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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1957
Page
3
A spring birthday cake recipe centers on coffee and cake with gumdrop flowers. The Posy Cake blends white and lemon batter, meringue peaks, and decorative gumdrop petals for a festive, floral confection suitable for celebrations.
A May party hosted by Mrs. Clyde Hashagen at her home with Jaycee Jaynes entertaining and Mrs. A H North and Mrs. Eugene Harford providing vocal duets. Guests include Mines, Dale Skilling, Dudley Gibson, Gay hawl, Joamy, Addie Harris, Ray Smith, and others. The event centers on coffee, May baskets, and decorative serving tables.
True Kindred held a Monday evening session with Willa Bottomley of Kansas City as worthy grand commander. The gathering included many officers and visitors, balloting and initiation of two candidates, and honorary memberships. New officers were elected and plans made for the June meeting and state convention in Salina.
Supper Party Entre Nous met last evening at Mrs. James Oggs with half the members entertaining the other half. Mrs. Winton Winter joined as a new member while secret pals were revealed. The program titled This is Your Life honored retiring president Mrs. Vernon Chesbro with voice recordings and appearances from many associated with her life. Charles Carey served as master of ceremonies with Mrs. David Laury and Mrs. Lewis Vaughan on her committee.
Mary Jo Kiefer was honored as guest of honor at a coffee and bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Richard Pearson and Mrs. Richard Fritts. The Pear son home hosted Saturday morning festivities with about fifty guests, noting Miss Kiefer’s June 15 wedding to Bernard James Byrne of Merriam.
Harry Smith promotes a lawn mower with strong power, safe features, easy starts, low wind row clogging, close mowing to sidewalks or trees, adjustable height, durable four cycle engine, and no fuel mixing required. Come in and see ours.
The Woman's Republic Club held its annual pot luck picnic at Mrs. F. H. McCune's home yesterday. Guests included Mrs. Lew is Wichtman, Carol Ann, and Mrs. Rachel Sleaves. After dinner, games were led by Hoopes Wichman and McCune, followed by a song-fest and piano solos by Carol Ann. Miss Lucy Lee conducted the business. Others present included Mines Lee Carter J. G. Lytle W. K. McCall J. T. Osburn B. L. Reinhardt Fannie Standfast W J Stavely N F Shaw K W Williamson and O J Witherspoon.
Recipe outlines a Tomato topped macaroni and cheese bake for four servings. It combines cooked macaroni with cheese sauce, tops with tomato halves, salt, pepper, sugar, grated cheese and paprika, then bakes until bubbly and hot.
About 60 people attended an open house at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Glenn for graduate couples remaining at University Village next year. Attendees included families with children and couples such as the Mines, Wilbur Barnes, Jim Hartshorn, Verle Shoemaker, Ed Waters, Mike Ahrens, and Dick.
Powell Clayton and a list of names including True-Tom Har Trell Lou Coppoe Ken McAdoo Elvin Phipps Mike Ireland Ed Bradley Norman White Art Gilbert Bill Crow Don Ripley Bills after the noodles are turned into Young Burton Fisher Ben Herri l the boiling salted water man Jim Grogan and Orville Glenn.
A Pennsylvania Dutch style recipe suggests cooking four cups of medium wide noodles and adding saffron toward the end. Use one quarter teaspoon of saffron to season the dish for a saffron scented finish.
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