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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1957
Page
2
A guide outlines freezing molded salads made with gelatin to avoid sogginess. It recommends using less liquid, celery stays crisp, and provides a basic molded chicken salad recipe with condensed soup and gelatin. Variations include turkey ham tuna and other meats.
Tips from Louise Hamilton Penn State extension nutritionist chill cans cut ends remove contents in one piece slice as desired. Slice ahead wrap refrigerate and add to tossed green salad potato macaroni or cabbage salad.
The Farm Women Society 9 elected Mrs Dorothy Warfel as president at a Saturday meeting in Martic Forge. Officers include Jean Breneman as vice president and Betty Shauback as secretary. Hostesses were Mary Gardner Reba Gardner Clare Gardner and Marian Kneisley from Martic Forge.
A Farm Women 3 book club operates by each member buying a book reads it and passes it to the next on the list at the next meeting. The original buyer keeps the book after all members have read it. At a Saturday meeting at Mrs. Lloyd Martin’s home final plans were made for a refreshment booth at the Ephrata Fair. Tentative plans for a Williamsburg bus trip were set for Oct 26 and 27. A nominating committee was named and treasurer audits arranged. Slides of Canada Nova Scotia and the Southwest were shown. Next meeting is Oct 19 at 1 30 p m with Mrs S M Mohler in Ephrata.
Society 23 officers chosen for coming year include President Mrs Edgar Funk and Vice President Mrs Jonas Nissley after a Sept 19 corn roast and spaghetti supper at Mrs Ralph Kauffman’s home. Past president Mrs John Herr Jr. presided.
Society 8 entertained Society 19 members at the Donegal Club House west of Mt Joy. A business session finalized plans for the Corn Queen program at the Mt Joy Farm Show on Oct 19. Mrs Chester Buzzard spoke on the Parable of the African Violet, comparing plant care to Christian life, with a decorated buffet and refreshments served.
Read cheese labels for storage guidance. Store grated cheeses in a dry cool place to avoid lumping. American melts best for cooking, hard Italian for hot dishes. Perishable soft cheese should be refrigerated in a tightly covered container. buy only what you can use soon.
Farm Women Society 12 met at Mrs. Raymond K. Aston’s home in Mullersville with 31 members sharing favorite housework. Society 23 will entertain Society 12 on Oct 24. Miss Norma B. Aston spoke on her Mexico trip with woven rebozos and lacquer ware. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Wissler and Mrs. Brenner. Oct meeting features a covered dish supper at Mrs. Herr’s home on Oct 19 at 6 30.
Veterinarian John Herrick of Iowa State College warns cows explore risky items that can be fatal. He cites paint pails freshly painted buildings fertilizer sacks insecticides treated oats and similar substances as deadly if ingested. Keep animals away from such objects and consult a vet if poisoning is suspected.
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