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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1958
Page
2
Noodles with corn and pepper baked in a 142 quart casserole makes four servings. Sweet potato tart with pineapple and marshmallows bakes in two stages totaling forty minutes. Salads pair well with casseroles. curry powder enhances a French dressing for about three fourths cup.
At the February 1 meeting of the Farm Women's Society 6, college instructor Mrs. Clarence Enter line from Elizabeth town College spoke on The Woman Beautiful. The event at Mrs. Bernard Thome's Milton Grove home included dinner plans for Wythe Laboratories in Marietta and a chartered bus to Philadelphia flower show on March 13 sponsored by Mrs. Ira Heisey. Mrs. William Thome and Mrs. C. R Frey reported on the State Convention in Harrisburg. devotions were led by Mrs. Clayton Risser and the monthly auction was held.
Farm Women 10 met Saturday at the home of Mrs Wayne Bru baker Lancaster. The Bell Telephone Co gave an illustrated talk on diamonds. Reproductions were discussed and recipes for French dressings with herbs and seasonings were offered.
The State Soil Conservation Commission preliminarily approves Pike County watershed project sponsored by the Pike County Soil Conservation District and county commissioners. A feasibility study by USDA specialists will assess flood reduction sediment control and water management.
Farm Women 2 set February 27 to sew at Lancaster Central Hospital during a February 8 meeting at Mrs. John C. Snavely’s Home. Rugs were demonstrated, reports from state convention and county executive board were discussed, a $5 contribution to Meals for Millions was approved, valentines for Heart Haven patients were prepared, and Mrs. Walbur Thompson co hosted.
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