Biscuits Wrapped Around Frankfurters with Chutney Dip
Roll ready to bake biscuits around cocktail size franks and seal edges, bake in a hot oven. Serve warm with chutney dip. Note veal is flesh from immature beef animals or calves.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
5
Roll ready to bake biscuits around cocktail size franks and seal edges, bake in a hot oven. Serve warm with chutney dip. Note veal is flesh from immature beef animals or calves.
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Randall and son return from a vacation to Alabama Mississippi and Florida. Rev and Mrs B C Qually and son Kenneth depart for Minneapolis to attend David Horton s graduation. Linda Ann Saltsman Juliet Debra Phillips Dwight and Rita Erickson visit aunt Sevil Lovell. Mrs Amos Edmunds recovering from surgery in Rochester MN room 1-205 St Mary s hospital. Marlene Steele visits Chicago Aunt. Nels T Larson patient in Joliet St Joseph s hospital room 518.
Verona chapter OES held guest night in the Masonic temple with Mr and Mrs M E Finch hosts and George McVicar as soloist. Numerous officers and guests attended including Dewey and Wayne Bowers. luncheon served by local hosts. Other items mention weddings club meetings and reunions in Morris area.
Calendar entries list Circle 4 picnic at Mrs Day 6 30 p m Grace Lutheran church 8 p m Rebekah Past Grands club at Mrs Tillie Davis 7 30 p m VFW auxiliary at Davis Funeral home to pay respects to Ole Stinson 7 30 p m Friday Rural Home club with Harold Gjerde 2 p m Goose Lake Home bureau with Mrs Henry Gilmour 1 30 p m Cedar Lodge A F and A M special meeting Standard Club 33rd district Masonic temple 7 30 p m Sunday Home family reunion Gebhard Woods State park noon
Teenagers from Grundy county attended a dancing party in Ullrich hall on Wednesday night. Dick De Pung's orchestra provided music through courtesy of the Musician's union and refreshments were served.
Miss Lois Hexdall and Henrique Drews wed in St John s chapel Champaign with Rev Martin officiating. Attendants include Miss Buchanas and Fabio Mejia. The couple plans to reside in Urbana after a Bogota trip and both will work in Colombia and at the University of Illinois.
Twenty two women played in a blind bogey at Morris Country Club on Wednesday afternoon. Awards were given for low putts on nine holes to Mrs. Alice Anderson Mrs. C P Spear and Mrs. Leo Borens first flight to Mrs Louis Kamichael second flight to Mrs James Davis and Mrs Kenneth Canaday third flight Morris women are invited to be guests at Deer Park Country
A non explosive shell fired from Dahlgren Naval Proving Grounds plunged to ground near Erica Virginia on a Wednesday. It landed in a backyard within 50 yards of children and several yards from a Potomac River island target. No injuries were reported as Dahlgren personnel arrived.
Mayflower II completes a 5000 mile Atlantic crossing to Plymouth Massachusetts in a reenactment of the 1620 Pilgrim voyage. The 180 ton square rigged bark traveled from Provincetown to Plymouth under sail with a Coast Guard escort boat guiding the final leg.
Officials conclude no immediate solution to the dangerous river situation. The Illinois Texas Natural Gas pipeline Co. gains permission to construct a pipeline from the Illinois River north to the county border.
The Goose Lake grade school 4 H Go Getters club met on Wednesday. A bake sale raised 33 dollars and 75 cents for Morris hospital fund. Donna Spiller Betty Miller and Betty Holderman spoke and demonstrated. Guests from Home bureau will visit Friday. Refreshments by Mrs Sutton and Mrs Larson. Donna Spiller reporter.
Hospital notes list admission of Mrs. Bessie Defen baugh of Dwight and birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Lyle Burger of Coal City at 10 42 p m on Wednesday. Several discharges include Miss Katherine Murnan of Division Street Newark Jean Thompson of Newark and Charles Pre witt of Mazon along with Delthea Mitchell and multiple residents from Joliet Gardner Channahon Verona and Wauponsee Street addresses.
A notice states members must secure reservations by Friday by telephoning in 1946. The deadline applies to the club's upcoming event next Wednesday.
A keynote ceremony celebrated the Dresden Nuclear Power station with Gov. Stratton, AEC member Thomas E. Murray, and officials from Commonwealth Edison and General Electric praising private industry’s role in bringing atomic energy for peaceful use. Murray urged rapid construction of more reactors while McCune affirmed industry confidence in government aims. Officials noted the site sits on limestone 620 feet deep and requires canals and extensive earthworks.
The board okayed buying a science table with gas outlets for Center School and approved bills for June. A small portion of the new area lies outside the district limits.
Lin M. Gjerde age 82 a Morris native died in Denver Colorado Wednesday after a long illness Funeral services and burial will be held there Saturday He was predeceased in 1945 by his wife Minnie Arundale of Plattsville Two brothers and three sisters preceded him A surviving brother Gay S Gjerde Omaha Nebr and three Morris sisters Mrs Johan Susie Olson Miss Gertrude Gjerde and Mrs J A Helen Perry plus several nephews and nieces remain.
Mrs. George B. Shaw 67 wife of the editor and co publisher of the Dixon Evening Telegraph died today in Dixon Public Hospital She was a former member of the advisory committee of the Illinois Public Aid Commission Survived by two sisters Mrs L M Shoecraft Erie Alabama and Mrs Marguerite Warner Lancaster Pa Services set for Saturday at St Luke's Episcopal Church in Dixon
Due to wet grounds and potential rain this afternoon the Morris Lions club will meet at 6 30 p m today at Eagles hall instead of Three Arch hall. The program planned with the exception of a ball game will take place. A fish fry will be held for supper.
A county fair origin tale explains that the term donnybrook comes from the unrestrained brawls once common at Donnybrook fairs in Ireland. The Herald Ads-Save feature notes the colorful history behind the phrase.
The guidance notes that one teaspoon of caraway seeds suits one quart of cabbage. It suggests a small measure to flavor a classic slaw without overpowering the dish.
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