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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1972
Page
13
A scanned menu lists daily meals for a school week with multiple lines of entries. It includes breakfast items, main courses, sides, desserts, and milk, spanning Monday through Friday with variations like fish, chicken, beef, turkey, spaghetti, tacos, and colonization notes, plus a no school Friday entry.
The Columbus Community in Conesville lists weekly meals: Monday baked beans with vienna sausage slaw peaches tuna salad or bread and butter sandwiches. Tuesday chicken casserole and lettuce salad with applesauce peanut butter or bread and butter sandwiches. Wednesday wiener on bun buttered corn meat or bread and butter sandwiches cake with lemon topping and milk. Thursday baked hash buttered peas beets apples and peanut butter bread and butter sandwiches milk. Friday mashed potatoes fish sticks buttered spinach meat or bread and butter sandwiches fruit cup milk.
A long list of daily meals across many days detailing breakfast and lunch items. Includes varied dishes such as beef pot roast lasagna spaghetti ravioli tuna casserole hamburgers and fish burgers with sides like salads bread milk desserts and fruit across multiple weeks and days.
Conesville Cub Scouts met in the community room with eleven members and a visitor present. Plans were made for a potluck supper for the School of Instruction on March 24 and a Pinewood Derby in May. Craft work included butterflies and caterpillars, hosted by Evelyn Crist, Pearle Gipple, and Imogene Bailey.
The Fortnightly Club met at Mrs. Charlotte Crawford’s home to hear a review of Build Brother Build by Rev. Leon Sullivan presented by Mrs. Wayne Trey. The program highlighted Sullivan’s Harlem born autobiography as Mrs. Paul Oberman led the business session and county federation notices were shared.
Conesville Double Eight Club members including Callie Everett Mary Singleton Faithe Shellabarger Helen Brehme Winifred Maxwell Catharine Gipple and Ostella Fischer of Muscatine were entertained at Miss Hilda Owens Muscatine home. Prizes went to Fischer Gipple and Singleton. Refreshments were by Martha Peterson Sylvia Platts Margaret Schlichting and Ruth Buser. Todays Club meeting at Columbus Junction hosted by Anna Robertson with Elisabeth Anderson had fifteen members.
Attendees from Louisa County and surrounding clubs gathered at Oakville United Methodist Church for the Louisa County Federated Club Convention. Mrs. Marilyn Schlitz was named county president and Mrs. Ralph Lieberknecht the treasurer for the coming year. Guest speaker was Mrs. Joan Cloca of Fairfield, a Lebanon Valley College graduate active in speech, music and dramatics.
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