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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1941
Page
3
Leftover turkey turns into fresh meals with rice rings and creamed turkey sauces. The guide lists methods for Mushroom Creamed Turkey and Southern Creamed Turkey served over hot popovers, with buttered peas and a savory broth base.
Recipe fragment describes mixing ingredients to two thirds fill baking dishes, covering with Relish Crust. Stir flour, baking powder and salt with fat, bake in a hot oven. Dissolve gelatin, cool, add juice and sauce, chill until partly thick, add remaining ingredients, mold and chill. Serve over crisp lettuce with dressing.
Berry Ladyfinger dessert serves 4 to 6 with cranberries raisins and cream. Whip the cream fold fruit into the mixture and layer with split ladyfingers in sherbet glasses. Chill then bake a dish for 30 minutes and 10 minutes more. Also includes a craft note to embroider towels.
A 19 year old girl from a small town asks how to win back a boyfriend she has become too clingy with. The reply suggests the boy may push back if pursued and advises letting him pursue.
An advice column fragment discusses家庭 estrangement and adult independence for a girl named Mary Manners while also addressing a reader Bill's job and gender bias concerns during the New Deal era. The text contrasts parental apron strings with the need for self reliance and employment for married women facing debt and low wages.
Bazaar tonight at St Ludmila church basement. We will meet Wednesday evening in the Knights of Pythias hall at 8 o clock. Cub Pack 24 meets at Garfield school Wednesday at 7 30. Post No 1 of the Iowa Volunteers holds a special meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Montrose hotel. Lumir J Kazimour left Monday for Camp Claiborne after a day furlough with parents Frank and Mary Kazimour 1102 Memorial drive SE. Kazimour is in the 133rd infantry.
Robert E. Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ward of 224 Sixth Avenue, has been selected for a six month assignment at Fort Knox Kentucky.
The notice states memorial services will be held at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 7:30 Wednesday evening, inviting friends and family to gather for tributes and prayers.
Ira J. Holton of 518 First Avenue W was inducted into the organization. The event marks a notable milestone for Holton and recognizes his contributions within the group.
A Special Thanksgiving day service will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church on First Avenue at Fourteenth Street West. The service starts at 10 45 a m with the mixed choir and parish school children singing. John A Jaeger organist choirmaster will present numbers.
Automotive engineers note brakes sometimes reach 1,400 SARs in testing, indicating high stress limits for safety assessment. The finding highlights performance thresholds and potential design implications for braking systems.
Denver engages in rebuttal testimony as Colorado Wyoming and the federal government present new pages to the river water case. Special Master M J Doherty will forward recommendations to the U S Supreme Court after the hearing concludes.
Washington report states the resignation of Judge Davis has been accepted by the president. A press party notes ongoing federal prison time for a year in a related matter.
Dr Hi Thomas Dr L L Dol son and Dr W A Mason of Cedar Rapids join Dr Bertha Swim and others at a Chiropractic Research Society meeting discussing advances in the field and potential publications.
A parliamentary debate criticized the Windsor visit to the United States and faulted ministers for not bringing the matter to Commons. The discussion questioned government handling and the decision to send representatives abroad.
Cooper of DeWitt wed Tuesday at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Rev. T D Conway officiating. Attendants were Mrs. Wayne Carroll of Wheatland and Wilfred Ryan of DeWitt. Billy Ryan served as acolyte. The bride, connected to Wheatland and DeWitt, recently finished Wheatland High School in 1940 and works in DeWitt. the groom is a Welton High School graduate and also employed in DeWitt. they plan to reside there.
J. Weber and wife Mrs Weber hosted 18 guests at a Sunday dinner in Oxford Junction to honor his eighty fourth birthday. Born in Bohemia the couple married there and moved to Iowa in 1889. They farmed near Monmouth for 11 years and received gifts during the evening.
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