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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1977
Page
5
A letters page from Mexico Missouri offers practical kitchen hacks. Tips include saving ham drippings as broth cubes, baking cupcakes in aluminum tubes, freezing portions for quick lunches, easing plastic wrap start with tape, using cotton gloves for freezer chores, and threading elastic through hems with a split curtain rod for easier gathering.
Commerce Bank of Mexico presents a piece on protecting U S currency. The Treasury Department tracks counterfeiters with bank cooperation and seasoned agents. Bank personnel help identify bogus notes by feel and alert Treasury when phony money is detected.
Vandalia announces the engagement of Cynthia M. Barron to William L. Brouk of Bethany. Barron, a 1973 Van-Far graduate and University of Missouri alumna in Medical Dietetics, plans to wed Brouk, a 1973 Linn R-2 and MU graduate in Agronomy, Oct. 1 at First Christian Church Vandalia. The couple will reside in Bethany. The report also notes a large Robert Davis family reunion in Centra lia hosted by several families and lists attendees from multiple states.
The Robinson family reunion gathered at Centralia City Recreation Park for a basket dinner. Attendees included Clarence and family, Loretta Kellogg, the Burton and Palmer clans, chairs from Hannibal to Mexico, and many others from Moberly, Jefferson City, Hannibal, Center City, and nearby towns.
Centralia announces the engagement of Miss Vicki Galloway of Columbia to Lanny Meng of Oregon. Miss Galloway, a 1973 Centralia High School graduate, works at Boone County National Bank in Columbia. Meng attends the University of Missouri Columbia in agricultural engineering. The couple plans a January wedding.
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