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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
8
A reader advises removing cellophane from new lamp shades to avoid dark streaks and warping when sunlight hits. Also shared tips on thriftier jar storage for leftovers and quick cake release from pans, plus stove cleanup methods for scorched food and pan cleaning with baking soda.
The Northside Loyal Temperance Legion met at Trinity Methodist Church with Barbara Stipp presiding. Elaine Ingle read scripture and led in prayer. group singing directed by Richard McFadden. Officers presented reports and the temperance pledge was taken. plans were set for Youth Temperance Education Week in April.
Mrs W G Ransom Jr spoke on Water Resources at last evening's Socialettes Chapter AU PEO. A $5 PTA milk fund donation was approved. Hostess Mrs C A Peacock, assisted by Phyllis Foster, welcomed 21 members. Past Commanders Club added another $5 to the milk fund during the gathering at Mrs J W Roberts' home. Mrs C C Wolf presented Easter Ideas as the program topic. Tomorrow they will pause in Kansas City to visit Mr and Mrs D W Polkinghorn and travel with Mr and Mrs Tom Rice from Liverpool on a Southwest tour through Mexico and California before returning.
The Coworkers Shut-In Circle held devotions led by Mrs. Fred Puvogel and Mrs. Harvey McCann with Mrs. Kittie Radabaugh presiding. Sessions included singing and readings by Mrs. Minnie Bogart and Mrs. Floreene Brown. A $2.60 collection was taken as members reported 60 cards and letters, 67 phone calls, 30 sick and social calls, and 20 gifts sent, followed by sack lunches.
US Army Mothers completed four knee robes for a VA Hospital during an all day sewing session in Memorial Auditorium. A membership drive ended with two captains leading the group Mrs. F. A. Doman and Mrs. Albert Caleb. Losers provided pie a la mode after sack lunches. Twenty seven attended.
Ann Landers advises Spare that a wife choosing friends may threaten the home unless counseling occurs. She suggests attending marriage counseling or clergy and, if unresolved, leaving with her clothes. A Dakota reader asks about allowing a guest to clean up. Landers says relax and let her enjoy her compulsion to clean, offering her booklet for dating tips.
Members of the Royal Neighbors social club shared Irish jokes during roll call on Monday evening. Mrs. Jess Medien led the meeting, with Mrs. H. H. Feuerborn presiding and Mrs. Frank Sargent named club reporter. Prizes went to Mrs. Warren Welton and Mrs. Lena Cyre. door prize to Mrs. Glenn Miller. refreshments served by Mrs. Lois McIntosh and Mrs. Harry Gilliland.
Lynette Dennison presided as Missionettes met Monday evening at First Assembly of God Church. They worked on bookmarks and closing prayers were led by sponsor Mrs. Jack Dennison. Visitors included Vickie Castleberry and Bessie Fern Williams. Other members listed were Marilyn and others.
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