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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1959
Page
10
Recipe fragment describes cooking oyste rs in a cream sauce with parsley lemon and butter. It includes steps for browning pork strips, sauteing onion and celery, thickening with flour, adding oyster liquor and oysters, then baking in ramekins or shells and serving with patty shells or mashed potatoes.
Wipe oysters dry dip in butter seasoned with cayenne and salt. Roll in crumbs and broil until brown. Arrange on toast and pour remaining butter garnish with parsley and lemon. Serves two to four portions.
Farm Women Society No 9 met at Mrs Helen Zerker's Martinville home January 17 with 1959 president Mrs Ed Breneman presiding. Devotions led by Mrs Elmer Huber. A special meeting to sew cancer dressings was scheduled for January 27 at Mrs Minnie Warfel's Conestoga Center. Next meeting is February 21 at Mrs Oram Hagen's home with a covered dish luncheon and flower sale.
The Society of Farm Women No. 19 met at Mrs Emert Wissler’s Mount Joy route home with Mrs Geo Baker as co host. Miss Verna Weaver Lititz spoke on her Labrador teaching year. New officers were installed and two cartons of canned fruit were packed for Heart Haven. A March bus trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show was planned. Hosts for the next meeting are Mrs John Ruhl and Mrs John Bare at the SPABC building.
Water conditioning consultant Cliff Lehman urges homeowners with wells lakes or ponds to install automatic chlorination-dechlorination units to kill germs and improve taste and odor. He warns contamination can occur over time and stresses simple inexpensive equipment for homes farms pools and livestock watering.
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