Sauce ideas for fish with capers and bananas
A brief note suggests pairing fish with a white sauce spiked by capers for a savory dressings. It also mentions bananas as a tasty accompaniment to fish, suitable for frying baking or broiling.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1935
Page
4
A brief note suggests pairing fish with a white sauce spiked by capers for a savory dressings. It also mentions bananas as a tasty accompaniment to fish, suitable for frying baking or broiling.
The 1986 Pennsylvania election calendar runs through the year with key dates for primaries on Tuesday April 28 and the general election on Tuesday November 3. Candidates for U S President and Vice President, Auditor General, State Treasurer, 44 U S House seats, 25 state Senate seats, and 203 state House seats will be on the ballot. Each party will elect its delegates to the national convention.
The text outlines committee seats by district and party rules for nominating candidates. It lists key dates for the January to December 1936 primary and November election, including petition deadlines, registrations, withdrawals, and expense filing by campaigns and committees.
Forestry field day at Ben Walker woodlot near Kintersburg Rayne Township on Wednesday December 18 begins at 10 am with soil service cuttings demo timber estimating saw filing and talks by Frank Murphey. Contests include log sawing wood chopping and wood identification open to Indiana county residents.
A week of nuptials reports six marriages in western Pennsylvania towns. Lassick and Marteny wed December 6 in Brushvalley. Frailey and Wimmer wed December 7 in Indiana. Asking and Thompson wed December 7 in Robinson. Zuray and Chappell wed December 5 in the Court House. Yarnel and Taylor wed December 4 in Indiana. Smith and Pardee wed December 10 in Blacklick. Baker and Rogers wed December 6 in Blairsville. Walker and Weaver wed December 7 in Irongstown.
Mrs Wells Cunningham spent Saturday with her father Daniel Kennedy of Saltsbury as his eightyeth birthday was celebrated by his daughters. Eleanor Brown ill with pneumonia. Numerous visitors and callers in the Ewing and related homes. Send The Progress to friends as a Christmas gift.
PEELOR DISTRICT ladies gathered at Willow Lodge last Wednesday for a quilting party hosted by Mrs W Foreman and daughter Alice Millen. They worked on two quilts a wedding ring quilt destined for Colorado and a bow tie quilt in wine and gold. Mrs Julia Cunningham, age 88, was surprised and honored as guests celebrated her birthday with dinner and amid music and conversation. Several local residents and guests attended, with deer trophies and visits by relatives noted.
William Bowers Robinson and Mise Jean Gowers attended Emanu el Ressler’s funeral in town from Holsopple. Wilbert Mack visited Pittsburgh. Hendersons Cross and Johns attended Mrs. Livengood’s funeral near Blairsville. Howard Falcon and daughters Varied Armagh visitors at Petersons. Mrs Chal Brendlinger visiting Annie Fisher’s home. Lem Brendlinger ill. Brethren church Sunday school to hold Christmas entertainment Dec 22. Joseph Diamond’s condition improved. Local deer hunters: Wilson Nixon Ben Mulligan James Robertson Robert Burkett Sr Robert Burkett Jr Victor Miller Weldon Cable. Hans Noel Bolivar hunted a bear. Fire destroyed Mrs Alex Long’s home and contents in West Bolivar. Lutheran Bible class officers named for coming year: President L. H. Taylor. Vice President Ross Lichtenfels. Secretary Arthur Bowser. Treasurer Edna Huston. Luther League officers elected: President Grace Lichtenfels. Vice President Isabel Shomo. Secretary Alma Shomo. Treasurer Eva Mae McDowell.
William Kimpfield returned from McKean county after a week hunting deer. Mrs. Irwin Shaffer and Mrs. Emma Moose visited Mia. Amanda Moose and Harry Artemus of Johnstown each took a six point deer. Nearby residents James Williams Verna Spires and Kenneth Spires joined camp visitors Sunday. Billie Artemus stayed with grandmother Mrs Millie Murdick. Carrie Nelson and son Blair with family visited Harvey Moose home Sunday evening. Gift subscription offers for The Progress announced with Christmas card greetings.
Cover tender dwarf shrubs with evergreen branches for protection. Use straw canvas or burlap to shield larger plants from bright sun. Upright boards help shield shrubs from snow. Leave space at the bottom of all protected plants to allow free circulation of dead air.
A Passing Show snippet from London captures a policeman asking how he knocked a man down and the motorist replying he didn’t knock him down, he paused to let him cross and the man fainted. The brief exchange highlights street theatre humor and public temperament.
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