Fourth of July Drum Cakes and Cherry Milk Drinks
Simple red white and blue drum cake recipe uses corn syrup and orange zest with a light vanilla milk drink. It suggests sparkling blue ice cubes and decorative icing to mimic drums and serves eight.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1942
Page
7
Simple red white and blue drum cake recipe uses corn syrup and orange zest with a light vanilla milk drink. It suggests sparkling blue ice cubes and decorative icing to mimic drums and serves eight.
The Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa calls on readers to exchange tested recipes or request specific dishes through the Cooking Page Editor. Submissions from both women and men are welcomed to enrich the community recipe swap.
Markets list watermelon from Texas and Georgia, cantaloupe from Imperial Valley California, raspberries local, strawberries from Wisconsin, cherries from Washington, apples from Illinois, corn, spinach, peppers from Texas and South, cucumbers from South, beets and turnips plentiful and cheap, potatoes from California with higher prices. Includes home grown varieties and assorted pricing trends across regions.
Fred W. Miller of Manchester rises to brigadier general after serving 26 years in the U. S. Army. A veteran of the Mexican border tour, World War I, and the Army of Occupation, he now serves at Camp Jackson S. C. as assistant commander of the Thirtieth Infantry Division. His wife is Miss Ting Ve Myvisi, with sisters Mrs Cori Gavin of Manchester and Mrs Gus Muehe of Mason City.
A collection of vintage cooking instructions from Cedar Rapids and Pontiac. Includes baked fish with peppers and tomatoes, beef simmered in a spiced tomato sauce, bran muffins with sour milk, muffins with All Bran, and string beans with mushrooms. Also notes on muffins and kitchen tips from Mrs. A M V, Mrs H L Shaw, and Miss S D.
Special to The Gazette notes the upcoming marriage of Ruby Jane Coleman and Joseph Kuhn as announced by WALKER Mr. and Mrs. Leslie in a local society notice.
Iowa's retail sales tax yielded a record 18,805,087 dollars for the 1941-42 fiscal year ending Tuesday, up 18 percent from the prior year’s 15,903,387. Retail volume reached 940,254,000, with April to June totaling 4,496,960, while merchant reports fell to 65,201 from 69,812.
Linn County collected 42,677 pounds of scrap rubber on Monday, bringing the campaign total to 400,201 pounds. The goal remains 600 tons, with E. R. Potter urging broader cooperation after Washington extended the drive.
Radio Moscow says Britain and the Soviet Union signed a reciprocal agreement in Moscow and retroactive to June 22. Britain will deliver war material and aid to the USSR without pay and extend a further credit of 109.75 million dollars. The Soviet government seeks mutuality in all aid.
Rides and amusements for the July Fourth Hawkeye Downs celebration arrive Monday night. The Hanford post of the American Legion contracted concessions for an all day carnival atmosphere assisting the eighth annual event. Amusements run all day, peaking during afternoon motorcycle races and the evening program and fireworks.
Washington AP reports the War Production Board amended orders on women and children's garments to exempt maternity lingerie. The changes allow double material yokes on flannelette gowns and pajamas for extra warmth and permit wider and longer measurements on evening slips.
Arlington sailor Squires with the U S navy spent the weekend with his family hoping to return aboard the light destroyer he was on when war broke out. The ship was five hours from Manila when the Japs attacked and escaped from the Java sea bottleneck. Squires spoke with Paul Willerton of Arlington before the Houston’s loss and says his ship ran out of ammunition in the Java battle. He has not been home in two years in the second year of his second enlistment.
Two hundred seven Iowa men aged 14 to 44 are sought in an enlistment drive to join the Eleventh ordnance battalion for maintenance work with armored divisions. Cedar Rapids area applicants should contact R. H. Allen of Allen Motor Co before July 6 for information and filing. On July 6 and 7 Lieut. Fenner and Sgt. Page assist, with Major Leo Heintz leading the battalion.
James I. Dolliver of Fort Dodge reported spending 592.50 in his Republican U S Senate bid with 530 in donations. LaMar Foster receipts 232 expenses 234.75. W S Jacobsen 1,175 expenses. John Olson no receipts and 588 expenses for Secretary of State bid.
High water from a cloudburst north of Decorah flows over Highway 52 and floods the west boundary of the Fifth ward. The Upper Iowa river crests at about 14 feet, inundating homes and businesses while paddlers navigate flooded streets. minimal property damage reported despite extensive flooding and cattle loss nearby.
William D. Meltzer 93, a former Ames banker and longtime Des Moines resident, died at home after a long illness. He led Ames National Bank and Ames Trust and Savings Bank in 1913 and served as city treasurer and councilman, later chairing the street committee.
Des Moines report notes highway traffic down 21 percent in 1942, but fatalities down only 6 percent for January–May. Vehicle deaths total 173, with 6,800 accidents, 12 percent fewer than 1941, and pedestrian crashes down 12 percent yet deaths up 5 percent.
Mrs Hilda Nell Hessenius 43 died Sunday in Vinton hospital after a seven year illness. Born Hilda Nell in Norway she married John Hessenius on March 4 1920. Survived by husband three children Mrs Edgar Schirm Cedar Rapids and Vernon and Waldo of Vinton and mother Mrs Katy Nell Atkins. Funeral services were held at the home and Trinity Lutheran church in Vinton Tuesday.
Mt Vernon Iowa death of Emer Shotwell 71 a retired resident with ill health. Born in Lobo Ontario he lived in Martelle before moving to Mt Vernon in 1923. Survived by wife son Francis daughter Wilma one grandchild and half brother Bert Meeks. Funeral at Neff chapel 2 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev Lamont Smith.
Frank D Paine 56 head of the general engineering department at Iowa State College and former mayor of Ames died in a hospital. He served thirty years on the staff and was mayor from 1938 to 1951. In 1922 he conceived the name Veishea for the university spring festival.
The obituary notes the passing of a man connected to the Paine family initials and mentions his widow Grace Rees Paine and two sons, indicating a family obituary snippet without full biographical detail.
John Speers reports 26 year old Ryan Carpenter injured in a fall from a building in Norway. Carpenter is listed comfortably at Mercy Hospital with a concussion and possible skull lacerations after the incident on Monday.
Walker Private Robert L. Coleman of Walker and son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Coleman sustained serious injuries in an accident at Camp Bowie Texas He is in a station hospital awaiting further care and updates.
DES MOINES Iowa the state board of education on Tuesday appointed David R Dancer of Lamont as secretary of the board effective August Dancer, a former Republican candidate for secretary of agriculture, will receive 3000 dollars annually and join the board's finance committee The board also reappointed William R Boyd of Cedar Ids and William G Noth of Des Moines to three year terms starting next Wednesday.
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