German Chocolate Pie with Meringue Crust Recipe
Pat Collins shares a long family recipe for a rich German chocolate pie served after bridge. The piece names the Collins household at 2022 Fair Acres and notes Pat’s social roles, then provides the layered steps for preparing a meringue topped German chocolate pie, including egg whites, chopped nuts, melted chocolate, and a two hour chill. The narrative also mentions a leader training lesson on pictures for your home and community group sign ups.
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Max Collins
Pat
Bridge Club
Collins
Fair Acres
Home-O-Nize Co
Max
First Methodist Church
Elks Chanters
Muscatine Chamber of Commerce
33 Club
Muscatine Club
Allan
Muscatine Community College
Daybreakers
Reading
Tracy
YWCA
Keystone Aok
Chapter FC
PEO Sisterhood
Montpelier Farm Women Meet and Plan February Program
The Montpelier Township Farm Bureau Women met at Mrs. Elmer Schaefer’s home with eleven women and four children present. Chairwoman Mrs. Harold Sutton led the flag salute, meditation, and announced that the February township meeting program will be in charge of Farm Bureau Women. A Valentine exchange was voted, and a quiz on What is Farm Bureau was conducted. Prizes were awarded for the international and youthpower activities, and plans were laid for leader training on Pictures in the Home to be presented in February.
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Montpelier Township
Elmer Schaefer
Harold Sutton
Schaefer
Edna Belle Bancks
International Friendship Fund
Sutton
Farm Bureau
Bancks
Pride In Farm Bureau
Wayne Kraft
Music and Recreation
Mae Scott
Irene Lary
Helen Reynolds
Helen Sutton
Donna Nugent
Montpelier
Trene Lary
Lutheran Homes Sewing Circle Opens 1968 Meeting
The Lutheran Homes Sewing Circle held its first 1968 meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Lutheran Homes with eighteen members present. Devotions led by the president opened the session, annual reports were read by the secretary and treasurer, and the group voted to provide Valentine treats for senior citizens. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Rose Gauler and Mrs. Dorothy Anthony. The Feb 14 meeting will be at Mrs. Mary Dittman’s home, 500 Evans, with Mrs. Minnie McDaniel as co hostess.
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Lutheran Homes Sewing Circle
Lutheran Homes
Rose Gauler
Dorothy Anthony
Mary Dittman
Evans
Minnie McDaniel
Homemaker tips clean ranges and prices in 1968
Cleaning guidance covers porcelain enamel stainless steel and chrome range surfaces using warm sudsy water after cooling. Wipe spills immediately, avoid sudden temperature changes, and use baking soda ammonia or alcohol as appropriate. Cautions include avoiding coarse powders and improper foil liners. Also notes 1968 price trends with rises in groceries appliances and services, and lists upcoming homemaker events and NHCA meetings with dates and contact info.
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United States
Masserville WSCS Meets At Burns Home
The Masserville Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Sherman Burns. Prayer service led by Mrs. Ernest Jameson titled The Power of Faith and Prayer. Mrs. Clarence Rock led the program The Ecumenical Earth and the Ecumenical Christ. Mrs. Ernest James, president, presided over the business meeting. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masserville Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service
Sherman Burns
Ernest Jameson
Power of Faith
Clarence Rock
Ernest James
Wolverine World Wide speaker addresses Muscatine group
Ben Grota plant manager for Wolverine World Wide in Muscatine spoke to the Muscatine Business and Professional Women's Club at Hotel Muscatine. He described Hush Puppies leather processing, local tanning, and projected plant growth from 43 to 110 employees by year end.
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Ben Grota
Wolverine World Wide, Inc
Muscatine
Gloria Barnhart
Mr. Grota
Wolverine
Grota
Mineral Study Club Plans Scholarship and Museum Visit
The Muscatine Mineral Study Club met at the library for its first year meeting. It plans to charter a bus for an all day trip to the Lizzadro museum near Chicago and will award another scholarship from proceeds of the annual gem and mineral exhibit to a needy student chosen by a club college committee. The February 14 meeting will cover pyrite and Fool's Gold with Irving W. Hurlbut delivering the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Mineral Study Club, Inc
Lizzadro Museum
Chicago
Muscatine Community College
Mineral Club
Park Avenue WSCS Meets at Park Avenue Methodist Church
The Park Avenue Woman’s Society of Christian Service met Wednesday at the church. Mrs Beatrice Stammer gave the reading and Mrs Dorothy Dickinson led the lesson. Mrs Trudy Reifert read a renewal study letter, prayers followed, and thank you notes and two sick calls were reported. Mrs Ben Stammer offered a prayer for soldiers in Vietnam.
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Park Avenue
Women of the Moose Hospital Committee Meeting
The Women of the Moose hospital committee met at Dorothy Brown's home with eight members and one guest. Plans were discussed for a February chapter night meeting. Games were played and prizes went to Mable Hatfield, Marie Pantel, and Ethel Phillips. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Women of the Moose Hospital
Dorothy Brown
Mable Hatfield
Marie Pantel
Ethel Phillips
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U . We Omer
Woman's Society ‘of Christian“ Service
Eunice Circle
Lady Ellis
Bridge
Extension Home
Pizza King
Third Street
Homemakers Forum
Iowa State University Extension Service
Muscatine County
Department of Agriculture
Wilma Maher
Homemakers Club
The
NHCA
Shirley Staley
Miller & Sons
Carstensen
Masserville
WSCS
Burns Home
Wolverine World Wide Inc
World Affairs and
Ruth Ruthenberg
World Affairs Committee
Mary Flannery
Des Moines
Project
Alvina Kirchner
Ruth Hazlett
Marguerite Lowe
Verna Kahl
Evelyn Howenstein
Ines Bohling
Hazel Barker
Iva Muller
Mildred Pfeiffer
Alice Kemp
Margaret Griffith
Jessie Althaus
Mineral Study Club
WOM Hospital Group
Besse Stover
Candies
Dial
East Second Street
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