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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1963
Page
6
Dear Heloise shares tips on cleaning with baking soda for oven glass doors and using cookware efficiently. Readers describe hacks such as using a soda-dipped cloth to scrub carbon stains and timing heat to heat multiple foods in double broilers. Other notes cover cleaning broom heads, repairing hobnail bed spreads with a needle, and safely refilling a kettle under a hot faucet.
Army Mothers installed new state officers after a memorial service in a Masonic temple led by national adjutant Emily Peterson of Kansas City. Names include commander Edith Blake and 14 other officers. past commanders plus banquet guest Mildred Flower, national commander, were recognized at a North American Hotel banquet with Eugene Speer as speaker.
Thirty-one members attended the Senior Club No. 1 meeting at the Youth Center. The group sang two oldtime songs to honor couples with spring anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCune 61 years and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brady 54 years. A reading and music followed, with members contributing baked cakes and refreshments. Several members reported on a Hawkins Community Club program and a visit to Osawatomie State Hospital with bus and walking tours.
Ottawa Council of United Church Women held May Fellowship Day at the Church of the Brethren with a morning coffee. Mrs. Frank Holden presided, leading worship as singing included a quartet of Mrs. Raymond Gillette, Mrs. Gene Mohr, Mrs. Archie Sinclair, and Mrs. Merle Willhite.
The column lauds Ottawa High School journalists Kerri Pound and Nancy Burlingham for their work in the editorial department. It notes optimism for the future of the women’s department with many capable students involved. It also reports on Franklin County HDU women attending Kansas Home Demonstration Week in Topeka and a talk by Winona Starkey on Trends in Home Furnishings. Senator Hart seeks FDA standards for cherry count in frozen pies amid questions on packaging additives. A frost greeting asks if the frost affected tomatoes.
Mrs. Bruce Spears shares ham loaf served with horseradish sauce for guests. Also includes Frozen Fruit Salad with cream cheese, mayo, fruit, nuts and pink color, Wilted Cabbage Slaw Surprise, a quick red cabbage relish, a fruit pie filling cake, Pork Chops and Rice, and Strawberry Jam or Preserves.
Advice column letters on family separation and child allegiance. A daughter urged to side with her father after parents separated, another warns about an abusive relationship, and a reader seeks guidance on wedding anniversary etiquette and gift concerns with social club notices mixed in.
Socialettes Ottawa Branch of the American Association of University Women will host a dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Colbern's. The Cosmopolitan club meets Monday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Larry Dunn's home, featuring installation of officers.
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