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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
3
A hearty oven dish uses cuck steak cubes simmered with flour salt oil and tomato sauce. Zucchini celery onion potatoes and herbs like oregano and basil create a complete meal with baked fruit compote and bread. Serves six with a custard strawberry dessert and cafe espresso finale.
A reader shares a coffee cap trick to stop rust on a vacuum bottle drainboard, plus tips on cleaning plastic candle disc protectors with ammonia and hot water. Other notes cover hat maintenance, baby food storage, wax removal, vaccination bands, flouring bacon and sausages, and keeping handy cards for shopping ideas.
Cabbage is a biennial leafy vegetable maturing in about three months thriving in sunlight and temperate climates. A fall crop boosted supplies for winter, with varieties such as Danish domestic pointed Savoy and red. A legend warns of a long nosed thief banished to the moon, forever watching for cabbage.
A dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Schulz in Rantoul honored their grandson Bob Schulz who departs Wednesday for military service. Attendees included numerous Schulz relatives from Kansas City Leota Ottawa Lawrence Webster Ft Riley and other nearby towns and relatives such as Pam Sam Mark Nancy Kathy Christie Vicki Steve Don Streiler and David South.
Club announcements list several groups and leaders with names, including CHILD STUDY, FOUR SEASONS Garden Club, CWF CIRCLES, EARNEST WORKERS, FIRST BAPTIST Circles, FIRST METHODIST CIRCLES, WESTMINSTER Circles, and a 1 p.m. luncheon. Names include Mrs. T J Wray, Velma Larson, Blanche Groves, Helen Gilbert, Robert McDaniel, Esther Greenman, George Lister, Marjorie Sharp, Wayne Gilliland, Eleanor Stimson, Julian Kirven, Martha Bowers, Lydia Greenslade, Roger Greenslade, and others.
Socialettes Naomi Club schedules a noon potluck at the home of Mrs. George Starbuck. Mrs. O. L. Rathjen hosts an Army Mothers coffee at 9 a.m. Wednesday for members and friends at 936 South Main.
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