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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
11
Mildred Walker of Kansas State University advises planning multiple meals from a whole pork loin weighing 10 to 16 pounds. From the rib end cut country style ribs or rib chops. from the tenderloin portion make center cut chops. the sirloin portion can be boned for a boneless roast.
A layette shower was given Saturday night for Richard William Williams II, infant son of Mr and Mrs Dick Williams, at the home of Mrs LeRoy Teter in Pomona. Mrs Raymond Mack assisted. Thirty six guests were invited with Mrs Gerald Holmes Timmy Olathe Mrs Don Falley Topeka and Mrs Quentin Roberts Pomona among attendees.
The Missionary Circle of Faith Bible Church held a devotional on Service led by Mrs. Elvin Malburg. Members read letters from missionaries in the Phillippines, Switzerland, Ecuador, Rural Bible Crusade, Youth for Christ and American Jews and prayed for their needs.
Cosmopolitan Club members met at the Church home with nine members and six guests. Mrs. W L Pickering led business, guest speaker Mrs. Rosalie Osburn discussed arthritis and treatments, and Mrs. L E Dunn spoke on wildlife and resource conservation. A $10 contribution to arthritis funds was approved and Mrs. L P Moree was elected delegate to the state federation convention in Norton with Mrs. Merle Marmon as alternate.
Auxiliary president Lillian Campbell of Neenah Wis. visited the Department of Kansas with Frances Alley Dodd of Wichita presiding. The Wichita tour included the VA Hospital services and a coffee hour followed by a noon luncheon at the Allis Hotel and a business session.
The Ottawa WCTU hosted an all day sewing session at Mrs. Maryann Kitchen’s home. Members crafted baby garments for Hong Kong refugees and soap washcloth lambs for Veterans' Hospitals while social director Gertrude Day supervised. Postcards to President Lynden Johnson and Senator Johnson urged policy stances on narcotics and liquor, as devotionals and program items followed.
Printed Pattern 4657 offers a one piece playsuit with skirt button for town. Includes sizes 36 and listed yardage for 35 inch fabric. Price fifty cents plus 15 cents mailing and handling. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Ottawa Herald New York.
Ottawa Chapter of the American Association of University Women held a Tuesday session in the Ottawa University student union. The program featured a debate by the Ottawa University team on guaranteed access to higher education for all qualified high school graduates. Participants included Mike Cornett Jeff Cunningham Carl Joecks and Jim Anderson. The Legislative committee led by Mrs Willis Bennett arranged the program with Miss Lanah Cameron Miss Mildred McKee Miss Luelle Parrott Mrs Hazel Hume and Mrs Betty Moody. Refreshments followed with a St Patrick's Day theme.
A simple plan to transform leftover plain cake into a mock English trifle. Slice the cake thinly and spread half the slices with strawberry jam. Layer jammed sheets with plain slices and cut into serving portions for a mini trifle.
Haberdashery salesmen will roll out prairie gold Indian clay and canyon copper in fall men wear. For stubborn gray lovers quicksilver and flint replace dull tones. New waterproof coating makes shoes hats coats water repellent and hides dirt. usable on upholstery and draperies without altering texture.
A three pound fish cleaned and boned for stuffing is sautéed with onion and celery in butter, then mixed with water stuffing seasoned with salt pepper and oregano. The fish is stuffed closed with skewers, buttered, foil lined, and baked at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes until flaky.
Brian Keith Gorton is the 8 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Garry D. Gorton of 1410 Maple. He has three brothers Chris 9 Brent 6 and Craig 2. Grandparents are Lyle Enyart Kenneth Porter and Raymond Gorton. Great grandparents are H C Flory Enyart and C C Millington Ottawa.
The baby list from Ransom Memorial Hospital records four newborns: Lindee Ann Pope, daughter born Feb 25 to Douglas Eugene Pope and wife of 903 Willow, 8 lb 1 oz. William Lloyd Zabel, son born Feb 26 to Donald Arthur Zabel and wife of Melvern RFD 1, 7 lb 1 oz. Troy Kevin Young, son born Feb 27 to James Leroy Young and wife of 1445 S Elm, 7 lb. Nancy Mary Fischer, daughter born Feb 28 to Bernard Anthony Fischer and wife of Williamsburg RFD 2, 5 lb.
Cathy Shisler Becky Reynolds and Donna Brown led an Allegro Club evening at the Jesse Shisler residence. A piano program featured Sarah Brockway teaching Keys board Harmony while Mrs. M A Welty supervised theory work. Members did sight reading and ensemble work. 19 guests enjoyed refreshments. Next meeting set for April.
Socialettes Jaycee Jaynes program Tuesday evening featured two cancer films by Rosa lie Osburn county health nurse. The group contributed $5 to Ottawa Little Symphony Orchestra. Attendees included Mrs Chet Worf one guest Mrs Homer Dexman and 14 members. Golden Age club in Anchor building met Tuesday afternoon led by Mrs A J Dawson with reports prayers and card games. next meeting is March 10. Myra Droge freshman at Washburn University Topeka will join Alpha Mu Chapter Zeta Tau Alpha on March 7. she is the daughter of Leo A Droge and resides at 1641 S Main. she serves as assistant pledge trainer.
Mrs Claude Fooshee of Anderson County and Mrs John Metcher of Douglas County join Mrs Norman Voights of Johnson County in presenting High Spots and Chicago Highlights. Frank Boyd Jr. leads Bureau women discussions.
Loyalty Club members met Tuesday evening with Mrs Minnie Shawver and Mrs Rachel Hubbard in charge. They recited the Lord's prayer flag salute and Bible verses. Cards were signed for absent members. Mrs Mamie Pope received a mystery gift. Plans for a put luck supper at the next meeting with Mrs Annie South. St Patrick's Day themed refreshments were served.
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