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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1964

Page

3

Heloise tips on faucets ironing and helpful hacks

In a Q and A style column Heloise offers practical home advice. She explains how to diagnose a noisy faucet by checking the washer and valve stem, suggests replacing worn stems, and notes plumbing parts can fit various faucets. Additional tips cover ironing technique, using rubber bands to remove bottle caps, keeping bread soft with a damp napkin, repurposing towels for diapers, and a pleated rain hat as a shower cap.

Harry Mr. Fuji Jme Heloise Laverne Buchanan

Easter Theme For Circles At First Methodist Church

Two WSCS circles met last evening with Mrs. Robert Hollon and Mrs. Robert Spatz co hosting Sarah Circle. Highlights included Mrs. Loren Matthews leading song, Mrs. Stout delivering The Crucifix and the Cross, and Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah. Displays, prayers, and a white elephant sale followed with guests Mrs. August Tersiner and others.

WSCS First Methodist Church Parsons Sarah Circle Robert Hollon Robert Spatz Loren Matthews John E. Dorst Raymond Brooks Merrily Langdon Fred Adamson Don Lauver August Tersiner

Auxiliary Votes Gifts Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars

Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary No 5901 voted $2 to the district president s cor sage fund and $5 each to delegates from First Methodist and Trinity Methodist Churches for the United Nations tour. Meeting led by Mrs Frank Lehew senior vice president with 14 members present and a penny match of $1.54. Pro tems appointed were guard Mrs Clarence Keefer color bearers Mrs Ed Curby and Mrs G E Hinkle. Cancer chairman Mrs Curby announced a food sale at the gas office April 1. Mrs Chester Louderback named poppy chairman. Group voted to enter the department Buddy Poppy contest. Mrs Bessie Breed of San Diego presented gifts to officers. Mr and Mrs G E Hinkle of Kansas City served refreshments. Also included: a dessert cheesecake history noting Greek chefs developed recipes like today more than 2200 years old.

Ottawa First Methodist Trinity Methodist Frank Lehew Clarence Keefer Ed Curby G. E. Hinkle Curby Chester Louderback Bessie Breed San Diego Calif Kansas City

Honor Past Officers In Lodge Honor Past Officers In Lodge

Ottawa White Shrine No. 19 honors past worthy high priestesses and watch men of shepherds. Mrs. Lee Finch leads tribute and introductions. guests Mr. Al Scovill and Mrs. John Rogers attend. Easter theme with poem and song, cross and lilies decor. Installation practice held. open installation set for April 3.

Ottawa Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem Shepherds Lee Finch Finch Lanah Cameron Melvin Sellers Charles Watts Kenneth Liegerot John Rogers Ray Talbott Elmer Roth John Taylor al Scovill Wyandotte Shrine Kansas City Kan Scovill

Engagement Announcement for Patricia Joane Shaver and Roger Casida

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Clifford Shaver of Emporia announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Joane to Roger Lee Casida, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Casida of Ottawa. Patricia, a Kansas State Teachers College graduate and Alpha Sigma Alpha member, teaches in Hutchinson. Roger, a Georgia Tech alumnus and Phi Delta Theta member, works as a sales representative for Sinclair Refining Company in Hutchinson.

Jesse Clifford Shaver Emporia Patricia Joane Roger Lee Casida Lee Casida Ottawa Miss Shaver Kansas State Teachers College Alpha Sigma Alpha Hutchinson Casida Georgia Institute of Technology Phi Delta Theta Sin. Clair Refining Company

Delay Roses Planting Past Frost Danger in Kansas

Kansas State University horticulture expert Claude W. Derting warns against planting roses until killing frosts are past. Last spring’s frost dates vary by region from April 9 in southeast areas to May 2 in western counties. He advises soil tests, pH 6.5–7.0, acid soils may need lime, and suggests a long, well-drained bed with peat moss or compost mix and balanced fertilizer per bushel. Soak roots overnight before planting.

Claude W. Derting Kansas State University Horticulture Kansas Sedgewick Cherokee Riley Morton County

Chestnut Dressing from Cooking's Fun

A chestnut dressing recipe uses butter onions and celery sautéed then mixed with herb stuffing bread and chestnuts. It yields enough to stuff a 12 pound turkey and requires boiled water to moisten the mix.

Joke-Telling Confessions From Ann Landers A Column

A reader asks how to handle a joke loving husband and a teen lies about a movie trip. Ann Landers replies that change is unlikely after 25 years and suggests escape, while advising discipline and clear boundaries with a meddling neighbor to protect parental authority.

Poe Ann Landers Bob Goshen

Socialettes Lafalot Club Event Read Letters of Loss

Mrs Ralph Weinhorne hosted a Thursday afternoon Socialettes Lafalot Club meeting. Letters arrived from Mrs Dan Fogle St Luke's Hospital Kansas City Mrs Milford Monroe Santa Rosa California and Mrs Thelma Bohner Schwab Richmond California reporting Elsie Bohnet's death. Visitors arrived from Geneseo to visit family and friends. Weekend guests include Dr and Mrs William Zimmerman Goshen Indiana and family.

Lafalot Club Ralph ‘Weinhorne Dan Fogle St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Milford Monroe Santa Rosa Calif Thelma Bohner Schwab Richmond Elsie Bohnet Verne White

Not The Time Buy Plants For Your Home

Do not rush to purchase houseplants while mild weather lasts. Plants bred in moist greenhouses struggle when moved to the dry, hot air of fall and winter. Let them acclimate to your home conditions gradually.

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ROM Heloise Ancient Greece Mansee Mireur Ishurns Patricia Joane Shaver Albright Maceni OK Photo Service S. Main Bennett Bennett Retail N. Main THE State Bank Tecumseh and Main R. S. Hill ED Hosler Vice Press Mamie Sands Glenn Hayward Howard Deputy Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Geneseo Robert Young Debbie Timmy Mrs. Young Clare Shadle Mr. Young Guy Young Westphalia Rey Charles du Mond William Zimmerman Esther John Edith Ind Robert Stover Mary Connie Nancy McPherson Carl B.B.Q Easter Greetings Box Cam Snyder
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