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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
6
Dear Heloise shares a simple outdoor cooking tip using foil wrapped hamburger patties pre seasoned, frozen in an ice cream bag for quick thawing and cooking at the campfire without removing foil. Also includes brief anecdotes about cereal snacks in waiting rooms and DIY shoe polishing and home decor tips.
Ottawa Senior Club met Friday afternoon with 24 members and guest Gary Hobbs. Myrtle Graham presided as members shared a patriotic opening, a talk on Ireland by Mrs. A J Brady, a reading by Mr. Robert Kerr on What It Means To Me To Be An American, a poem by Mrs. Graham, and a story by Nora Foley about playing cards. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Hall, and Mrs. Spears, with a sack lunch requested for next time.
Socialettes report Cumberland Maryland residents Mr and Mrs James H Gower and kin visiting Ottawa and relatives in Topeka De Soto and Jaffrey New Hampshire The Baker party returned from a three weeks motor trip through the United States visiting Hampton Beach Gettysburg and battlefield events Funeral attendance in Kansas City included Mrs J Johnson and Dr Patricia A Harris Topeka Mrs Johnson was the late Mr Earl J Harris sister and daughter in law to the late Mrs J Harry Johnson
Nancy Morse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Morse of 839 S. Sycamore, leaves June 4 for a Europe tour. From New York she sails to England on the Queen Elizabeth and visits the Netherlands Belgium Germany Austria Switzerland and Italy. She will return via the Riviera and Nice to Paris and then jet home to Kansas City, with a stopover in Ireland. Morse teaches elementary school in Nall Hills and is a Baker University alum. Two other Nall Hills teachers also join the trip.
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips should be fresh, relevant to the community, and include contact information for follow up.
The Sarah Circle WSCS met with Mrs. Betty Barrows and co hostess Mrs. Robert Spatz. Mrs. Lor en Matthews opened the meeting. Committees for this year were announced: Mrs. Robert Hollon courtesy, Mrs. Everett Stark local church activities, Mrs. G. G. Newmaster Christian social relations, Mrs. Robert K. Miller supply, Mrs. Don Waldo Jr membership. Devotions by Mrs. Newt Brown. Pledge service by Mrs. Waldo. There were 11 present including one guest Mrs. George Parden. Programs for next year were assigned by Mrs. U. H. Wittmeyer.
Elizabeth Circle of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Jay Todd's home with co host Mrs. Bob Ledom. New committees were named including Courtesy, Membership, Local Church Activities, Christian Social Relations, and Supply. Mrs. Allen gave devotions and Mrs. Blecha led a lesson titled What Shall We Tell Our Children About Race. Refreshments followed benediction.
The Ottawa Herald for Saturday June 20 1963 presents community briefs and local notices. Feature items include social events and public notices with brief summaries of happenings around Ottawa Kansas.
Mrs John F Hudelson of 404 West Fourth Street serves a simple grape dessert popular for club refreshments or after dinner. The dish is easy enough for her children to make.
The Farm Bureau Women held their annual meeting at Colbern's restaurant with readings, reports, and essays. Awards were given for citizenship, and two high school students from Williamsburg and Richmond were chosen to attend a Rock Springs Citizenship Seminar in August. A safety poster contest through 4-H was promoted and a rest tent at the fair was approved. Culinary recipes and cooking tips followed including Grape Dessert and Pork Tenderloin with Sesame Stuffing.
Club Forecast for 800O CLUG FORECAST LOVE AND LOYALTY CLUB announces Mrs Anna Bryan at FIRST METHODIST WSCB 9 30 a m UNION CHAPEL WSCS on Wednesday and MARIAM CWF GROUP with Mrs Charles on Thursday at the church
A collection of reader questions and responses covers body image, teasing, parental concerns, and etiquette. Topics include women with large chests facing comments, parental worries about sons’ dating, wearing used clothing, and handling alcohol issues with guidance and practical tips. Ann emphasizes respect, self-control, and knowing when to seek help.
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