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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1956
Page
15
The Farm Wife section presents recipes from Mrs Clarence W Hershey and Mrs Heisey, including Juice Pie and Old Fashioned Potato Doughnuts. It announces a free one year subscription to Lancaster Farming for the week’s award winner.
A public notice invites housewives to subscribe to Lancaster Farming for one year via a weekly pest letter and recipe feature. The column includes a potato batter recipe, notes on lard versus substitutes, and calls for Easter cooking ideas like pickled eggs and beets.
Make two 7 inch tea rings with hot roll mix mint jelly apricots maraschino cherries walnuts butter coconut citron and cinnamon sugar. Prepare dough divide bake two rings rise and glaze with confectioners sugar optional garnish with cherries.
A recipe for Easter Egg Cake with coconut frosting is published by Mrs. Helsey, including ingredients and step by step directions. The write up notes seasonal cooking in Lancaster County with farm foods such as chicken, potatoes, apples, beef, pork, milk, and dairy products, plus upcoming changes to beef grades effective June 1 1956.
Farm Women Society 21 met at the home of Mrs Lewis Walton Peach Bottom with co hosts. Contributions of 500 each were made to the Lancaster County Unit American Career Society and to the Lancaster County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The group will provide entertainment March 31 at the Lancaster County Home with Society 22 for Ways and Means.
Society of Farm Women 13 will entertain Society 4 at a meeting held Saturday at 2 p m in the Farm Bureau Building on Dillersville Road. Mrs Charles Snyder will give a book review.
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