22 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
1
Fragmented home recipe text describes steps for chicken and spaghetti with tomatoes and celery, including browning onions, adding flour and liquids, and serving suggestions. It also includes dough preparation with yeast, milk, and dates, rising times, baking, and a jelly and corn dessert. The excerpt references Christmas fruit puddings and holiday preparation tips.
Kersey residents host visitors from Greeley and Denver for holidays and social events. The district notes a busy school month with health exams, vision checks, and a Gypsy Royer event earning over $26. Teachers and families prepare for Christmas with several locals returning for vacation.
Johnstown residents report family travel plans for Christmas with trips to Milwaukee Denver and Enid Oklahoma. Many attended socials and visitors included the Burke Magsey and Moon families. A local surgery recovery and a skating party at Milliken are noted along with a ladder accident injuring a man in Fort Collins.
The M C B card club held its annual Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald. First prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaner, second to Mrs. Day Daly and Alvert Gustafson. Officers elected will be installed June 2 at the Wesley Slaven home in Creely with Wealey Stevens as president and Mrs A Bradley as vice president.
This fragment lists a pudding recipe with ingredients including two cups chopped candied fruit and citron, two cups chopped nuts, butter and cream, vanilla, and a teaspoon of nutmeg. The text is garbled but indicates a rich fruit pudding with dairy and spice components.
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