Hamburger History and Tips From The Happy Chefs
The article details the origins of hamburgers in New Haven around 1900 at Louis Lunch near Yale, notes on early preparation and pricing, and offers extensive home cooking guidance. It covers preferred meat types, handling, seasonings, cooking methods from oven to grill, and creative fillings and sauces for juicy patties.
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U.S.A
Kenneth Lassen
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Louis
Morrie’s
Southern Vermont Snow Goers plan first meeting Sept 10
Bennington Briefs report the Southern Vermont Snow Goers will meet at 7:30 p.m. on September 10 in room C of the Community Recreation Center to start the season with plans and activities.
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Southern
Vermont
Plain Dirt Gardeners
Franklin Frantz
Board of Civil Authority
Kennedy to spend his Saturday here in Bennington
House Speaker Walter E. Kennedy will spend most of Saturday in the Bennington area. After an Arlington open house at noon he will join 12 Students for Kennedy organized by Steve King to pass out campaign buttons at several shopping centers. He will finish with the Bennington GOP picnic at Willow Park.
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Walter E. Kennedy
Bennington
Anna Caracciola
Kennedy
Arlington
Steve King
Flaming Hamburger Feast With Blue Cheese Butter
A column describes stretching beef into hearty hamburgers then elevating with a flaming finale. Recipes include eight frankfurters and one pound beef with tomato or ketchup sauce, onions, and cheese. A second variant uses blue cheese butter, minced onion, pepper, Worcestershire, hickory salt, and brandy for dramatic serving.
Mackeys celebrate 25th wedding anniversary in North Bennington
Mr and Mrs Robert Mackey of North Bennington marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a family reception on Sunday August 25 at the North Bennington Baptist Church. The couple wed September 10 1949 in the church. about 40 guests attended the gathering organized by their three children Daphne and James Mackey and Mrs Margot Roberts.
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Robert Mackey
North Bennington
North Bennington Baptist Church
Rollin D. Williams
Barbara (Peckham) Bruce
Shaft
Water Safety Instructor Course Opens in Bennington
The Red Cross will offer a Water Safety Instructor Course at the Community Recreation Center in Bennington. It runs September 9 to September 20 with 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. classes Monday through Friday. Applicants must be at least 17 and hold a Senior Lifesaving Certification. Contact Pat Schaffer at 442-5446.
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Red Cross
Bennington
Pat Schaffer
Funeral services for William F. Holsapple in Hoosick Falls
The Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial was held Sept. 4 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Hoosick Falls for William F. Holsapple who died Sept. 1 at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington. A prayer service preceded the funeral Mass at Mahar Funeral Home. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery Hoosick Falls with committal prayers by Fr. Ammering. The widow Mrs Rita Gehrean Holsapple received the folded casket flag. Bearers were Howard E. Haynes Joseph Neidl Joseph Reilly Walter Hartman Roger Witherall and Roger R Hall.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Donald Ammering
U.S.A
William F. Holsapple
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Mahar
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ammering
Three Books For Good Reading
Three novels discussed include Harry Crews The Gypsys Curse a brutal fable set mainly in a gym featuring Marvin Molar a deaf mute born with tiny legs and massive arms whose life unfolds with Hester. Marjorie Kinnan Kelloys Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon explores love among disabled characters with humor and pathos. Carson McCullers The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter examines moral isolation through a cast including a mute man Mr Singer and others, presenting loneliness as a social issue rather than mere sentiment.
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Harry Crews
Marvin Molar
Marvin
Carson McCullers
Mr. Singer
New Books at Bennington Free Library
A Bennington Free Library list presents new acquisitions across fiction and non fiction. Highlights include Bell Empress of the Mind Caida The Last Dogfight and The Blade of Castlemayne among swashbuckler thrillers and detective stories from Esler Heald Innes and Lambert.
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Bennington Free Library
Bell
Caida
Esler
Blade of
Castlemayne
Errol Flynn
Heald
Simon Bognor
Innes
Appleby
Sir John
Lambert
Plagemann
Wolfe
Ryck
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Good Times
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Mask of State
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