Plentiful supply of cheese varieties highlighted
The article catalogs more than 400 cheese varieties from cottage to gouda and Swiss, noting cheese as an October plentiful food. It suggests snacks and several recipes such as Cheese Hors D oeuvres, Cheese Mush, Hearty Cheese Potato Soup, Cheese Waffles, Blue Cheese Biscuits, and a Cheese Pear Salad Dressing, plus tips on cooking cheese properly and handling high heat to preserve texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Prize-Winner Defends The Honor of Housewife
Pulitzer poet Phyllis McGinley says women have been brainwashed to feel guilt for being housewives and argues that staying home is a true, ancient profession. She blames college deans and writers for questioning the value of motherhood and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McGinley
Charles Jane
Ottawa club members attend district fall conference
Eighteen Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club members attended the second district fall conference Sunday in Yates Center. A skit titled Make Time for Politics featured Lucile Prunty Ethyle Wel ton Eleanor Lloyd E C Cummings and Chester Medaris. Mrs Ivan Jones district director presided. Ruth Nelmeir Fort Scott spoke on A Pattern. Invitations were read for a leaders council fall conference and spring luncheon in 1965. Luncheon served in the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club
Yates Center
Lucile Prunty
Ethyle Welton
Eleanor Lloyd
E. C. Cummings
Chester Medaris
Ivan Jones
Wheathearts Program At Hays Meeting
A special Wheat Hearts program for women is planned for October 29 during the Kansas Wheat Commission and Kansas Association of Wheat Growers joint convention in Hays. Highlights include slides by Alex and Mrs. Richards of Hays on Latin American agriculture, and a talk by Freda Ross on wheat foods and recipe testing. A tour of Fort Hays Kansas State College museum and a coffee follow a pre program business meeting. Richards, a Osborne County native, has worked as a geologist and archaeologist. his wife is Hays Public Library head librarian and model maker for Indian carvings. The couple plans an archaeological data gathering trip to Central America this winter with daughter Barbara. Miss Richards is a Peace Corps volunteer in Costa Rica.
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Kansas Wheathearts
Kansas Wheat Commission
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Hays
Lawrence House of
Goodland
The
Wheathearts
Alex Richards
Latin America
Freda Ross
Kansas Wheat
Hutchinson
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Osborne County
Kanesas
American Meteorite Laboratory
Sedona
Ariz
Mexico City
Oaxaca
Richards
Wilson Dam
Mrs. Richards
Canton
McPherson County
Hays Pubic Library
Saline
Smoky Hill
Eagles Auxiliary District Meeting in Ote tawa
A district meeting of the Order of Eagles and Auxiliary was held Sunday in Ote tawa with 70 women in attendance. Officers opened the session, new members were initiated, prizes awarded, and a district bowling trophy went to the Lawrence team. The group voted to donate $5 to Sky High Girls Ranch in Texas. next district gathering is January 17 in Lawrence.
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Order of Eagles
Otetawa
Tally
Eagles
Auxiliary
Nelson Hotel
Ernest Sink
Vera Vandenburg
Clara Eggleston
Pat Maloney
Richard Towe
Frank McMillen
Ronald Latimer
Robert Beardsley
Willard Cromwell
Ruby Griffin
Lawrence
Sky High Girls Ranch
Texas
Alfred Hopkins
One Thousand Two Hundred Attend Baptist Meet
More than 1200 persons attended the Kansas Baptist Convention which closed last night. The Rev. F Lowell Cormack of Prairie Village was elected president with Richard Harp of Lawrence as vice president and Rev. David W Bishop of Topeka as secretary. The gathering opened at First Baptist auditorium and moved to Memorial Auditorium for the last two days.
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Kansas Baptist Convention
F. Lowell Cormack
Prairie Village
Richard
Dick) Harp
Lawrence
David W. Bishop
Topeka
Orlie Wilbur
Kansas City
Ralph W. Gooch
First Baptist Church
Memorial Auditorium
Raymond Jennings
Claude Webb
Ed Haley
Glen Hayward
Neva Moon
Edgar D
Robert E. Davis
Board of Education
Valley Forge
Edwin T. Dahlberg
Chester
Wesley Brown
Congo
William Keucher
Area Men Are Pledged Area Men Are Pledged
Twelve Ottawa University students join fraternities Tau Beta Gamma adds David Allen Craig Davis Earle Doman Roy Dunn Thomas Fisher Keith Holden John Hoppe Tommy Hudson Gary McClay James Roth Richard Winchester All freshmen except Hudson and Winchester Delta Phi Delta adds Joe Binns from WilliamsburgFreshmen from area families listed with home addresses and parental names
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Ottawa University
Tau Beta Gamma Fraternity
David Allen
Arnold Allen
S. Mulberry
Craig Davis
Rolan L. Davis
Elm
Earle Doman
Howeard F. Doman
Maple
Roy Dunn
L. E. Dunn
Ottawa Rfd
Thomsas Fisher
Elmer A. Roth
S. Oak
Richard Winchester
Robert Winchester
Hudson
Winchester
Delta Phi Delta
Joe Binns
W. R. Binns
Williamseburg
Ottawa Shrine Hosts State White Shrine Meet
The Ottawa group hosted the Kansas State White Shrine Club meeting Sunday in the Masonic Temple with a luncheon in the dining room. Decorations featured pyre cantha and fall leaves as officers were installed and new officers, including Mrs. Marietta Harrington and Mrs. Claude Milliken, assumed roles. Guests came from multiple Kansas towns and Nevada Missouri. the Upper Room Bell Choir performed and a memorial service was held for deceased members.
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Ottawa Shrine
Kansas State White Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Ottawa
Ray Talbott
Elmer Roth
Charles Talbott
Supreme King's Guards
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Chaenute
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Wichita
Kinseley
Dodge City
el Dorado
Hutchinson
Neodesha
Kan
Nevada
First Methodist Church
Loren Matthews
Lanah Cameron
Marietta Harrington
Claude Milliken
Cos
Beverly Geiger
Uniontown
Tetary
Richard Garvie
Brint Speer
McPherson
Jr Miss Pattern 4609 for Various Jr Sizes
Joyful notice promotes Butterick Pattern 4609 Jr Miss with sizes 9 through 17 and a princess shape dress. Includes fabric yardage 4% for size 13 and 1% for the circle piece, 35 cents price, add 15 cents for mailing. Send name, address, zone, size and style number to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept.
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Jrs
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Vehicle Revenue Registrations Rise in 1964 Nine Months
Kansas motor vehicle revenue for the first nine months of 1964 totaled 26 342 394, with 1963 at 26 706 988. Estimated 1964 income is 27 500 000, covering registration fees, driver licensing and examining, dealer registration, title transfers, and prorated commercial vehicles. Year to date registrations exceed 1963 in many categories and are expected to exceed in every category for 1964.
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Kansas
Socialettes Weekend Guests Attend KUOU Football Game
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bertram and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Abbott included Mr. and Mrs. Joe McGilbray and family and Mrs. Joy Philbeck of Tulsa. They attended the KUOU football game in Lawrence on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Barnes visited Horton during the weekend with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnes and Anne Adele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bertram
Bill Abbott
Joe McGilbray
Stan
Susie
Mark
Vonnie
Matt
McGilbray
Joy Philbeck
Tulsa
Okla
Bertram
Philbeck
Lawrence
Emil Barnes
Horton
Richard Barnes
Anne Adele
Shrimp portions for cocktails or mains
For shrimp served as a cocktail plan about one pound in the shell for four eaters. If used as a main dish, estimate one pound for three people.
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Einstein
Kansas Wheatgrowers Meeting
North
South America
Eagles Auxiliary District
Georgia Hays
Emporia
Minnie Nichold
Great Bend
Katherine Hahn
Hazel Temple
Ottawa, Kansas
Max Factor
Main-Bell Drug Co
Don C. Beach
Shepherds
Supreme Committee
Supreme Watchman
Joy
Henry Penny Golden Brown Chicken
Williams
OK Photo Service
Swift
Boy-Ar-De
Folger’s
Clover Farm
South Main
North Main
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