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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
7
The article outlines self service buffet hosting ideas for winter entertaining and offers several sandwich fillings such as Peanut Butter Mint, Bacon Pimiento, and Olive Almond. It includes tomato meat pairings, lamb brochette, ready to serve meats, cool menu ideas, and a Spanish sauce for a Mixed Grill meal.
Vintage collection lists hard boiled egg sandwiches cottage cheese and cheese peanut sandwiches, chicken salad, fruit cookies recipe and spice cake style notes. Includes ingredients like buttered bread mayonnaise olives walnuts and molasses with method hints for spreading mixing and baking.
In Panama COLON a metal fragment pierced a cockpit in flight killing Private Ralph H Lawson of Maryville Illinois The pilot Lieutenant Cornelius Cousland sustained minor facial injuries but landed the amphibian plane safely on Gatun Lake
Dr Charles M Courboin renowned organist and Antwerp Cathedral former organist will perform at Central Presbyterian Church at 8 p m Sunday Tickets are available at the church office or through Woman's Council members The council offers two free tickets with each purchase making the cost under 38 cents per ticket Courboin came to Texas to play for and instruct the Organist Guild of Texas which recently held its annual convention in Wichita Falls Mrs Eloise Gipson praises the concert and notes the guild delegates returned from Wichita Falls with Mrs J Francis Brown, organist at Central Presbyterian, joining them
At Santa Crus Juarez, the municipal president and two other local officials plus the police chief were killed in a bandit raid. Dispatches say the state governor asked the secretary of war to send guards for remaining officials.
In Spokane Washington on June 1 the bodies of Arthur E Hooker his wife and two daughters were found at the Hooker residence. A next door neighbor Roy Lowe the attorney made the discovery. Police indicated Hooker killed his family and then himself leaving notes hinting at a long brood and a troubled mind. Officials noted the Hooker family worked in the livestock business in the local department store.
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