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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1966
Page
11
The Greenmound Cemetery Society will hold a 2:30 p.m. Saturday meeting at the New Amsterdam Church. Members are invited to attend and discuss upcoming cemetery programs and maintenance plans.
Mr and Mrs Leslie J Wilt of Viroqua former La Crosse residents observed their 58th wedding anniversary on Wednesday August 17. The couple celebrated the milestone with family and friends at a private gathering in their community.
Mr and Mrs L H Probart of 1005 Cameron Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Suzanne to Steve Sipley son of Mr and Mrs Harold Sipley of 2211 South 17th Street. Cupcakes recipe included for baking at 350 to 375 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes.
Parsley sprigs are added to tomato juice and left refrigerated overnight. The parsley is removed before serving to impart a gentle flavor. A note on chili con carne suggests a pinch of sugar may enhance canned tomatoes.
A cup of nutmeats provides about one quarter pound of edible product. The note describes the typical weight in standard measures and highlights its compact portion size for cooking and nutrition.
Charles W Morton 76 and Laura Landerer 74, residents of the Jackson Home, renewed their marriage vows in Black River Falls with Rev T A Rykken. They rode taxis to get the ring and license, celebrated with a dinner, and began a three day honeymoon to an undisclosed destination. They plan to return to the home but need a double room after the addition is completed. Morton, a native of Ohio, worked as a cheesemaker and retired from the Green Bay and Western Railroad. Landerer came from Chicago after her husband’s death and moved to Hixton before joining the Jackson Home five years ago. Morton has two sons and two great grandchildren.
After browning chicken in fat drain the pieces on brown paper or several layers of paper towels before using in a casserole dish.
Mary Colleen Love and Gary Joseph Runice wed at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral with Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Paul officiating. The couple will reside at 529 N. First St. La Crescent. The bride, a St. Francis School of Nursing graduate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Love of Portland. the groom is the son of Mrs. Faye Runice and the late William Runice.
The amount of liquid needed for braising chicken or meat should be minimal. The exact liquid addition during braising depends on how tightly the cover fits the cooking vessel.
Pamela Fritz and Michael G. Boisen married at 11 45 AM Saturday in St. Thomas More Catholic Church with Rev. John A. Schultz officiating. Attendants included Kathleen Schlich and Bernard Servais. a reception followed at Governor's Guard Hall and luncheon at the Holiday Inn.
A bride wore a double coronet of seed pearls and hand cut crystal with an English silk illusion veil. She carried white glamellia and pink roses. Attendants in pink and aqua silk carried white glamellia and pink aqua carnations. After a wedding trip to northern Minnesota the couple will reside at 118 N. 11th St. The groom is a student at La Crosse State University and employed by Mueller Floor Cleaning of La Crosse.
Guidance on using a double boiler for custards and hollandaise to ensure the water in the bottom pan does not touch the top pan and does not boil during cooking.
Jane Ann Woehrmann and Gene Allen Foner married at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Cargill House of the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charles Houdek presiding. The couple, living in Anderson's Trailer Court, West Salem, plan a reception after the ceremony. The groom works as a receiving clerk at Yahr Lange Drug Co.
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