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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1963
Page
8
Hints From Heloise Sayings on Household Fixes and Tweaks
Dear Heloise offers tips for coloring dyeing trays with hot water and dye, cleaning enamel pans with vinegar, using a nylon net to evenly distribute cheese on pizza, rust touching with black shoe polish, rust removal with crumpled tin foil, wax paper to prevent ice cream crystals, and baking apples in a muffin tin with water in extra cups for steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Sing
Randel New CWBC Head In Ottawa Dinner Ceremony
Randel New was installed as president of the Ottawa Credit Women's Breakfast Club at a dinner in the North American Hotel. Officers include Elaine Hills as vice president Batty Maloney as secretary Betty Barrows as treasurer and Rena Towner Margaret Jones Elsie Garrett Norma Korbe and Hallie Reddick as directors Retiring president Hallie Reddick assisted Betty Nelson of Topeka who gave a candlelight service themed Links of Friendship A map of Kansas with golden links connected CWBC towns to the world. Community members from Topeka Lawrence attended with several others listed including Mary McLenon and Esther Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Randel
Ottawa Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Elaine Hills
Batty Maloney
Betty Barrows
Rena Towner
Margaret Jones
Elsie Garrett
Norma Korbe
Hallie Reddick
Betty Nelson
Topeka
CWBC
Kansas
Alice Patterson
Tospeka
International Education
Patterson
Maxine Stephens
Reddick
Betty Maloney
Stephens
Evelyn Bledsoe
Loretta Dodd
Mary McLenon
Socialettes Chapter GL hears report on Ohio convention
Mrs. Robert B. Anderson hosted a gathering at her home where Mrs. E G Sucker and Mrs Glucker spoke about the recent supreme convention in Columbus Ohio. Delegates from several local chapters attended and Mrs Ann Warsten helped serve dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Robert B. Anderson
E. G. Sucker
Glucker
Ann Warsten
Socialites Past Presidents Plan Thanksgiving Roll Call
Club members shared Thanksgiving ideas for roll call at the Tuesday meeting led by Mrs. Jack Stevenson. They planned a Dec 3 gift exchange with Mrs. Harry Brink coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidents Club
Jack Stephenson
Harry Brink
Program on Craft Ideas for Beta Gammas
Mrs W H Douglas led a craft ideas program titled The World of Crafts at Mrs John Sheldon’s home Tuesday evening. Assistant hostess Mrs L M Shaughnessy assisted. Guests included Mrs W H Bertholf and Miss Anna Irwin. A dinner was planned at Mrs George Lister’s home on Nov 19 with O U Cosmopolitan Club members as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Douglas
John Sheldon
L. M. Shaughnessy
W. H. Bertholf
Anna Irwin
George Lister
O.U. Cosmopolitan Club
Counselors Night Honors True Kindred Leaders in Ottawa
True Kindred Retta Conclave No 8 held a counselors night at the Masonic temple with Mrs. Jay Todd presiding. Honored were Mrs. Roy Priest and Mr. Roy Priest of Kansas City, and guests included Mrs. Don Farquhar, Earl Mansfield, Loren Nelson, and numerous past supreme commanders and advisors from Ottawa and Kansas City. A sewing day was announced for Nov 13 and a chicken noodle dinner planned for Navy 16 as part of ongoing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retta
Order of True Kindred
Masonic Temple
Jay Todd
Lee Finth
Roy Priest
Kansas City
Kas
Don Farquhar
Earl Mansfield
Loren Nelson
Supreme
Lester Ludlow
William Finke
Finke
Supreme High
Julius Raffelock
Supreme Inner Guard
Harold Hume
Pastorand
Lelia Ross
Stella Smith
Shawnee
O. W. Waymire
Retta Ponton
Melvin Sellers
Flora Sherman
Ottawa
Chester Roberts
Gardner
Charles Mize
Jack Bates
Clarence Rea
North Kansas City
Sammy Poe
Raytown
George Harbin
Lois Martin
Earl Rowland
Kenneth Rudisill
Overland Park
Harry Brink
Louis Dale
William Dawson
Howard Doty
Lee Finch
Gerald Harford
Estel Northway
Hazel Romstedt
Lucille Roberts
Ruby Watts
Marie Mathis
William Nivens
Tony Voss
Sadie Barret
Thelma Hays
Stanley
Franklin Countians Attend District I Institute Program
Franklin County delegates attended the District I Institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Gas City yesterday. Attendees included Mrs. Harold Staley of Williamsburg Mrs. Mearl Snethen Miss Marjorie Collins directed the institutes and led a skit titled Friendly Fruesta. Mrs. Snethen was elected district treasurer. Other unions represented were Fort Scott Garnett Gas City Tola and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Sorority Aims Review At Exemplar Chapter Meeting
Mrs Richard Bethell reviewed Beta Sigma Phi aims and Mrs R E Roseberry cited outstanding achievements. Plans outlined for a Thanksgiving dinner and three chapter rituals on Nov 14. For the program Mrs Henry Gilroy spoke Attractive Table Settings and Mrs Lyle Grier discussed Calories Dont Count. Hostess Mrs Harvey Martin, assisted by Mrs Bill Lay, welcomed guests including Mrs Don Johnson and Mrs Joe Yackey. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bethell
Beta Sigma Phi
R. E. Roseberry
Henry Gilroy
Lyle Grier
Harvey Martin
Bill Lay
Don Johnson
Joe. Yackey
Joe
Carl Nutt, Jr
Baxter Social Hour and Community Gatherings
Read as a local notices page listing events at WYCOFF Community and TALLY MISSION CIRCLE. Includes Mrs. Keith Page FAR and NEAR, Ronald Atchison home, Mrs. W. A. Bromert, Mrs. Ralph Garrett, MIRIAM CWF Group, Mrs. Ed, Henry BEAUCEANT, and an Advance night for Beauceant members.
Masonic Funeral Honors Procedure and Dengel & Son Aid
Free Masons conduct final services for departed brothers upon proper request. Local lodge handles services outside the home lodge with verification of Masonic affiliation. Active pallbearers must be Master Masons. honorary pallbearers may vary. Service may be sole or with the family’s clergy. clergy must be notified and approve details. Only Master Masons participate actively. Dengel & Son provides arranging services to ease family burden during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dengel & Son
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Faror
Heather McConnell
Claire
Sue Walters
Randel
Socialittes
Ottawa Club
True Kindred
Albright
Review
Princess Gardner
Carl Snyder
the Masonic Service
Jouneon Moctuany
Itacant
Hardwick
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Cole
Casida's Drive-In Cleaners
Main
Slegant Tapestay
Ue Stuido
Life Stride
Richardson
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