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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1952
Page
7
A playful recipe note advises mixing a cream with Worcestershire sauce garlic salt and paprika to create a fluffy dunking cream. The quirky guidance centers on achieving the right texture for dunking and flavor.
The obituary fragment lists Mrs. Chester Salley of Nevada Indiana and Harold Hill of Omaha as relatives. It notes a sister Mrs. Mildred Ray of Seattle and references the late Harry Lee.
A simple mixture combines mayonnaise with an equal amount of prepared yellow mustard to create a tangy accompaniment for cold sliced tongue or ham.
A luncheon salad combines finely shredded cabbage with old fashioned boiled dressing, celery seeds, and chopped shrimp. Serve with crusty rolls and tea or coffee.
Thirty persons enrolled in the typing course offered by the Muscatine junior college adult education program at the first class meeting Thursday night at the high school. The class will split into two groups meeting Monday and Thursday nights. shorthand class began Monday. no meeting on Nov. 3. next session Nov. 10 at the high school. The sewing class recently organized will meet Thursday night at the junior high school.
Mrs. Twila Dodder , worthy matron of the Letts chapter of the Order of Eastern Star, attends the Iowa Grand chapter sessions in Des Moines. Harry Eddie Crist, Parsons College student and Young Democrats club president, traveled on the same train with President Truman from West Liberty toward Davenport.
Wapello Louisa county residents numbering 252 donated blood to the Red Cross when the bloodmobile visited Wapello on Thursday. The Louisa county Red Cross chapter led by Jim Cotter of Columbus Junction organized the event with Dr. Leslie E. Weber of Wapello and 29 helpers.
Letts obituary notes Mrs. Ethel L. Hill of Seattle Washington died Oct 25. Born July 1872 near Letts she was daughter of Robert and Julia S. Lee. Survived by two daughters Mrs Autumn Brabon of Seattle and another. Funeral services held in Seattle.
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