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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
3
Recipe for a savory corn bread style cobbler serving six. Ingredients include flour baking powder soda sugar salt corn meal onions eggs buttermilk shortening cheese and sour cream. Batter is poured in a buttered pan then topped with cheese sour cream and baked at 400 F for about 25 minutes.
A Saturday afternoon party at 206 N Good Haven Dr honors Robert Schaefer on his 11th birthday. Guests include Glen Volk Erick Herbst Bruce Volkert Danny O'Brien Kevin O'Brien Dennis Keith Eric Marshall Dale Hosick James Harres Robert Schlemmer Robert Myrick John Kirk Norbert Kramer Dariu Krupnick and Steven Voit. Games and refreshments followed.
The April meeting of the Afternoon Circle of the Women’s Guild at St Paul United Church of Christ will be held in the church dining room on Thursday April 1 with a dessert luncheon at 1 p.m. The Prayer Circle will meet at 12 30 p.m. in the sanctuary before the meeting. H J Frierdich and Sons recently completed a new home for Leonard P Smith at 1640 Daleview Drive Evergreen Terrace.
A public discussion on how to use credit wisely will be held Tuesday March 30 at 7 30 p m in the Farm Bureau Hall Waterloo. Prof J M Holcomb of the University of Illinois Agricultural Economics Department will lead. He is a leading authority on agricultural credit and will cover borrowing costs lender expectations and the future rise in credit use by farmers. Local lenders and farmers in Monroe County see credit problems needing attention and seek solutions with audience questions invited.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Miller announce the birth of a five pound two ounce baby boy at Memoria Hospital Belleville on Monday March 22. The couple also has one other son.
A Columbia delegation joined Championship Basketball games in Champaign on Saturday. Persons listed include Mr. and Mrs. Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. Bassy, Mr. and Mrs. Gainer, Bob Roessler, John Alspach, Paul Heisler, Bob Holden, Bill Todd, Steve Volker, David Coats, Randy Hettenhausen, Pete Radison, Geo Touchette Jr., and Sandra Schaefer. Some guests stayed at Gary Heise’s Fraternity House.
Mrs Paul Cash hosted a Friday noon luncheon at 614 West Legion Avenue with guests including Mrs C Chase Feldmann of Webster Groves Mo and her sisters Mrs A J Clap saddle of St Genevieve Mo and Miss Adelaide Broeder also of Webster Groves The Feldmann speaker at the Columbia Woman's Club Thursday afternoon program was noted along with other out of town guests including Mrs Oliver Kolmer of Springfield Ill Miss Marie Louise Kolmere and several Kolmer relatives from Waterloo Iowa and area.
Auditions for Army band candidates are set for April 24 in St Louis at the recruiting main station for wind and percussion instrumentalists. Piano auditions occur at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri. Participants may enlist with assurance of Army band placement after a successful audition. Interested players should contact SFC Ray Childers in Belleville at Adams 3 5387.
Interested citizens and representatives of Monroe County clubs are invited to a joint meeting of the County Board of Commissioners and the Historical Society on Monday March 29 at 8 00 p m at the Court House in Waterloo to plan a Sesquicentennial celebration for 1966 James Mahoney 224 North Metter Avenue has returned from Centreville Township Hospital Mrs Harmon Poenitski 409 South Rapp Avenue who was a surgical patient at St Elizabeths Hospital in Belleville returned home Saturday
The Atlantic praised Callas as Carmen as perfect as recordings get with her Carmen hailed as haunting and a recording that may define the day. Gedda Guiot and Massard provide strong support while Angel Records releases Haydn Six Flute Quartets led by Rampal and Prokofiev Fifth Symphony conducted by Kletzki with The Philharmonica Orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Chapman of R.R. 1 Columbia announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Yvonne to Ralph Schremp son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schremp both of Columbia. The couple, graduates of Columbia High School, plan an October wedding.
The recipe outlines quick ideas such as cream of shrimp soup thickened with cream, crabmeat and peas, oven baked biscuits, and pineapple chunks with scallops wrapped in bacon on skewers. It suggests serving with frozen fries and salad, hashing into cups, and using leftovers with mashed potato toppers.
Several members of the Columbian American Legion Post and its Auxiliary attended the birthday celebration of the American Legion in Millstadt. Officers from Columbia honored included Elmer Volkert Mrs Walter Bolle Mrs Raymond Kremmel Commander Arnold Rudolph and Adjutant L Voisin.
Miss Ruth Bolle daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Bolle of 127 West Monroe Street a senior at Illinois State University Normal Illinois has been chosen among 35 students for a conducted tour to the Bahamas and other sites The trip runs from April 7 to April 17 She is currently student teaching at Iles School in Springfield and will graduate in June Also note Mrs Raymond Heise of 6526 West Legion Avenue recently discharged after surgery at Centreville Township Hospital returning home on Sunday.
A recipe to make ten muffins from eggs milk flour sugar baking powder salt applesauce butter and dates. The method blends wet ingredients then adds dry ingredients and fold in dates before baking in buttered muffin pans at 400 degrees for about twenty minutes.
A Pennsylvanian Dutch tradition described by Mrs. Joseph Ford recalls serenades for new couples. Friends and relatives filled the night with noise makers and cheers, inviting the couple to enter for refreshments as neighbors welcomed them home.
Hezekiah Pullen, who had been discharged from Missouri Pacific Hospital in St. Louis last week, was returned to the hospital on Monday.
Dennis A Ritzel and wife transfer to Helen E Osterhage Lot 72 Lou Del 4th Adda Waterloo. Warren Dannehold and wife transfer to Harold Dannehold portion of E half of NW Section 14 Township 2 Range 10. Harold Dannehold and wife transfer to Warren Dannehold and wife portion of E half of NW Section 14 Township 2 Range 10. Erna and Leo V Kern transfer to David Harbaugh and wife SE corner SE of NW Section 24 Township 3 Range 9. Herbert Reider and wife transfer to Hugh Baxter and wife Lot 13 Sunset Acres Section 25 Township 2 Range 10. Marie Reberte transfers to Irene L Mueller portion Tax Lot 30B Outlets Waterloo. SSK and W Trust transfers to John Wuertz and wife portion Tax Lot 4 Section 26 Township 1 Range 10.
More than a thousand high school students from 37 communities will attend the High School Guest Day at Southern Illinois University. Visitors will hear university students describe career paths in home economics fields and receive Seven Keys to Southern guidance from Associate Professor George Carpenter. A fashion show and an AFROTC concert close the program in Shryock Auditorium at 9 30 a.m. FHA students from Bond County join the attendees.
Mrs. Herman Kettler injured her arm after a basement fall but x rays showed no fracture. Mrs. Alvin Tunze has returned home after a two week hospital stay in Deaconess Hospital, St. Louis. Mrs. Maurice L. Mueller of Waterloo visited and reported her husband, Cpl. Maurice L. Mueller, stationed in France, has been discharged from a hospital stay for an infection in his foot. Mrs. Margaret Ries, 94, released after hip fracture and recovering at her son Louis Ries’s home. Valentine Mueller, 83, fell and broke his hip last Tuesday and is recovering at home. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Keck hosted a dinner for daughter Jeannette’s birthday with several young attendees. Mrs. Anna Brucker learned her son Lt. George Jack Brucker is stationed in Schenectady, New York.
Classified note offers to buy or accept items for disposal and invites readers to call the phone number 281-4292 for arrangements.
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