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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
8
A school menu listing weekly meals from breakfast to dinner for Monday through Saturday including dishes like lamb patties shrimp Creole and Salisbury steaks with desserts. The note invites Sidney Snow to provide any of these recipes via the newspaper.
A vintage style guide suggests cream cheese dressings using six ounce wedges of chive, relish, or pimento flavored cream cheese mixed with four tablespoons mayonnaise. Recipes cover Cream Cheese Salad Dressing and Cream Cheese Balls, noting color contrasts and serving ideas for both vegetable and fruit salads.
A vintage picnic lesson outlines making hamburgers on toasted rolls with a home made sauce. It details cooking corn in the husk over coals or boiling, plus easy portable desserts and a simple fruit selection. The recipe suggests optional chives and olive additions to boost flavor.
A life sized monument to A J Wilkinson grand secretary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows West Virginia was unveiled on the Elkins Home Grounds to honor 35 years in office and his efforts for the institution. Virginia Lodge No 1 Harpers Ferry members attended. The Home supports orphans the aged and widows and is financially independent thanks to Wilkinson's work.
Baltimore visitors and returning travelers are listed with brief notes on weekends and trips to Philadelphia Atlantic City Skyline Drive and Washington DC. Names include Cecil Webb Jacob Eggbarn Jess Bussard Gerald Cummings John Kuntz Harry Brill and relatives with short reports on birthdays addresses and servicelike details. A sugar crisps cookie recipe follows with ingredients and method.
A vintage recipe passage describes a gentle soulful approach to vegetable souffles. The first dish uses onion pepper celery and carrots with tapioca and eggs baked in a water bath to yield a light puff. A mushroom version features mushrooms cream and peas baked similarly. Leftovers like chicken fish or asparagus can substitute, and a tomato soup sauce with vegetable liquor pairs well.
Step by step recipe for Blueberry Roll using canned blueberries with dough made from sifted flour shortening milk and eggs. Includes blueberry filling and a hot sauce glaze then notes on hay nutrition.
Readable article fragment presents a breakfast recipe date muffins with ingredients and method. It lists flour baking powder salt sugar dates egg milk shortening and yields 12 muffins. Includes note that families prefer cereals hot breads and eggs for breakfast.
Lovettsville and Purcellville residents host relatives including Mrs. ET Hirst and Mrs. Gray with Katherine of Wilmington visiting. Army air corps airman Frank Frye returns to Westover Field after furlough. Pfc Sherman Frye to Framingham Hospital then back to duty. Virginia George vacationing from National Bank of Purcellville. S/Sgt P E B Hatcher and Pvt Maurice Hatcher visiting family as leg heals. Walter Myers family of Arlington visit Mrs. Birtie Potterfield. Reverend Eisenburg and daughters Dorothy and Mary part of local gatherings.
Sunday visits include Margaret as dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Richard Hickman. Cpl James Beatty from Camp Pickett Va visited his parents. Mark Rodeffer and daughter Margaret of Alexandria spent weekend with his parents. Rev and Mrs William Warner and daughter Mary Ann of Arnold Md joined Mr and Mrs T W Warner. Mrs Florence Hickerson visiting sister Edna Shoemaker in Hamilton. Mrs Grove notes husband Pfc Paul Grove arrived in Italy. air mail July 20 sent and July 26 received. Robert Lee Potterfield of Leesburg visited parents. Harvey Waldron bought the Shafer home. Shafer and Pearl Spring plan August 15 sale and move to Missouri. Etta Graham sold 157 acre farm near Lovettsville to W T Whitman for 15700. Rev and Mrs A F Tobler Helen Tobler and children of Hickory NC dined with M C Filler. Filler spent Friday in Washington with L A Baum. Bridges and Chris Manning visited. Miss Betty Jane Roop nurse at Maryland University Hospital stayed with parents. Mrs Elmer Hummer from Roselle Park NJ visiting sisters. The Joint Pilgrim program at I C C F Hall August 10 8 pm. McClure Rouzer of Baltimore visited mother Jennie Myers. Mrs Clay Hough visiting her parents Preston and Mrs Roop. Ohio meaning great.
New Windsor residents share family visits as Roland Devilbiss and Howard Devilbiss host parents. Baltimore visitors include Mrs Paul Haines and son with Cornelius Haines. Mrs Clarence Linard and Eurith Linard travel from Ohio to visit Mrs Clarence Ensor. Leon Linard stays with grandmother. Margaret Walters and daughter Betty of Baltimore visit the Barnes family. Miss Harriet Feeser is mentioned among local noted activities.
Weather figures show 24 hour precipitation at 0.107 inches with August to date 1.13 inches and August 1943 actual 1.53 inches. Highs and lows are recorded as 75 yesterday and 6 tonight, with dawn and dusk times and moon phases. Rivers Potomac clear at Knoxville Monocacy cloudy at Ceresville. About 34 million US women aged 18 to 49.
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