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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1963
Page
3
A reader letter column offers house tips and kid toy ideas. Suggestions include making a rolling bell toy from a bleach bottle, removing ink with raw potato, testing ballpoint pen indelibility, garlic odor removal with salt, and a kitchen bathinette for babies.
Mrs. Duane Hall and her baby son Jerry Alan were guests of honor at a layette shower hosted Friday by Mrs. Terry Vogler and Mrs. James Dykstra at the Dykstra home. Prizes, a five foot toy bunny, a cradle with teddy bears and dolls, and gifts formed the display while Mrs. Bud Gilliland and Robin Gilliland won games prizes to present to the honoree. Attending guests included Jerry Alan's grandmother Mrs. Glenn Mack and members of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority.
Colleen Jones celebrated her 6th birthday with family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones Duane Ellen and Kelly plus guests Marvin Gast Nancy Jo Lynn Hoover Ambrose Hernandez Gregory Cathy and Carol. Wycoff Community held a pot luck with about 20 attendees. Earl Farris was elected trustee at a Lunstedt led business session. Royal Neighbor Friendship Club to be hosted by Mrs Howard Smith at 7 30 PM. Emery Green Community Club featured readings quartets and a vocal solo from Ottawa Senior Club with refreshments served by the Davises and Wherries. J M Bailey hosted 87th birthday guests at 1006 W 6th including Mrs Bailey’s daughter and husband and Carl Wilson and Perry Chamberlain Emporia.
The September 18 and 19 births include Cathy Ann Powell at Ransom Memorial, Loretta Sue Flory, Catherine Angela McCracken, Brenda Kay Witham, and Donna Lynn Lankard. Parents listed include John Scott Powell, Lloyd Leroy Flory, Larry Phil McCracken, James Wilson Witham, and Sam Lankard. Grandparents named Myron and Marilyn McCall and Jasper Lankard.
A Loyette shower was held Friday evening for Teresa Lynn Wisdom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wisdom of RFD 2 Pomona. Hostesses Mrs. Jack Beauchamp and Mrs. Truman Milton hosted at the Beauchamp home with pink and white decorations. Eleven adults and four children attended, with games planned for entertainment.
Thursday gathering led by Mrs Harry Holmes discussed last dolls and a dinner planned for late this fall. Mrs Sam Shumate announced the mystery prize winner Mrs Morris Ferguson received gifts from secret friends Mrs H A Ward and Mrs Jim Berry. Prizes in games went to Ione Dragoo E C Cummings Ferguson and Raymond Gillette. Hostess served dessert at meeting start.
Baer's Kleenair Service offers home furnace cleaning to prevent dust lint moisture in ducts. Route 4 Ottawa Kansas. Home owned and operated with contact numbers CH 2-2538 and CH 2-4299.
The fragment describes a dressing base for blue cheese salad. After cheese is finely mashed, it is added to the mayonnaise and sour cream mixture. If the dressing is thicker than desired, thin with a little cream.
A playful note on enhancing traditional cole slaw with optional add ins. Suggestions include light or dark raisins currants orange sections pineapple tidbits seedless or halved grapes and other fruit to diversify texture and sweetness.
A fragment describes Rhoades nine night hostess demonstrating a neck facing routine. Refreshments were served. It mentions Mrs D Hanes entertaining the club. An item notes Herald pays five dollars weekly for the best reader news tip.
Army Mothers luncheon HOMAKEER Mrs. E. E. Haley Legion and Auxiliary potluck supper at post home at 6 30 p m Co workers Shutlin Circle Miss Beulah Anderson Ottawa Horticulture Study Club Miss Darleigh Johnson Past Commanders Mrs Louis Dale De Molay Mothers
The women's page deadline is now 8 30 a m instead of 9 a m on Saturday. Report club news by calling between 7 30 and 8 15 a m. Weekday women's page news remains due by 10 a m as usual.
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