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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1964
Page
4
A weather page promotes beef stew versatility and storage tips. It outlines a basic four pound beef recipe with tomato sauce and vegetables, plus variations such as potato chunks Indian curry and ready to cook packet stews. The guidance includes freezing, reheating, and serving ideas for multiple portions.
A housewife writes venting rage about burnout and asks for top tips to reclaim an hour. The columnist urges self care, proposes a weekly hour away, bath and pedicure, solo reflection, and minimal sharing with neighbors, ending with practical routines to ease fatigue.
Heloise urges moving ironing out of the kitchen to a living area or porch for faster, more enjoyable ironing. She suggests lunch variations and taking time for self care, noting wives and mothers are irreplaceable. An old tip adds a recipe for stiff egg whites with sugar and lemon served with lady fingers.
Retta Conclave No 8 held a memorial service Monday for deceased supreme advisors Fred L. Wagner of Chicago and Erwin C. Otto of St. Louis. An invitation from Naomi Conclave No 2 in Kansas City Kansas invited attendance at counselor’s night Oct 27 and grand counselor’s night Oct 29. Members were asked to attend establishing a new conclave in Wichita Oct 16 and a card benefit party Oct 12. refreshments were served.
A Monday evening discussion titled Youth Problems and How to Solve Them was held at North Baptist Church Fellowship Hall as part of the Recruit Class. Mrs. George Phibbs led the topic with Mrs. A W Keefer presiding. seventeen members attended and Halloween pranks were shared during roll call.
A community notice lists the Seekers Class at Trinity Methodist Church and combines groups from First Christian First Baptist and Westminster U P Church, with WSCS events at Trinity and Union Chapel, plus a pot luck. Other items include Hawkins Grange and Sweet Adelines activities at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Roy English of 316 Walnut hosted a Sunday family dinner honoring her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Geoffroy and their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Geoffroy. Attendees included Grace Hewitt H. O. Tipton Bill Barry Allcorn Cathy Emeporia Fred English Topeka and others from Pomona Ottawa Piper and Emeorgia.
The WSCS circle of the Williamsburg Methodist Church met at Mrs. Charles Bush home with assisting hostess Mrs. Frank Stansbury. President presided, readings from Matthew, lesson “We Would See Jesus,” and two hymns preceded a business session approving a $100 first church fund payment raised by monthly food sales. Four visitors attended.
Two Ottawa sisters welcomed babies within 33 minutes of each other on Sept. 27. Lora Marie Flusser, 6 lb 6 oz, born at Lawrence Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flusser of 1048 College, Ottawa. Kenneth Duane Evans, 6 lb 13 oz, born at Wesley Hospital, Wichita, to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Evans, Wichita, former Ottawa residents.
Ottawa Garden Club welcomed guest speaker B. Smith Haworth at First Methodist Church Monday evening following a covered dish supper. Attendance was forty one. Plans were made for a basket dinner at 1 30 p m at Mears Park.
Dear Ann Landers: A reader asks how to handle tactless remarks about fertility at a church meeting. The adviser says such comments come from tactless clods but are meant as friendly interest and suggests ignoring the tastelessness while embracing humor. The column then addresses a family dispute about a wife’s inheritance and time away from home, advising on marital strain and finances, concluding with a Christmas party dilemma about a Santa impersonator and a beard.
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