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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1957

Page

3

Swedish Cookies and Butterscotch Brownies for Entertaining

The Women’s Page offers two cookie recipes for fall entertaining. Swedish Cookies feature a butter shell with coconut and cherries, baked in muffin cups, then filled with a coconut cherry cream. Butterscotch Brownies use real butter and brown sugar for a hearty dessert, cut into squares after baking. Also included is a Cherry Flip drink with whipped cream and cherry preserves.

Printed Pattern 4703 Large Size Apron Pattern

The Ottawa Herald offers Printed Pattern 4703 in large size with extra long ties and three generous styles. Directions printed on each part. fabric yardage listed. Send fifty cents plus six cents mailing per pattern to Anne Adams, Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY. Name address zone size and pattern number required.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Faith Lutheran Guild Elects Officers at Meeting

Mrs Alvin Dehn gave devotions at Faith Lutheran Guild in the church basement yesterday afternoon. Mrs Rolland Sass hosted. Mrs Ralph Meharry elected vice president and Mrs Dehn named courtesy chairman to replace Mrs Robert Wehmeier, who is moving. Guild planned a fellowship meeting after nightly evangelism mission services beginning Sunday. Refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs Lena Jurkens and Mrs Mae Wingfield. Other members present were Mines Fritz Brinkman Lewis Buck Harold Burruss Charles Cook A T Markham Fred Puvogel and John Rodgers.

Alvin Dehn Faith Lutheran Guild Rolland Sass Ralph Meharry Dehn Robert. Wehmeier Lena Jurkens Summerfield Mae Wingfield Lawrence the Mines Fritz Brinkman Lewis Buck Harold Burruss Charles Cook A. T. Markham Fred Puvogel John Rodgers

Vacation Echoes program by P C chapter

The Vacations Chapter 6L program titled Vacation Echoes was held yesterday afternoon arranged by Mrs. Lewis Irwin. Hostess Mrs. J N Carter and co host Mrs E E Haley served refreshments. Other members present included R B Anderson Glenn Bigelow E J Harris D G Laury Don Madison C O Nauman Henry Parker E G Stucker C A Tucker and F R Bennett Jr.

Lewis. Irwin J. N. Carter E. E. Haley The Mines R. B. Anderson Glenn Bigelow Gollier E. J. Harris D. G. Laury Don Madison C. 0. Nauman Henry Parker E G. Stucker C. A. Tucker F. R. Bennett Jr

Egg Patties and Egg Foo Young Quick Meal

Egg Foo Young patties, praised as a top new quick frozen food, combine eggs and vegetables with shrimp and seasonings. Each serving arrives with a separate gravy container for dipping or pouring.

Socialettes Navy Mothers Sew Rug Rags for Veterans

Yesterday's social meeting at 415 S Elm featured 18 lb rug rags sewed for veterans hospitals by Socialettes Navy members led by Mrs M L Sellers. Attendees included G B Har ford Gene Mille Louis Kent T L Corcoran W H Twyman Ralph J Aulen Hazel Floyd and G E Jordan. Mr and Mrs R D Nichols returned from Central Kansas visiting son Dick Nichols and family in Hutchinson where he works as agricultural representative for Hutchinson Trust and Banking Co after leaving WIBW Topeka. The Nichols attended a Kittell family picnic at McPherson Sunday.

Navy Veteran's Hospitals M. L. Sellers G. B. Harford Gene Mille Louis Kent T. L. Corcoran W. H. Twyman Ralph J Aulen Hazel Floyd G. E. Jordan R. D. Nichols S. Elm Kansas Dick Nichols Hutchinson Nichols WIBW Topeka New Hutchinson Trust and Banking Co Kittell McPherson

Program And Dinner By Ottawa Women Club

Ottawa Business and Professional Women held a program last evening organized by the emblem and membership committee chaired by Mrs. G. C. Hammons with Mrs. Rex Kirkland and Mrs. Arthur Jones. Guest Judy Wadkin spoke on government departments after being a Ya Girl Stater at KU. The fall conference is set for Moran on Oct 27. National Business Week runs Sept 22 to 28 starting with a tea. Fifty guests attended the North American hotel dinner and program with 35 members present.

Ottawa G. C. Hammons Rex. Kirkland Arthur Jones Judy Wadkins Moran Roy Stevens Bertha Richardson Thelma McBride North American

Hold Picnic Dinner Friendship Circle Opens Fall Meeting

The Hold Picnic Dinner Friendship Circle met yesterday in Forest park for a noon potluck. Mrs. E. B. Enyart hosted with Mrs. Harry Flory. officers elected were Enyart president Sealey vice president Wilkinson secretary Pohl treasurer Baer song leader Flory. A program of songs poems and readings followed. collection totaled 2.19. Visitors included Mr. Flory and Mr. Enyart. most new officers were present except Mrs. Pohl. Additional attendees were Miss Mary Carpenter Mines C C Robinson J E Ames R C Elliott and Albert Kraft.

Friendship Circle Forest Park E. B. Enyart Harry Flory Enyart F. W. Steen E. B. Kyle John Sealey Lloyd Wilkinson Henry Pohl Dean Baer Flory Mr. Enyart Pohl Mary Carpenter Mines C. C. Robinson J. E. Ames R. C. Elliott Albert Kraft

Rollie Hashmans To Hold 50th Anniversary Reception

Rollie Hashman Sr and Mrs. Rollie Hashman Jr celebrate a Golden Anniversary with a Sunday open house from 2 to 4 PM at their home on Locust Street. They are joined by seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The notice notes Ruby Willett and Hashman’s son were married in 1907 in Ottawa.

Virgil Jones Andjlie Hashman Jr Rollie Hashman Sr Gir S. Locust Ruby N. Willett Mr. Hash Faculty Women's Club Man Ottawa J. D. Smith Hashmans Carl Bobbish

Community event honors featured volunteers and guests

The report lists several numbers by madrigal singers and names numerous participants including Mrs. Roger Fredrikson Mr. Edgar D. Kerr Mrs. A. B. Martin Mrs. Kerr W. D. Bemmels and Horton Presley Those serving included Mrs. Louis Spencer Mrs. Curtis Borchers Mrs. George Greer and Mrs. Ruth Peterson Mrs. F A Trump attended the guest book and Miss Evelyn Kinney served as general chairman

Surprise Birthday for Mrs. Pearl Bristow At Bristow Home

Mrs Pearl Bristow was guest of honor at a surprise party last evening hosted by her children at the home of Galen Bristow with guests including Mr and Mrs Leo Bristow of Osawatomie and Mr and Mrs Roger Gould of Wellsville. Gifts and flowers were given. Earlier, her sister Mrs Frank Henry of Lawrence and Mrs Have ry Loyd had dinner with her.

Pearl Bristow Galen Bristow Jimmy Linda Joe Leo Bristow Osawatomie Roger Gould Bonnie Wellsville Frank Henry Lawrence Havery Loyd

Birthday Cakes Shared On Every Occasion

A note mentions having a birthday cake on each occasion, implying festive treats mark many events. The brief hints at celebrations and consistent cake sharing, but lacks specific names, places, dates, or organizations.

Ballet Dancing Program by Entre Nous Members

Entre Nous ballet members held the first program of a self-improvement series with a demonstration and lecture on ballet dancing. Peg Stephenson and Sheri Roberts demonstrated steps, Mrs. Howard White lectured on ballet history, and Mrs. Lewis Vaughan hosted as yearbooks were distributed among members including Max Alderman Jr. and others.

Entre Nous Peg Stephenson Sheri Roberts Howard White Balet Lewis Vaughan Mies Max Alderman Jr Jack Bennett Richard Byrd Charles Carey Jr Vernon Chesbro Howard David Laury Robert Miller Gordon Noland James Ogg Barrett Parks Richard Roberts Franklin Sheldon Robert Snodgrass William Wallace Warren Weien

Variety In Soups For Every Diet Need

The article discusses soup options for all ages and diets. It notes clear broths and consommes suit low-calorie needs while cream soups help underweight individuals. It also suggests using herbs and spices to fit low-sodium low-fat or diabetic diets.

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Rollie Hashmans Rip van Winkle Dean Doan Ergy Saffron Glass Co Malin Fairmont Fairmont Milk Care United van Lines, Inc U. S Canada the United Ottawa Transfer & Storage Co Amount
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