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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1963
Page
7
Dear Heloise answers a reader’s crystal stains problem. Advice warns against steel wool and recommends rubber gloves, soaking in soapy hot water, bleach solution, then vinegar rinse to remove film, leaving glass and crystal shining. cautions not to use on silver or aluminum.
The W S C S Evening Circle at Wellsville Methodist voted Nov 21 to buy a portable phonograph and give 100 to the building fund. Christmas plans include visits to shut ins, with each member visiting one person. At the Dec 12 meeting, members will bring a small inexpensive toy for a Topeka day care school opened Dec 1, sponsored by Rev. Harder’s son Dr. Robert Harder.
The Kansas Young Republican Convention in Liberal, delayed due to President Kennedy’s death, is now set for January with tentative dates January 17 to 19. Harold Greenleaf Jr., the convention chairman, announced the changes and new schedule.
Mrs Louise R Welsch of 517 East 8th has visited Mr and Mrs W P Strawbridge in Austin Texas and Strawbridge brother Tom Strawbridge in New Orleans. They returned to Houston where the president gave a dinner speech and were overnight guests of Mrs Billy Riordan and Jean Strawbridge before heading to Austin to greet the president at the airport at 3 pm. The Strawbridge family formerly lived near Ottawa.
VFW Auxiliary joined a hospital event at Topeka VA Hospital with about 150 open ward patients playing games. Gifts valued at least $1 were donated by participating groups including Ottawa Auxiliary which provided 10 gifts. The group also served as auction clerks. Donations for bingo prizes and the hospital gift shop included cards, jewelry, blouses, hats, a dress, and assorted favors. Comics, books, puzzles, and magazines were given to the library. Families and friends attended the dinner at the Page home.
A pantry friendly pork roast accompaniment with yams baked in a buttered dish. Yams are topped with brown sugar and chopped pecans then baked about 20 to 25 minutes in a moderate 350 degree oven. Serves 4 to 6.
Rev G T Zucher of Greeley Colorado returned to his home on November 19 after a visit with his daughter Mrs Albert Smith and family. Harold Richards of Grinnell Kansas stayed with his in laws Mr and Mrs W R Burn and attended funeral services for Clifford Caylor. Mrs Helen Stechamer and daughter, visiting at Mrs Charles Cox in Medicine Lodge, has returned home and is taking charge of the cafe due to her mother Mrs Robert Hubbard’s illness. Margaret Turley and Leon Schulz had a slumber party Friday night November 22 with Ruth Smith in honor of her birthday.
A long readers panel includes Mary seeking help for parental hostility from a mother and alcoholic father, plus married couples clashing over religion. The letters touch on foster care, teen coping, adoption, and a dance critique, followed by a banana oatmeal cookies recipe.
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