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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
3
Heloise shares a home tip to curb frost in refrigerators without defrost. A cardboard insert blocks hot air near the freezing unit, reducing ice buildup and extending defrost intervals. Additional reader tips include using a Lazy Susan turntable for bowls and hydrogen peroxide to remove nicotine stains.
Emphasizes keeping an open mind when planning menus and market lists before shopping. If a green vegetable shows exceptional quality and fair price, include it on the menu even if it requires changing plans.
The Alpha Gamma Chapter met for a luncheon at Hill House with Ottawa hosts. Thirty eight members from Osawatomie Garnett Paola Bald win Ottawa attended. Betty Shumway sang three solos on autoharp. Nelle Buchanan spoke on founders and growth of the society. Marie Cherry Osawatomie introduced state president Lois McMullen Marysville who urged leadership and teachers recognition. Four $750 scholarships to teachers pursuing PhD in 1963 were announced. Next year’s meetings set with a picnic September 14 at John Brown Park Osawatomie. Other guests included Maryalice Braun Marysville and Alla Armstrong Ottawa.
In Ottawa at North Baptist Church on April 12 Rev W Gayel Reader officiated a candlelit double ring ceremony uniting Miss Barbara Joanne Kern and Mr Luther C Nalley. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Kern Paola wore peau de soie with jeweled neckline and carried white roses. groom son of Mr and Mrs Luther Nalley De Soto. Attendants included Karen Layland and Sharon Bennett with peach gowns. best man Russell Burditt. groomsmen Edward Cubero George Fulton and Michael Nalley. After a Colorado trip the couple reside in Ottawa. groom attends Ottawa University and bride works in KU Medical Center Microbiology.
Tuesday activities include BETA GAMMA with Mrs Noel Douglas, ENTRENOUS led by Mrs Harold Gahagen, JAYCEE JAYNES under Mrs Bill Seymour, PAST PRESIDENTS with Mrs J Ray Waddell, IUGHLAND AVENUE chaired by Mrs Max Cramer, LOVE and LOYALTY led by Mrs C B South, LADIES MISSIONARY Circle of Faith Bible Church with Mrs Herbert Fredricks, NAZARENE MISSIONARY Society, and PROMENADERS.
Army Mothers wrapped up a three day state convention in Ottawa on Saturday morning. New officers were installed at the Post Commanders breakfast as awards were handed for history books and assembly honors. The Kansas Post bought an air conditioner for Wadsworth VA Hospital mental patients. retiring state commander Ona Monroe received a cap. Visitors from Kansas City posts included several national officers.
About 200 attended a Mother Daughter tea at the Masonic Temple hosted by Bethel Job's Daughters. Mrs. Joe Stephenson reviewed an article from Seventeen, the choir performed, and the drill team showcased several numbers while lilies of the valley decorated the tea table. Mrs. Gardner Campbell directed the drill team and Mrs. A. H. North directed the choir.
The Ottawa Branch AAUW dinner is tonight at 6 30 at Colbern s. Mrs Fred Prager 230 Locast entered St Luke s Hospital Kansas City Saturday in Room 101. Ottawa University pool will be open tonight to those taking swimming lessons and their families. Love and Loyalty Club will serve a potluck supper at 6 p m Tuesday at the C B South home.
Dry leftover bread is toasted with curry powder to create crisp crumbs. Cooked eggs are added and finely sifted crumbs form a light base for a cream sauce. Store in one container for fish fillets with finer crumbs, and another for coarser bits.
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