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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1935
Page
5
Directions describe a pumpkin pie recipe with mashed pumpkin sugar spices lemon juice rind butter milk eggs and a two hour bake then a slower bake. Also includes a relish salad dressing with French dressing pickles olives horseradish parsley and chili ingredients for vegetable salad.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hogeboom marked their golden wedding anniversary with a quiet day at home near Wyoming on the Wyoming-Onslow road due to poor health. The couple, who wed in Wyoming, have spent most of their married life on local farms, with Mr. Hogeboom once running a restaurant. Both are active in Keystone lodge A. F. and A. M., the Eastern Star, and the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. Hogeboom is a Priscilla club member.
The notice lists John of Oildate California and Niall of Moline, Dr. as sons. It mentions five grandchildren and one great grandchild in the family.
Try outs for Maxwell Anderson's Saturday's Children proceed Sunday at 2 p.m. at Community Players theater 104 Fifth Street NE. Cast features seven roles four women three men including a father mother two daughters two sons in law and a landlady inviting all to participate in any production phase.
Coe college reports 626 students enrolled for the second semester, down from 659 in the first. Freshmen total 201, with 145 sophomores 141 juniors and 112 seniors. four graduates and twenty three part time workers. Of 25 new students, two are seniors one junior three sophomores and twelve freshmen.
World Fellowship Week at Coe College begins with vesper services in Sinclair Memorial chapel led by Dr. H. M. Gage. The vesper choir, directed by Prof. Paul S. Ray, will perform with Catherine Adams on organ. Lectures by Dr. Robert Worth Frank wrap the week Thursday and Friday.
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