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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
4
Practical notes on making a simple barbecue sauce for chicken using soy sauce olive oil garlic and honey. Includes roasting times and tips for small family meals and using olive oil from Spain for juicier meat.
Frigidaire home economists advise quick thaw methods for frozen meals and suggest keeping frozen breads on hand with specialty breads like garlic and celery seed bread. They offer ideas for flavoring and cooking frozen items and note June marketing tips from the U S Department of Agriculture. The text also mentions a local engagement and nuptial plans with ingredients and household tips for handling milk and perishables.
The article advises freezing candy to preserve it year round and letting packages approach room temperature before opening. It stresses planning and pre-cooking, with tips from Frigidaire experts on preparing meals ahead and freezing portions for future use.
Mrs Catharyne Fisher will preside at the Merrymakers Club and the Odd Fellows hall hosts a Tau event. The Ladies Aid of Colonial EUB meets 7 30 p m, and Psiota Xi Sorority holds installation at 3 p m in Anderson Loan Community Room.
Mrs E C Toner and Mrs Laural n Butcher with Miss Mary Williams of Bloomington join at the Toner summer home on Walloon Lake Michigan. Mrs Joseph King and daughter Mollie plan a Walloon Lake cottage getaway. Nancy Scott Betsy Williams attend Theta sorority sister Miss Mary Lewald’s June 25 wedding as bridesmaids. Betsy Williams Pat Dixon and Nancy Scott hosted by Miss Lois Young at Lake Freeman. Bob Melson travels to Delaware Ohio for his father Fred Melson’s funeral. Bill Fisher, son of Ernest and Mrs Fisher, a Bob Jones University student, returns home to Anderson for summer vacation.
Easy to prepare lamb and vegetable skewers marinated with garlic lemon tomato puree sugar and seasonings. Wrap in foil chill six hours then grill over medium heat until browned and tender serving with foil roasted potatoes and French bread.
Meadowbrook School kindergartners eight and others rode a bus to Muncie then returned to Anderson by train. It was the first train ride for many children and several adult chaperones including Mrs. Bernard Lott Mrs. James Newton Mrs. Charles Medlock Mrs. Robert Green Mrs. Richard Craib and Mrs. Bill Trantham. Kindergarden teacher Mrs. Lois Brown and Principal Bert Downey also joined.
Mr and Mrs Harry Buhr Mrs Stella Alspaugh and Miss Myrtle Blocher of Greenville Ohio and Mr and Mrs Bert McKibben of Rossville Ohio were Tuesday guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph E Byers at 3813 St Charles St Gene Jones and son Mike of Charleston Heights Ohio are visiting Mr and Mrs Hardin Harris and family
HSCT Club held a regular meeting Friday night at the Far ris Cafeteria with Mrs Bertha Antcim presiding in Miss Anna Marie Kailor’s absence. The social committee included Mesdames Vida Mowrey Ruby Mowrey Marie Lawler and Ad tine Chapman. door prizes were won by Mesdames Ruby Mowrey Bertha Antrim Hazel Thornburg and Bess Rice. Next meeting will be June 24 with hostesses Mesdames Bess Rice Neva Boyer Pearl Brundage and Orpha Dresser.
The Indian Room Youth Center of the YMCA will close during the week of June 13 to 19 for teenagers. It will remain open for breakfast from 5:30 to 10 am. After June 21 the Indian Room will operate on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 4 to 5 pm.
The piece traces early Arctic exploration from 1587 to 1819 and notes Parry's ships and canned food impact, then discusses naval flags and admirals, tropical cyclones and wartime storms, ending with a prompt about weather proverbs and a Friday answer.
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