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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
8
A quirky guide lists ten commandments for Lent menu planning emphasizing variety, textures, balanced flavors, avoiding monotony, and repurposing leftovers. It highlights macaroni family versatility, economical value, and suggests vegetable platters with battered egg noodles and a recipe for Spaghetti With Mushroom And Tomato Sauce as a complete Lent dish option.
The Frederick County League of Women Voters held a regular meeting at the Y M C A auditorium Tuesday. County Roads Engineer Roger H Willard gave a full summary of the roads program, explained the board setup, and described equipment and operations. He answered questions on the financial department while a delegates fund plan was proposed.
Mr. Raymond Shank addressed the General Assembly session on bonds and reform of the Maryland Court of Appeals. Excerpts from Judge Dennis and resolutions from the Montgomery County Bar Association were read and discussed for future consideration. Emma French announced an April 27 league meeting with Dr. James B. Ranch on local government forms. The note also mentions Lenten fish recipes and a Fish Cutlets recipe.
Private Fleis son of Mr and Mrs Wier stationed at Fort and has completed training after enlisting January 8. Address listed as Section 11 Fort.
A recipe details butter flour milk and eggs to form eight cutlets fried in hot fat, served with hashed browns buttered peas and a green salad with French dressing. Also notes eight of Frederick Troop No 2 Girl Scouts visiting The News-Post editorial and mechanical rooms escorted by Mrs Alfred Bolz and listed companions.
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