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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1964
Page
6
Mrs W Hink of Williamsburg rewrites recipes to avoid corn and cane sugar allergens while keeping flavor. She adapts a pork roast with apricots honey soy sauce garlic onion ginger and coconut for a tomato free dish, sharing a boned rolled roast method.
District president Mrs. A H Correa led the annual visit to the VFW Auxiliary with 18 members present at the VFW Hall. Gift presented to Mrs. Nannie Ireland, plans for fund drives, a food sale, and poppies for Poppy Day were announced alongside cooking recipes for roast with apricot sauce, scalloped spinach, mincemeat, mock raspberry jam, and lemon barbecue sauce for versatile uses.
A church Sunday School session hosted by Mrs. James Daugherty featured de votions from Mrs. O. O. Tucker and Mrs. John Kirkwood. The reader shares a tip on using a brown paper bag to absorb grease from French fries and to keep a first batch warm for subsequent frying.
Practical household hints cover salting fries for even flavor and flour-dusting shoestring potatoes, organizing with a skirt hanger for scarves and mittens, dusting radiators to keep walls clean, easing egg carton spills with cold water, gifting farewell treats, and using nylon netting to remove milk ring from glasses.
Members of the Emery Green Social Club answered roll call with household hints at Mrs Earl Reed's home. Mrs Fred Proffitt led the meeting and plans were made for a potluck dinner November 19 with Mrs Lonnie Reeder. Bingo prizes went to Mrs Jim Burrus Elmer Perkins Mrs Harry Fisher Mrs Beverly Daugharthy and Mrs Lee Peterson with Daugharthy and Peterson assisting in serving.
Topeka matron Mrs Doran Kaufman argues against the phrase nothing to wear recommending a basic dress and versatile accessories to alter appearance. She notes color and makeup tricks that can change personality. Tom Rea, KU actor and instructor, leads repertory cast in A Man For All Seasons with KU students and extension program. Ottawa notes observe falling leaves and children chasing them.
Multiple church and civic groups announce meetings and events including a FRIENDLY FORUM, Mothers Clubs, Circle circles, Teas, WSCS circles, and a masquerade party. Activities span Monday through Saturday with installations, sewing socials, tea, and social gatherings at venues like Elliott Hall and Anchor Building.
The annual Thanksgiving dinner was announced to be held on November 10 at Mrs. Allen Troutman’s residence. Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Fred Shoemaker served refreshments, with Mrs. C. A. Carter as a guest. Additional participants in the class activities included Mrs. Sam Ponton, Mrs. John Shepherd, Mrs. Floyd Perkins, Mrs. Ervin Mack, Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Nellie Heathman, and Mrs. Hattie Myer.
A reader from Indiana argues school nurses overreact during illnesses, recounting a measles outbreak where a nurse kept students from going home despite high fevers. Ann Landers denies being a nurse but notes hardboiled nurses and strong unions may influence decisions. A threatening letter from a reader who fears publication is addressed with caution.
Ottawa Soroptimist Club members heard convention highlights from two guests. Lucille E. Allison shared notes from the Miami biennial with 725 delegates and the theme New Patterns of Action. Hattie Butel described trips to Miami and Lusanne, where 44 000 members in 1 563 clubs across 37 nations were noted. Kansas was best represented.
Mrs Helen Wightman Reynolds of Corona del Mar is houseguest of her sister Mrs J Stephenson. The Women's Christian Temperance Union annual institute opens at 9 30 a m Tuesday in Elliott Hall with a covered dish luncheon served.
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