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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1962
Page
9
A 12 year old named Billy asks his mother for a dog. He offers to pay for it and care for it, but the mother worries about rugs. Ann Landers advises the family to decide together and warns Billy not to send a puppy if the rug is new.
Naomi group of First Christian CWF met at the annex for a birthday covered dish supper last evening. Mrs. Charles Redman gave the Latin America lesson followed by a question and answer period. Mrs. Sam Shumate led the worship service. Rev Ned Roberts read a letter from a friend in the Congo Africa. Hostesses were Mrs James Salmon, Clara Stitt and Mrs Jodia Jordan.
Mrs Leland Monroe of Ottawa was installed last night as Kansas Army Mothers state commander at the state convention banquet in Emporia. National commander Mrs Pearl Myers installed officers including state organizer Mrs B G Otto and state historian Mrs Chester Bechtle, both from Ottawa Post. Ottawa Post invited the 1963 convention to Ottawa with other Ottawans attending this week.
Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary No. 5901 W F W Auxiliary received three new petitions at last night’s meeting led by Mrs Rose Abbott with 17 members present. An invitation from Topeka V A Hospital was read for the annual recognition ceremony. Plans include a fried chicken dinner May 14 at 11:30 a.m. for hospital patients and a $3.65 donation to Ransom Memorial Hospital penny a day fund. Memorial Day services with the Post are set for May 30 at Highland Cemetery.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linton was born May 9 in Rupert Idaho weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces. She is named Elizabeth Ruth. The Lintons have Warren age 4 and Barbara 14 months. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Staadt and Mrs. Anna Linton. Mrs. Linton’s twin sister Mrs. Leonard Humphrey and her daughter Laneitta visit.
If your yeast bread has a strong yeasty smell, it may be that you are allowing it to rise at too high a temperature.
Tauy Circle met with Mrs Leslie Rempel leading opening prayer and presenting a paper on the painting Prayer Hands by Albert Durer. Mrs Rodney Fritts presided as Mrs Wendell Broers reported. plans set for a Vacation Bible School May 28 to June 1 at Brown School.
Mrs. B F Bowers traveled to Bacone College in Muskogee Oklahoma to visit her sister in law. Daughters Club of Centropolis was entertained by Mrs. William Clark at Redwood Inn with Mrs. L D Neilson and Mrs. Earl Sink as guests. Mrs. Roger Scott’s birthday was noted. Elm Grove Club hosted Thursday afternoon with Miss May Taylor and Miss Hattie Marshall. Mrs. Roy Swank led the meeting with reports from officers and Bible verse roll calls. Mrs. Clara Daugharthy won a prize and refreshments followed.
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