Quick Creamy Potatoes From Farm Wife Column
Simple side dish recipe for quick creamy potatoes using diced potatoes milk onion salt and pepper cooked slowly until tender. Parsley added before serving yields four servings of half cup each.
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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1958
Page
11
Simple side dish recipe for quick creamy potatoes using diced potatoes milk onion salt and pepper cooked slowly until tender. Parsley added before serving yields four servings of half cup each.
The Farm Women group held a Christmas party at Mrs Travid Buckwalter’s home on December 28. Delegates Pauline Longenecker and East er Sanders were named for the state convention in January. New officers were installed: President Mrs John Herr Jr, vice president Mrs S G Longenecker, secretary Mrs Harry Hershey, corresponding secretary Mrs David Buckwalter, and treasurer Mrs Harvey Groff. A letter from Mrs Paul Singer in Hong Kong was read. A Christmas reading was given by Mrs Henry Stedman and Mrs Harry Hershey. The society will meet January 11 at Paradise Elementary School and sew January 30 at Lancaster General Hospital.
Ten winners nationwide including Mr and Mrs S S Ginder of Elizabeth town and Mr and Mrs Norman H Weaver of Bareville receive tickets from C Edward Gaw of Camp Hill as Quaker Oats sponsors a trip to the World Poultry Congress in September in Mexico City. Winners to be flown to Mexico City stay at the Hotel Plaza Vista Hermosa.
The Foreign Agriculture Service reports US exports of hides and skins for January to September 1957 reached 8,285,000 pieces, up from 6,293,000 in 1956. Cattle hides rose about 34 percent, calf and hip skins 15 percent, and sheep and lamb skins 73 percent.
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