Cranberry Crops Inspire Fancy Pie Recipes
Cranberry harvest reaches 625 000 barrels despite eastern drought. Recipes include Cranberry Maple Syrup Pie Cranberry Chiffon Pie and Horn O’Plenty Pie with specific steps and baking temperatures.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1939
Page
41
Cranberry harvest reaches 625 000 barrels despite eastern drought. Recipes include Cranberry Maple Syrup Pie Cranberry Chiffon Pie and Horn O’Plenty Pie with specific steps and baking temperatures.
A wedding dance honored Mr and Mrs Harry Lyons in Meissner ballroom on Tuesday. The first community Parent-Teacher party was held Thursday with Hilda Dowlinger as president. Lewis Weichman introduced teachers as the Girls Glee club sang and sixth seventh graders performed an Indian dance. Vivian Buser shared an illustrated talk on a trip to Norway Sweden and Denmark. Refreshments were served by Mrs Dallas Acerency's committee.
South English M E Aid members visited Mrs. Lauren Coffman Thursday. The M E church held its annual supper Saturday evening in the church basement with Rev. Cunningham and family meeting the community. Rosalind Chapter No. 292 will send Mrs. Laura Snakenberg and Mrs. Minnie Benedict to Grand Chapter O E S in Des Moines with Miss Josephine Mikesdale acting as page. The Twentieth Century club will visit Keswick Women's club Tuesday and present the program. Farm Bureau Friendly circle will meet Tuesday at Will Sigafoose home with Mrs. Clara O Neill in charge.
What Cheer group met Thursday at Mrs. Fred Koch's home. Mrs. Harold Morrow and Mrs. Gildra Knox hosted a joint party for William Morrow and Loren Knox to celebrate their fourth birthdays at the Morrow residence Monday afternoon. American Legion Auxiliary met Friday with Mrs. Leslie Blacketer. committees were appointed for an Armistice day program.
A column about Mrs L a busy wife balancing family duties with social outings and community work. It celebrates her lively life and urges others to enjoy life without neglecting responsibilities. A Miss Manners style exchange on marriage fidelity follows with advice to wives. A granddaughter notes the value of grandparent relationships and elder wisdom.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society gathered Wednesday at Mrs. H. B. Hammer’s home with assist hosts including Mrs. E. M. Stewart Mrs. Jamison and Mrs. Laura Paris. Mrs. Stewart led devotionals and the group reviewed Understanding India. Members planned attendance at the national convention Friday and Saturday.
Croquet club members and spouses were hosted by Mr and Mrs Victor Williams at their Grand Meadow farm. Shakespeare club members gathered at Mrs C A Riveland in Luana. St Pauls Lutheran church children presented a program at the parish hall. Postville OES hosted Elgin and Ossian with a mock wedding directed by Mrs Herman Webb and Mrs Birdie Durno.
Wellman The P T A met in the high school auditorium Thursday night with new officers in charge. President Mrs Charles Duncan Jr vice president Mrs Park Griggs secretary and treasurer Dorothy Wilson. Membership drive reports 50 new members. Mrs Vic Ramleburg Mrs Earl Wholstine and Mrs Donald Romine served coffee and sandwiches. Mrs Elmer Yoder hosted a luncheon for retiring officers of the Ladies Aid society.
Webster community dinner at the church welcomed the new minister Rev. Mr Cunningham and his family with the school faculty Supt. A C Kepler Paul Strickfodden and several young women among the attendees. Mrs Helen Sosbaker Josephine Mikesell and Annabelle Bowman organized the entertainment. WCTU met with Mrs May Rubins and Webster Woman's Club was hosted by Mrs Nelle Starry.
Oelwein hosted multiple gatherings with members of Chapter CL PEO and the Lutheran and Woman’s clubs. Dinners honored Dr. and Mrs. R J Galvin and farewells for Mary Margaret Jaeger featured prizes and travel talks, including an Alaska trip recap by Rev F C Witzigman.
Fayette events include Bridge club prizes won by Helen Fox Janette Robinson and Mabel Porter. The Shakespeare club and Twentieth Century club held meetings with hostesses and luncheons. Several birthday anniversaries and a large Wellman trip marked by 65 relatives gathered for a picnic. Attendees traveled from Oelwein England Vancouver and Idaho.
The Clermont Study club met at Mrs. Dan Burke's home with Mrs. H A Lubke reviewing Fanny's First Play by George Bernard Shaw. Members reported the district Federated club convention at Cresco and a P E O national meeting in Houston. Prizes in 500 were won by Hans Larson George Larson and Mrs John Kaveny.
Sigourney Miss Theola Altenhofen and Delmar A. Yoder, both of Harper, were married at St. Elizabeth's church in Harper on Tuesday. Attendants were Miss Lillian White and Keith Altenhofen. The couple will reside in Harper.
Hale Methodist church ladies aid met Wednesday at Mrs Archie Wood home with ten members present. Mrs Fritz Kruse assisted as hostess and was elected to replace the secretary who resigned.
Neighbors of Mr and Mrs Frank Isett hosted a dinner in the Rev W A Bloomquist home with Miss Sarah Rinehart of Washington as a guest. Mrs J E Reaney entertained at a dessert bridge for Mrs H Dayle Frame who moves to Vail. Columbus high senior girls hosted a Halloween party for the football squad and couples at Mona Deans home. Chapter CX PEO Sisterhood met with Mrs Effie Darrow and heard a constitutional quiz led by Mrs Juanita Huston. The next meeting is set for Nov 6 at Mrs Grace Weber's home. Mrs Hahn of Muscatine will report on the Houston Texas supreme convention.
The Wadena P T A met Tuesday evening in the high school assembly room with community singing led by Mrs Lyal Whittenbaugh and Rev L R Westerberg. Rev Westerberg sang a solo and Dr J R Wood spoke on cancer. Prizes were awarded to several members.
Mr and Mrs G H Lutz celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner and open house for relatives friends and neighbors from 2 to 5 and 7 30 to 9 p m at 16 Cobbancourt SE They were born in Johnson county Iowa and married Oct 24 1889 in Cedar Rapids They have two daughters Sara Lutz Pearson and Mrs J L Jakubec and one grandson James Louis Jakubec Jr
The column lists numerous church auxiliary and guild activities across St Johns United Brethren Immaculate Conception Grace Episcopal First Lutheran and more. Luncheons dessert gatherings bridge benefits banquets devotions and meetings occur at specified times with hostesses and addresses noted.
Mrs. Joe Stein hosted the Y. C. Q. G. I. club on Thursday for guest day with Mesdames Roy Reinert Wilbert Page and Arlie Stoner assisting. The Golden Rule circle met Wednesday with Mrs. Millie Man ley for a covered dish luncheon. A hard time costume party highlighted Friday’s F. F. C. club meeting at Mrs. John Crew’s home. Assistant hostess javas Mrs. Gerald Duseet.
West Liberty hosts report P E O members meet at Mrs George Hinkhouse home with 18 members and one guest. Papers on Cottey college and the P E O Library were given by Mrs Lou Chesebro and Mrs Lara Baxter. A postnuptial shower for Bertha Mae Conklin honors niece of Mrs Vearn Nauman with 20 attendees. Atalissa lodge Hard Time party draws 23 locals with costumes prizes awarded to Terrence McCabe and Maude Merridith.
Mrs. Ray Goldsberry entertained guests at a Halloween party and bridge event in Springville. Prize winners were Mrs. Anna Hann, Miss Florence Hoth, and Mrs. C. O. Courter. Mrs. E. L. Patten was invited to the first fall meeting of her bridge club on Monday evening.
The Center Junction Woman's club met at Mrs. August Schrader's home with Mrs. May Himebaugh presiding. Lessons on The Evolution of the Newspaper continued with talks on Getting and Writing the News and other duties. A safety talk followed, and a piano solo closed the program.
Center Point residents gathered at Mr. and Mrs. William McKee home for a charivari and welcome party after their Wednesday wedding. The McKees, former Troy Mills residents, will continue living in Center Point. Mrs. June Anangst, now Mrs. McKee, has long resided locally.
The Baldwin Ladies Aid society held its first circle meeting of the year with Leona Welch as hostess and assistance from Celesta Buck Mare Mc Namee Dorothy Edson and Jennie Hale. The Baldwin High Sophomore class held a party at the school hosting games and refreshments with Ruth Hayden as class sponsor.
The Birthday club gathered at Mrs. Justina Baldwin s home with Mrs. Anselom Tumulty assisting. The Happy Twenty club met with Miss William Rambo. Mrs. Henry Spurgeon was elected. A Rebekah lodge social occurred at the I O O F hall, with the Past Matrons club of the O E S entertaining Tuesday.
Members of the Vinton Post Ma ter ons club Miss Rhoda Ann Weichman entertained the junior class at dinner Friday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Weichman. The sophomore class was entertained by the freshman class at the school site Beda evening.
Emma Williams hosted the Bow Knot club on Wednesday with Laurence Williams and Mrs. Violet Clark sponsoring the program. A luncheon was held Thursday at Grace Tudor's country home. Two new members Mrs. Don Faris and Mrs. Bert Ballou joined. Altruist club met with Viola Ogren Thursday and Happy Hour club hosted by Esther Cousins and Hilda Hefflefinger at the Cousins home.
Norway The Triangle Twenty Art club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Alma Pirie. The East End Ladies Birthday club served dinner Friday evening in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Maud Primrose, at the home of Mrs. Primrose.
The Roosevelt P T A meets Wednesday at 2 p m in the school cafeteria with Rev W G Rowley as speaker and Miss Dians Coffey to sing sacred numbers. A state PTA convention report is to be given. The Van Buren child study group meets Monday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Louis Kizer 204 Fourteenth avenue SW with discussions on finances and mental hygiene. The P T A mothers chorus meets Monday 1 30 p m at the Y W C A to close by 2 45 p m. The PTA council will air Why Parent Education on WMT 5 15 p m with Mrs S V Shonka and Mrs Willis Fernow. Fifty two members attend the Fillmore PTA meeting with Mrs Nettie Sisam guest speaker recounting her Alaskan trip. The 6A pupils demonstrate safety studies under Miss LaRue Morrison. Mrs C L Johnson presides as president and announces next meeting November 1 at 2 p m. Health chair Mrs George Pfeffer notes a smallpox vaccine and diphtheria immunization clinic at the courthouse Oct 30 to Nov 11. Mrs Johnson presents past president Mrs Dean Harger with a council certificate. The group plans a bundle day for Tuesday, votes $1 to Jane Boyd fund, and to furnish milk for needy children. Attendance honors go to Miss Morrison’s room. refreshments served by 6A mothers with Miss Morrison and Mrs Johnson at the tea table.
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