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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1963
Page
6
A Wellsville cook named Mrs James Bosworth shares a homey recipe for Orange Bowknots. The method covers making a yeast dough with orange zest and juice, two eggs, and a two hour rise, then shaping and baking until airy and fragrant.
A crowded page lists club meetings for the week across various groups like MARINERS Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Exemplar Chapter and more with dates. It also presents multiple tested recipes including Italian Meat Balls Dish In One Creamed Tomatoes Steak With Dressing and Cherry Red Hot Salad with detailed steps and ingredient lists.
Advice column with reader tips for easing kitchen chaos at breakfast using TV trays lined on a drain board. Suggestions include cushioned mats to reduce leg strain, wax floors with a wet mop, sorting laundry in pillowcases, aspirin in vases to keep flowers fresh, and boiling water dip for stems to extend cut flowers' life.
The Youth Center gathering of 33 Senior Club members featured a reading of Bread of Life by Mrs Myrtle Graham, the Lord's Prayer, a vocal solo by Henry Smart, a duet by Mrs Graham and Mrs Lillian Spears, and readings and jokes. Guests Mr and Mrs George Cordle of Oakland Senior Club Topeka attended and Mrs Flora Sherman, Mrs Graham, and Mrs Spears served refreshments.
The Naomi Club hosted a luncheon at Mrs. O. L. Breckenridge's home with Mrs. Adam Wicke, Mrs. Ben Holmes, and Mrs. H. H. Feuerborn in attendance. Mrs. W. L. Pickering presided and Mrs. Lee Shobe led devotions. Members made 35 large and six small cancer dressings for the Franklin County American Cancer Society Chapter, knee robes and bibs for IOOF Rebekah Home in Manhattan, and donated to the Hattie Boucek memorial fund. Mrs. Feuerborn won the door prize. A serving committee for the Rebekah meeting was formed by Mr. and Mrs. Q. O. L. Breckenridge and Mrs. Lyle Enyart. Visitors included Mrs. Glenn Lancaster and Mrs. Lyle Enyart.
Mix assorted soft cheeses in the fridge until creamy. Shape into patties, chill, and roll in chopped walnuts or pecans. Press nuts into the surface and serve with crackers as a snack.
A baking tip notes that sugar rich yeast breads brown too fast. To fix this cover the top with brown wrapping paper to shield the crust as it finishes baking.
The Herald offers a five dollar weekly reward to any reader who provides the best news tip of the week. Tips must be timely and verifiable, with edits and publication rights reserved by the newspaper.
The piece muses on faith in the younger generation with Garfield science displays and a Record party, jokes about parental permission for outings, mothers handling daily emergencies, a girl’s failed plank walk, a water soaked ditch incident, boots prompting ditch adventures, showers with rubbers for babies, and a twin mother quip about copying work.
Socialettes Boyd Ladies aid met at Mrs. Clarence Jones home with Mrs. Ray Reed presiding. A bridal shower for Mrs. Don Swallow was planned for March 30 at the Gates home. Refreshments served. HCH Club hosted by Mrs. Frank Wackowitsch who gave a hostess shower. Irish jokes noted for roll call. Mrs. Ernest Sink led recreation. Mae Gritzell attended. Roundabout Club postponed to March 25 at Mrs. B. F. Bowers home.
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