Individual meat loaves baked in custard cups or muffins
Use custard cups or muffin pans to form individual meat loaves. If you have miniature loaf pans from fruit cake making, use them to hold the meat portions.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
5
Use custard cups or muffin pans to form individual meat loaves. If you have miniature loaf pans from fruit cake making, use them to hold the meat portions.
Wholesale food prices stay below a year ago for a second week, down 4 percent from 1965 levels. Farm prices fall 4.8 percent since August led by cattle hogs and oranges. Sugar rises despite world drops. Canada reports sugar at 69 cents for 10 pounds in Montreal.
SAPGCAR hosts a Christmas Party at 6 30 p m at Sis s Drive Inn. VFW holds an 8 p m meeting in the post home. Circle Seven WSCS meets at 8 p m with Mrs Earl Rip sch. Circle Six WSCS meets at 8 p m with Mrs James Watters 707 E Illinois Ave. Friday Rural Home Club gathers at 1 30 p m at Lis Drive Inn for dinner and gift exchange. Saturday VFW Post and Auxiliary hold a Christmas dinner at 6 30 p m in the post home.
Advertises jumbo-knit jackets in sizes 32 to 46 using two strands or one strand wool. Pattern 7146 with size ranges and mail order price 35 cents plus 15 cents postage. Includes mailing to Alice Brooks at Morris Daily Herald and asks for name address and pattern number. Also promotes 1967 Needlecraft Catalog with free patterns and quilt books with prices and mail-in requests.
The Morris Morning Unit of the GCHE met in the home of Mrs. Floyd Siron with Mrs. Norval Galloway assisting. Members donated a dollar for a Christmas gift for the William Fox Children's Center at Dwight and spent the morning sewing 80 bibs for the children. The next meeting will be Jan. 4 at Mrs. Fred Knollhoff's home.
Handel's Messiah will be presented at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Streator High School auditorium by the Illinois Valley Oratorio Society a new IV Orchestral Association section. A 100 voice chorus, 21 IV Symphony players and four soloists Kathleen Rouillard Sharon Bromley Robert Manahan and James Seidel will perform. Tickets are free and voluntary contributions will be collected at the door to help cover expenses.
Air Force Mothers Club No. 16 marked its first anniversary with a dinner at the Y M C A in Joliet. Blue and gold floral work with miniature airplanes decorated the table as Mrs Velda Ritter of Elgin national counselor received a gift from club president Mrs Marcella Cecil.
Girl Scout Troop 210 met at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Wednesday night. The group planned activities for the future wrote ideas and drew pictures for the Dabbler badge while blouses were being finished. Treats were served by Christine Hansen games were played and retiring colors closed the meeting with Patty Root serving as scribe.
A diced cooked chicken salad combines celery and mayonnaise. Add curry powder and cooked rice for variation and serve on lettuce with seedless grapes as garnish.
Moose Morris Lodge 967 hosts an official enrollment ceremony at 8 p m Saturday with the Batavia Lodge Degree Staff exemplifying the ritual. Guest speaker is Nick Arnold from Mooseheart, holder of the Pilgrim Degree of Merit. Candidates report by 7 45 p m and attendees enjoy a social hour and dancing to Bob Eds Orchestra.
The First Methodist Church holds a December family night dinner at 6 30 p m Sunday with roast turkey dressing mashed potatoes milk and coffee. Families are asked to bring a covered dish. The Education Commission sponsors the event and third grade Sunday School will present a Christmas program. Everyone is invited.
Russell John Nelson Sr. of Chicago died Tuesday at age 45. Survived by wife Shirley, daughter Carol Lynn, sons Russell Jr. and Thomas, mother Mrs. Emil Nelson, and sister Mrs. Dorothy Deist. Funeral arrangements note Rich ards Funeral Home calls and Masonic services, with services Saturday at 2 p.m. and burial in Gardner Braceville Cemetery. Born Gardner Sept 24, 1921, Nelson lived in Chicago 20 years, member of Cyrene Lodge 987 AF and AM. He was a World War II veteran.
Admitted patients include Henry Popple ton of 730 East Main Street Mrs. Sarah Mudd Braceville Gary Lehm auhl of 425 Vine Street William Kop czick 853 East Chapin Street and Mrs Calvin Billips Route 1 Dismissals include Leonard Garris Coal City Mrs Ralph Irons and son Lockport Byron Lough Route 1 Frank Vitek Mazon Jerri Grable Minooka and Michael Cox 1421 Division Street.
Mrs John Beintema 71 of Custer Park died Thursday at St Joseph Hospital Joliet after an extended illness. Funeral services will be at 11 a m Saturday at Patterson Funeral Chapel Braidwood. Burial in Bohemian National Cemetery Braidwood. Survived by husband John two daughters and six sons.
Mrs Anton Havranek died at her Braceville home after a long illness at age 90. She lived in Braceville 34 years and was born in Czechoslovakia. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 a.m. in Braid Alderton, with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Chicago. Survived by nieces and nephews. Burial followed her husband's 1950 death.
A small pattern item for a dog themed Christmas gift. The 13 inch pup pattern includes transfer pieces and clothes options. From the craft department, boxed set 163 in Old. Ideal for bazaars and holiday presents.
A burial was held at Evergreen Cemetery for Nolan Corwin Edwin Sobol Russell Thorsen Melvin Udstuen and Oscar Udstuen. The ceremony reflected on the lives of the six individuals with family and friends in attendance.
Chelsea Station New York advertises briadery and toys with 16 complete patterns, 2 free patterns, and 25 cents postage. Priced at 50 cents.
Miss Carol House of Newark died Monday. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at West Lisbon Lutheran Church with Rev. John Kylle officiating. Pallbearers included Wesley House Richard Mickelson Tom Scidmore Warren Hatteberg Eugene Hatteberg and Irving Sandvick. Burial followed at West Lisbon Lutheran Cemetery.
Members of the NABA gathered Wednesday afternoon for a Christmas gift exchange with Mrs. Laura Mc Neil. New officers were elected and dinner followed. The January meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Harry Labbs.
Mrs Dennis Frances Mc Cluckie has joined her husband stationed at Ft Hood Texas Their address is 411 W Green St Killeen Texas Mrs LeRoy Gilmoure of Mazon has returned home from Silver Cross Hospital
Herman Vohringer dies Monday. Funeral at 9 a.m. today at Davis Funeral Home with Rev L G Hinderaker officiating. Pallbearers named Homer Dar...
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