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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1957

Page

9

Retirement marks Miss Olaf Easley’s Ottawa service

Miss Olaf Easley was honored at Garfield School with a This is Your Life program and reception marking 41 years of teaching in Ottawa schools. The Garfield PTA OTA and friends organized it. recipients included family and former students who joined in presentations, gifts, and a scholarship fund donation in her name.

Messola Easley Ottawa Carl Senter Randy Fredrikson Senter Miss Easley Ottawa University Garfield School Lois Smith Olaf Easley Garfield Pta Ottawa Teachers Association Garfield Teachers and Friends Roger Fredrikson Miss Wasley A. Kinderdick Lyons Gladys Easley Winston Showengerdt Topeka Mary Showengerdt Miriam Haworth Salina Fred Kaiser Ottawa School Board Arnold Hinder PTA OTA Garfield Skillon Club Soroptimist Club AAUW First Baptist Church Europe Alaska United States Hinderliter Charles Southard

Ottawa Flower Show Plans Many Arrangement Classes

The Ottawa Flower Show outlines numerous arrangement and classification options including junior and unusual designs. Entries feature themes like Shady Nook Pink Sunset and Magic Circle with constraints on size and containers, plus seasonal and whimsical categories such as Wind Swept and Rolling Prairies.

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Socialettes: Merritt Elected YWCA Treasurer At Pittsburg

Freshman Marilyn Merritt of Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg is elected college YWCA treasurer and named a YWCA delegate to the Estes Park summer camp. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph E Dickinson and Mrs Helen Griffin of Kansas City along with the Finkemeier and Phibbs families visiting Cedar House grandmother Effie Griffin.

Marilyn Merritt Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg Yaw.c.a Y.W.C.A Estes Park Ralph E. Dickinson Helen Griffin Kansas City Kas T. C. Finkemeier Dore Lynn Roger Georgei Phibbs J. ¥. Eewards Finkemeier Effie Griffin Cedar House Nursing Home

Mustard in Dressings Affects Flavor Over Time

When dry mustard is added to mayonnaise or French dressing, prepare the dressing ahead. The bitter edge of mustard may seem strong at first but will soften after several hours of resting.

Ottawa Girl Weds in South Bend Indiana

Mr and Mrs Frank B Klein announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Lou to Ralph Martin Gutkunst Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ralph M Gutkunst Bala Cynwyd Pa The ceremony was April 27 at St Patrick's Church South Bend Ind Philip Wanley recited the Nuptial Mass The bride is a graduate of Ottawa High School Ottawa University and University of Illinois The groom will graduate in June from the University of Notre Dame

Frank B. Klein Walnut Betty Lou Ralph Martin Gutchunet Jr Ralph M Gutckunst Bala-Cynwyd St. Patrick's Church South Bend Ind Philip L. Wanley Ottawa High School Ottawa University University of Illnois University of Notre Dame

Mother's Day Guest Day at Naomi Club

Naomi Club held a Mother's Day Guest Day at Mrs. W. L. Pickering's home with readings by Mrs. Allie Murray and Mrs. I R Rice and accordion selections by guests Sharon Zielsdorf and Linda Wood. A memorial program featured accordion numbers by Sharon and a musical reading by Mrs. M L Sellers. Mrs. W E Pickering received the oldest mother prize. new member Mrs. C L Breckenridge reported on Hospital Auxiliary meeting. Co hosts were Mrs. T R Rice, Mrs George Zook and Mrs Ernest Baldwin. Other guests included Mines family members Haitie Klein Jasper Davies Daisy Wolfe Mary Hughes and Adam Wicker.

Naomi Club W. Y! Becker W. — L. Pickering Allie Murray I. R. Rice Sharon Zielsdorf Linda Wood Sharon M. L. Sellers W. E. Pickering C. L. Breckenridge Rebekah Lodge E. I. Lancaster Herb Richardson Jennie Price W. L. Pickering Adam Wicke T. R. Rice George Zook Ernest’ Baldwin Haitie Klein Jasper Davies Daisy Wolfe Mary Hughes Adam Wicker Barbara Bulson Pamela Geiss Bobbie Rice

Honor Miss Smart at Friday coffee in Sheldon Hall

Miss Ethel Smart, longtime C. A. house director at Sheldon Hall and Ottawa University veteran of 17 years, was honored Friday with a coffee. She will be rehiring and move to California to return home. Gifts were given by Mrs. A. B. Martin and several guests, while others could not attend.

Orville Glen Ethel Smart C. A Sheldon Hall Miss Smart Ottawa University California A. B. Martin James W. D. Bemmels R. N. Bundy Roger Fredrikson E. S. Mizell Ervil Thiel Claude Webb

Bridal Shower Honors Sylvia Salb for June Wedding

Mrs Oliver C Curby and Mrs Ernest Baldwin hosted a bridal shower Saturday at the Melvin Clebenger home 490 Ash for Sylvia Salb. Her marriage to Richard Fogle is set for June 2. Mrs Harold Stevens won game prizes as Becky Sue Clevenger and Sandra Shade handed out favors of miniature corsages for nearly 40 guests.

Oliver C. Curby Ernest Baldwin Melvin Clebenger Ash Sylvia Salb Richard Fogle Harold Stevens Becky Sue Clevenger Sandra Shade

Printed Pattern 4609 Misses Dress from Anne Adams

Pattern advertisement details Misses sizes ten twelve sixteen and eighteen. Size sixteen needs 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Printed directions included. Send thirty five cents plus five cents for first class mail to Anne Adams pattern dept Ottawa Herald New York NY with name address zone size and style number.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N. Y

Kensington Club potluck marks final meeting of year

Mrs. A. G. Madison hosted a Kensington Club potluck on Thursday. Members brought a layette shower for Mrs. Don Madison, daughter-in-law of the hostess, with attendees including Hale Blair C O Wolf Charles Quin H H Hayes A L Cook R C Supplee F F Fockele F H Parks and G W Ponton.

A. G. Madison Kensington Club Don Madison The¢Aines Hale Blair C. O. Wolf Charles Quin H. H. Hayes A. L. ‘Cook R. C. Supplee F. F. Fockele F H Parks G. W. Pon ‘Ton

Fruit Garnishes for Lamb Dishes

Delicate fruit garnishes pair with roast lamb whether baked or broiled. Mint sherry soaked pears and jelly coating enhance flavors. Spiced crab apples, baked pineapple rings, and prunes tempered with fresh mint add bright notes to the meal.

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Baby names from Al Ransom Memorial Hospital births

The May 10 to May 15 birth notices from Princeton Kansas City and Waverly list newborns with parents Ralph Lloyd Haney Wilhelm Johannes John Love Carl Lee Roney and Tex Lowell. Paul Willis Marlene Suz Naward Eugene and other details include birth weights of 6 pounds 13 ounces 8 pounds 1 ounce 7 pounds and 8 pounds 7 ounces.

al Ransom Memorial Hospital Ralph Lloyd Haney Princeton Paul Willis Wilhelm Johannes N. Main Marlene Suz John Love Kansas City Naward Eugene Ile Carl Lee Roney Waverly Namd Tex Lowell

Pasteeth false teeth hold teeth firm without slip

An old advertisement promotes Pasteeth powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates to keep false teeth in place without sliding or rocking. It claims no gummy taste or feeling and notes it is alkaline and non sour, advertised to freshen breath.

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