Correct Cheese Storage Temperature
Always keep cheese refrigerated at about 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit to preserve flavor texture and safety.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1952
Page
3
Always keep cheese refrigerated at about 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit to preserve flavor texture and safety.
Quick wardrobe tip advises drying dresses on wooden or plastic hangers to reduce wrinkling. This method aims to minimize ironing by keeping fabrics smooth as they air dry.
A celebrity booth will feature at the Catholic High School Asen bazaar on October 14, with the bazaar set for October 16 from 2:30 to 9 p.m. at the YWCA gym. An auction starts at 7 p.m. Roy Rogers will donate cowboy boots along with prizes from Irene Dunn Bing Crosby Fred Waring David Rose St. Louis Browns Cleveland Indians Kay Francis Jane Wyatt Walter Huston Lanny Ross and more. Committee members include Mrs. Clayton Boston Mrs. B P Olsen Mrs Elizabeth Joner and Mrs H M Mueller.
Margaret McCleary was elected president of the Senior Girl Scouts at a high school meeting in the social room. New officers include Mary Lou Hahn as vice president, Carol Friedman secretary, Janet Kramer treasurer, De Ann King press reporter, with Dorothy House and Di Ann Eves as junior council members.
Members of the Lady Elks gathered at the Elks club for a social party and luncheon. Card games awarded top prizes in contract auction and five hundred to named members. Fall flower arrangements featuring snapdragons and zinnias decorated tables. A follow up meeting is planned for Oct. 23 with a social committee list.
A meeting of the Industrial Society of the First Presbyterian Church met Thursday afternoon in the Sunday school rooms. Members sewed for veterans of military service with Mrs. Ella Law and Mrs. Lydia Oldenberg presiding as hostesses.
The Women's Society of Calvary Baptist church held a Thursday noon potluck at the church, followed by a missionary meeting at 2 p.m. Opening prayers and devotions were led by Mrs. Meerdink. Miss Headley introduced speakers Mrs. Schlutz on Navajo Indians and Mrs. Coggshell on Alaska, with prayer for the Apple Man Crusade. The group voted to send Christmas gifts to supported missionaries and families. The next meeting is November 13 at the church.
St Marys PTA completed plans for a public square dance to be held Nov 6 at St Marys hall. Waltzes and games planned with refreshments and a special prize. rummage sale details to be announced later. Rev M J Dingman spoke on parental vocation. attendance award to Sister Verena's room. food shower for St Josephs convent. lunch served by mothers of room two.
Multiple clubs and organizations announce meetings and activities for the coming days in Oct. 13. Joan of Arc Catholic Daughters plan a 7 30 p m gathering with program and lunch chairmen. membership applications to be presented. Woman's Benefit Assn Review No 13 to meet at Municipal light and water office. Hershey Hospital Auxiliary to hold 7 30 p m Tuesday meeting and Halloween party with masked attendees. Bloomington Best Four H club hosts Oct 13 with expense books due. Women of the Moose hold a Monday gathering after a polluck supper. Muscatine Home Society bazaar set for 10 a m Saturday with contact numbers for items. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid shifts bazaar date to Oct 23. Miriam Rebekah lodge meets Friday at IOOF hall with Louise Mullen in entertainment chair.
The Lake Lassies Four-H club marked its 25th anniversary with a potluck supper at High Prairie Methodist Church. The program featured group singing, readings, and a roll call memory, with plans for a bake sale on November 8 and installation of officers.
Fred Schultz pastor officiated the wedding at the Day Adventist church. The couple will reside at his country home located 10 miles south of Muscatine on highway 61.
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