Thawing Frozen Chicken Tips From Home Demonstration
Advice from the Experiment Station at Cornell finds it best to thaw chicken before cooking though hard frozen can work for some water boiling steps. Cut up pieces may go straight to pot, but breaded items need thawing for crumbs to cling. Thaw in original package in refrigerator to insure even heating and prevent dry outs, says Gersilda Guthrie. Mr and Mrs Sam Wyatt of 1020 Fillyheel take a two week vacation in California visiting daughter Mrs Warren Thompson and relatives, returning July 4.
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Antanswer
Corneh
Gersilda Guthrie
Mra
Sam Wyatt
California
San Franciso
Warren ‘Thompson
Wyatts
Hause-Trenary Vows Exchanged In Greeley Ceremony
Miss Edita Hause of Kersey and William Hause of Rawlins exchanged wedding vows Sunday at First Missionary Baptist Church in Greeley. Rev. Ellis W. Fisher officiated as sixty guests attended. The bride wore a white nylon frock and white hat with red roses, with maid of honor Avra House in blue nylon. Best man Oleh Trenaty stood beside the groom. After reception at the bride’s home, the couple will reside in Rawlins after June 7. The bride, a 1955 College High School graduate, has worked at a Greeley telephone company since November. the groom attended Kersey High, served in Korea, and works in Rawlins for a construction company. Grandmothers held a picnic at Mrs. Hess Smith’s home in Denver area.
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Moss Carol Trensry
B.A. Trenary
Ensi
Gilcrest
William Hause
A. C. Hause
South of Kergey
Din Missionary Baptist Church of Greeley
Ellis W. Fisher
Atvra House of
Irenary
Rawlins
Wsc
College High School
Oluphone Company
Greeley
Groum
Kersty High
Korea
West Kersey Club Meets at Roth Home
Mrs George Roth hosted the West Kersey club at her east of La Sally home with twelve members and four guests present. August program features children of members with solos and readings. Miss Betsy Henry wins the Wonder Box. next meeting July 1 at Mrs Orrin Kents.
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George Roth
East of la
West Kersey
Carl Henry
George Maxey
Elizabeth Cappius
Raymond Stromberger
Larrin Kent
Betsy Henry
Rell
Henry
Als
Ann Cappius
Billy, the Kid
Richard Burmand
Bonnie
Birdie In
Carolyn Plumb
Gloria Marek
Gloria Burmood
Lacinquantaine
Ida Danielson
Vernon Cappius
Marybeth Cappius
Spain
Frank Roth
Joan Roth
Hame
Orrin Kent
All-American girl meets world at Paris youth conference
Marilyn Lee Graves of Hebron Mississippi, 15, selected as an all round American girl to represent U S youth ages 12 to 20 at an international Paris conference. She is a homemaker and community leader also named Miss Young America 4-H. Attendees from 19 countries discussed politics, economy, customs and daily life, with questions about America. Graves explained farm life and education, contrasting European views.
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Keme
Marilyn Lee Graves
Hebron
Miss
America
Paris
Marilyn
gWwns
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Israel
Egypt
Sweden
Molland
Belgium
Cameroons
Rene Caty
Oge
iJr Girls Golf Tournament Plans Race at Greeley Club
The Junior Girls Golf Association prepares for a Wednesday handicap event at Greeley Country Club with 8 30 a m tee off. Last week 18 girls competed with Lynn Bedinger and Pat Flood leading night one and Gail Anderson earning the sweepstakes ball with 26 points. Officers elected include Becky Barber president Judy Patterson vice president Pat Flood secretary and Sharla Hae Smith treasurer.
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Greeley, Country Club
Lynn Bedinger
Pat Flood
Mitchell
Jan Pallerson
Prophrey Bell
Gail Anderson
Becky Barber
Judy Patterson
Sharla Hae Smith
Lynn” Bedinger
Judy Capp
Christy Opdyke Tyring
Mari lyn plans and travels spark cultural exchange hopes
A Mississippi State College for Women home economics student, Marilyn Bean, envisions a TV program after graduation and considers an exchange trip to study farming in Europe. She returned with delegate addresses and souvenirs from a conference, including a gold ball dress by Langla and a scarf from Grace Kelly. The Beans, Kenneth and sons BJ and Mike, c 102 Fourteenth Street, completed a two week vacation visiting North Dakota relatives, Glacier National Park, Lake Louise, Banff, Spokane, Grand Coulee Dam, Yellowstone, and Jackson Lake, while Kenneth was on Gambles store vacation.
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Marilyn
America
Langla
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Mississippi State College For Women
Europe
Kenneth Bean
Mike
Fourteenth Street
Cord
Beans
Minol
N. D
Glacier National Park
Lake Louise
Banff
Canada
Spokane
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson Lake
Bean
Vacat Lion
Gambles
Enlow Tax Evasion Trial Recessed In Denver Area
The federal income tax evasion trial of Sheriff Carl Enlow of Jefferson County was recessed until Monday. Enlow faces charges of evading taxes on 1949 and 1950 returns and aided tavern operators by allowing slot machines in exchange for payoffs. The government finished presenting its case on Thursday as the defense sought a directed verdict, denied by U S District Judge Jean Stroistenstein.
Ki Della Chapter Party at Mads Hansen Farm
Ki Della chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosts a barn dance Saturday evening at Mads Hansen farm north of Aull. Members and guests meet at the park across from the Elks Club at 8 o clock for directions.
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Ki Della
Beta Sig Mz Phi
Mads Hansen
Mille
Aull
Elks Club
Garden party dress pattern by International Designer Patterns
Spaden's thenational designer pattern showcases a feminine garden party dress with a graceful neckline and soft bias folds. Describes fabric options and sizes, with pattern No. Ql, price $1.00, mailing details to International Designer Patterns, New York.
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Norman Hartnell
Princess Linas
P.O
New York
Mashburn Home Hosts Happy Hour Club Meeting
The Happy Hour club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Ethel Mashburn’s home 610 Tenth Avenue. Twelve members attended with five guests including Mrs. Bill Kramer Ted and Jan Hinkle Linda Lee Linton and Mrs. Dave Mueller. Prizes awarded. flower prize to Mrs. Kramer high hostess to Linton low to Mrs. Miller. Next meeting in September hosted by Mrs. Margaret Sughrove. Ontario holds a quarter of Canada’s railroad track mileage.
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Happy Hour Club
Ethel Mashairn
Tenth Avenue
Bill Kramer
Ted
Jan Hinkle
Linda Lee Linton
Dave Mueller
Kramer
Low
Clara Miller
Moble Dalton
Macgaret Sughrove
Jeff and Ike in Arctic Drum Story and Music Store Ad
In the western Arctic a drummer from the Kakimo tradition uses a hoop drum with a sealskin cover as part of a vocal inflection style. The piece notes cultural context and mentions a potential northward journey for young locals, then shifts to an advertising plug for Caste PAS MUSIC STORE & STUDIOS offering piano and organ lessons, with contact details.
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Gene Kruge
Buddy Rich
Political Roundup on Conventions and Campaign Styles
The Associated Press reports Republican leaders set plans for their national convention in San Francisco starting August 2 and consider shortening the four day event. Eisenhower plans no public message while recovering, but party officials expect him to seek a second term. Democrats eye a whistle stop style campaign with Adlai Stevenson Estes Kefauver and Averell Harriman as candidates.
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FRESS
GOP
Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Waller
Army Hospital
Dfall
Chicago
San Francisco
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tewassee
Averell Harrinan
New York
National
Paul M. Rigtlee
Butler
Cerming PeSapio
Tammany
Warri+ mat
Evel
Stevenson
Kefayver
Doris Pledge
Milliken High Reunion Banquet Saturday at School
The eighth annual reunion of Milliken High School alumni will be held this Saturday at the school. Dinner is served at 6 45 p m and dancing starts afterward. Bolenbaugh's Orchestra will provide the music for the event.
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Milliken High
Political speak and farm aid critique in midwest report
Butler comments on Democratic fundraising aiming to raise between 2 and 2.5 million for radio and TV campaigning. Kefauver blasts Eisenhower admin over farm aid plans and administration pace. Harriman urges civil defense leadership and tours for nomination support. Dr Mary Wahl, 70, former KU medical school dean and pathology head since 1919, dies.
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Butler
Itvasury
Stevehgan
Gamwbell
Eldora
Kefauve
Secessary Ieadership
Congress
Harriman
House Gament Operations
Albany
New York
Iown
Atiar
Nesota
North Dakota
Kansas City
Kan
Imarry F. Wahl
University of Kansas Medical School
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Organa
Sih
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Mister
Edita
Haye Picnlé
Grandmothers Club
Hess Smith
Eighth Avenue
Lyde Powell
Denver
Dormer
Mollie E. Kills
Mattie Hollen- Hack
Fourteenth Avenue
Iarn Hause
Franary
Ben Pabrizius
Paul Ehr- Tich
ASU
Cransad
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Peterson-Nordell
iJr
Marilyn Lee Graver
Enlow
Spaden
Neaman Wamneil
England
Spatea
Mashburn
Ontario
Jeff” and
Ike
Wastern
Arctic
Dodds
Ofo
16Th Street
Shopping Directory
Abbott Electric Co
Eletareal
Bowles Books
Corde Bunt
Noc
Clair Louise
Glenell
Hatch
Texaco
Chet Hatch
Ed Mack Riley
Greeley Mason’s
Phillips
Bob Brune
Virgil Mason Nash
Robert E. Owens & Co
Priite
Ray
Roy L. Smith
Stauffer
Nash
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Nash Studio
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