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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1958
Page
5
L S Harris of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators urges drivers to focus on safe driving before leaving home. He notes 38,300 highway deaths in 1957, with over one fifth occurring in morning hours, and stresses a good breakfast as the first step.
Marguerite Dutsch supreme worthy high priestess and husband Chris Dutsch of Tulsa visited Ottawa Shrine No. 19. A 6:30 dinner by True Kindred preceded a ceremonial and degrees for several couples. Guests from Ft. Scott Lawrence Leavenworth Topeka Tulsa attended. about 125 present.
A festive shamrock shaped salad mold blends lemon gelatin tinted green with egg salad and carrot. Layered construction uses two sets of flavored and unflavored gelatin, horseradish, mayonnaise, onion, pepper, and mustard, chilled until set for 10 to 12 servings. Garnish with chicory and olives.
A collection of reader questions on marriage with a booze-married husband, a bus seating incident with a crush, and a widowed father worried about his daughter's romance. Ann advises patience with the drinker, warns about poor judgment and suggests practical boundaries, while offering a concise moral on young love and parental guidance.
Miss Carolyn Cupp and Lt Robert Keith Jeske plan a April 19 ceremony at St Andrews Episcopal Church Kansas City. Attendants include Patricia Cupp maid of honor and Mrs Charles Ralph Simonson matron of honor with bridesmaids Becky Culpepper Marsha Gleseke Nancy Bales. Best man Philip Jeske. groomsmen James Foley David Fowler Richard Alexander William R Jones. A reception at the Carriage Club will follow.
Two Williamsburg High School students Betty Kirkland and Dianne Bethell will receive State Homemaker Degrees at the Kansas Association of Future Homemakers of America annual meeting in Topeka at Municipal Auditorium. Other Williamsburg attendees include Lois Stewart Barbara Johnson Carol Bethell Carolyn Rooney Carolyn Hoyt Elaine Reichard Kathy Reh Judy Heckman Patty Heckman Peggy Martin Donna Neilson Betty Atchison Mary Johnson Geraldine Dunn Sherilann Toumberlin Sandra Herring Karen Kirkland Sandy Allen Judy Alen Judy Fitzgerald and Sharon Bond. They traveled by school bus driven by Mrs. W. R. Thornbrugh escorted by Mrs. Harold Bethell and Mrs. F. E. Warner.
A reader explains how to heat a tub with hot water first and add cold water to taste. The method makes the tub surface warm for a comfortable bath during cold weather. The note emphasizes avoiding a cold tub by adjusting water temperature.
The Garfield P T A Parent-Education committee chaired by Mrs. C W Henning schedules three meetings for Tuesday in the Henning home. Kindergarten to second grade mothers meet at 9 15 am on one topic by five mothers. Third and fourth grade mothers meet at 1 40 pm on pressure on the cooker. An evening session at 7 30 pm for fifth and sixth grade mothers features guest speaker Mrs. Bonnie Hughson on emotional danger signals. A nursery is provided for daytime sessions. Next meetings set for April 8.
Readable fragments list upcoming church meetings and fraternal events across multiple units. Includes Federated Church activities, Omega Chapter, American Legion auxiliary, Episcopal Guild, Trinity Methodist Church notices, and community luncheon and club schedules among numerous organizations and households.
A club ships a new doll outfit each month, starting January with a peg pior and nightgown for cozy fireside evenings. By August the doll will receive a farmerette with denim slacks and gingham shirt, aligning with the season.
Four cups of shredded cabbage yield about two cups after cooking. This applies to both red and green varieties.
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