Howth Club Women Can Beans By New Method
Howth Club Women use a new A and M College Extension Service method to preserve green color and vitamins in beans. Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Wallingford pack raw beans with salt, steam in a pressure cooker, then process at 10 pounds for 30 minutes after exhausting. Fifty pints canned. peas also canned with similar method.
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HOWTH
W. Bryant
Homer Wallingford
Howth Home Demonstration Club
A. and M. College Extension Service
Newsroom Seeks Early Dispatch Before Noon Wednesday
Readers are asked to file reports by Tuesday night to ensure inclusion in the Wednesday edition. Editors request prompt submissions from correspondents, with standard bylines and brief summaries to fit the paper’s morning deadline.
Personal notes from local residents on wartime visits
Local society column lists Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Seidel and Andrew Nelly visiting Houston. Mrs. L. J. Thompson arrives from Nobenville to help ill Mrs. Mary Cooper. Community mourners travel to Katy for the Motheral funeral. Additional mentions include the Schulte family, the Malers on furlough, Capt. Hopkins in Waco, and Father Vincent from Hempstead visiting.
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Hugo Seidel
Andrew Nelly
Houston
L. J. Thompson
Nobonville
Mary Cooper
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Katy
Aug. Trettin
Adam Bijie
A. H. Muske
Ted Maler
Gainesville
Louis Maler
F. A. Trettin
J. J
Mrs. Hopkins
Dallas
Galveston
Capt. Hopkins
Waco
Vincent
Hempstead
Wilpitz & Company
Farmers State Bank
Brookshire, Texas
Southwestern Life Insurance
Brookshire
Max Wander
F. O'Donnell
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