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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1932
Page
7
Balance guides summer meals with all food groups, matching intake to activity. Corned beef features as a cheap, versatile option for cooling dishes, curries, and sandwiches, with pork and lamb cuts also highlighted as economical choices for hot weather meals.
Mrs C H Thetcher of 641 Third St SW won honorable mention for a mustard pickle recipe. The method uses six quarts of cut vegetables soaked overnight in a brine, with cucumber, small white onion, cauliflower, and string beans as a base, plus carrots and cabbage. The mustard sauce combines vinegar, ground white mustard, sugar, turmeric, and flour, then combines with the hot mix to finish the pickles.
A compact set of kitchen hints describing toasted ham sandwiches with eggs and milk for dipping, cooking to golden brown, plus optional seasonings horseradish celery and pickle relish. Also includes a liver paste spread method with liver slices boiled, mashed, seasoned, and mixed with fats and spices for sandwich use.
Bice departs for home after extended visit at the Bice residence. Mrs H G McCaughy and daughter Betty return from Madison Wisconsin. Irene Walker returns from summer school in Mitchell. Mr and Mrs J M Magness visit Prof Hines in Plankinton. Mrs Ray Magness and daughter Pat visit sisters in Sioux City. Mrs Kenneth Jonet hosts visits from cousins Mises Norite and Bernice Larson. Thurman Dennis works on road south of Ft Pierre. Jessie Kintigh entertains Earl Swab’s visiting sisters Jennie Price and Clara.
Mrs. G. F. Carmichael of Willow Lake shares a muskmelon pickles recipe using green muskmelons chop pickle vinegar water sugar cloves and cinnamon. Steam the melons fill with chop pickle and cover with a sweet syrup. Contest offers three cash prizes for best Apple recipes with entry deadline August 20.
St Lawrence Beatrice Lanz, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Lanz, had an appendicitis operation at Miller hospital Saturday and is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery. Sir and Mrs Strobene of Wagner visited Sid Fritts Sunday. Mr Strobene was formerly a stock buying partner of Mr Fritts in Wagner. Miss Marjorie Williams, visiting her parents, has returned to San Francisco to teach there in September. Mrs Susie Snell, sister of Mrs A L
Alpena residents including Mr and Mrs August Helm and daughter Agnes of Hinton Nebraska were hosted by the Eberhard and Barnes households last week. Loren White’s chronic illness worsened after five years of paralytic stroke. A picnic at guidhes hosted by several Alpena and Wessington Springs families occurred Sunday. Additional visits included Freeman relatives, mail carriers picnic at Huron, and a Rochester quartet program visit near Alpena. Continuous family gatherings and church attendance are reported across local households.
Mr and Mrs BR Feick and two children of Tripp were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs A J Algenbrey and family. Mrs Andrew Lehr Mrs Barbera Meyer Leona Wahl Miss Ollmer and Mike Wahl traveled to Menno Friday for funeral services Saturday for Mrs Fred Mettler sister of Mrs Lebr and Mr Wahl. Mr and Mrs Fred Busse entertained friends Sunday in honor of Mr Busse's birthday. Mr Busse is a resident of Alpena township.
Unsolicited endorsement from Mr. B. F. Pollard of Marion North Carolina touts Kellogg’s All-Bran as a cure for constipation. The ad cites vitamin B and iron, explains the cereal’s bulk aids digestion, and promotes daily two tablespoon servings with meals.
Mrs Re Ly Grey end family and the Als enbrey and McMillan circles joined for the first wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Chase in Huron. A supper followed by theater, with Mrs Chase daughter of Mr and Mrs Kinsman. Emanuel Aisenbrey and family hosted guests at the Karl Aisenbrey home in Menno. Sunday dinner in Alpena brought together Herman Brandenburg Will Daleske Harold Lehr and families from nearby areas.
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