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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
3
Prepare an 8 inch square cake pan and chill until the gelatin dessert is firm. Cut the set gelatin into cubes directly in the pan and then lift the cubes to individual dessert dishes. Top each serving with a dollop of whipped cream.
The son born Oct 30 to Mr and Mrs Donald Wayne Ross 211 S Cedar named Robert Leon weighing 9 lb 15 oz. The daughter born Oct 31 to Mr and Mrs Gerald Alvin Sellers 1109 N Mulberry named Linda Carleen. The son born Nov 4 to Mr and Mrs Frank Albert Hanson RFC 1 Williamsburg named Kevin James weighing 7 lb 14 oz.
Mrs W C Payne opened with prayer at the Missionary Circle of Faith Bible Church meeting hosted by Mrs Rix J Studebaker. Mrs Earl Schmanke led business, Missionary secretary Mrs Neal Pritchard reported on the Go Fund for Rev and Mrs George Smith bound for old Mexico. A gift was given to Rev John Hansmann, missionary to the Philippines, plans made for church work session. Devotional by Mrs Wiley Broers Behold Your God. Refreshments followed.
Use clear fruit flavored gelatin as a glaze for open fresh fruit pies. Arrange fruit in a baked pie shell, then brush with a thin layer of the gelatin mixture and chill the pie until the topping sets.
A fragmented note on recipe prep mentions shredding large carrots coarsely before shredding. It suggests estimating amounts and implies preparatory steps for a raw shredded carrot component.
A jumble of reader questions about snoring spouses wedding rehearsal energy waste and family photo albums. Ann Landers responds on snoring corrections and wedding pacing while addressing marital strain and a wife adding exes to a family album. Readers seek guidance on privacy and decorum.
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