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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1970
Page
5
A vintage household recipe lists ingredients for soap making including lye water grease borax and sugar with perfume. Instructions cover dissolving lye cooling melting grease mixing solutions pouring into dishes setting and slicing, plus a method to clarify grease.
Mrs. August Ringlein, 91, preserves a vast archive of recipes collected since childhood. She stores scraps in cupboards and drawers, recalling church bazaars from 1927 and a habit of measuring in pinches and handsfuls. Her collection spans German French Italian dishes and holiday foods, with plans to publish a cookbook. Local Americana notes and a tie to the Reflector highlight homemaking skills.
Readers submit practical tips on kitchen folding bags for flouring meat ceilings with strings for washing and using a steam iron to press stamps. anecdotes mention Heloise style hints and simple home hacks for everyday chores.
Historic suet pudding and corn bread recipes with spices and fruit, plus cookies and ammonia baked goods. Modern quick corn bread method offered. Also notes on CHRISTMAS COOKIES and a social scene: Huron County Council sponsors a youth association meeting at Christie Lane School on Benedict Ave.
Mrs Paul Shelly of Bellevue will speak on Black Heritage at the Thursday meeting of the American Association of University Women. Mrs Wesley Preston and Mrs Harvey Lisle host the event at 8 p.m. in the Columbia Gas Co meeting room. All women with degrees are invited. Volunteers are sought to plan and supervise social activities for mentally retarded youths in the county as part of YARC outreach.
Calendar items list meetings for Troop 218 at First United Methodist Church 7:15 p.m. St Gerard Majella Study Club at Mrs Lawrence Furling Shoestring Players meeting at Clubrooms 7:30 Elk's Bridge Game at Country Club 7:30 Zeta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma at Monroeville Elementary 7:30 Town and Country Garden Club at Mrs Edward Ondak 8 p.m.
New York reports that Dr. Fritz Roeder of the University of Gottingen has used psycho surgical electrocoagulation on a brain tissue focus in the hypothalamus to address homosexuality. He treats it as a pathology rooted in faulty brain programming, a claim noted by Medical World News.
Julio T. Buel of Whitehall New York received a patent in 1848 for the first bait casting lure. The brief notice marks a milestone in fishing tackle invention.
Fisher-Titus Hospital Auxiliary decorates the Norwalk Armory in pink rose and purple for a Parisienne themed Harvest Ball. Wayne King and his orchestra will play at 9 p.m. Tickets are available through the hospital admitting office to fund hospital equipment.
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