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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1958
Page
5
Mrs Dale Brown of 619 N Main shares a simple warm apple dessert. Slice four medium apples and layer in a buttered dish with a crumb topping of ready to eat cereal or bread crumbs sugar cinnamon and orange rind. Moisten with fruit juice and bake 45 minutes at 375 degrees. Serve hot or cold. Makes about servings.
Ruhamah Woman’s Missionary Society gathered Thursday for a lesson on Streams in the Degers led by Mrs. R B Shoemaker with Miss Fannie Seymour and Mrs. Dean Hamilton assisting. Devotions by Mrs. Grover Froggatte. Hostess Mrs. James Seymour. Dinner served by Seymour, Hamilton, Spratt, and Billy Joe. Officers elected: President Mrs. Fraggalte, VP Mrs. Ralph Haney, Secretary-Treasurer and Reporter Mrs. Dean Hamilton. Departmental secretaries include Miss Seymour and others. House party chairman Edith Seymour. Participants included Mrs. Lawrence Spratt Mona Dean GF Bloomer and others.
Prepare small apples by coring them and filling with a mixture of chopped onion and celery, soft bread crumbs, melted butter, salt, pepper, a pinch of sugar and poultry dressing. Bake until tender and serve with roast pork.
When cooking custard on the range do not let water in the bottom of the double boiler boil. Water boiling can cause curdling. Use a double boiler for safety and steady heat.
May 10 marks the 2nd Annual Shrine Search for Talent Show as local amateurs prepare to showcase talent in a community event. Organizers urge attendance and participation to support the shrine activities.
Socialettes report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cain of Boston on March 22 with the mother Martha Nuzman identified as the daughter of Mrs. Fred Nuzman and the late Mr. Nuzman. An American Legion Auxiliary birthday party is set for Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium with a covered-dish meal. Sixteen couples attended Wearin' of the Green at the Country Club, with a committee led by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kille and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Queen. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hysom and their son Bill returned from Fort Lee, Va., after Lt. John L. Hysom Jr.’s graduation in Quartermaster Officer Basic Class on March 17. RNF Club meets Thursday at Mrs. Harry Loyd’s. Emery Green community sing featured by a Barbershop Chorus of Ottawa led by Al Williams. Linda and Robert Harrah performed lap dance numbers. Serving committee included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher, Harold Crockett, and Frank Davis.
Army mothers and past commanders meet all day at Memorial Auditorium C8 with breakfast and a birthday pot supper. Groups include ARMY MOTHERS AU CHAPTER and WORKERS SHUTIN CIRCLE along with INTON CHAPTER and AMERICAN LEGION events led by Mrs M H Forester Mrs VI Haley Mrs Albert Peterson and Mrs Harry Brink.
Open sided baking sheets provide superior air flow for cookies. They ensure even heat circulation so cookies brown uniformly and well.
A kulfin idea describes chilling a blend of several soft cheeses, shaping into a ball, and rolling in toasted nuts. Serve with apple slices and crackers for a simple savory starter.
The Princeton Circle No 34 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic sent items to the Veterans Hospital at Wadsworth on Friday led by president Mrs Earl Schmitt and Jon. The haul included 60 dozen cookies 268 magazines 50 pounds of carpet rags several records and jigsaw puzzles. Accompanying women were Mrs Eva Schmitt past president Mrs Jen Walden chaplain and Mrs F Cannady of Ottawa department secretary. Cannady gave a $10 check for magazine subscriptions from the Department of Kansas Ladies of G A R.
The daughter born March 21 to Mr and Mrs Lee Taylor of Kansas City in St Josephs Hospital has been named Linda Sue. The daughter born March 10 to Mr and Mrs Bob Lingard Jr Akron Colo has been named Peggy Sue. She weighed 7 lb 2 oz. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bob Lingard Sr Princeton and Mr and Mrs Kennet Weatherill Al Collins Colo. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Pearson Parsons Mrs Weatherill Sterling Colo and Mrs McLane Merino Colo. The daughter born March 17 to Mr and Mrs Charles William Barnes El Paso Tex has been named Valerie Ann. She weighed 18 lb 8% oz. Grandparents are Mrs Blanche Barnes 211 Maple Roy E Barnes Beattyville Ky and Mr and Mrs A Hickling Nottingham England.
Mrs W A Foww presided as hostess and gave arts. Members discussed favorite Bible books and reasons. Birthdays of Mrs W C McDowell and Mrs Fowler observed. Mrs Donna Stanturl read a poem by Mr W P Epps. Mrs James Daugherty led recreation. Refreshments served. Guest Mrs O Ia Kirkendall attended. 14 members present.
Leftover meats add interest to creamed vegetables and can be used in vegetable salads. The note suggests repurposing scraps to enhance side dishes and meal components.
Lora Deanna Drake daughter of Mr and Mrs William Drake of 436 Ash and David Eldon Scott son of Mr and Mrs Larry I Lent of Wellsville were married yesterday afternoon in Olathe. The ceremony at 3 pm in First Christian Church was conducted by Mr Babb. Immediate family attended. The bride, a Ollawa High School student, wore a light blue dress. the groom, a senior at Ollawa High School, will continue in school.
A basket dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Jacob to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacob and their family before their move to Estes Park Colorado. Guests included numerous Jacobs relatives and local families from Estes Park Kansas City Independence Baldwin and nearby areas.
The Club Has Dinner Noomia hosted a potluck meeting with Mrs. Harry Loyd. Quilt tops were given by Mrs. Nell Johan nson, Mrs. Adan Wiele and Mrs. Wo i. Bickering. Linings funded by Mrs. Gail Nitehet. Funds will be used to sell for their finance project. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Wilbur Kripstenson, Mrs. Niteher, Mrs Florence Gates and Mrs. Judith Pickering. Closing prayer by Mrs. G. W. Panton. Twenty two members and two guests attended Mr. Harry Loyd and Diana Niteher.
Not an amateur show but Shrine Search for Talent, with guest stars performing on May 10. Details on participants and venue are unclear from the fragment.
A Friday evening bridal shower hosted by Richter community at the Richter Methodist Church annex honored Vera Humphrey and Kenneth Bridwell. The couple plan to marry on April 6. Mrs J Abel and Kay Lederer assisted with decor and the gift table featured a bride doll and pink and white streamers. Mrs Werbert Wolf and Mrs Kardel Staadt led games. A dessert was served. Fifty people attended.
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