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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
11
A collection of Standard brand macaroni recipes proposes varied dishes to replace starch boredom. Recipes include Cheese Macaroni Ring, Creole Macaroni, Scrambled Eggs with Macaroni, Macaroni Timbales, Baked Macaroni, and Farm Style Macaroni, detailing ingredients, quantities, and baking steps to serve 4 to 6 or 1 to 2 portions with cheese and vegetables as accompaniments.
A House Judiciary subcommittee hearing on the Kramer bill devolves into tempers and personal grievances as Dickstein argues for the measure but veers into complaints about communists. Maverick and others mock the scene while the episode highlights tensions over vigilant crackdown and political pressure in Texas.
Kas Hutchinson reports on a curious note about the Mayflower voyage with 51 passengers left over to dent the next shipload, and Joe Gagenbin’s farm den built during a drought as he faced a cloudburst. The article mentions disposing surplus water and township road concerns.
Trinity Lutheran vacation Bible school ends with closing program at the church tonight at 7:15 led by Pastor P. Cline. Each department presents songs and memory work followed by a handiwork exhibit. Superintendents Mrs. C. EB. Bradhag and Mrs. A. W. Holt head the beginners to junior groups with a teaching staff including Miss Allee Lindsey and others.
Twenty CCC boys from Camp Hardy Mathias were rewarded with a Virginia caverns tour for publishing the second best CCC camp newspaper in the 5th corps area. Names include Edwin Rymer Mannington Hugh Ingram Moundsville Chas Hefner Clarksville Lovell Lawson Williamson Ryle Daugherty Landgraff Fay Hughes Farmington John Harris Weston Shirley Fraley Huntington Stanley Fowler Bridgeport Charles Prichard Davy Raymond Daughtry Landgraff George Malcomb Rivesville Harold Lough Weston Donald Gillinwater Alum Creek Hershel Grady Spencer James Reilly Fairmont Anson Gerard Morgantown.
A charter of incorporation was granted by the secretary of state for Eastern Stemmery Inc of Wheeling. Capital stock is $30,000. Incorporators include T. M. Bloch, Robert Lee Boyd, S. R. Morrow, and Bloch Brothers Tobacco Co., all of Wheeling. The firm will cure stem leaf tobacco and manufacture tobacco products.
At Crickard's Grove a 150 gallon carbide gas tank exploded during repairs at a home rushed by a Satterfield family. Homer White, 19, suffered burns and a fractured arm while T. J. Satterfield, 15, was killed. The accident left Homer White hospitalized as mourners gathered for the Satterfields of Elkins amid Western Maryland rail work life.
The Four H clubs of Reamer Bridge Aarons Fork and Bounden hold meetings today announced by county Four H club agent Miss Mable Marke. Charles Hall presides Reamer club Catherine James leads Bridge club.
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