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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1934
Page
6
Sharlene confronts Kent and Julie over a betrayed marriage as Julie vents wrath and Sharlene leaves in a rain soaked night. Morton guides Sharlene to safety and later returns with Stuart to continue preparations at the studio, while a tapestry gift prompts reflection on family ties and loss.
Florence La Ganke recounts Nancy Page’s method for preparing Banbury tart and mince meat turnovers. The piece notes pre making rich hot water crust, chilling in waxed paper, and reheating for serving with a tart filling as a holiday staple.
The paste is rolled thin and filled with a raisin filling made with sugar cracker and lemon zest. Edges are moistened, upper half folded, and crimped before baking about twenty five minutes. Serve dusted with powdered sugar. Nancy Page offers a pastry leaflet upon request.
In a recent duplicate event South uses a late five to squeeze East and secure five odd tricks after a long sequence in hearts clubs and diamonds. The article notes the unusual mastery of low cards becoming master cards and teases tomorrow's discussion.
The funeral for Ray Johns 46 who died after an operation at University hospital Iowa City will be held Saturday at 2 p m at the A H Gates home in Traer with Rev C E Luce in charge. The body will be sent to Carson City Nevada for burial Johns spent most of his life in Carson City where he worked as a rancher and mine foreman before moving to Traer two years ago He was married to Donzetta Roe and leaves a daughter Mrs Robert Dalziel of Traer three stepdaughters Dorothy Roe Velma and Alice Roe also survive his mother in Carson City and three sisters
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