22 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
1
Judge Cordon extols Hawaii’s pineapple trade noting its vast scale and modern canneries. He explains soil, climate, and cultivation methods, from planting to packing, and recalls historic import of royal pineapple stock from French Guiana in 1886.
ConcordLeonard Cousins won first prize for carnations at Mechanics Building this week. He showcased the Nina Drenner flesh pink carnation, a sport of the Boston Ward, developed in 1929. He also earned a bronze medal and merit certificate at Worcester in January.
At a Concord High meeting the senior class elected committees for graduation the Slam Committee includes Robert Torsensen and Louise Venti The Class Day Committee lists Frances Moynihan John K Damon Ruth Peterson John Lawton and Edward Craig The Class Day Dance Committee features Tripoli DiCicco Nancy Brown Mary Griffin Austin MacRae Jr Carl Madsen and Doris Lambert Year Book Committee attendees are Louise Graves Tripoli DiCicco Edward Craig Louise Venti and John Lawton The juniors elected Prom Committee members Elizabeth Venti MeNotti DiCicco Helen Root Ruth Glahane Ali Leelman Clyde Harvey Robert MacLeod The Concord Rotary Club weekly luncheon and meeting was held at Colonial Inn on Thursday.
A compact collection of chocolate recipes noting ingredients and methods for bread pudding, chocolate sauce, cupcakes, and cream cheese chocolate frosting. Instructions cover melting chocolate in a double boiler, mixing with milk and eggs, baking cakes, and finishing with frosting and decorations.
Day noon meeting with President Fred T Boyd presiding. Raymond Managan of Hudson presented an illustrated talk on Old Landmarks of Massachusetts, which proved highly interesting to all attendees.
The Charles A. Welch Lodge A.F. and A.M. observed the sixtieth anniversary of its founding Thursday at Masonic Temple. Deputy grand master Herbert E. Taylor of Framingham and Captain Charles H. Sargent Jr. from the Service Department spoke, with Theron Lowden presiding and Richard Lowden singing solos.
Marlboro listing offers a new 1933 radio model priced at 15 dollars. Call Cambridge appointment with Mrs Colby at 378 Broadway University 3375 for details and viewing.
Soup selections described for luncheon service favor cream soup cups and small dishes over large plates. Included are baked onion soup with parmesan, mock turtle soup with veal and sherry, East Indian tomato soup with curry, and New York clam chowder with bouillon and vegetables.
The South Acton Athletic Association discusses widening membership to include Acton residents who wish to join. Decision on the proposal will be made at the next regular meeting held Tuesday at the fire house.
Dear Friends in Marlboro I share a selection of reader requests with practical kitchen hints. This installment covers plain waffles caramel frosting custard pie Boston brown bread and related tips including waffle iron care and heating directions and ingredient proportions for each dish.
A vintage frosting guide describes two egg white based frostings and a pineapple coconut glaze. It details sugar syrups, beating methods, and folding in raisins and coconut for a rich finish between and on two 9 inch layers.
Mixing instructions call for buttermilk or sour milk with soda and baking powder if milk is not very sour. Add molasses and milk, steam in cans rubbed with shortening, and cool properly. Gingerbread uses sugar shortening molasses sour milk eggs soda salt ginger and flour. dissolve soda in warm water before adding.
Instructions for making a dessert with ginger flour and maple cream filling. Oven bake in a prepared tin. serve hot with whipped cream and maple syrup. Then notes on St Mary’s church fund whist night prizes and winners.
The readable lines name participants such as Mrs. iike and Mrs. Rose, plus mentions of items like glasses, a tray, cruc, stock, and rosary. Winners include Aimee Lisleroix and Lucile Gay, with references to ties and counts of twos and threes in a Clifton area event.
The Marlborough DeMolay chapter announces a meeting tomorrow evening at the hall under Master Councilor Maxwell. Plans are set for the third annual ball to be held at the White Inn on Friday April 21. Buy American God.
An all electric kitchen on wheels showcases a complete modern kitchen where electricity performs tasks for the housewife. The coach is part of a fleet of 100 to be used by GE distributors nationwide, featuring dishwashing drying cooking ice making and more.
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