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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1954
Page
8
Massachusetts fruit drives ham recipes with cranberry glaze and sweet potato sides. Readied croquettes feature mashed sweet potatoes with orange zest brown sugar nuts and cranberry sauce centers then baked with a cranberry top crust and a nut sprinkled sweet potato casserole.
Elisabeth Logan Davis argues in a new book that American mothers should return to old common sense childrearing. She cites strict discipline, religious belief, and limited money as common among mothers of famous Americans and urges less reliance on schools and communities for discipline and religion. She urges more direct mother child time, clear goals, and practical engagement to prepare children for adult life.
Mrs Susie Ott was guest of honor at Myrick Park for a surprise party given by her children for her 75th birthday. Relatives from La Crosse Norwalk Milwaukee Janesville and Milwaukee attended along with eight children and 20 grandchildren who presented a wristwatch.
An impressive memorial program was presented at the Gateway Temple 19 Pythian Sisters regular meeting in the IOOF Hall. Participants included May Morgan, Esther Dahl, Lila Hoelzer, Mabel Mickeljohn, Olga Johnson and Filla Samples, with hostesses Pearl Cohen Athelia Affeldt Bill Nelson and Semelda Wachs serving the evening lunch.
AP Newsfeatures reports Dr. Leonid Kotkin’s diet permits high quality snacks between meals to curb hunger. The diet bans fatty foods and most carbohydrates while excluding five vegetables. lean meat and pot cheese are allowed, with examples like tomato salad or carrot sticks.
Local notices advertise a St John Evangelical rummage sale in the church basement on West Ave and Market Friday June 4 from 8 am to 4 pm. Other ads promote Roth's Flor Mart discounts, a Wednesday Thursday rummage sale with a gas stove and refrigerator, and shops offering hats and apparel with film service and refunds.
In 1880 delegates at a football convention agreed to standardize to 11 players per side, moving away from earlier mutual agreements allowing 25 20 15 or 11 players. This marks a key shift toward the modern gridiron format.
Rev. Mack of the National Council of Churches says top Hollywood actors are eager to participate in religious films. He notes Jane Russell and Jimmy Stewart have already contributed or taught Sunday school, with many others expressing willingness to help.
Missouri columnist Vivian Brown surveys high school slang across cities. Terms from Sioux Falls, Miami, Detroit, Aberdeen, Little Rock and Los Angeles illustrate teen lingo such as flake out, pull a boo boo, baddest dog, dolls, and conference calling tricks, with regional twists and playful phrases.
A private secretary should avoid small talk before connecting a call to save time, while ensuring messages are relayed promptly. Writing down messages helps avoid mistakes. Do not argue publicly with a spouse when hosting or visiting others to prevent embarrassment.
Wilma Lucille Janacek and Leon J. Subera plan a June 23 wedding at 1 p.m. at First Congregational Church Hillsboro Wisconsin. Announcement is made by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs William Janacek Yuba and the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Subera Yuba.
A cosmetics article advises tired women to use a cleanser at bedtime to remove makeup quickly. It recommends patting on and wiping off with tissues to protect skin and avoid pore clogging, noting a cosmetic house markets an emergency but regular-use product for delicate skin prone to flakiness and wrinkles.
This spring silk fabrics dominate the scene with sheen and drape. Practical care guides explain gentle sudsing and avoiding pulling while washing blouses dresses and lingerie. Use two basins to prevent dye bleed and blot excess moisture before ironing while garments stay slightly damp for best results.
A guide urges mature women to choose sandals for evening events and theater, warning against inappropriate daytime wear. It cautions selecting refined styles that enhance grace and favors paired, tasteful choices over casual sunlit strolls. Also offers a simple dessert idea with almonds and apples.
An upbeat column urges women to occasionally indulge in self care and small luxuries to boost morale. It notes beauty salons and pampering as mood boosters, especially for older women, while cautioning against reckless spending and suggesting thoughtful, targeted splurges aligned with long-held wishes.
Dior unveils a spring collection belt heavy with belts on almost every garment. Some ensembles feature two belts one on a jacket and another on the dress signaling a shift from last year’s belt drought.
Mrs. Hanlon, a longtime circus clown from New Jersey, heads Ringling Bros show with humor and pantomime. She has performed for 10 years and joins husband William and his brother Bill in a popular act that delights grandchildren Robert Anita and Judy Patton of Teaneck.
A layered pizza style casserole combines milk water and salt with rice cereal to form a firm base, folded with parsley then chilled. A tomato cheese sauce is prepared with onion celery garlic and green pepper, then cheese melted in. The chilled layer is cut into wedges, topped with sauce, and baked until hot and lightly browned.
Heat cider with brown sugar to taste and a dash of cinnamon cloves and allspice. Use a cinnamon stick and whole spices then strain before serving. Ground spices require no straining.
For frequent bakers rubber spatulas prove helpful in mixing and scraping bowls. Available in two blade widths, one about half the other, both usable in the kitchen for cleaning and stirring tasks.
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