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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1937
Page
23
A newspaper note explains usage of three common cooking methods broil panbroil and fry. It clarifies direct heat grilling and frying techniques for steaks and chops and outlines timing for various thicknesses. Also covered are browned eggs saute debate and a recipe for broiled stuffed frankfurters with cheese bacon.
Mrs. Jones shares a corned beef hash recipe praised by presidents and includes mashed potatoes with milk and butter, chopped vegetables, and ham with broiled bananas as a finish. The item also advertises a one dollar prize for each dish printed and hints at future Kitchenette Cookery features.
Keswick Mrs. Milarca wunue entertained the Care-Away club Tuesday. W. 2, T. A. met at the home of Mrs. Agnes Burdine Wednesday.
Mrs. John Nelson was guest of honor as relatives and friends gathered in Van Horne to celebrate her forty fifth birthday. The group included Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Harry Keeny, Mrs. Joe Keeny of Cedar Rapids, Pete Johnson and Olaf Johnson of Shellsburg, Carl Hendrickson and family, John Strebner and family, Irv Johnson and family, Floyd Kerkman and Keith, Jess Kerkman and family, Rose Thompson, Donald Kerkman and Gordon, Julius Nelson and Shirley and Gus Garbers.
The Wellman area reports include the Bridge club meeting at Mrs. Guy Moothart’s home with traveling prize to Mrs. Joe Ward, birthday honors for Ward Wet rich, and multiple attendees such as the Eitermillers Herrs and Yon dozen locals. Also noted are Women’s Missionary Society at Mrs. Theodore Zillmer’s, Art and Yoder twenty fifth wedding anniversary with numerous relatives, Elite club at Mrs. Clarence Wetrich’s, WCTU gathering with Grace Eck and others, a military ball attendance, and various church and lodge activities including Pansy Camp officers installation and a turkey dinner for fifty members prior to ceremony. A young people coasting party followed by a lunch at the Strong home wraps the social slate.
Kalona clubs met with various hosts including Mrs Grace Tilden and Helen Reif. Dale Jackson's Sunday birthday was celebrated with a Joe Bockhorst home supper attended by multiple families. A Tri County Boy Scout banquet in Iowa City was attended by local leaders.
Oelwein events include Founders Day observances by Chapter CL P E O at Miss Lily Brown home with Mrs Nellie Hazlet as assistant hostess. Fleur De Lis club and D club hosts noted along with W R C executive meeting at Mrs Harriet Knight. Week features circles, Ace of Clubs, Little Flower circle and Daughters of Union Veterans officers for 1937. Various church groups meet and a Miriam Guild and Rebekah Guild readings occur.
Edith Holland daughter of Thornburg residents Fred and Mrs Holland married Bruce Martin son of What Cheer couple Mr and Mrs John Martin in Montezuma on January 21. Attendants were Agnes Pendleton and Dale Moore. The Martins plan to farm near Thornburg after graduating Thornburg High School.
The guide describes teaching a rough and tumble dog to obey with simple steps. Use a leash in the left hand and a gentle press on the haunches with the right while saying sit down. Reward with a morsel once the dog remains seated. Repeat daily for short sessions.
Sit up with left hand under forelegs and chin under the jaw. Reward when Rover balances unaided. Short, frequent lessons best. Do not rush mastery of each trick. The booklet Facts About Pets by The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute offers step by step dog manners and tricks, plus feline care and tropical fish tips. Send 15 cents for the booklet at 109 West 19th Street New York NY.
Monona womans sway club met with Mrs. Reuben Wirkler for a buffet supper. Committee members included Mrs. Earle Hillman Mrs. Gilbert Fox Mrs. Ed Cordes and Mrs. Reuben Wirkler. Announcement: Maria Jane Tapper wed Howard Schweer in Galena Illinois on October 17. Attendants: Robert Jenney and Esther Hoerner. Mrs Schweer is Roy and Dora Tapper’s daughter. a Monona High School graduate and rural school teacher. Schweer is Fred and Waterloo musician. Mason City High School graduate formerly at Minnesota University. He plays cornets with Bob Snyder orchestra in Waterloo.
Newhall Mrs E E Stedman was hostess to her card club Tuesday. Mrs F A Husted and Elizabeth Miller were guests. Prizes were won by Mrs Albert Stein and Mrs W D Wheeler. Mrs I E Andrew Wednesday entertained Mesdames C L Brad ley, J F Connor, R F Dalbey, L J Hoepfner, O H Huyck, George Freeman and C E Tuttle.
The W C F meeting at Mrs Dan Lurke’s homeThursday awarded prizes to George Rounds and Margaret Clarke. The Study club met at Mrs Russell Grover’s Tuesday with a review by Mrs Jay White. Other gatherings included entertainments by Mrs Ben Douglas and Evelyn Dugstad with prizes to Mrs Clifton Pringle and Mrs Bess Tschantz, a rosary society party at a host home, and St Theresa study with Mrs Dan Burke hosting and E L Crowe reviewing. West Clermont Lutheran Mission society hostesses included Alma Anderson Gilbert Anderson I M Hovland and Roy Swenson. Commercial club members met Monday.
Arthur Dudley is toasted Sunday by his children and grandchildren for turning 74, with many local families from Cedar Rapids Independ ence and Troy Mills area in attendance. Social events include gatherings hosted by Mrs Emmett Shaffer and Mrs Carl Walton, plus Country club and Christian church programs led by local members, featuring numerous local relatives and friends.
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