Plain Cooking Yields Big Flavor In Mrs Milliken’s Kitchen
Williamsburg reader Mrs O M Milliken shares economical, plain recipes. Lemon jello salad folds in pineapple and marshmallows, baked beans layered with onions, and a family favorite meat loaf with brown sugar sauce. Cookies and frostings follow, plus a frozen strawberry dessert and ginger creams. Her children and relatives at Baker University and K State figure in the household.
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O. M. Milliken
Williamsburg
Janice
Board Out Hubby Keep Kids With You Dear Ann Landers
A reader seeks guidance on leaving a marriage to care for her children while her husband’s nonbiological kids stay with him. Ann Landers urges removing the children from the boarding arrangement and keeping them with the reader, suggesting the husband relocate if he cannot accept them.
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Dear and Landers
Johnny
Ann Landers advice on a dangerous car ride
Dear R D recounts a date where Ron drank bourbon while driving. The reader refuses a ride, insists on stopping three blocks from a bus stop, and reaches home alone. The column praises the reader for showing common sense and courage in a risky situation.
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Ron
Amy
R, D
Largest hand dug well a Greensburg tourist draw
Visitors toured Greensburg's famed hand dug well during the Kansas Press Women's spring convention weekend. The well, 109 feet deep, was dug by the Santa Fe in 1887 89 to supply trains but unused after the Rock Island line arrived first. Last year about 100000 people reportedly visited.
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Greensburg
Kansas Press Women
Santa Fe Railroad
Rock Island Railroad
Santa Fe
Stone well attraction funds Chamber of Commerce
A 32 foot diameter stone well, cased in native stone, was built by lowering stone pieces on a wooden circle as the dig progressed. Stone hauled from a Medicine river quarry twelve miles away. The well has become a tourist draw and the sale of curios at the site financed a new Chamber of Commerce.
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Medicine River
Vacationing Americans and a Kiowa home tale mix in town
Mrs. Ofelita Ivey and her daughter Barbara returned to Ottawa after a three week trip through nine states and Mexico. Barbara, an Army librarian in Paris,是一 currently on home leave since April 9. They visited relatives in Wichita and San Jose, with plans to see Gene Post in Concordia, before Barbara departs May 15 from Macquarie Air Force Base to rejoin the Paris assignment. A separate feature notes Greensburg publisher John Coward using salvaged brick from the old well engine house for a new Kiowa County home, highlighting wood paneling chosen from local sale ads and a natural cedar exterior. The FDA cracked down on Helen Curtis Magic Secret wrinkle-smoothing lotion, seizing over 35 tons in Baltimore for misbranding and labeling that misleads consumers about medical efficacy.
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Ofelita Ivey
Barbara
Ottawa
Mexico
Paris
France
United States
Ivey
Charles H. Ivey Jr
Betty Fisher
Robert Colgan
Wichita
Franklin Ivey
San Jose
California
Gene Post
Concordia
Macquire Air Force Base
John Cowards
Kiowa County Signal
Greensburg
Virginia
Community club listing and society events schedule
A dense catalog of local clubs and church group activities scheduled across multiple venues with names including Forecast Sunday, THE HARVESTERS, Westmin ster U. P. Church, Beta Sigma Phi, Anchor building, SWEET ADELINES, US ARMY MOTHERS CHAPTER AU, PEO, GOLDEN AGE Group, OTTAWA HAIRDRESSERS ROTARY ANNS, LADIES of GAR, MERRY-GO-ROUND, LEND-A-HAND, FAITH LUTHERAN, MARCIA CUDWORTH WMS, RACHEL WSCS, WESLEYAN SERVICE Guild, SEQUEL dinner installation, FRANKLIN COUNTY NURSES, ONE-TO-SIX, SKILTON MUSIC CLUB, REBEKAHS, SOROPTIMISTS luncheon, PRINCETON WSCS, NAZARENE MISSION Society, EAGLES AUXILIARY annual party, VFW AUXILIARY, WHITE SHRINE and SENIOR CLUB, with various leaders and meeting times, spanning Tuesday to Friday.
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Country Club
US Army Mothers Chapter AU
PEO
Fred Kaiser
Golden Age Group
Ottawa
Rotary Anns
B. F. Bowers
Frieda Kissinger
Ladies of Gar
Frank Cannady
Ernest Johnson
Eva Martin
WMS
Baptist Church
Faith Lutheran Guild
Albert Masenthin
Marcia Cudworth
Emory McKenzie
Rachel
WSCS
Jack Goss
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Omicron Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Bill Boucek
Franklin County Nurses
North American
Lazy Teenagers Mix Up Goop Dear Heloise
A fifteen year old reader shares a simple shortcut for condiments. Teens chop pickles and mix them into catsup to make a ready hot dog relish jar. The idea replaces asking for ketchup and mustard with a single DIY blend.
Hints From Heloise And Handy Kitchen Tips
A collage of household advice covers mixing condiments for burgers, teen club car checks using a plate glass window, caution on inflammable aprons, waffle iron tips with paraffin, and cedar oil use to refresh cedar chests.
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Heloise
Johnny L. Cavender
Highland Avenue Club Rolls Call At Meeting
Members of Highland Avenue Club answered roll call with household hints at a meeting led by Mrs. Verne White, with Mrs. Everett Higdon presiding. Hostess and secret pal gifts were given, recreation included flower naming games, scrambled bathroom articles, and bingo. Visitors included Mrs. Theron Wray and her son Gary.
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Highland Avenue Club
Verne White
Everett Higdon
Theron Wray
Gary
Spring pattern adds drape softened sheath creation
Sewing note from The Ottawa Herald outlines a sheath pattern for spring wear by Anne Adams. It details neckline style, wall sizes 14, and printing pattern 883 with be sizes 22be 24be. Pattern price fifty cents plus mailing 15 cents extra, sent to Pattern Dept New York address. include name address zone size style number.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
York
Substituting Beef Bouillon for Stock in a Recipe
When beef stock is unavailable dissolve a beef bouillon cube in boiling water to create a beef stock substitute. This yields a ready broth solution similar in flavor and body to stock for cooking.
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Ann Landers
Army
Susan
Dear Ann Landers
Ger
Lois
Merce Building
Food and Drug Administration
U. S
Shalls
Baltimore
FDA
the Harvesters
Westminster U. P. Church
MPM Club
Floyd Bartlett
Osawatomie
P.m. Sweet Adelines
N. Baptist Church
Joe Stephenson
LW Club
Ursa Vincent Skilton
Music Club
Zigzaggers
Ladies Mission Circle
Ottawa Bible Church
Marian Buehler
Rebekahs
Far and Near
Ron Atchison
Kiwani
E.J. Har
CWF
Naomi Group
Eugene Suffron
Princeton
Pman
Chiben
Nazarene Mission Society
Eagles Auxiliary
Wycoff
Merle Christe
VFW
White Shrine
Jane Adeliaons
Surfron GlassCar
Inmiom
Little
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