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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1961

Page

3

Wed At Hamilton: Geiss-Turner Nuptials in Tecumseh

Mr and Mrs Edward Lee Geiss wed at the Tecumseh home with ceremony at Hamilton Methodist Church on April 9. The bride Karin Ann Turner of Topeka is the daughter of Nelson L Turner and Thrall. Groom Arthur Geiss of Garnett served as best man. Attendants and guests came from Ottawa Lawrence Topeka Garnett Melvern Thrall and nearby towns. Geiss is employed in Topeka.

Tecumseh Edward Lee Geiss Hamilton Karin Ann Turner Topeka Nelson L. Turner J. P. Geiss Ottawa Laura Stiles Rossville Arthur Geiss Garnett Lawrence Melvern Thrall

Socialettes and Club News From Ottawa Area

Socialettes report Mrs. James Salmon hosting C W F Group IV with co hosts Mrs. Frank Jones Mrs. Mabel Raines and Mrs. Albert Hamm. Mrs. Alvin Breithaupt was named Mother of the Year by Ottawa Eagles Auxiliary. Attending dinner were her husband son and family, Gerald Breithaupt and Bruce Wellsville, Jay Ellis Ottawa, Darrell Childs Wellsville, Donald Breithaupt Farmington New Mexico unable to attend. Zigzag Club hostess Mrs. Floyd Bartlett near Osawatomie demonstrated smocked pillows and quilts as members exchanged patterns. Faith Bible Missionary Union held devotions at Mrs. F M Coons home with opening prayer by Mrs. Gerald Anderson and presiding by Mrs. C C McFann followed by quilt blocks for missions.

James Salmon C.W.F. Group IV Frank Jones Mabel Raines Albert Hamm Alvin Breithaupt Wellsville Ottawa Eagles Gerald Breithaupt Bruce Jay Ellis Ottawa Darrell Childs Donald Breithaupt Farmington N. M Floyd Bartlett Osawatomie Faith Bible Missionary Union Marlin Buehler F. M. Coons Gerald Anderson C. C. McFann

White and Gold Compote with Pineapple and Grapefruit

Fruit salad recipe yields eight servings. Prepare pineapple by peeling, coring, slicing thin and fanning into pieces. Pare grapefruit, remove membranes, cut segments in half, mix with pineapple juice. Add sliced bananas last and toss. Canned pineapple may substitute for fresh.

Eugene Field P T A Meeting Highlights School Plans

Eugene Field P T A heard principal Allen Unruh present speakers at the last meeting at Eugene Field School. Elmer Roth outlined the future building program while health nurse Rosalie Osburn discussed TB skin testing this fall and Dixie Atchison spoke on the exceptional child teaching plan. Brownie Troop No 8 led the flag salute and Dr. S Martin Brockway gave devotions. Mrs Robert Wiggins, retiring president, received the president's pin from Mrs Bruce Fleming. Barbershop chorus numbers, directed by Al Williams, capped the program with a gift presented to the principal and teachers.

Allen Unruh Eugene Field School P.T.A Elmer Roth Rosalie Osburn Dixie Atchison S. Martin Brockway Robert Wiggins Bruce Fleming al Williams

M P M Club Spring Breakfast Ends Club Year

The M P M Club held its final meeting of the club year with a Spring Breakfast at the First Methodist Church dining room. Forty one members attended. Mrs W B Smith hosted and Mrs Fat S Pearce presided. Seated by seasons, program included poetry by Miss Lola Sloan, Sweet Adeline chorus songs, and a musical reading The Creation by Mrs Co W Henning with Mrs R L Stevens.

M.P.M First Methodist Church W. B. Smith Fat S. Pearce R.D. Spears John Okerberg Clarence Nauman E. J. Harris C. J. Sternecker F. F. Fockele Lola’ Sloan Sweet Adeline Chorus Co. W. Henning R. L. Stevens James Weldon Johnson Roy Ringwald W. C. Harding

New Bar Cookie Recipe With Prunes And Walnuts

A new recipe for prune and walnut bar cookies is highlighted by the food editor. The batter avoids fat and uses less sugar, yielding a chewy, sponge-cake like bar that stores well. Prunes provide the flavor, with the bake and cut process described for 16 bars.

Jenjoy

Workshop Patterns for Old-Time Wall Pockets

Our ancestors made wooden wall pockets with designs that stand out on light walls. This note describes Pattern 261 with actual-size guides for three pockets and mentions Early American Reproduction Packet No 19. Also includes tips from The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept for drying stale bread and making fine bread crumbs in a blender for storage.

Ottawa Herald Bedford Hills New York

Williamsburg C E S Friendship Meet Honors District Aide

Williamsburg C E S held a Friendship Night honoring Maxine Starosta, district aide of District No. 14, with guests including Mrs. Harry Webster of Ottawa and Mrs. John H. Lamb, visiting from Pomona, Quenemo, Melvern, and Ottawa. A gift was given to the district aide amid decorated rooms and tables.

C.E.S Williamsburg Maxine Starosta District No. 14 Harry Webster Ottawa Grand Esther General Grand Chapter John H. Lamb Union Chapter No Anna Russell Washington, D. C Pomona Quenemo Melvern

End green color scheme in refreshments

A gathering featured a green color scheme in the refreshments. Seventy people attended the event.

Ottawa Garden Club Hosts Wycoff School Program

The Ottawa Garden Club met at First Methodist Church basement with pupils from Wycoff School directed by Mrs. Walter Hegberg. Mrs. R. E. Roseberry accompanied. Flower show planned for May 22 from noon to 8 39 p.m. themed The Frontier Flower Fair. Wayland Blair chairs. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mavity Sr. joined and will join the June 5 program committee with the Bollwegs.

Ottawa Garden Club First Methodist Church Wycoff School Walter Hegberg R. E. Roseberry Wayland Blair Charles Mavity C. W. Bollweg

Hospital Auxiliary Annual Meeting Tomorrow in Ottawa

A large attendance is expected at the annual Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the hospital malt room. Representatives will be present from most women's organizations in Ottawa. Mrs. Robert A. Anderson, president, will be in charge. Reports will cover future projects and work accomplished.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Robert A. Anderson

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Edward Geiss Eugene Field Colbern East 5Th Cherry M.P.M. Club Cecily Brownstone Associated Press Food TERN Woolworth’s Royal Woolworth Exclusive Williamsburg C.E.S Hospital Auxiliary Saffron Glass CO N. Jain Montgomery Ward M.L Raincoat Sale RCA Victor Deale F. C. Wise Torrills Korell Janior Terrill Ohawa Terrill's Libbey
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