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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1957
Page
2
Practical guidance from Mrs. Ruth Kreibich on selecting buying and storing cabbage. Notes vitamin C content one-third per serving and that mature heads are cheaper. Suggestions include raw servings like coleslaw and creative dressings, plus cabbage bundles as a main dish and a nod to traditional homemade biscuits.
Society 2 met Saturday at the home of Mrs. Carl Brubaker north of Menheim with twenty members present. The group planned to operate food stands at two sales and named a visiting committee to visit shut-ins.
A simple biscuit mix folded with half of a two and one ounce can of dried beef yields a double batch. Freeze part for later. These hearty biscuits complement breakfast eggs luncheon salad or soup for supper.
A vintage recipe for Meaty Biscuits combines 2 cups sifted flour 1 tablespoon baking powder % cup lard to cup dried beef and 2 cups milk. Cut in lard to resemble coarse crumbs then mix in dried beef and milk until dough clings to a fork. Roll knead cut bake to a delicate brown for 18 minutes at 450 degrees, yielding about 18 biscuits.
The Society of Farm Women 7 met at Mrs Walter Snead's home Paradise with Mrs Emma Denlinger co hosting. Twenty eight members answered roll call and shared which schools they attended while reports on school cafeteria operations were given. A $20 donation went to St Joseph's Hospital Lanecas ter and proceeds plus luncheon funds supported the Needlework Guild totaling $1649. The next meeting will be at Mrs Jacob Mowrey's home with plans to sew cancer dressings.
The Society will operate a stand at the Manheim Farm Show selling turkey barbecue ham sandwiches chips and coffee. Meetings concluded with a Stanley party and refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs John O Snavely.
Mrs Kenneth Habecker was elected president of the Society of Farm Women 22 for two years at a Sept 10 meeting at the home of Mrs Har old Zook. New officers include Vice president Mrs Donald Kepner secretary Mrs Donald Esben shade assistant secretary Mrs Harold Ranck and treasurer Mrs William Weller. Two new members Mrs Melvin Peifer and Mrs Norman Kolb joined. Plans were set for a rummage sale Oct 15 at 20 South Duke St Lancaster and a Hallowe en Party Oct 22 with husbands as guests. On Nov 12 Society 23 will be entertained at 1:30 pm at an undecided location. Retiring president Mrs Wills Rohrer.
The Second Annual Feeders Tour will depart from the Conestoga Bus Garage on East Castnut Street in Lancaster. Tickets are $3.25 per person with advance reservations required by Saturday Oct. 5 to M. M Smith at 202 Post Office Building Lancaster. Beverages and ice cream will be served at lunch time through the Franklin County Extension Club. few other foods will be available.
A reader from Manheim Lancaster Farming lauds Jerome Sowers and the paper as a strong young publication. The note wishes prosperity and growth with the times.
Society 14 hosted Society 9 guests September 11 at Strasburg Fire Hall. Hostesses led devotions and roll call, then announced flower show winners including best dining room arrangement Mrs Groff and best hall table arrangement Mrs Seaman. A $10 donation to the Needlework Guild of America Lancaster Branch was approved. Next meeting date未 specified.
At 1 30 p m on Wednesday October 9 the event at the home of Mrs Christian Landis Ai Ranks with co hosts Mrs Esther Homsher and Mrs Charles Seaman. Officers will be elected and a food sale will be held.
The American Veterinary Medical Association cites poor management malnutrition and parasitism as key factors driving illness in the nation's estimated 25 million dogs.
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