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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1950
Page
4
A St Patrick day menu suggests a spicy meat loaf shaped as a shamrock ring with parsleyed potatoes. It covers meat options, flavor variations with horseradish ketchup or mustard, muffin tin mini loaves, a bread stuffing layer, green molded salad, asparagus, cloverleaf rolls and mint ice cream with chocolate sauce.
Armchair gardeners are urged to plan for nutrition and taste, with Miss Grace Armstrong of the University of Illinois recommending a well balanced garden. Advice covers mineral rich vegetables, weekly to yearly quantities, margin for poor harvests, seasonal timing, and choosing varieties for freezing or canning.
Miss Francis Cook from the University of Illinois shares a hot tartar sauce recipe for baked fish steaks. The method warns against boiling after mayo addition and explains timing, temperature, and ingredient proportions for a one cup yield with capers olives pickles parsley lemon juice and mayonnaise.
Sausage links and apple sauce join for a tempting open faced sandwich. Cook sausage in water until evaporated then brown. Toast spread with apple sauce, add two links per slice and top with American cheese. Broil until cheese melts.
A reader invites contribution of home making mottos and prayers from old samplers. The Herald asks readers to share serendipitous sayings such as serenity courage and wisdom to know the difference for possible publication and sharing.
The University of Illinois College of Agriculture home economics department promotes a family account book to track spending and savings. Mrs. Ruth Freeman notes average Illinois sales of 3000 copies yearly and offers summaries after a year of use. Available from home advisers for 25 cents.
A six below temperature marked Sunday morning in Carter See area. Locals expect an oil well to be drilled when weather allows. Visits occurred as Mr and Mrs James Stepp and Mrs Mary K Lackey joined Carter See’s Sunday evening. Wood hauls rise amid coal shortages and several residents aid maple syrup prep while others recover from illnesses.
The Q and A explain gravy fat separation due to excess fat versus flour and note frankfurters are pre-cooked but often heated. It defines stew as simmered small meat pieces with optional vegetables, browned first, and lists loaf baking temps: beef veal lamb and smoked pork at 300 F, fresh pork at 350 F.
Mint sprigs finely chopped mixed with confectioners sugar lemon juice and vinegar creates a savory sauce for lamb roast or chops. Let the mixture stand several hours before serving.
A brief excerpt cites Agathon and Marcus Aurelius on personal virtue. It urges focusing on one’s own actions rather than judging neighbors. The passage underscores moral integrity and adherence to one's own course.
Trinity Lutheran Church holds services temporarily in the home of Mr and Mrs Shelton Davis on the road from South Fourth Street. The 7 30 p m sermon Sunday is Remember based on 1 John 2 12 17. Sunday school and Bible class meet at 6 30 p m.
The city of Marshall, Clark County seat, was laid out Oct 3 1835 by landowners William B. Archer and Joseph Duncan. Duncan later became Illinois governor and U.S. senator. The town honors Chief Justice John Marshall. Apollo and Aristotle are cited as classical figures with brief notes on gods and philosophers.
Clark County’s first county seat Aurora near Darwin, established 1819, housed a jail and a whipping post as a punitive device. A notorious case involved a hog thief named Whitey. The first circuit court convened September 20 1819 to approve bonds for William Archer and Isaac Parker. The first circuit case on April 17 1829 involved Thomas Wilson versus Archer as executor of Lewis Bohn’s estate.
Frances Kuehner reports multiple visits in the region. Wanda Kuehner, Mrs. Thomas Kuehner, and Janet Kay travel to Choctaw school and Mrs. Stoelting’s sister in Terre Haute. Gerald Medsker preached near Martinsville while Rev. Volker attended revival in Denison.
Attendees gathered at Dennison for a revival event held last week with active participation and community interest noted by witnesses.
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