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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1966
Page
9
Hints from readers on home quick fixes for cleaning glass surfaces. Advice includes using cheap rubbing alcohol with a sprayer for windows and mirrors, delaying freezing in cold weather, and using newspapers for shine. Readers share related tips on bread spreading, organization, crafts, and marking tools.
Cecily Brownstone AP Food Editor notes VTP Ley new dining trend as she surveys restaurants, home chefs, and markets. She highlights diverse menus, quick service spots, and evolving tastes shaping modern dining culture with practical tips for readers.
Veal cutlets browned in shortening, simmered with dry onion soup mix flour water tomatoes mushrooms and garlic until tender. Serves 4 to 6 with steamed rice green beans French bread and ice cream and sherbet.
Announcement of Kathleen Wingert daughter of Mrs George F Wingert Jr Leawood to wed Robert Eugene Wingert son of Mr and Mrs Harold Wingert Wellsville The couple plan a June 25 ceremony at Leawood Methodist Church Kathleen a KU graduate and music instructor in Elgin Michigan Robert a senior in Kansas State College of Veterinary Medicine member of Alpha Gamma Rho Also notes cookies rich butter drop vanilla with chocolate pieces and walnuts
Mary Mae Gonezaga, a freshman at Ottawa University and native of the Philippines, will perform a Philippine dance as the 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. segment of the International Understanding program at Saturday’s Area Brownie Scout Jamboree. Born in the Philippines, she studied two years in Philadelphia where her eye surgeon father and family reside. Her attire includes a white taffeta dress with red appliques and abaca fiber lace, and the routine is infused with Spanish influence through bamboo castanets.
Mrs Paul Mohr hosted the Baxter Social Hour Club on Thursday afternoon with group singing led by Mrs Keith Page and devotions by Mrs Byron Mohr. Quiz games directed by Mrs Leonard Allen awarded prizes to Mrs Byron Mohr Mrs H G DeVore and Mrs Ernest Link while secret pal gifts went to Mrs William Ratzlaff and Mrs Leonard Allen. Refreshments served to 18 members and two children.
Out of town relatives traveled to the March 3 funeral of Gary Lee Ball. Attending were Mrs. C. L. Valentine Mrs. Ed Overstreet Mrs. Hare ley Jones Mrs. Carl Hetrick and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Long of Topeka, along with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Salts of Mayetta.
Williamsburg high school home economics pupils attended the Fabricana show at Jones Store in Kansas City on Friday February 25. They were required to report on at least five lectures covering fabrics pattern alterations trend finishes and construction. Mothers and guests accompanied the group and joined a luncheon in the Hawthorne room before returning to Williamsburg.
Trinity Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with lesson on World Federation of Women. Members assisted by Mrs. Walter Bolen and others. new member Mrs. Ralph Brinkmeyer welcomed. Officers elected: Cartmill president Loyd vice president Chapsman recording secretary Loud erback treasurer and circle chairmen Peterson Cation Gibson. Walter Pohl named delegate to March conference in Lawrence. hostesses were Mrs. Sieg and Miss Taylor.
Louis Dale chaired the Assembly No. 136 meeting at the Masonic Temple to arrange hosting the supreme worthy president in May. Lawrence Assembly No. 25 will meet with Ottawa that night and both groups plan a Wichita meeting on March 12, 1967, for a hostess group planning session. Mrs. Chester M. Lessenden is Lawrence’s worthy president. Mrs. Neil McLeod is the special deputy. Coffee and nutbread were served by Mrs. R. Lee Finch and Mrs. William J. Wright at adjournment. A ham and bean dinner is set for March 30.
Halve and puree fresh pears fill cavities with a cream cheese mix then top with halved seedless grapes. Serve this Bunch of Grapes Salad on salad greens with mayonnaise for a light fruit cheese dish.
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