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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1961
Page
7
A homemaker, Mrs. Charles Quin, shows how cooking for one can be efficient by preparing meals in quantity and freezing them in compartment trays under foil. She outlines methods for ham and vegetables, ready to heat for 30 minutes, and lists varied frozen items like steaks patties berries rolls and banana bread.
Kansas Cow Belles and American National Cow Belles seek new leather articles for contests with a $100 national prize. Entry due Oct 15. Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs grants nine scholarships to women students, including internationals Anna Marie King and Shelia Ahuja, plus a loan fund aiding about 2,000 girls over 55 years.
A family favorite bran muffin recipe with sliced baked ham mustard vegetables orange bran muffins and a beverage. Ingredients include flour baking powder baking soda salt butter sugar egg orange rind bran orange juice milk. Instructions lift together dry ingredients cream butter and sugar beat in egg rind stir in bran juice and milk fold in dry ingredients bake in muffin pans at 400 degrees for about 25 minutes yields 12 muffins.
Hollywood star Marion Davies, famed for 1920s films and philanthropy, dies at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital at age 64 after a three year cancer fight. She lived a life of luxury and public service, donating to UCLA and aiding veterans and students amid a glamorous career and high society.
Letters address myths about sex selection and pregnancy left sleeping positions. A reader questions paternal tyranny and a move out, while another asks about privacy and neighbors. Ann Landers advises against parental meddling, warns about safety, and suggests focusing on one’s own son.
Onion rings are marinated in olive oil lemon juice salt and pepper then drained. They are layered between thick slices of fresh crustless buttered white bread to form simple onion rings sandwiches. The note adds that men like these.
The son born September 20 at Ran som Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Patrick Winkleman RFC 2 Wellsville has been named Randy Leon He weighed seven pounds.
Forty eight members and two visitors Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Murphy attended the Senior Club pot luck dinner in the Youth Center yesterday. Mrs. Myrtle Graham presided. Visiting and games were afternoon features of the meeting. Plans were made for a plant exchange at the meeting next Friday.
Monday schedule includes First Methodist Church events in p m with C W B C and Omega Ee Beta Sigma Phi. Miss Darleigh Johnson hosts DUNSERVIN Club at Prunty home. dinner at 6 30 p m. R N F Club led by Mrs Joel Towner Joes Daughters Hawkins Grange booster night Tuesday. Wednesday features dessert bridge at Country Club with Tot-To-Teen guest Mrs Boyd Cooper and Mrs B L Stratton. Thursday lists various auxiliaries and circles. Friday reserved for The Senior Club at North Baptist W M S and First Methodist.
Connie Mohr acted as hostess for Merry Notes music club at her parents home. Barbara Bennett and Terry Mohr performed piano solos while members and guests played Note-O. Mrs M A Welty supervised written theory work. Refreshments served for 13 guests and eight members.
The Ladies Auxiliary to F.C.E. 2700 elected Mrs Mildred McDaniel and Mrs Betty Maloney as delegates for the district convention in Manhattan on Sept 30 and Oct 1. Twenty-two attended the meeting where a surprise wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Hayward Brill was held. Mrs Harry Holmes hosted the F.L.A. Club meeting with eight members present, followed by a bingo session after the business.
Mrs. R. W. Stead presided at the Shutin Circle meeting where devotions were led by Mrs. Albert Peterson and Mrs. Harvey McCann. After songs, Bible verses and a reading were shared, a Bible quiz reward went to Mrs. Georgia Roberts, and cards were sent to shutins. The group voted to move meetings to the fourth Tuesday monthly with 10 members and guest Mrs. Olivia Sieg present.
The postponed meeting of the Helpful Service class at North Baptist Church was held yesterday in Fellowship hall. Hosts were Mrs. Orvel Tucker and Mrs. J. H. Kirkwood with Mrs. Kirkwood presiding. Mrs. Floyd Perkins gave the prayer and Mrs. James Daugherty led the devotional on The Door of Tomorrow. Members reported 21 calls and shared school day anecdotes. Mrs. Kirkwood read a poem and the session closed with the Lord's Prayer. Social hour followed, and the annual auction was announced for the next meeting.
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