Ottawa Herald notes for Monday September 19 1960
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1960
Page
3
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The Ottawa University Women’s Club welcomed seventy new women students with a tea in the Women’s Residence Hall lounge. Guests included Mrs. A. B. Martin, Mrs. W. D. Bemmels, Dr. Ann Greer, and officers led by Mrs. Wayne Angell. Floral arrangements, invitations, and a musical program complemented refreshments.
A home fry method explodes with crunchy texture by combining half flour with half biscuit mix and evaporated milk, then seasoning with salt and pepper. Chicken pieces are dipped in this batter for frying to achieve extra crispiness.
A reader requests sleep relief from a drunken boss calling late at night. Ann offers a bell control or jack type device to silence rings and notes other letters about a permissive daughter and an aging widower dating a younger woman, urging outside guidance for the family.
Robert Barnes of 826 Ash offers upholstering, truck seat recovery, tarp and canvas repair, tarps, combine canvas repair, canvas awnings and related services. Call CH 2-3243 for service.
Club Forecast lists Tuesday activities including the B and P Club dinner Friendship Circle at Forest Park U S S Navy Mothers led by Mrs G E Jordan Faith Lutheran Guild at church 2 pm Marcia Cudworth Circle with Miss Harriet Seymour Union Chapel prayer circle City Teachers Wives led by Mrs Bergsma supper 6 30 pm Jaycee Jaynes joint meeting with JC s Armory 8 pm
Ottawa Shrine No. 19 hosted District 6 for the annual School for Instruction on Saturday. Mrs Melvin Sellers, district deputy, led the event with participants from Topeka Lawrence Ottawa Baldwin Ft. Scott Kansas City and Sunflower. Myrtle Rogers donated a gift to Mrs. Sellers as Grand Officers of True Kindred prepared supper and Topeka Shrine conducted a ceremony. District officers Miss Lanah Cameron and Mrs Leona Wolf were among the attendees.
A report notes a man dismissing counsel and pursuing a scheme described as the blue line of paradise. The account emphasizes his receptiveness to advice has failed, and the speaker ends with a firm refusal to add further remarks.
A world famous research institute reports a discovery called Bio-Dyne that shrinks piles, relieves itch, and stops pain. The substance is sold as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form at druggists with a money back guarantee.
Warren Lewis district supervisor and Elmer Roth Watchmen a Shepherds attended the after session. Following the evening session a reception was held in the dining room with Mrs Sellers pouring.
The guide explains how a vacuum cleaner can tackle many above floor jobs such as cleaning the bottom of a bird cage removing spilled powder in a drawer drying paint cleaning picture frames ash trays and lamp shades.
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