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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1957
Page
15
A page snippet combines do it yourself cleaning and glassware cautions with a refreshing Spring Salad recipe. It covers home polish formulas, using towels as rags, and ovenware guidance before detailing a lime gelatin salad with applesauce celery and optional nuts. Serves 5.
A pepper relish instruction lists R2 Manheim as source with 1 peck green tomatoes 16 large peppers and 16 onions. Grind ingredients, boil 20 minutes, drain then add 1 quart vinegar 1 tablespoon mustard and 5 pounds sugar. Boil 5 minutes then thicken with starch paste.
A historic recipe item describes making a salmon casserole with green pepper onion and lemon juice, enriched by a pimento pinwheel topping. The dish is baked at 425 degrees for 35 minutes and served with a broccoli lemon wedges and pineapple cottage cheese salad, ending with a dessert suggestion and a note of assistance to Mrs Sump.
Farm Women 5 met at the home of Mrs A H Weidman in Manhem for a June meeting. An illustrated lecture by Bell Telephone Co titled Diamonds Are Different guided the program as members shared wedding pictures and comments. A $20 donation supported the County Board of Farm Women Societies for hospital equipment gifts. A second donation aided USO dance plans for October. East Petersburg guests included Mrs Robert Nollt and Mrs Elam Buckwalter. An outdoor cooking program is set for July 25 at Mrs Charles Forney’s home. A county health plan talk is planned and a family picnic is scheduled for August 24 at the Salunga Pavilion.
Thicken out in jars and seal. This relish keeps for years without changing color or flavor. It is good with all kinds of meats and on sandwiches and fried potatoes.
Three Farm Women Society members from Bareville reported on Extension Homemakers Week held at Penn State during a June 26 meeting at Mrs. Gilbert Gotshall’s home. A bird talk by A R Zuck accompanied a parakeet display while $20 was donated to the county council. The next meeting will be a July 31 family picnic at New Holland Community Park.
Women at the fifth annual Extension Homemakers Week at Penn State heard from Ruth K Kimble and others about balancing work and home life. Dr Ralph C Eckert urged self love and courage, while Iris Davenport pressed wellness and appearance, and H R Albrecht called for leadership via 4H and senior extension clubs.
Pennsylvania Extension Homemakers contributed 1250 to the scholarship fund since July 1956. Presentation occurred during the fifth annual Extension Homemakers Week at Pennsylvania State University. Since 1953 the fund has funded 41 scholarships at Mansfield State Teachers College and Indiana State Teachers College.
The average retail price of beef over the past year was 66 cents per pound, the lowest since 1947. Beef production in 1956 reached 14.4 billion pounds, a new record as cattle producers meet demand from the growing population with ample beef.
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