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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
8
This piece outlines snack ideas for gatherings with options from tiered cheese sandwiches to cheese spreads and dips. It lists recipes for Deviled Ham Dip Blue Cheese Spread Spicy Meatballs and hot tidbits including bacon wrapped delights and shrimp in bacon for pre dinner and evening entertaining.
Dorothy Barclay surveys USDA spring inventory predicting abundant food supply through 1952 and beyond. Meat totals exceed one billion pounds with beef and pork leading. prices for pork veal and lamb expected lower. Beef and veal supplies rise with forecasts of higher cattle slaughter and beef consumption into 1995. Fruit and vegetables, especially lettuce, cabbage, and oranges, show growing abundance and lower prices.
In this March 30, 1952 piece a minister celebrates Dr Luke known as the beloved physician for writing as a hobby. He cites Luke the Gospel writer and the Acts author alongside other doctors who found service and happiness in spare time. The essay argues life exceeds making a living and values such side work.
In Middletown Tennessee a bank robbery ended with a gun battle after a customer raised the alarm. Citizens armed themselves and confronted the gunman, Robert H Bondurant, who later was jailed along with his partner.
Mrs. W. L C Van Peursem of Mitchellville Iowa is a top exhibitor at the Iowa State Fair with 55 cooking prizes last year and 244 total in six years Her busy mother lifestyle supports her claim that Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast yields fast rising reliable results for home baking while she promotes its use during lent and beyond
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