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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1958

Page

3

Women Saving Time With Modern Baking Mixes

Mary Dean Holle reports at the U.S. Department of Agriculture Outlook Conference that homemakers save time using mixes versus from-scratch baking. A Minnesota pilot found cake time cut by one third, cookies by half, biscuits and pie crust by a quarter, with mixes costing more than individual ingredients. Urban bakers favor mixes for cakes, while farm kitchens show lower mix use. The bulletin notes 1955 shifts toward convenience foods and warns about nutrition versus service costs. It also covers sewing tool care and a cheese leaflet from USDA, plus 4-H club meeting notes and activities in March and April.

Minnesota Miss Orshanky U. S. Department of Agriculture Gertrude Allen Kansas State College Manhattan

Rambling Ranchers 4-H Meeting Reports March Plans

The Wycoff Community House hosted the March 4-H meeting with Mrs. Turner reporting good standings at the Spring Festival eight club items earned. A photography class was approved and a skating party is set for March 31. The program featured music by several members, cake decorating, safety, films on hybrid corn and soil conservation, and a total of 34 members, two leaders and 32 guests attended.

Wycoff Turner Hamerickhouse Gibson Scott Haverty

Kansas Projects On Building List

Two Fish and Wildlife Service projects in Missouri and Kansas are among 95 listed for accelerated construction under Eisenhower's anti-recession program. The Swan Lake wildlife refuge in Missouri is estimated at 63 600 dollars. total program cost is about 25 067 048 dollars with projects slated to begin July 1 or moved up if advisable.

Washington Fish and Wildlife Service Missouri Kansas Secretary of Interior Seaton Eisenhower Swan Lake Wildlife Refuge

Award Contract For Post Office Work In Topeka

The General Services Administration announced a $27,000 design contract for drawings and specifications to air condition the U S Post Office in Topeka. The contract was awarded to Radotinsky Meyn and Deardorff of Kansas City Kansas. The total project cost is estimated at $450,000.

Washington (M U.S Topeka General Services Administration Radotinsky, Meyn and Deardorff Kansas City Kas

Plains Man Headed Masons Grand Lodge Leader

Earl R. Brown of Plains Kansas was elected grand master of the Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge at its 102nd annual meeting. Other officers include Addi son C. Irby, Ray W. Kinzie, John J. Murray, Ben S. Paulsen, Arthur H. Strickland, Armand H. Deacon, and Lauren Dale Rigg. A memorial fund for Lynn R. Brodrick was announced. Wichita will host the 1959 meeting. Siciliano required hospital care for a cut to the left eye. a little girl remained unidentified but unharmed.

Topeka Earl R. Brown Plains Kas Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge Richard L. Becker Coffeyville Addison C. Irby Fort Scott Ray W. Kinzie Wichita John J. Murray Leavenworth Ben S. Paulsen Fredonia Arthur H. Strickland Kansas City Armand H Siciliano

Little Girl Stops Mail Carrier on Tricycle

A 4 year old girl on a tricycle halted a mail carrier in Brockton Massachusetts as he worked his rounds despite rain snow and darkness. The incident ended when the rider collided with Samuel Siciliano aged 40 who was delivering mail.

Brockton Mass Samuel Siciliano

4 H Club Agent Seeks Pig for Day Event in El Dorado

Harold Gottsch, the 4 H Club Agent, received a request from a local 4 H group for a week-old pig small enough to be picked up. The club plans to visit and bring the pig to their 4 H day and return it promptly to avoid keeping it away from its mother. Gottsch is arranging the loan.

EL Dorado Club Harold Gottsch Gottsch

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