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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1956
Page
10
The page lists numerous home style dishes and desserts including fried pork chops with a green pepper gravy, fruit salad with cream cheese and nuts, fish casserole with rice and parsley, liver sautéed in butter, blue berry pudding, black walnut cookies, apple bars, and various cookies and bars. It offers cooking steps, bake times, and oven settings, with a closing note urging readers to try these cooky treats and to share them as gifts.
The Society of Farm Women No 21 schedules two events: a roller skating party at Rocky Springs Park and a bake sale in front of the Greist Building in Lancaster. Dates will be announced later at their Jan 12 meeting hosted by Mrs Evelyn Herr with president Mrs Alice Ressell in charge. Some members reported on the State Convention in Harrisburg and the group voted a $500 contribution to the March of Dimes.
Thirty members of the Society of Farm Women 18 were guests of Society 7 at a Saturday lunch meeting in Paradise Elementary School. Mrs C J Keneagy welcomed the guests. Attendance from the host society was 35. Plans were announced for the Feb 11 meeting at Leacock Presbyterian Church social rooms. Reports on the state convention during the farm show were given by Mrs Raymond Stoner, Society 18 president, and Arthur J Eshelman, Pequea Valley School district superintendent, who showed a film on California. Mrs Herman Brackbill and her entertainment committee planned luncheon arrangements.
West Berlin housewife Meta Semler reported her 11 year old electric stove began emitting radio programs while cooking. Engineers found no device inside and concluded a nearby radio relay tower caused the metal stove to act as a primitive receiver turning it into an unintended radio set.
Readers are invited to send more cards letters and recipes to Household Page Lancaster Farming Quarryville Pa for next week. The snippet mentions dipping cookies in chocolate and sharing domestic tips typical of Lancaster County.
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