Kitchenette Cookery Secrets For Working Women After Hours
A feature praises business women who cook at home after office hours, citing Ruth Taylor and The Kitchenette Book. It outlines practical tips from the book such as organized spaces, quick recipes, half hour dinners, and a weekly cooking orgy, with menus like Loganberry Juice English Mutton Chop and Fruit Cup Chicken.
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Ruth Taylor
Ruth Tayor
Miss Taylor
Dish Of The Week And Luscious Jelly Roll
Recipes for a lemon pineapple layer cake with pineapple frosting and a jelly roll dessert are presented. The Dish of the Week invites readers to send entries to Jeanette Beyer in Cedar Rapids Iowa, with a February 14 tip note. A separate jelly roll method details a rolled sponge cake with vanilla and sugar, baked in a hot oven and rolled with jelly.
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Jeanette Beyer
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Church Missionary Meetings Run Full Ahead in City
Numerous church groups from First United Brethren to Trinity M E held Friday gatherings and Friday and Thursday events in homes and chapels. Devotions, luncheons, picnics, and officer elections filled the schedule with leaders named across several parishes.
Mrs. Max Mayer to Speak at B P W Club Dinner
Des Moines leader Mrs Max Mayer will address the local Business and Professional Women's club at 6 30 p m Tuesday the Montrose hotel committee head Pearl Hemanstofer announced the international relations committee sponsors the appearance. Mayer has held national and state posts and received the Des Moines Community Award for public service. She directs the Jewish community center in Des Moines.
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Max Mayer
Des Moines
Iowa
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Montrose Hotel
Locals Club
Pearl Hermanstofer
Mayer
West Branch Club and Auxiliary Programs Details
West Branch Mrs. Lewis Elliott entertained the Priscilla club on Wednesday with a program by Mrs. W. S. Maxson and Mrs. W. B. Gerrits. Clara Swain auxiliary hosted the W. F. M. S. Tuesday with a program featuring Mrs. L. E. Moore, Mrs. E. F. Hunter, Mrs. C. A. Rummels, Mrs. L. C. Rummells, Mrs. C. M. Eden, Miss Pearl Arnold, Miss Lola Buchanan, Miss Nine Quinby, Mrs. Matt Ware, and Miss Bernice Connelly. Hostesses were Mrs. B. H. Gegenheimer, Mrs. John Stratton, Mrs. Roy Frauenholz, Miss Elsie Hayslett, Miss Mary Koch, Mrs. L. C. Rummells, and Miss Jessie Thomas.
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Lewis Elliott
Priscilla Club
W. S. Maxson
W. B. Gerrits
Clara Swain
L. E. Moore
E. F. Hunter
C. A. Rummels
L. C. Rummells
C. M. Eden
Pearl Arnold
Lola Buchanan
Nine Quinby
Matt Ware
Bernice Connelly
B. H. Gegenheimer
John Stratton
Roy Frauenholz
Elsie Hayslett
Mary Koch
Jessie Thomas
Riverside Woman's Relief Corps Names Yearly Committees
Riverside Mrs. William O Loughlin president of the Robert Allen Women's Relief Corps announces the year’s committees. Executive includes Mrs. Ellen Krebs and others. conference, auditing and relief groups listed with member names.
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William O'Loughlin
Robert Allen Women’s Relief Corps
Ellen Krebs
Cora Flynn
Anna Younkin
Neva Pogge
Kate Ingram
Ola O’loughlin
Irma Heitzman
Estelle Critz
Clara Fitzsimmons
Hazel Blythe
Edna Craig
Ellen
Wilton Junction Women and Aid Programs Reported
The Woman's Club met at Mrs. Zella Abbott's home with Mrs. Claribel Pfeiffer assisting. Misses Marie Marolf Lorna Knipfer and Mrs. Irene Birchard led the program, with group singing by Frances Kelley and Jennie Martin. Mrs. Cora Jacobsen attended as a guest. The Methodist aid hosted by Mrs. J J Hoskins and others. Henry Seibert Woman's Relief Corps No 212 held a patriotic program at Mrs. Lillie Whitmer's home.
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Zella Abbott
Claribel Pfeiffer
Marie Marolf
Lorna Knipfer
Irene Birchard
Frances Kelley
Jennie Martin
Miss Knipfer
Birchard
Vesta Murdock
Cora Jacobsen
J. J. Hoskins
Orville Ford
Della Mann
Lillian Irvine
Henry Seibert Woman's Relief Corps No. 212
Lillie Whitmer
Wo soba couple celebrated silver anniversary dance
Oxford Junction crowds attended a surprise silver wedding anniversary dance for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wo soba Saturday with hundreds of friends and relatives present.
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Mrs
Fred Wosoba
Several Reported Killed In Mexican Railroad Smashup
LAREDO Tex reports say an engineer and fireman and an undetermined number of passengers were killed when a Mexican National railway passenger train wrecked at Mesa near Lampazos 65 miles south of Nuevo Laredo. Engine baggage car and one sleeping car overturned another sleeping car derailed. Hospital trains were sent from Nuevo Laredo and Monterrey. Early reports cited several deaths and many injuries. Traffic on the line to be suspended at least ten hours.
Storm Floods Raise Mississippi Tributaries Across Plains
A winter storm dumped sleet snow and rain across Missouri Kansas and Illinois causing numerous crashes. Within 24 hours the Missouri and Kansas rivers rose about 0.9 feet as flood waters moved toward the Mississippi. Eight storm related deaths were reported in Missouri and Kansas.
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Kansas City
Plains States
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
Ilinois
Nebraska
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
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