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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1967
Page
13
Home making notes share recipes for Glazed Ham Loaf Shrimp Custard Cabbage and Apple Salad Apple Crisp and Southern Corn Bread with oven times and serving yields. Readily scaled portions and common pantry ingredients appear throughout.
St Rita's Altar Society of French Town will hold a bake sale Saturday March 18 on the corner at Conrad's Furniture Store. A variety of baked goods will be offered for sale by the women of the church society.
Byrneville reports visits from Mr and Mrs Pulliam of Hardinsburg to Ed Holmes home. Alma Harrison returns from New Albany to see daughter Eleanor Mayor. Mrs Dorsey Ramsey hospitalized in New Albany with family visits. Mrs Maggie Smith Cleatis Smith and Lois Harrison visit Ramsey and Thompson. Thompson breaks hip in New Albany. Mildred and Myrtle Maymon travel to New Albany and Corydon. Hely responds to Carl Sarles fire with no serious damage. Beverly Utz from Louisville visits. W E Maymon visits family in New Salisbury. Deepest sympathy to Sherman Byrne on wife’s death. funeral attendees visit Swarens Funeral Home. Aldon Utz hosts Irma Maymon bridal shower for upcoming marriage to Jim Finn.
Cranberries are cooked until soft then run through a colander. A sugar and water syrup is boiled and cooled. Mix cranberry with the citrus juices and syrup. Freeze in ice trays or pan and cut into squares for serving then chill until serving time.
Army Private James S. Burden Jr., 21, husband of Janet Burden, Route 3 Georgetown, completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training March 8 at Fort Ord California. He received instruction in small unit tactics and fired weapons including the M 14 rifle M 60 machine gun and the 3 5 inch rocket launcher.
Senator Birch Bayh speaking to an Indiana Jaycee banquet in Kokomo warns crime is becoming a more secure vocation than small business. He cites statistics on arrest and conviction rates and urges community action and increased police funding to combat crime.
Enrollment for the spring semester at the Indiana University Southeastern Campus in Jeffersonville is 15 percent above last year. The biggest rise, 21 percent, is in full time students.
The Southeastern Campus enrollment reaches 1619 this spring up from 1400 last year with 549 full time students up from 452. Dean Crooks credits interest in expansion of academic programs and new campus anticipation for the rise. Evening class enrollment is steady. daytime sections increased by 20 to meet demand. The campus expands study areas including science fine arts and languages with a new two year nursing program. Credit hours rise 18 percent undergrad and 29 percent graduate. 336 students pursue advanced degrees at Southeastern Campus. Indiana University's six regional campuses and two centers total 14496, an 8 percent rise from 1966 spring.
Rev and Mrs Dale Senseman lead evening revival services at Pimsters Chapel each night at 7 30 through Sunday eve ning Mar 19. Nettie Quebbeman returned home after three weeks with Carl Stout Schaffner Bryan and Brett of Hampton Va. Walter Dennis Reimold and William Kelly attended Semi State basketball at Evansville. Rebecca and Martha Circles met at Edith Miller's home with Imogene Smith as program lead. The stewardship film The Spenders was shown. Others present included Eunice Wiseman and Wilma Kifterman.
Pvt Roger D Jenkins son of Mr and Mrs Joe Jenkins of Mauckport has begun basic training with the U S Army at Fort Knox in Company E 10th Battalion 5th Basic Combat Brigade He will receive two months of initial training and eight weeks of follow up instruction with emphasis on self defense and close combat. An executive meeting is set for Mar 30 at Mrs Ruth Kitterman’s home.
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