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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1964
Page
3
A reader comments on current kitchen trends favoring oven use for cooking and casseroles, arguing washing up afterward remains essential and stove cleanup is minimized. The note reflects practical routines and household priorities.
Hints discuss grease liners and ammonia soaking, then promote dishwasher detergent for easy cleanup of glass and metal casseroles. Includes a home test with hot water and detergent, plus a note on removing permanent starch with rubbing alcohol and hot soapy wash. Also mentions netted dishcloth hack to avoid drips and improve drying.
Mrs Chester Burgess of Rich ter led a lesson on Symbols a Sign Unto You for the WSCS March meeting at First Methodist Church. A worship center depicted Christ's suffering with art poetry literature and architecture. New officers elected include President Kenneth Cook and Vice President Blair with other secretaries and officers named. 58 members and three guests attended with devotions and Easter poetry.
Members of Miriam CWF from First Christian Church sampled 11 India dishes Thursday evening and selected eight for their annual foreign dinner on April 2. Mrs. Leonard Hoopes showed a film India Today with Rev. Ned M. Roberts, lectured on cooperative India, and Mrs. Vernon Stewart led a worship on The Meaning of Easter. Mrs. Jim Rose attended as a guest.
W B Smith of Ottawa presented the Peoria Community club program on his travels with slide illustrations. Mrs William Bishop supervised business, naming Adell Dean and Gerald Elsasser to the refreshments committee while Ray Evans and Earl Anderson assisted with refreshments.
Auxiliary installed Mrs. Mary Wollam as inside guard after Mrs. How ard McCurdy resigned as treasurer Loren Keller was appointed and installed A covered dish luncheon is planned March 8 at 1 PM at the aerue with games Friendship Night in Topeka is set for March 10 A food sale to raise funds for kitchen cabinets was announced Mrs Naomi Caleb won the mystery package An Easter egg hunt for members children is scheduled for March 29 at the aerve with a covered event to follow
Mrs. Walter Pohl opened with an Easter prayer at the Trinity Methodist WSCS meeting after a piano solo by Mrs. Chester Louderback. Elsie Ferguson led the lesson on The Cross and The Resurrection with Fred Proffitt assisting. Denny Peterson led singing and Walter Bolen conducted business and memorialized deceased members Blanche Goldsmith and A. L. Smith. Ben Gibson announced a bracelet for 12 new members and 67 pounds of clothing were sent to four Indian Missions in Oklahoma. New officers named include Max Cartmill president and Harry Loyd vice president. others named as secretaries and coordinators. The circle voted $25 to Gerald Reed's United Nations tour and Mrs Chapman was elected delegate to the Parsons conference. Refreshments by Cartmill and Mendell.
Social Order of the Beauceant outlined plans for an April 18 visit by supreme worthy president Mrs Frank Partlott, with a 7 30 p m banquet. A potluck for Sir Knights preceded the business session led by Mrs Samuel Shumate, slides from Italy shown, birthday observed for Mrs G W Ponton, cake walk won by Mrs Myron Steere, rummage sale planned for April 11, and invitations to supreme inspections in Kansas City and Independence Missouri on March 23 and 24.
The guidance recommends thawing frozen duck chicken or turkey in the refrigerator rather than at room temperature and advises planning ahead to ensure safe defrosting.
Margaret Lee Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee J Martin Princeton married Jerry Leonard Rooney son of Mrs Mary Rooney Drexel Mo on Feb 8 at Guardian Angels Catholic Church Kansas City Rev Berdenzen officiated Patricia Martin and Bill Rooney attended. Mrs Rooney is a St Luke's School of Nursing graduate and nurse. Rooney is Arkansas State University graduate and a physical therapy student at KU Medical Center.
Baxter Social Hour club members answered roll call by naming magazines they subscribe to and enjoy. Mrs Royce Gragg hosted. Mrs James Allen presided. Mrs Charles Redmold led devotions and the Lord's Prayer. A songfest, birthday and anniversary gifts, retirements, quizzes with prizes, refreshments, and plans for a March 19 luncheon at Colbern's were noted.
Mr and Mrs Donald Fieh ler Wellsville announce the marriage of Judith Anne to Joseph Edward Forkell, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Forkell Lawrence. The ceremony March 2 at Lawrence Friends Church was conducted by Rev Kenneth Brown Jr. A pastel blue suit and white pom pom bouquet highlighted the bride’s attire. Attendants Ruth Berg Rex Strunk, both of Lawrence. Norman Denton organist. The reception featured yellow and white decor and a cake with yellow roses. The couple will reside in Lawrence.
The Socialetiés Wycott community club hosted by Mrs Lawrence Lundstett Thursday featured business conducted by Mrs Donald Wood sum presided. Devotions by Mrs Herbert Dowdy, prize winners Mrs Ray Farris and Mrs Earl Farris, hostess shower by Daughters Club of Centropolis for Mrs Earl Sink. Guests Mrs Raymond Bettge and Mrs F D Drake. 14 members and two children attended. Receiving belated birthday gifts were Mrs Fred Powers and Mrs Tilefred Simmons.
Cindy Durbin hosted the Melody Music Club at her parents home Mr and Mrs Marvin Durbin on Wednesday evening. Susan Wittmeyer earned the prize for practice hours as club sponsor Mrs R L Sivens presented it. Nine guests and 10 members attended. Durbin and Cindy served refreshments with a St Patrick's Day theme and Wittmeyer will entertain the club on April 1.
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