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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1960
Page
7
A meat loaf ring is made from one pound ground lean beef one pound ground veal twelve pounds ground lean pork or sausage two eggs four cups milk or beef stock one cup bread crumbs two teaspoons salt and spices. Bake in a 350 degree oven for about one hour until firm then unmold and fill the center with cooked sliced carrots. Garnish with parsley and surround with browned pastry bag drops or dollops for decoration.
A reader asks how to get advance notice for guests. Ann advises husband to bring home extra steaks or face consequences. Other letters praise improved mother daughter relations from a teen who learned courtesy, and critique a neighbor who criticizes a pastor’s sympathy after a widow’s loss.
The guide suggests using a worn shaving brush for stenciling. Cut the bristles straight across about one inch from the handle to create a stiff blunt inking surface and even ink distribution.
Printed pattern 4640 promises a slim smart look with a step in style, curved silhouette, hip pockets and trim lines. Sizes 16 to 22 require 3¼ yards of 35 inch fabric. directions included. price 50 cents, add 10 cents for each additional pattern. Send to The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York NY.
Ninety five attended the World Day of Prayer at First Christian Church in Ottawa. Mrs. W W Whitacre opened with prayer and presided as officers elected include president Mrs D C Whitaker vice president Mrs O O Tucker and secretary treasurer Mrs Charles Schoonover. Mary Gail Dankof sang with accompanist Sylvia Cook while Dr Raymond Jennings spoke on Laborers Together with God. Offering of 54 44 was split between Division of Foreign Missions and Home Missions. Benediction by Rev Robert Powner. ushers listed.
Community notices list multiple club gatherings and meetups including Ottawa Garden Club potluck at 6 30 p m and varied groups such as American Legion Auxiliary Chapter AU PEO Rotary Anns and Dorcas related circles with locations like Valley View School Trinity Methodist Church and neighborhood centers. several events include initiation luncheons and social jolts for groups like Rebekahs Omicron Beta Sigma Phi and Soroptimists. different days Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday highlight the spread of activities across town.
A club miscellany paper titled Kansas Industries by Mrs. Owen Fowler outlines Kansas booming industry from 1938 to 1958, naming Bennett's Willis Nursery Protection Salina Bonner Springs Wichita Mound City Topeka Great Bend Garnett Perry and Kansas City as payroll and production hubs. A Colby wives bridge club reunion 27 years after a vow brings together members in Salina with one member missing, continuing a 29 year round robin correspondence.
A simple kitchen hack uses the top of a coffee can as a cutter to trim pastry grounds for tart shells. The method provides a quick, sharp edge to shape crust openings.
Famed baritone Leonard Warren collapsed and died on stage at the Metropolitan Opera in New York while performing Don Carlo in Verdi’s La Forza del Destino. The 48 year old, praised worldwide, finished the act before the curtain fell, as Dr Adrian Zorganelli diagnosed a stroke. Audience members remained seated as Met general manager Rudolf Bing announced Warren’s death, ending a gala night.
Patricia Pierson, a KU sophomore majoring in psychology, was elected quartely correspondent for the Socialettes Alpha Phi chapter. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John iB Pierson of 404 Maple.
A Senior Club meeting featured three readings by guest Mrs J J Seright with Mrs Glenn Jitch presiding. After songs the group recited the Lord s prayer. Birthdays observed for Roy Baldorf A J Brady and Louis Sand. Refreshments were served by Mrs E H Lancaster and Mrs Cora Melcher. Thirty five attended.
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