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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1966

Page

6

Some Special Foods Favorites Perennial

Mrs. Charles C. Anderson of 911 S. Sycamore shares family cooking favorites from a church cookbook. The Swedish Minnesota–born family includes husband Dr. Anderson, daughter Renee, Dolores, sons Gunnar serving in Korea, and Curtis. Recipes feature Roe settes and timball irons, cranberry cream salad, lemon pineapple mold, pizza hamburgers, hot dish with biscuits, and more.

Charles C. Anderson S. Sycamore Dr. Anderson Ottawa University Renee Dolores Gunnar Korea Curtis Minneapolis Minn

Dear Ann Landers ironer learns lessons and advice

A reader shares how she learned ironing from a top expert and now faces a failing marriage due to her husband critiquing every wrinkle. Advice suggests leveling with him, addressing underlying issues, and seeking calm resolution before escalation. Another reader asks about a 17-year-old pregnancy and whether marriage is prudent, with guidance to consider feelings, family dynamics, and responsibility before decisions.

Scorched Erwin Ann Landers

Baxter Community Club Hosts Busy Friday Bingo Night

Socialettes Mrs. Keith Page and Mrs. Bill Woods chaired the Baxter Community Club gathering Friday evening. Thirty five attended and played bingo with prizes from patrons. Refreshments were served. Hostesses for the April 22 meeting will be Mrs. Vernon Stewart and Mrs. John Jones.

Keith Page Bill Woods Baxter Community Club Vernon Stewart John Jones

Legion To Hold Anniversary At Memorial Auditorium

Warren C. Black Post No. 60 of the American Legion will celebrate the 47th anniversary with a potluck dinner at 6 30 p.m. March 21 at Memorial Auditorium. All veterans Legionnaires auxiliary families and friends are invited to attend. Attendees should bring a covered dish and table service. Program includes a seven minute speech by the local oratorical contestant and a 15 minute talk on veteran affairs by Calvin Stone rehabilitation representative from the Wadsworth VA Hospital.

Warren C Black Post No. 60 American Legion Memorial Auditorium Legionnaires Calvin Stone Wadsworth V.A. Hospital

Dinner For Naomi Club Dinner For Naomi Club

Mrs. George Stare buck hosted the afternoon session with assistances by Mrs. Eva Clabaugh and Mrs. Amy Adamson. Mrs. W. L. Pickering presided and Mrs. G. W. Ponton spoke on devotion. Members shared jokes and items during roll call and planned Naomi pals gifts for birthdays and anniversaries.

George Starebuck Naomi Club Eva Clabaugh Amy Adamson W.L. Pickering G.W. Ponton Naomi Pals

Former Ottawan Thomas Arnold Weds Christine Scheer in Missouri

At 20 North 6th Street Festus Missouri Mr and Mrs Thomas E Arnold celebrate their marriage Feb 19 in Kimmswick Missouri The bride Christine Scheer daughter of Bernard and Mary Scheer Imperial Missouri The groom son of Thomas and Mrs Arnold Ottawa High School graduate 1962 employed at Monsanto The ceremony at St Joseph Catholic Church Kimmswick officiated by Rev John Geogeghan Reception followed at Imperial American Legion Hall Attendees included family from Rantoul Princeton Ottawa Paola and others

North 6Th St Festus Thomas E. Arnold Kimmswick Christine R. Scheer Bernard H. Scheer Imperial Rantoul Rfd Arnold St. Plux X High School Petroe Chemical Corporation St. Louis Ottawa High School Monsanto Chemical Co St. Joseph Catholic Church John Geogeghan

Ottawan Chooses A Lenten Prayer for Publicaton

Roy W. Browning Jr. of Ottawa is among Ottawans selected to provide Lenten prayers for publication in Topeka. The chosen prayer asks for guidance, humility, and purpose in daily actions within the community and world. A note from Miss Minnie Maude Macaulay recalls Charlton Cottage stories and Charlton donation efforts, detailing a Dallas visit and a trip to Monterey, Mexico, with Ottawa University ties and a 1938 39 graduation note amid gasoline rationing during the era.

Topeka Roy W. Browning Jr Otetawa the Herald Minnie Maude Macaulay Herald Charlton Cottage Pallas Krist Ottawa Nora Evans Macaulay Edith Clemmons Nick Krist

Valley Chapel Ladies Society entertained by Mrs Carey

Valley Chapel Ladies Society was entertained by Mrs Clifford Carey on Thursday with 14 members and one guest Mrs Dollie Davis present. Mrs Harley Hume led the event and Mrs Russell Dyer directed games for entertainment. Refreshments were served.

Valley Chapel Ladies Society Clifford Carey Dollie Davis Harley Hume Russell Dyer

Club and Chapter Activities Schedule Summary

A historical community notices list outlines weekly meetings and events for Beta Sigma Phi chapters and related groups. The schedule names chapters, leaders, venues, and days from Sunday to Friday, including sewing, dinners, social events, and club gatherings across organizations such as MOTHERS, FAITH, WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION, Potent groups, and service circles.

Beta Sigma Phi Jim Dykstra Gold Star Mothers Woman's Association U.P. Church Trinity Wesleyan Service Guild True Kindred

Richter Has Guest Day at Women’s Society Event

The Richter Woman's Society of Christian Service hosted its annual guest day on Thursday afternoon with talks on the history and background of Evangelical United Brethren and Methodist churches. Speakers included Mrs. Elmer Rappard, Rev. Willard Braker, Rev. Jack Mathis, Fr. Scott. President Mrs. Truman Milton welcomed guests from Worden, Peoria EUB churches and Ottawa Trinity church. An invitation to the Pos mona W.S.C.S. on April 21 was read. A St Patrick's Day table theme guided the serving and cake and punch were provided by Mrs. Mil eton and president-elect Mrs. Woodrow Crawford. Hostesses included Mrs. Harold Staadt, Mrs. Fred Wood, Mrs. Carl Peterson, Mrs. Leo Mealm an, and Mrs. Tom Johnson.

Richter Woman’s Society of Christian Service Evangelical United Breth. “Rer Turches Elmer Rappard Worden E.U.B Willard Braker Trinitys Richter Jack Mathis Scott Truman Milton Worden Peoria E.U.B Ottawa Trinity Church Posmona W.S

Lodge Club Entertained By Hazel Rebekah Lodge No. 175

The Past Noble Grands Club of Hazel Rebekah Lodge No. 175 was entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. J.I Good with help from Mrs. Henry Alban and Mrs. Agnes Stoffer. Mrs. Ruth Hoopes presided. Roll call highlighted members’ favorite items from the spring catalog. An invitation was extended for a May 15 reception for Mrs. J.R. Raffelock and Mr. Raffelock at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Raffelock will be honored as supreme commander. her husband will be grand advisor.

Hazel Rebekah Lodge No. 175 J.I Good Henry Alban Agnes Stoffer Ruth Hoopes J. R. Raffelock Raffelock Masonic Temple Huseband Good Alban Ben Gibson

Couple Married In Centropolis Church

Dee Ann Crawford and Leonard Shuck wed March 11 at Centropolis Christian Church in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Roy W. Browning Jr. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Crawford of Baldwin, wore candlelight satin with lace, train, and a crown veil. she carried a white Bible with carnations and rosebuds. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Byron Shuck. Reception in the church social rooms featured green and white decor and a three tier cake. The couple, who had the title of Douglas County Dairy Princess 1963-64 for her, plan a home on a Worden farm after a brief honeymoon.

Centropolis Christian Church Dee Ann Crawford Leonard Shuck Roy W. Browning Jr Topeka Roy D. Crawford Baldewin Byron Shuck Otetawa Anita Clark Vicki Clark Nancy Craweford Kathy Shuck Claudia Crawford Nora Stover Lloyd Shuck Charles Shuck Lynda Lietzke Wichita Lynda Elliott San Francisco Calif John Metsker Jim Kring Deanna Kring Twyla Kring Douglas County Hutchinson Huxtable and Associetes Lawrence Shuck B.A. Green Construction Co Worden

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