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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1964
Page
6
A homemaker relies on a familiar set of well used cards for quick dinner ideas. One casserole stands out with simple steps suited for busy mothers. The recipe lists diced onion shortening ground beef flour tomato sauce water and salt as core ingredients.
A crowded Ottawa section lists multiple clubs and meetings for Monday through Friday, including COSMOPOLITAN Club luncheon and AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary at Memorial Auditorium, plus a Friday senior center event. The text shifts to a recipe feature with a blue cheese dip and a layered noodle casserole, sharing Mrs Reiter’s cooking notes and family dough usage for coffee cakes and breads.
Social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Gene Walker and baby Kim visiting Gene Walker's parents in Wichita. Ottawa visitors included Mrs. Adele Nutt Amarillo Mrs Pauline Walcer Wichita and Mr and Mrs Ralph Lewis Los Angeles all former Ottawans except Lewis. They stayed with Grace Allard and Carl Moore family as Verne Moore marked the Moore’s 59th wedding anniversary. The column also features a braided orange roll recipe with detailed steps and ingredients.
Far and Near Club meets at her home north of Ottawa with Mrs Gene Domnanish conducting in the president's absence. Mrs Birdie Macy leads a group sing. Roll call by Mrs Jim Lancaster, article read, and a poem presented. Door prize awarded to Mrs Domnanish. Refreshments served by Mrs Joe Taylor.
The September Ran som Memorial Hospital Auxiliary newsletter highlights underlined dates to remember September 10 and October 2–3 for meetings and The Follies fundraiser. The auxiliary reports 165 members with 69 active, 64 individual, and 32 group associate members. Tickets will be distributed to active members, aiding hospital equipment, with tax-deductible contributions noted.
A list from Ransom Memorial Hospitals records births in late August and early September. Among them are Marty Eugene Christen born Aug 21 to Victor and Mary Christen of 519 N. Sycamore. Bradley Chris Herring born Aug 23 to Robert and (name unread) Herring of Princeton. Kevin Richard Walker born Aug 24 to Richard and (name unread) Walker of 1541 S. Oak. Susan Kay Van Tine born Aug 24 to Bill and (name unread) Van Tine of Richmond. Stephanie Lorraine Dickey born Aug 25 to Howard and (name unread) Dickey of RFD 3. Lance Lee Nichols born Aug 25 to Jack and (name unread) Nichols of Richmond. Tony Ray Sedom born Aug 26 to Howard and (name unread) Sedom of 1119 N. Oak. Reignald Eugene Curtis born Aug 30 to Harold Curtis and (name unread) Curtis of 115 W 5th. Frank Lowell Hinderliter born Sept 1 to Lowell and (name unread) Hinderliter of RFD 4. Larry Joseph Ross born Sept 2 to Irvin Ross and (name unread) Ross of 844 S. Cedar. Glenn Evans Jr. born Sept 2 to Glenn Evans and (name unread) Evans of 230 S. Oak. All weights range around seven pounds, with one infant at nine pounds five ounces.
Dear Heloise shares a practical tip for small freezers using a taped two item list of contents. She updates it after shopping and crosses off used items to avoid rummaging. The method helps plan weekly purchases and keeps the kitchen tidy.
Brief notes offer tips for stocking up on sale frozen foods and labeling defrost lists. It describes freezing bologna between waxed paper slices, defrosting by lunch, and a humorous domestic clean up method when guests arrive. The column shares household hacks and lighthearted anecdotes about neighborly wisdom.
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