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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1952
Page
11
New York cooks share a method for a glossy clove studded Easter ham with a honey brown sugar glaze. Bake at 300F for 15 25 minutes per pound, then 400F last 25 30 minutes, basting with the pan drippings and a bitters honey mixture for a tropical tasting glaze.
Mr and Mrs Palmer Traff of 1123 S Fourth St marked 40 years married on March 23 with children grandchildren and friends joining a surprise remembrance. They wed March 20 1912 with Rev Ostrum of the Houston Minn Norwegian Lutheran Church officiating. Bethel Busy Bees and Ladies Auxiliary FOE events listed with local activities.
Quick-frozen perch fillets baked in a 400 F oven until cooked. Use about a cup of seasoned tomato sauce for a one pound box of fillets. The method yields a simple, flavorful seafood dish.
Eldon Bey of 2125 Market announces the engagement of Jerneane Bey to Keith Smith of Waupaca. Smith is a student at the University of Wisconsin and the couple plans to marry June 28.
The article explains using the oil from canned salmon or tuna as a substitute for butter in cream sauces. It suggests measuring the oil from the can when creaming tuna and using it to reduce fat or replace butter in recipes.
Viola Mae Otterson and James Gibson Frederixon wed March 23 at North Beaver Creek Church. Attendants included Mrs Archie Nilson and Mrs Robert Karl. Barbara Jean Olson as flower girl. The couple will reside in New Richmond after a Madison honeymoon. groom works at Central Yard Lumber Co.
Holmen Wisconsin special report notes Mr and Mrs Manley Hendrickson celebrating their silver wedding anniversary on Sunday March 30. Families host an open house from two to five at the Hendrickson home for relatives and friends.
Judy Herreid, daughter of Mrs. Andrew Herreid and, hosted by 125 relatives, received a prenuptial shower March 22 at Beach school. The couple, Judy Herreid and Lester Folkedahl of Blair and Colorado Springs, will wed April 19 at Zion Lutheran Church Blair, with Rev. Lawrence Halvorson officiating. Herreid works at Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee. Folkedahl does construction in Milwaukee.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Earl Rutledge of Chicago named George Peter at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church on Sunday morning. Rev E G Hertler conducted the baptism with Miss Amelia Walther and Edward Walther as sponsors.
Newlyweds flock to Nassau for honeymoons embracing batik matching beach sets for men and women with coordinated accessories. Cummerbunds gain popularity, citrus stains need cold water rinse to protect fibers, and Scottish cashmeres introduce new cardigans with Peter Pan collars and middy influences.
A voice coach advises using recordings to improve speech. Listen to your own voice playback to identify defects such as harsh tone, volume loss, or monotone. Record regularly, compare over months, and continue practicing to achieve natural speech aligned with daily use.
Sylvia Dickrager became Norris Danuser's wife at St. John's Lutheran Church Nadine Minnesota on March 16 in a ceremony reported from Galeville Wisconsin.
A tip suggests adding a teaspoon of orange rind to the milk in plain muffin batter for brighter flavor. This small adjustment from Ruth Kelsey Sparta enhances aroma and citrus notes in freshly baked muffins.
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