Golden Wedding Reception Plans for Mr and Mrs Strickland
Mr and Mrs Clifford Strickland of 830 East 9th invite friends to a golden wedding reception Sunday from 2 to 5 PM at their home. Married November 19, 1913 in Washington Kansas, they have lived in the city most of their married life. He retired from Capitol Truck Lines. They have four children Russell McGuire Albuquerque New Mexico Clarence Strickland 804 East 9th Mrs Chris Krueger Jr 835 East 9th and Mrs Gordon Hughes Wellsville 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Clifford Strickland
Strickland
Washington
Kas
Capitol Truck Lines
Russell McGuire
Albuquerque
N. M
Clarence Strickland
Chris Krueger, Jr
Gordon Hughes
Wellsville
Pre-Cooked Frozen French Fries Method Shared
Dear Heloise shares a kitchen tip for lunchrooms and homes. Fry French fries at 400 degrees just until water cooks out for three to four minutes. Drain thoroughly, cool, bag, and freeze. Method purportedly yields fries that never brown or stay limp.
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Heloise
Hints From Heloise and Household Tips Collection
A jumble of reader tips covers kitchen hacks and household care. Advice includes restarting a deep fryer, caution against disposing items in garbage disposals, using toilet water for fabrics and sprinkling sprinkler bottles, avoiding ironing by air drying, and quick stain removal ideas. The letter set features multiple names and quirks from readers sharing practical, quirky home solutions.
Donation to Leadership Lodge Fund by Union Chapter No 15
Union Chapter No 15 of the Order of Eastern Star voted to donate 10 to the Kansas Grand Chapter Eastern Star Training Awards for Religious Leadership fund. Robert A. Box, an Ottawa University ministerial student, is sponsored through the grand chapter fund. The session at Masonic temple was led by Mrs. C. J. Pence with gifts for Melvin Sellers and William Ogle. A memorial service honored deceased members.
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Union
Order of Eastern Star
Kansas
Eastern Star
Robert A. Box
Ottawa University
C. J. Pence
Masonic Temple
Melvin Sellers
William Ogle
James Kilgore
Joel Towner
Willis Gilliland
Clifford Kaeckel
Ethel Varney
F. A. Domgz
Beta Gammas Entertain Cosmopolitan Club Guests
Beta Gammas entertained the Cosmopolitan Club of Ottawa University Tuesday evening at Mrs. George Lister's home. Guests included students from foreign countries, cohostesses Mrs. Noel Douglas Mrs. Paul Gaynor and Mrs. R. A. Gollier. Mrs. Lewis Irwin decorated tables with an autumn theme. Mrs. Erwin Elder spoke on Kansas and Franklin County history. George Lister and Russell Crites spoke about Ottawa's progress and future. Other guests included Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Martin and Mrs. Crites.
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A. B. Martin
Crites
Cities Cities Everywhere CWF Program At First Christian Church
Two CWF Circles of First Christian Church held a session on Cities Cities Everywhere. Mrs Ned M Roberts wife of the pastor will speak at the Woman's Day service Sunday. Circles plan a joint meeting Dec 18 to pack fruit boxes with Ruth Circle hostess Mrs Blanche Groves. Mrs Earl Farris led the lesson and Mrs Ed Crawford read 46th Psalm for worship. Lydia Circle was led by Mrs Lloyd Brown. Mrs R D Waymire led worship with Mrs Ross Nichols.
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CWF
First Christian Church
Ned M. Roberts
Ruth Circle
Blanche Groves
Earl Farris
Ed Crawford
Lydia Circle
Lloyd Brown
R. D. Waymire
Ross Nichols
Orientation Course Plans by Mrs Umbarger at Westminster
Mrs Vivian C Umbarger of the State Department of Social Welfare will conduct an orientation course for improving friendly visiting programs among the homebound. Sponsored by the Women’s Association of Westminster Church with the Franklin County Welfare Board, the three hour session is in the Anchor Savings meeting room Friday from 10 to 11 30 a.m. and 1 30 to 3 00 p.m. All interested persons especially churchwomen are urged to attend.
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Vivian C. Umbarger
State Department of Social Welfare
Women’s Association of Westminster Church
Franklin County Welfare Board
Anchor Savings
Decorations Displayed at Ottawa Horticulture Club Meeting
The Ottawa Horticulture Study club held a Christmas legends reading and Q A period with Mrs W H Williams as hostess and Mrs W C Harding presiding. Officers were elected: Charles Mavity Sr president Guy M Towers first vice president Clara Hahn second vice president H R Williams secretary Darleigh Johnson treasurer. A workshop is planned for Dec 14 at Mrs Harding's home to assemble gifts for Osawatomie State Hospital. Guests included Mrs A C Elderman Yankton S D and Mrs Williams.
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Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
W. H. Williams
W. C. Harding
Harding
Darleigh Johnson
H. R. Williams
A. C, Elderman
Yankton
S. D
Williams
Class Meets At Trinity Methodist Church
Mrs Irl Staley led devotions for Earnest Workers at Trinity Methodist Wednesday with nineteen present Mrs Harry Loyd handled business Plans to work on quilts December 5 include a covered dish luncheon at noon and a basket dinner for members and families December 18 Members reported 74 visits to sick persons Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs Fred Proffitt and Mrs Elsie Ferguson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irl Staley
Trinity Methodist Church
Harry Loyd
Fred Proffitt
Elsie Ferguson
Thanksgiving Potluck and Dinner Gatherings Across Communities
Event briefs announce Friday club activities at Fairmount Youth Center with Mrs Worthington Lydia and Mrs Yed Wycoff hosting a birthday observance. Thanksgiving suppers and dinners are planned at Peoria Hawkins School Baxter Community with times 7 p.m and 7:30 p.m.
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Fairmount
Worthington
Lydia
Yed Wycoff
Peoria Cole Community
Hawkins
Thanksgiving
Baxter Community
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Mrs. B
Mnuch
Gene C. Bullock
Heloaise
Mrs. C, Hilz
Leadership Lodge
Beta Gammas Entertain
Ottawa Herald
Orion
Petitesi
Albobo
A. Ls
Lottawa
Aid
Ford & Chev
Trinty
Pula Teybu
O'R
RADIO
Witsion
Wietttgiit
FREE
Turkey
Raymond Rumford
Ottawa
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