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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1960
Page
3
Mrs Clara Sinclair led a Warren C Black Unit lesson on registering and voting. She explained House Concurrent No 11 Amendment Article 15 of the Kansas Constitution, to be voted on in the general election. The amendment relates to National Security and Civil Defense programs and political information.
Franks and sauerkraut supper prepared in a skillet with onion butter, tomato sauce, brown sugar, bay leaf, and frankfurters. Simmer 20 minutes until flavors blend and sausages hot. Makes 4 servings. Also notes community meeting updates and local club activities with dates and hostesses.
A preschool kitchen activity guide shows how young children learn math and sequencing through simple cooking tasks. Activities include counting apricots and prunes, shaping flower pots from gumdrops, slicing, measuring gelatin, and arranging biscuits, all while practicing safety and basic counting.
A Trinity Methodist church meeting pledged $50 to the church building fund for the Lend-A-Hand class. Officers in charge included Mrs Walter Bolen as president and Mrs R W Arnold as vice president, with Mrs Ben Gilmore as secretary-treasurer.
Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church welcomed new member Mrs. Stella Plake last evening. Hostesses Mrs. Bessie New and co-hostess Mrs. Viola Hutchison assisted at Mrs. Gene Mavity's home. Program chairman Mrs. Bennes McKinley introduced the playlet Living Echoes with participants Mrs. John Ott Mrs. W. C. Goodman Mrs. C. Lowell Farr and Mrs. Ollie Burress. Mrs. Farr offered devotions. Visitors included Miss Doris Peterson district secretary along with Mrs. Gene Mavity Mrs. Noah Hutchison Mrs. Alex Telfer and Mrs. J. E. Harclerode.
A simple cabbage dish is prepared by shredding green cabbage in butter in a skillet. A splash of water is added and the cook seasons with a pinch of sugar and a dash of soy sauce.
Fragment of a sewing pattern ad. It advertises Pattern 4945 for sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 with a 54 inch skirt and prints details on fabric yardage and price. Includes instructions to mail order from Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald and notes 10 cents for pattern and 1st class mailing.
Joseph Allen is the seven month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Blakesley of 1233 S. Main. Grandparents are Floyd Blakesley of Ottawa and W. J. Reedy of RFD 1. Great-grandparents include W. J. Blakesley of Williamsburg and George Berg of Ottawa. Great-great-grandmother is Mrs. Anna Anderson.
Arnold reports that Mrs. John Kelsey a teacher and Mrs. Jess Blake an assistant teacher led the class. Mrs. Bolen read the class bylaws and Mrs. Rex Howard gave devotions. Hostesses Mrs. Sheldon Tallman and Mrs. William Wright served refreshments.
North Baptist Church W M S circles met last evening with Glenda Wheeler circle planning a party for four Baptist scholarship girls bound for Ottawa University. Hostesses included Mrs Fred Kaub assisted by Mrs Claren Cordie. DeVotions covered Nigeria and Gods Plan For Me. A $2.41 love offering was collected.
A newspaper classified ad lists Coronado brand appliances and furniture with discounted cash prices and financing offers. Items include a semi automatic washer, 36 inch gas range, carpet, hide a bed sofa, Hollywood bed ensemble, 21 inch table model TV, gas heater, bedroom suite, dinette set and more with payments of 5 dollars down and six dollar monthly.
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