Angel Food Cake Ideas For Parties And Graduations
A collection of angel food cake recipes and serving ideas for June celebrations. Includes classic angel food technique, variations such as almond cream filling and jelly roll, frosting, marble batter, and decorative presentation with flowers for a stylish table. Also notes a local high school alumni banquet plans and a golden wedding anniversary.
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Newhall High School
Eleanor Williams
Louise Koonce
Iowa City
Geraldine Koster
Atkins
Marion Schouless
Waterloo
Martha Werning
Louis Deklotz
Benefit Tea for Library Hosts in Clermont
The Clermont Ladies' Aid society held a silver tea at Larrabee school for the public library. A program in the auditorium featured speaker Mrs. Clyde Blunt of West Union and book reviews by local women. Metta Loomis, now a librarian at the University of Illinois, also spoke along with local readers and musicians. Tea service was provided by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Follett.
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Clermont
Clermont Ladies’ Aid Society
Larrabee School
Clyde Blunt
West Union
Jay White
Fred Cline
R. S. Henderson
Ella Rafferty
C. J. Peck
E. L. Crowe
H. Hackmann
McKinley Seniors Shine in It Won't Be Long Now Comedy
McKinley high school seniors staged It Won't Be Long Now directed by Miss Marjorie Emerson. Led by Bill Duffy as Bob Preston and Mildred Newmeister as Ann Winston, the cast delivered strong performances with supporting turns by Katherine Pohorsky, Bob Adams, and Bob Herrald. The play follows a reform plot amid romance and a hoax, with the school orchestra under Paul Anthony providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High School
Milton Gropper
Marjorie Emerson
Bill Duffy
Bob Preston
Mildred Newmeister
Ann Winston
Ann
Preston
Bob
Vivian Darrell
Katherine Pohorsky
Bob Adams
Bob Herrald
Walter Talley
Dale Davis
Beansy Blake
Robert Ratner
William Meek
Thomas
Vernon Laton
Miss Wilkes
Dorothy Navratil
Olga
Doris Sorum
Frances
Ruth Allen
White Urges Middle Class To Take Over Recovery Activity
CHICAGO AP The sheltered middle class must discard complacency and take over from the government the job of providing employment for 10 000 000 idle if they hope to preserve American democracy. William Allen White, republican publisher of the Emporia Gazette, warned on Saturday that middlemen policies of the past 20 years caused the unemployment crisis and a new class may soon lead the nation. He urged industrial justice and the right for labor to negotiate for better conditions, steady jobs, and regular income to restore industrial peace.
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Chicago
United States
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
White
National Association of Harvard Clubs
City Briefs And Personals Highlights Local Meetings
A father and son banquet is planned at Kenwood Park Presbyterian church Friday evening. A former-labor party meeting is set for 8 p.m. Monday in I.O.O.F. hall on Second Avenue SE. Linn County Petroleum Retailers meet Monday at 8 p.m. in C. S. P. S. hall with all retailers invited. Fried chicken dinner offered Sundays at 1 p.m. Lighthouse on Mount Vernon road advertises. Knights of Pythias switch to 7 p.m. Monday. degrees of page and esquire to be conferred. Want ads sell cut flowers and plants for Decoration Day via The Gazette. Joseph Roeder of the Linn County board of social welfare speaks on Old Age Assistance and Aid To the Blind at Rotary Club luncheon Monday noon at the Roosevelt hotel. Walther League of Trinity Lutheran church hosts a social at 7:30 tonight. all young people invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Roeder
Linn County Board of Social Welfare
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Walther League of Trinity Lutheran Church
El Kahir Shrine Holds Spring Ceremonial Weekend
About 300 Shriners attended the El Kahir spring ceremonial at the Shrine Temple on Friday evening. Seven candidates were initiated. A ceremonial banquet followed the ritual, then a concert by the El Kahir band and a drill by the temple patrol.
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el Kahir Spring
Shrine Temple
el Kahir
Stine Family Adopts Three Weeks Old Fawn in Azusa
John Jr and Gail Stine grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Charles Stine adopt a three weeks old fawn as a pet in Azusa California. The animal was caught by Mr Stine while rabbit hunting.
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John, Jr
Gail Stine
John Stine
Azusa, Calif
Charles Stine
Ninth Avenue SE
Traffic charges lead to fines and license suspensions
Iowa highway patrolmen brought two motorists before Justice H. R. Churchill Saturday afternoon. F. W Milton of Solon was fined 2 dollars and costs for operating a truck without a chauffeur's license. Paul Kerkman of Van Horne faced a charge of passing in a restricted zone and was told the court would recommend a ninety day suspension of his driver's license by chief John R. Hattery.
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Iowa Highway
Franklin High presents mystery melodrama under Miss Green
Franklin high school students staged a mystery melodrama Saturday night in the school auditorium directed by Miss Geraldine Green. Lead Margaret Forth as Victoria Van Bret received high praise for a commanding performance. supporting cast included Lucille Hamlin and Patricia Slater with a notable dog role by Judy Hail. The period costumes were provided by Coe College drama department and the school orchestra, under Roland Moehlmann, provided music before and after acts.
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Franklin High School
Geraldine Green
Margaret Forth
Victoria van Bret
Miss Forth
Lucille Hamlin
Caroline van Bret
Victoria
Patricia Slater
Anne Darrow
van Brets
Peter Thurman
Robert Meek
Ralston Barnhart
James Hodgson
Betty Hamilton
Winifred Cornthwaite
Donald Ross
Robert L. Johnson
Coe College Dramatic Department
Franklin Senior High School
Roland Moehlmann
R. L. Gorman
W. M
Even Hoboes Strike For Relief Protest at Vancouver post office and hotel continues
About 1500 unemployed demonstrators occupied the Vancouver post office gallery and the Georgia hotel Friday night to press relief demands. The British Columbia government said the matter is not provincial responsibility and ordered no action. Police prepared to remove them if needed while shop owners feared riots and damage.
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Vancouver
B.C
INS
Georgia Hotel
British Columbia
Northwest Mounted Police
Ottawa
W. W. Foster
Catholic Press Adopts Isolation Policy Resolution in New Orleans
At its twenty eighth annual meeting in New Orleans the Catholic Press association approved a resolution opposing any government or individual actions that might entangle the United States in foreign affairs. A second resolution pledged to continue the battle against indecent literature and to seek cooperation with the secular press and public officials.
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New Orleans
INS
Catholic Press Association
United States
Y. W. Rhythm Band To Perform Monday Evening
Y W C A rhythm band ages 3 to 10 will perform at 8 p.m. Monday under Irene Ilten with fourteen pieces. Lorraine Nelson tap pupils and Grace Gordon marimba selections also on the program. Admission free. public invited.
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Association
Irene Ilten
Lorraine Nelson
Grace Gordon
Dick Treka
Frank Treka
June Ann Vaverka
Beverly McGee
Donna Bruss
Harold Tyler
Bobby Phillips
Carl Volz
Lorraine Bomkamp
Donald Bomkamp
Joan Guggisberg
Shirley Alderman
James Vaverka
Pauline Ecklund
Joyce King
Marcella McDonald
March of the Wooden Soldiers
Jessel
Rhindle
Marnard C . LePaloma
Yardler
Maxim
Er E Cat
March of the Little Faces
Mathews
James Averka
the Strut
Joan Casalabere
Cavalier Fantastique
Goddard
Irene Titenne Farmer
Eraine Bomkamp
de Bee
Rimsy-Korsakoff
Irene En
Sacred Heart high school to graduate seven Monticello girls
Seven girls will graduate from Sacred Heart high school Monticello on June 1 in Sacred Heart church. The class includes Elizabeth Kurt Dorothy Kurt Lillian Minnis Mary O Rourke Mary Ricklefs Grace Wolfe and Elizabeth Wroblewski with Ricklefs also earning a music diploma. The commencement address is by Rev E P Lorenz Temple Hill and diplomas will be presented by Rev A L Lorenz.
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Monticello
Sacred Heart High School
Sacred Heart Church
Elizabeth F. Kurt
Dorothy Mary Kurt
Lillian Elizabeth Minnis
Mary Genevieve O’ Rourke
Mary Lucile Ricklefs
Grace Marian Wolfe
Elizabeth Margaret Wroblewski
E. P. Lorenz
Temple Hill
A. L. Lorenz
Sacred Heart
Goudy’s Tea Room
Kathryn Renk
Mary Lucile Rickless
Lillian Minnis
Grace Wolfe
Dorothy Kurt
Elizabeth Kurt
Betty Wroblewski
Genevieve O'Rourke
A. L. Lorenz. Coggon
Merle Allender
Lor
Ane
Ore
Prairieburg
I. F. Hayerga
Shellsburg
Ed Franklin
Oregon
Haines
Four Senators To Push Phosphates
Senators from agricultural states said they would back developing vast phosphate deposits in Idaho Wyoming Utah and Montana. Senator Pope Idaho planned a House resolution for a survey before the next session. Norris Neb argued the government should seize title to unowned phosphate lands and ban exports while linking phosphate mining to the administration hydro electric program.
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Washington
Pope
Idaho
Norris
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
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Linn County Petroleum Retailers Association
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Lighthouse
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Linn County Petroleum Dealers Association
C. S. P. S. Hall
Knights of Pythias
Lodge
Page
Esquire
the Gazette
Walther
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Franklin
Catholic Press
Y. W. Rhythm Band
Mares
Strauss
Lorraine
Popeye the Sailor Man
Lerner
Iowa News
Gazettes
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King Band
First Ave
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