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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1964
Page
5
A reader shares a space saving approach for freezing leftovers. After foods like chili or sauce freeze, run warm water on the container bottom to release the block, transfer to a bag or foil, label, and refreeze. Bags save labeling and reveal contents easily.
Printed fashion pattern notice lists sizes 14 to 22 and styles for a sunecity costume with repeated button detail on dress and sleeves. Includes post price fifty cents plus fifteen cents for first class mailing and special handling. Send to Anne Adams, Pattern Dept., The Ottawa Herald, 243 West 17th St, New York, NY with name address zone size and style number.
Deane Elizabeth Stevens is the one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald E Stevens Red 38. Her grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clayton Watts RFD 3 and Mr and Mrs Joe Can field 213 W 9th. Great grandmothers are Mrs Anna Button Ottawa Mrs Opal Curhy Lawrence Mrs Lucy De Maranville Bonner Springs and Mrs Nettie Watts RFD 3. Great great grandparents are Mr and Mrs P A Hardesty Garnett and Mr Leon Shepherd Ottawa.
The Alph WSCS Circle met at Mrs. John Van Valkenburg's home in Williamsburg with Mrs. J. E. Decker presiding. Devotions by Mrs. S. T. Thornton opened the session, and Mrs. M. R. Wren led the lesson “The Sea of Giving.” A pledge service followed as 21 members and assistants, including Maurine Moats, Nina Fitzgerald, Marion Sowers, and Mrs. Van Valkenburg, helped with refreshments. A food sale was planned for the first Saturday of each month, and district officers training will be in Garnett on May 22 with circle officers to be installed.
Ottawans and representatives from Garnett Gas City Iola Ottawa Toronto Williamsburg and Emporia attended the District One WCTU Spring Refresher in Williamsburg Methodist Church with 56 present. Ottawa delegates included Mrs Meart Snethen Mrs C J Sink and others. Mrs Elsie Shook of Toronto gave the feature address on The Key To Dedication.
Ruth Wyeth Spears presents a Home Workshop pattern from the Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. The page advertises a Pilgrim Bench seat for cafe tables with illustrated directions and pricing. The guide includes maple and jewelers details, with patterns and craft instructions for home projects.
Mrs. J. B. Mickey from the county health office led a lecture on Artificial Respiration at the Jaycee Jaynes gathering Tuesday night. Mrs. Phil Simms hosted. The group voted to operate a concession stand at the JC track meet on May 23. Mrs. William Dean was a guest.
The Socialettes Love and Loyalty club met at Mrs Mary Hays ward's home on a Tuesday evening. Members shared garden tips for roll call and Phyllis Morgan won the door prize.
Elizabeth Smith entertained the Legato Music Club Tuesday evening at her parents home. Sixteen members and guests attended as Cheryl Smith played four piano solos and Janice Kraft won the prize for practice hours awarded by club sponsor Mrs. R. L. Stevens. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Smith and Elizabeth. Jana Hinderliter plans future club activities in June.
Mrs Harold Simmons entertained the Daughters Club of Centropolis Tuesday with a luncheon and hostess shower. Eleven members and two children attended. Mrs Elizabeth Briggs joined as a new member. Mrs Donald Woodsum led the event with gifts for birthdays to Mrs Ludell Neilson, Mrs Roger Scalt, and Mrs Mabel Smith. Anniversary gifts went to Mrs Woodsum, Mrs Pred Powers, and Mrs Tilfred Sim.
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