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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
6
Hints from Heloise Bisker advise that which side of aluminum foil faces out matters little as both sides reflect similarly. The piece notes foil conducts heat into foods during roasting and baking, while also helping retain moisture and flavor.
The Topeka State Journal highlights Mrs Robert C Harder formerly Dorothy Lou Welty daughter of Dr and Mrs M A Welty She is wife of a Shawnee County legislator and Topeka pastor She directs East Topeka Methodist Church choir teaches in Bible School and attends legislative wives events She and her family Anne 4 and James David 10 months are part of the social calendar Also noted are Rose Campbell on the West Coast and a remark about rummaging through old envelopes for notes.
Douglas Smith hosted the Entertain Music Club at his home with 24 members and guests. Joan Hudelson, Bradley Geier, and Terry Mohr performed memory recitals and received awards from sponsor Mrs. M A Welty. Patti Smith contributed a piano solo. Articles from Keyboard Junior were discussed and the game Maestro was played. Refreshments were served by the Smiths and Patti.
Sunday entries list The Harvesters and church groups. Monday sewing at First Methodist and PAST MATRONS. Tuesday events include AMERICAN LEGION birthday supper at Memorial Auditorium. Wednesday features many circles and clubs at Trinity Methodist, Princeton, and local churches. Friday notes The Senior Club and Naomi Club plus a Golden Age Recreation Club at Youth Center.
Quenemo Chapter No. 63 of the Order of Eastern Star honored secretary Florence Windett and treasurer Mrs. John Rogers at a recent meeting. Elaine Smithworthy was matron and presided during the ceremony of “We Wish You Well.” Norma Montoya presented corsages, Thelma Nelson sang, and Barbara Driver oversaw decorations. The next meeting, March 18, will honor past matrons and patrons in a ceremony “Yours are the Hands.”
At the meeting on Thursday Mr and Mrs Elmer Louderback contributed $5 to the Heart Fund. A basket dinner served at noon to 11 members and their husbands six children and one guest Mr Clare Atchison. Plans were made for a few members and families March 16. Cards sent to sick members.
Twenty-five members attended the Senior Club No. 1 gathering at the Youth Center yesterday with Mrs. Myrtle Graham presiding. After songs and the pledge, devotions from Psalm 114 and a prayer, reports on sick members were shared. Entertainment featured readings and songs by several members while refreshments were provided by Ray Brown, Edgar Jones, and Henry Smart.
Stitch and Chatter club of Pomona honored Mrs. John Fritts for her 50th wedding anniversary at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Jack Nelson. Members presented gold edged tumblers and a three tier cake, with a skit in her honor. Door prize went to Mrs. Lillie Zimmermann. 19 members, one child, and three guests attended.
Socialettes Chapter GL elected officers at a recent meeting with Mrs. Lewis Irwin. Elected are Mrs. Gordon Stucker president, Mrs. D. G. Laury vice president, Mrs. Glenn Bieglow recording secretary, Mrs. Robert Pinet Jr. corresponding secretary, Mrs. John Hudelson treasurer, Mrs. Don Hoglund chaplain, and Mrs. Kenneth Harris guard. Hoglund served as assistant hostess.
Mrs Lee Olmsted shares reliable dishes she uses often with friends calling them different and delicious. Highlights include Chunky Fruit Salad with pineapple and cheese, Hamburger High Hat with bacon and sour cream, German Chocolate Pie with a meringue crust, and a rich sour cream cake batter cake baked in a 9 by 12 pan.
Use firm separate grains of leftover cooked rice mixed with French dressing minced sweet onion and minced parsley then a light sprinkle of paprika for a simple salad idea.
Dear J S vents over in laws using their daughter's engagement at their child’s wedding. Ann says seek permission, then forget it. Also defends night shift workers, noting fear of cuckoo responses and urges understanding. Includes advice to a mother of two about needing occasional evenings out and a safety net.
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip turned in by a reader. Tip submissions encouraged from the community to aid reporting and coverage.
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