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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1957

Page

5

St Patrick Day Notes On Irish Potato Cake Recipe

Irish born cooks share potato cake methods and other dishes. The article notes mealy potato parts, mixing with milk, cur, and baking powder to form a stiff dough for fried cakes. Thelma Egginton and Mrs. Egginton discuss mint sauce and practical kitchen tips while offering a basic Trish Potato Cake recipe with flour, baking powder, salt, mashed potato, and milk.

St. Patrick's Day Thelma Egginton Ameris Mary Egginton

Planned Supper for Bomd Ladies Aid in Ottawa

The Planned Supper Bovd Ladies Aid meets Thursday in Ottawa with Mrs. Ross Johnson to host a supper at Pomona Methodist church basement Tuesday evening. The event honors three couple families moving from the community: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hendrix, Mr. and Mrs. Harry De Vere, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schultz and sons. Betty Johnson presided. Edith Thompson led the Bible lesson. Members answered roll call with The happiest day of my life. Attendees included Mrs. W. M. Eichinger, Roy Reed and children, Jim Parks and Kathy, Walter Nitcher, Porter Shaw, Marty Miller, Clarence Jones, Floyd Gates, Gene Miller, Gary, Kenneth Nitcher and sons, George Peck, Ira Reed, and R. H. Bethell. Fannie Kraus was a guest.

Bovd Ladies Aid Ottawa Ross Johnson Pomona Methodist Church Henry Hendrix Harry DeVere Dan Schultz Betty Johnson Edith Thompson Jesson Mmes W. Df. Eichinger Roy Reed Jim Parks Kathy Walter Nitcher Porter Shaw Marty Miller Clarence Jones Floyd Gates Gene Miller Gary Kenneth Nitcher and Sons George Peck Ira Reed R. H. Bethell Fannie Kraus

Helpful Service class meets at North Baptist Church

Mrs. W A Fowler hosted and presided with Mrs J C Workman as co host. Members recited Bible verses alphabetically and reported 45 calls. Mrs C C Tucker and Mrs J H Shepherd led entertainment. Birthdays for Mrs William Lack Mrs V C McDowell and Mrs Fowler observed. Attendees included Mrs Donna Stantorf Myrtle Ponton G C Heathman J M Hoover Carl Moore Ervin Mack Fred Shoemaker and Floyd Perkins.

W. A. Fowler North Baptist, Church J. C. Workman C. C. Tucker J. H. Shepherd William Lack V. C. McDowell Fowler Donna Stantorf Myrtle

Bridal Shower Held For Pat Burgoon At Tapley Home

A bridal shower for Pat Burgoon was hosted at the Earl Wall home on Thursday afternoon in Tapley. The event featured games, opening of gifts, and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. W. S. Sutton, Jim Cook, Harvey Reeder, Dale Reeder, Elmer Sutton, Carl Adams, M. Gorton, C. C. Fawl, Lester Fox, Emery Burgoon, Fred Kuiken, Lonnie Platt, Carl Rabick, Dick Fox, Sally Reeder, Pam Burgoon, and several children. Mrs. John Rossman and Dorothy also sent gifts.

Tapley Pat Burgoon Earl Wall Mmes W. S. Sutton Jim Cook Harvey Reeder Dale Reeder Alan Elmer Sutton Carl Adams M. Gorton C. C. Fawl Lester Fox Emery Burgoon Fred Kuiken Lonnie Platt Carl Rabick Dick Fox Sally Reeder Pam Burgoon

Socialettes Birthday Club Hosts Busy All Day Meet

Socialettes G C members held an all day meeting with Mrs Eldon Good as hostess. Mrs Williams led the business session while games were won by Mrs Myrtle Anderson and Mrs Ray Evans. Attendees included the Mines John Ball dint Russell Berl Phares Mary Mack Maude Evans R A Gibson Lee Nicholson and H R Williams plus children Jill Lawrance Mary and Roger Evans.

G.C. Birthday Club Eldon Good W. H. Williams Myrtle Anderson Ray Evans Ernest Lawrance the Mines John Ball Dint Russell Berl Phares Mary Mack Maude Evans R. A. Gibson Lee Nicholson H. R. Williams Jill Lawrance Mary Roger Evans

Community Club and Church Notices Gathered for Wednesday

A long list of local society events and meeting notices appears, including women’s circles, church groups, charity cards, and civic clubs. Listed are names of organizers such as Mrs. Harold Tarpl and Mrs. Joe Stephenson, with locations like Memorial Auditorium and Trinity Methodist Church, plus dates and times for gatherings and activities.

Bomparolt AL TR Markit Columbian Shakespeare F.C. Wise Bertha Richardson Heapy Colby Joe Stephenson Harold Tarpl Jay Jaynes Th. C. Bilcott Pativekinner Presbyterian Wome Bergema Faith Ie Hera Guild Age Tla Priscilla Duas U.pehirch Parl Wikman North Baptist Church Ralph Service Garfield Cardeners Eart Sehmanke Navy Mothers Memorial Scissors Club Rollie Mershham H. B Emmett Taylor Earnest Workers Trinity Methodist Church Brethren Missionary Society Alvin West W. F Luther Stevans J. PL Haggard First Methodist Circles Southeast A. Parker Fast Mary Black West Buttons Bouthwear Roy Koontz Worth A. K. Cark First Baptist Circles Lettie Archer A. B. Martin Mareta Cudworth Aire Kahler Esther Greenman Roger Fredrikson Ruth Paul Paul Gaynor Alice Thayer Robert McCrea Pastern Star Mi Mas. S

Bosses Night Dinner for Ottawa Professional Women

Ottawa Professional Women's Club hosts Bosses Night dinner Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the North American hotel. The program features a skit, a talk titled Citizen Responsibility by Rev. Roger Fredrikson, and several musical numbers. Public Relations chair Mrs. Marvin Bond and committee members Gladys Anthony, Linda Chism, and Mrs. Clarence Keefer organize the event.

Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club Russell Crites Roger Fredrikson Marvin Bond Gladys Anthony Linda Chism Clarence Keefer

Open House at Baker U Day Draws 300 Seniors

Open House day at Baker University attracts over three hundred high school seniors to campus for Baker Day on March 23. Scholarships totaling more than 20 000 dollars will be awarded after scholastic and musical auditions. Applications for tests and auditions are due March 21. The day includes tours, lunch with President Scarborough, entertainment, fraternal orgs, Varsity Show excerpts, a men's intramural swimming meet, and a 6 p.m. Coca-Cola hear.

Balduin Baker Uni Baker Camj Pus B.U William J. Scarborough

DAR Members At Conference At Reloit Kansas

The state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Reloit Kansas was held over yesterday and today with about 150 members from three chapters attending. Citizenship awards went to Mrs Lola Gophart Edsworths Ren Smith and Miss Merit Lou Brown Hutchinson.

Medicine Lodge Field Depleted at Barber County Gas Field

Kansas Corporation Commission heard Fr George L. Yates say Medicine Lodge gas field in Barber County is 50 percent depleted after producing 164.5 billion cubic feet since commercial production began in November 1929. He estimates eight to ten years more of production ahead.

Wichita Medicine Lodge Barber County Kansas Corporation George L. Yates Wichita Netroleum Yates

Sunday worship list across many churches in Bingdon Kansas

A crowded church listing from Bingdon Kansas outlines multiple congregations with service times and pastors. It lists Assembly of God, Church of The Nazarene, Seventh Day, Lutheran, Methodist, and other denominations along with prayer meetings and Sunday schools. The compilation signals a busy religious landscape for Sunday activities and midweek services. Coordinates include locations such as Baker, Maple Rapids, and Garnett.

Bingdon Arnvans Whinesses Quenemo Kansas Booieis Assembly of God Eo H B. R Harris Sumiay School Young Peoples Meeting Bethany Mapel Alain Warner Carbyei Jarhool Wesleynt Youth C. B Andrews Christian Science Society Str & Fa A. m Mier Brothers Auditoriui Grace John B. Sweigatt Trinity Methodist 1630 N. Cedar Fort B. Craig Methodist Youth Fellowship Evangelistic ‘Union Church of the Brethren

Baking Tip and Stain Removal Cues

If using active dry yeast check the package date and use before expiry. To remove lipstick stains soften a napkin with glycerine then launder in hot soapy water.

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