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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1964
Page
12
October brings a festival and colorful cheese varieties to fall menus. The piece highlights 400 cheese types, from Parmesan and Romano hard cheeses to Brie and Camembert soft ripened, with serving ideas like cream sauces and cheddar in a Chinese omelet style dish.
The School of Missions met Sunday at First United Presbyterian Church for an hour of study after supper. Three classes ran with Mrs. Roy Bones teaching primary juniors, Mrs. Lyle Hanes guiding Junior Highs, and Mrs. Raymond Shields leading adults on Spanish Americans background and culture, plus a Mexico artifact display.
Ottawa area clubs and church groups schedule events in the evening. Skilton Music Club recital by Mrs Edgar D Kerr attended by Seven-to-Six Club Tot-to-Teen led by Ms Max Drake Sequel Club under Mrs Allen Unruh ZigZaggers led by Mrs Max Hunter Ladies Missionary Society of Ottawa Bible Church with Mrs Arthur Allen Seekers Class led by Mrs Lola King Rekebahs meet at 7 30 p m Franklin County Nurses hold a meeting at 7 30 p m in the hospital conference room.
The General Hand Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs Bert Andersons home Oct 10 with 27 members present. New members Mrs W H Bertholf and Mrs Ruth Supplee were welcomed along with guests. A program of American music and readings followed brief business and district meeting reminders. Co-hostesses included Mrs Charles Geiger and others.
A vintage recipe overview explores macaroni varieties and uses from classic tomato sauce with meat to casseroles. It notes macaroni as a popular Western American staple, commonly used in macaroni and cheese, and provides a concrete pork and tomato sauce casserole recipe serving 4 to 6.
The Women's Committee of the Ottawa Little Symphony sponsors an Auxiliary Membership drive. Dues are $2 per year with offers to help as called. Charter members join before the autumn concert on Monday October 19. Hostesses Beta Gamma will greet guests at the directors and orchestra reception after the concert. Committee members include Mrs. Lewis Irwin leading, with Mrs. George Lister and Mrs. E G Stucker as co chairmen and other listed members.
Mr and Mrs Walter White of 800 Rhode Island Street Lawrence announce the birth of a daughter on October 11 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She weighed 8 pounds 4 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Walter Rodgers of 626 Walnut Street.
A reader suggests practical sneaker care for college coeds worried about interior odor. Absorbent socks like golf socks can collect perspiration and keep the look neat. Powdering the inside with talcum is advised, though worn sneakers beyond repair should be discarded.
At Lee's Cafe Ottawa Credit Women's Breakfast Club heard a report on the Liberal state convention by Elaine Hills Mrs. Walter Randel and Mrs. H Malone. Sixty two members from 13 clubs attended marking the 25th year. Ottawa club led in regular meeting attendance and new officers were elected: Alta Carson Manhattan president Margaret Ball Salina first vice president Marian Grotta Liberal second vice president Ruth Nelson Topeka secretary Lorene Hunsicker Newton treasurer. Delegates toured the helium plant at Liberal. Mrs. Randel presided and Alma Schweitzer gave devotions. New member pins were awarded to Mrs. Maxine Stephens and Mrs. Malone.
Reader tips cover shoe deodorizing with water ammonia caution and bleach avoidance. A birthday pie trick uses cherry juice for red lettering on crust. A doctor office idea uses towel racks with suction cups to protect walls. A mother shares hiding aspirin in marshmallows for a child and a sponge over the sink drain to catch debris while washing dishes.
Twenty relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. Wilma Barber and Leta to greet cousin Edward Van Arsdale of West Hempstead New York. He visited Mrs. Edith White in Leavenworth and met several local relatives including Mr. and Mrs. John Darkhuff Paola Mr. and Mrs. John Annis Osawatomie and others in Wellsville Rantoul Princeton Ottawa and Devra and Deborah, with Bonnie and Linda.
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