Hole Makery Gas Bubbles Create Holes in Cheese
Gas producing bacteria cause holes in cheddar like yeast in bread. Bacteria release gases that collect in the cheese matrix, forming characteristic holes.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1951
Page
5
Gas producing bacteria cause holes in cheddar like yeast in bread. Bacteria release gases that collect in the cheese matrix, forming characteristic holes.
A sequence of social gatherings unfolds this week from Tuesday night banking party at Paula Raley’s to Thursday lunch with Judy Coffee and supper with Dana Lou Cunningham. Guests include Carolyn Sue Coffee Lyla Brown Sandra Robins and end with Friday horseback rides swimming a luncheon at Fairpark and a theatre outing tonight.
A round of visits is reported as families travel to see relatives and friends. Wilbur Pickard and family visit his parents in town, while others in the area, including Mrs. Howard Flesher and children, spend time with relatives in Blevins and Lebanon. Rev. L. Lawrence attends a trustee meeting in Montreal, and Homer Cobb plans a move to Guam via San Francisco for a Brown, Pacific and Maxim position. Emmia Jean Fuller joins Springfield visits, and Gurdon hosts Georganne Lowe with Hamilton and Lowe relatives.
Mrs. Carl Jones announces the arrival of a son on August 24 at Hosnital Mates. Mrs. Mary Harper discharged at McCaskill with baby boy. Branch discharged Mrs. Lois Davidson and a baby boy at Rt 4 Hope. G. W. Harless and Earl Townsend listed among discharges.
Reports from Little Rock state U S Rep Boyd Tackett of Nashville will seek Arkansas governor in 1952 if campaign funds are available. He said he might run for congress against seventh district Rep Oren Harris if he does not run for governor. Tackett doubts Governor McMath runs for a third term, noting only Jeff Davis held three terms.
Little Rock Aug. 24. Rep. Janes Campbell urged allowing plaintiffs in damage suits to reveal defendant insurance. Current law bans such disclosure. Campbell asked for council study of laws in other states and a bill for the 1953 legislature. He also sought redrafting Act 140 of 1949 on probate court procedure due to ambiguous subsections.
Buyers from seven states gathered in Little Rock for the opening of the 1951 fall furniture market. The Arkansas Furniture Association convention began as EB B. Garrett of El Dorado was elected president, succeeding Byron R. Morse of Little Rock. New district vice presidents included C. E. Johnson of Fort Smith and Robert J. Lindsey.
Walter E. Lokey of Little Rock is named head of the national production authority investigative staff in the district. John E. Buxton Arkansas district manager says an investigative force will enforce CMP regulations on control and materials plans and seek evidence when manufacturers fail to comply. The CMP regulates the flow of steel copper and aluminum through industry.
Stuttgart in the southeast and Nashville in the south west regions are listed with G. Watson and J. Hearn Latimer among attendees. Alex Mosley of Pine Bluff is named treasurer, while Van T. Kimber of Little Rock is re elected executive vice president and secretary.
A fragmentary column reveals Dorothy Did Forget Past Love in New York on Aug 24 1949, outlining personal letters and advice. Topics include a Parkinsons claim to donate the body for medical study, a polio cure discussion, and romantic guidance from Miss Dix-style counsel for several readers with relationships and marriage questions. The piece mentions Sister Macbeth Keats, Astral Tats, and unclear nurses, with advisers like Betty and Tanta Gle offering practical, sometimes blunt, guidance.
Beer permits of two Springdale dealers have been suspended by the alcohol beverage control board for selling beer to intoxicated persons. The permits were held by Wayne Webb Light of the Blue Castle cafe and Edgar Lee Denney, operator of the Ozark town, Schenectady, N.Y. The action followed reports of intoxication and violations at the establishments in Arkansas.
A reader asks Laura about a problematic guest and a possible divorce threat. Laura responds bluntly that the man seeks hospitality and companionship for as long as he can, urging focus on self preservation and warning of potential disillusionment ahead.
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