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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1954
Page
8
Woman's World offers practical steps to keep makeup smooth on hot damp days. Clean skin first, consider a different foundation, test small sizes, choose light lotion or cake types, wipe off excess makeup before rouge and lipstick, and set powder with a scented astringent pad for a nonpastey finish.
A vintage style recipe for cheese filled tomatoes designed for buffet serving. Directions cover selecting ripe tomatoes, salting, hollowing, filling with processed Swiss cheese and rice, and baking at 400 degrees for about 18 to 30 minutes. Serves six.
Local residents attended a Sunday picnic dinner at the Duane Mattheis home near Ruthven with Mr and Mrs Oscar Oleson and Mr and Mrs Arnold Sampson and Shirley. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Ernest Meyer and son Kenny visiting the John Van de Walle home. Betty Masters visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Masters while her parents Elmer and Mrs Masters fish in Minnesota.
West Bend observers note a sequence of weekend visits by the Luitjens family and relatives. Carol Luitjens joined discussions with Elvin and Carolyn Davis Tolo while the Tolos’ Chicago trip connected with Edward Isenberg. Canadian tourism included Winnipeg and the North Shore, with Lindas Van de Walle Olson hosting at the Frieden home.
A reader from Rio Linda California notes a change of address and sends a check for the Granettinger Times. She recounts visits to San Lorenzo to meet her new nephew Barry Jay Anderson born July 22 to Dr and Mrs G E B Anderson and mentions relatives. Also a note on Waukee resident W P Kent attending the state fair for the 75th straight year, aged 86.
Mary and Rosalie Adams recovered five thousand one hundred sixty dollars in currency from a dresser chest bought from the estate of the late George Knowles. The discovery followed the girls stumbling upon the money in their Schaller home.
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