Simple Simon Chicken Recipe From The Howell File
Mrs Sharrell G Howell shares tested recipes from her file in Herald feature. The Simple Simon Chicken uses crushed cheese crackers with seasoned salt, broiler-fryer pieces, and oil for coating then baking at 375 degrees for one hour until tender and golden. Optional peach halves with cloves added in the last minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharrell G. Howell
S. Elm
Herald
Sherri
Carleton
Carleton Howell
Simon
Howell
Printed Pattern Recipes From Mrs Howell Family Meals
Collection of dated kitchen notes featuring Risotto Italienne bulgar taboolie salad Milky Way Cake and Rhubarb Whip recipes. Includes serving tips and notes on ingredient texture and seasonal ingredients. Recipes reference Mrs Howell and Oklahoma town and offer measurements steps and garnishing ideas.
Ann Landers Advice Column Excerpt on Sneeze Blessings
Dear Kerchoo: Claude is not stubborn just not raised to bless sneezes. My advice is to give up and accept blessings from family who were raised in the tradition. Dear Inquirers: I see nothing offensive about the personal ad and its intent to surprise Betty. If you seek a home for unwed mothers, send a stamped self addressed envelope with your religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Claude
Kerchoo
Ann
Oneida
N.Y
Art Shows Draw Ottawa and Nearby Cities
Art lovers anticipate a weekend Junior High show under Mrs. Connie Horacek featuring a Circus Time theme. Ottawa hosts a Senior High Community Art Show this spring, with Sharrell Howell planning a larger exhibit next year. Lawrence’s Art in the Park set attendance and sales records, selling 91 pieces for $3085.50. Daughters of the American Revolution members maintain City Park cabin for summer visitors, with three younger members cleaning and restoring the site this week. The Extension Homemakers emblem symbolizes home and community values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Horacek
Ottawa
Sharrell Howell
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
City Park
Eldon Rader
Jess Gilmore
Don Myers
Henry Parker
Shrine Accepts One Petition At Ottawa Meeting
Shrine members voted in Masonic Temple to affiliate with one petition. Mrs. Howard Smith presided as the supreme session will be in Detroit Tuesday through Thursday. Ottawa attendees include Mrs. Smith Mrs. Richard Maxwell and Mrs. John Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Masonic Temple
Howard Smith
Detroit
Smith
Richard Maxwell
John Rogers
Bill McCreary
McCreary
Joe Towner
Jim Kilgore
Jessie Garrett
Charles Rutter Birth Announcement for Rutter Family
Charles Loyd Rutter is the 8 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rutter of 1028 West 7th. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wright of Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Loyd Rutter
Jack Rutter
Herbert Wright
Wellsville
Age matters in drapery cleaning and home ideas
Dear Heloise notes that aged draperies yellowed by fumes sun and oxygen won’t fully recover with dry cleaning. Rose Adamowski suggests telling cleaners the drapes age. also shares a home craft to framed children’s photos on a ladder for a bunk bed room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Rose Adamowski
Rose
Community Club Schedule for Week in Ottawa County
A dense listing of club meetings and events across Ottawa including Westminster United Church breakfasts, University Union gatherings, ladies circles, TOPS groups, Rotary breakfast, DAR, WMS circles, First Baptist and Methodist circles, garden club, social hours, potlucks, and a Saturday bowling party for husbands. Names of organizers and locations such as Paola, Miami County Clinic, and North American Hotel appear throughout the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Harvesters
Westminster U.P
University Union
Bill Snyder
J.O. Huff
Army Mothers Legion Auxiliary Chapter AU
P.E.O
William Wallace
Ottawa
L.W. Club
J. E. Hardrode
Walter Bolen
Rotary Ams
B. F. Bowers
G.A.R
Ray Koontz
R.E.M
Julia Jones
Dorcas
WMS
N. Baptist Church
A.m
Harold Bennett
Karen Smith
Emory McKenzie
First Methodist
W.S.G. Faith Lutheran Guild
Lyle Enyart
Garry Gorton
Four Seasons Garden Club
Kenneth Porter
Liberty
Bertha Stewart
Miami County
Paola
Potluck Earnest Workers
Trinity Methodist Church
Potluck
C.F
Merle Tillery
Barbara Skinner
Helen Gilbert
Martha Doty
Velma Larson
Mildred Starbuck
First Baptist
Esther Greenman
Elliott Hall
Marie Losh
Elliott
Four Counties Mark Homemakers Week Observed
Four counties Douglas Franklin Osage and Shawnee marked Extension Homemakers Week with an all day meeting in Memorial Auditorium. The morning session featured Dr Wilber E Ringler from Kansas State University speaking Change at the Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Extension
Memorial Auditorium
Douglas
Franklin
Osage
Shawnee
Wilber E. Ringler
Kansas State University
George Atchison
Franklin County
George Bremer
Osage County
Evelyn Hastings
Douglas County
Truman Milton
James Bassett
Shawnee County
Shirley M. White
K-State
Pamela Locklear
Ottawa University
Richmond Visitors Highlight Social Weekend Notes
Socialettes report Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter of Tucson Arizona visiting her father W D McClure in Richmond with her brothers Herbert and Jack McClure and their families. Weekend houseguests of Mr. and Mrs Ralph McCrea of rural Richmond include Mr and Mrs Carl McClellan of Los Angeles California the Bill McCreas of Mission Mrs Grace Gilmore and Lynn Nutt of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunter
Tucson, Ariz
W. D. McClure
Richmond
Herbert and
Jack McClure
Ralph McCrea
Carl McClellan
Los Angeles
Calif
Bill McCreas
Mission
Grace Gilmore
Lynn Nutt
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Oneida Daily Dispatch
Betty L. K
Paul A. K
Keefer
EOE School, Inc
Beverly
Extension Service
Lois Smith
Shrine
Elna
Albright
Wurlitzer
Butler
Charles Rutter
H. B. Club
James Ralston
Emile Barnes
Baxter
House of Douglas
Noble Grands Club
H. H
Naomi Club
N.C.C.F. Hall
Husbands
Patrick
North American Hotel
Hugh
Harry Hilderman
Hoetel
Sandtone
Topeka
Garlinge House Bldg
Kan
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