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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1958
Page
8
HDU leaders and Miss Mary G. Fletcher showcased ways to prepare appealing vegetable based dishes rich in nutrients. Recipes include Broccoli and Chicken in Cheese Sauce, Beets or Carrots in Orange Sauce, and Curried Onions with rice, each with a simple cheese or orange sauce and suitable seasonings.
A Nordyke family reunion gathered relatives from Ottawa Lawrence Carbondale and Columbia Missouri marking the first time in 23 years all members met in Lawrence. Attending were Mr and Mrs Oscar Nordyke Mr and Mrs Ray Nordyke Mr and Mrs Russell Nordyke Mr Joe Nordyke Mr Milo Nordyke Nellie and Mabel Nordyke Mr and Mrs Ralph Hayden and many others including grandchildren Dr Lester Nordyke and John Ellis and Dr Ralph Hulen plus Maurice Mills Jim Mills Elizabeth Mills and Gary Mills. Grandchildren and several generations joined the reunion at the Martin home in Marcella and at RFD 4 Ottawa.
Federated Church congregation hosted a farewell basket dinner after Sunday services in the church basement for Rey and Mrs. William G. Ward and children Richard Candace and Linda. They received a large gift and several boxes of soft chocolate cookies decorated with initials. The family later departed.
Rev Ward will pastor Garvalia Presbyterian Church at 3207 Evelyn in South San Gabriel California. The narrative describes pancake variations for guests of Mr and Mrs Riter including buttermilk pancakes with maple syrup and fried chicken. Pan ahead and make small cakes.
Social notes list guests for Sunday birthday celebration at Mrs W G Tullos home. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Charles Darville from Overland Park. Mr and Mrs Floyd Barnett and Roger from Clathe. Mr and Mrs Don Sheets and Lorri from Topeka. Mrs Roberta Vickers and daughter Dianna from Emporia. Mrs Anna Bryans guests Mrs Wilma Bass of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Larry Lee Redenbaugh of Emporia. Ottawa Branch AAUW to hold first meeting a dinner on Oct 7 at 6 30 p m at Mrs B F Bowers home.
A Shaw and Baer family reunion was held Sunday in Garnett with a basket dinner. Attendees included T. J. Baer and Sharon, Fruita, John F. Baer Jr., Loma, Floyd Porter, Allie Nester, Dessie McDonald, Peart Hobert, Melvin Shaw, Ernest Burns, Fred Hoffman, Eric Weenecke and family, Dean Baer, Esther Smith, Kathy Rouse, Charles Bush and Jr., Jennie McDaniel, Qia Peterson, Clarence Shaw, Edna Smith, Bessie Bare, Clarence Adkens, Wallace Shaw and children. Plans were made for next year’s September meeting.
Mrs. T. M. Sims hosted a party yesterday honoring her son John Allen as he turned 16. Den 7 of Troop 74 gathered for games hamburgers and soft drinks with members Tom Gleason Bob Latimer John Danielson Jack Smith Franklin Sheldon Bobby Knoeppel and Ronnie Boyer attending.
A reader explains that keeping marshmallows in the bread box helps them stay fresh by absorbing moisture from the bread, extending their shelf life for several days.
Mrs. C W Waymire presided at a Counselor's Night in which the Jericho degree was conferred on newcomers. The baby boy Jimmie Lee Patton weighed 6 pounds 13 1 2 ounces at birth in Olathe, while Mrs Catherine Patton and Mrs Fred Sehrert were among honored guests. More than 100 attendees included past supreme commanders, grand officers, and visiting counselors. several candidates received the Jericho degree as Ephelyn Crawford presided for petitions.
Community clubs including Federated Church GWE, First Baptist W MS, Sacred Heart altar society, Brethren Ladies Ad, First Methodist W.S.6.8, Trinity W.8.C.8, Union Chapel W4.C.8, and Hawkins Grange Mrs D R Willhite, Emery Greeo actod, with installations at 5 pm and Eastern Star at 7 30 pm, all on Wednesday.
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