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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1964

Page

10

Ottawans Attend WCTU Convention

Ottawa delegates to the 86th Kansas Woman's Christian Temperance Union annual convention in Topeka returned Thursday night. The group included Mrs. Mary Ann Kitchen, Mrs. Anna Bryan, Mrs. C. J. Sink, Mrs. A. E. Sullins, Mrs. Mary Black, and Mrs. Mattie Gingrich representing the Methodist Home. They joined others for the living memorial honoring Mrs. Elsie Shook. Ottawa earned 500 temperance rulers for Lifelonger rating, with Sullins a ballot teller and the union winning seven first and two second place departmental results. The district, with Williamsburg and Fort Scott, earned Honor Union status. The Loyal Temperance Legions of Ottawa were all honored, and the North Side LTL ranked highest in the state. The youth prizewinning oration "The Scourge of Alcoholism" was delivered Wednesday night.

Topeka Kansas Woman's Christian Temperance Union Mary Ann Kitchen Anna Bryan C. J. Sink A. E. Sullins Mary Black Mattie Gingrich Methodist Ottawa Union Living Memorial Elsie Shook Gertrude Day Edith Marsh Ermil Greenfield Fred Proffitt Edna Greenawalt Marsh Greenawalt Mark Sample Toronto Walter Davis Iola Sink Lifeliner Union Black WCTU Harold Staley Foster Roberts Williamsburg Sullins Fort Scott Temperance Legions Ottawa Northside LTL

Shrine to Host Kansas State Club Meeting in Ottawa

Shrine Ottawa White Shrine plans to host the Kansas State Club meeting in Ottawa on October 18. Birthdays celebrated include Gerald Harford, Frank Duvall, John Robers, Jim Kilgore and the Harfords wedding anniversary. Stephen Needham served refreshments at a fall themed table. Next meeting October 22 will feature a favorite pie night.

Ottawa Kansas State Club Gerald Harford Frank Duvall John Robers Jim Kilgore Stephen Needham

Pomona Club Reelects Officers Amid Rump Election

The Stitch and Charter Club of Pomona re elected officers except for a new vice president to fill a vacancy. Mrs Merle Montague hosted. Mrs Liomal Shaw to assist on the card committee. Mrs Elna Carpenter to host November meeting with roll call on Christmas gift ideas. Birthday gifts were given to Mrs Barney Bethell and Mrs Floyd Flager. A rummage sale netted 74.83. Refreshments were served.

Stitch and Charter Club of Pomona Merle Montague Liomal Shaw Willard Bitts Elna Carpenter Barney Bethell Floyd Flager

Socialettes Visit Brings Families Together After 1951

Socialettes Mrs. Mary Peckham of Portola California arrived today to stay several weeks at her son James Peckham in Rantoul. Mr and Mrs John Van Loenen of Denver plan to visit Van Loenen’s brother Henry and other relatives. Their first visit since 1951 marks a family reunion era.

Mary Peckham Portola Calif James Peckham Rantoul John van Loenen Denver van Loenen Henry van Loenen

Fruit cocktail dessert with rum and ice cream

Gently mix peaches orange sections sugar and rum then fold in banana. Spoon fruit into six sherbet glasses, top with vanilla ice cream and garnish with cherries. Serves six.

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Sweet Adelines Sing at Wesley Chapel Meeting

Chapter Sings For Meeting at Wesley Chapel near Mound City Thursday evening under director Mrs. Lucille Knos. Lawrence has become the Ottawa chapter director. Knos belongs to Aqua Tones of Lawrence, third in international competition in 1963. Marais des Cygne Chapter will sing for Lincoln PTA Monday evening.

Marais Des Cygne Sweet Adelines, Inc Wesley Chapel Mound City Lucille Knos Lawrence Ottawa Knos Aqua Tones Lincoln Pta

Samantha’s magic rivals housewife ads in TV scene

AP TV-Radio writer notes ABC’s Samantha uses tricks against main rivals like the ideal non witchy American housewife seen in cleaning ads. It highlights commercial magic, a CBS Defenders arc with Lawrence Preston, and weekend TV picks including Murder in the First and The Miracle Worker with Patty Duke and Ann Bancroft.

New York ABC Samantha NBC Patty Duke Ann Bancroft

Women Ban Badges Idea Provokes Mixed Reactions

HAL BOYLE reports women across the country rejected male proposed identifying badges for women. They said they would not wear such marks for any man and criticized the concept, while some suggested men should wear badges to set expectations.

Hal Boyle New York Adam

Marmalade Mustard Glaze for Ham

A glaze idea mixes orange marmalade with prepared mustard to coat ham. The glaze provides a sweet tang with mustard bite, creating a glossy finish and flavorful crust.

Courreges in Youth Couture Stuns Paris Leather Fashion

New York AP reports designer Andrew Courreges presents a youth oriented collection in adult sizes. Models wear white leather boots and baby bonnets, with slacks tight like space suits and dresses cut high. Jackets and coats feature slim square shoulders and vented tails.

New York Paris Andrew Courregés Courreges Samuel Roberts Roberts Yves St. Laurent Obeyou Kid

Missionaries’ Letters Read at Faith Bible Church

Letters from John and Ruth Hausmann in Manila and Wayne Sheffel of Little Ky were read Tuesday evening by the Ladies Missionary Society of Faith Bible Church. Mrs. J. F. Schwinn hosted with devotions by Mrs. Wilson Mack and a closing prayer by Mrs. F. M. Coons. Refreshments followed. guests included Mrs. Bill Payne of Minnesota and Mrs. E. C. Genetry.

Ladies Missionary Society of Faith Bible Church John and Ruth Hausmann Manila Philippines Wayne Sheffel Little, Ky J. F. Schwinn Pomona Wilson Mack F. M. Coons Bill Payne Minnesota E. C. Genetry

Reynolds Child Born to Cliff and Mrs Reynolds

Scott Alan Reynolds is the nine month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Reynolds. He has two brothers Greg age 14 and Brad age 11 and a sister Sally age 5. Grandparents are Mrs. Clara Reynolds of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Vogel of Topeka.

Scott Alan Reynolds Cliff Reynolds Greg Brad Sally Clara Reynolds Ottawa J. F. Vogel Topeka

Merry Notes Club Enjoys Evening at Hashagen Home

Ken Hashagen hosted the Merry Notes Club at his parents home with 13 members and guests. Members performed piano solos and duets, Gordon Thayer gave a memory recital and received an award from Mrs. M. A. Welty. Jill Hashagen, a guest, played a piano solo and refreshments were served.

Ken Hashagen Merry Notes Club Clyde Hashagen Gordon Thayer M. A. Welty Jill Hashagen Mrs. Hashagen Jill

Freezing Sandwiches For Quick School Lunches

Guidelines for preparing large batches of sandwiches to freeze for school lunches. Use heavy wrapping and moisture resistant packaging to extend storage from a week to two or three weeks. Recommended fillings include meats, cheese, eggs, spreads, fruits, and dairy sauces, with caution against raw vegetables to preserve texture and flavor. Freeze at 0 degrees F or below and thaw by noon, eating thawed sandwiches promptly to avoid spoilage after reaching 45 degrees F.

Guest Reviews at Kiwanis Event by City Librarian

Miss Nell Barnaby, city librarian, spoke to Kiwanis queens at Mrs. Harold Leitaker’s home. She reviewed several books and displayed library selections. Mrs. Max Drake led the meeting as the club donated $10 to the Ottawa Little Symphony. Halloween refreshments were served by three members.

Nell Barnaby Kiwani Queens Harold Leitaker Max Drake Ottawa Little Symphony H. G. Williams Gerald Briscoe Bob Roberts

Home Workshop Dog House Pattern 242 from Ottawa Herald

Wyeth Speers offers a quick easy project a snug well ventilated dog house built from outdoor plywood in miniature barn style with scalloped trim and a cupola Pattern 242 provides materials actual size guides and steps priced 35c A catalogue of over 250 shop projects sells for 25c from The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York

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Pomona Club Cecily Brownstone AP Food Editor New York Beverage John Dorst W. 19Th Cynthia Lowry Marshall CBS the Defenders Lawrence Preston Congress Lawyer Bob Hope Theatre Janet Leigh Bobby Darin Jackie’ Gleason Hollywood Palace Donald O’connor Hal Scott Reynolds Merry Dar Bert Anderson S. Main Pat Wyeth Speers Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills Bennetts Bennett S N. Main Town & Country Shoes
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