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1st Ready for Halloween — Becky Dawson can hardly wait for the great day when she and her sister can celebrate Halloween with their decorated pumpkins. Mother, Mrs. Arnold Dawson helps Becky guard their art work on the front steps. Photo by Mildred Smith ITCHEN a QUEEN, By Mildred Smith The Kitchen queen we in troduce this week is one of those very busy young homemakers who is involved in a multitude of activities, Mrs. Arnold (Kathy) Dawson who has been a Daily Times correspondent from the Grand Meadow area for the past two year. She attempts to keep the newspaper office informed on church and neighborhood hap penings in her area. Active in Meadow Star United Methodist Church and the WSCS she just recently retired from teaching nursery Sunday School class. She has helped with the Christmas program the past two years and was Bible School director this past year, a position she will fill for next year as well. She also sings in the ladies sextette, ‘Annie and Kathy are interested in all types of outdoor sports, are members of the Rocking K Saddle Club, Kingsley. Arnie is president. They enjoy horseback riding, boating and water sports. Annie also actively participates in the church call club. Kathy enjoys all types of crafts, embroidery and has done a 72 x 102 cross stitch tablecloth and a 50 x 72 lazy daisy embroidered tablecloth. She took tailoring in adult education and enjoys .She also does ink embroidery is beginning ceramics, makes candles, does knitting and crocheting. Project under way now is making an ABC quilt for Becky. She chews for herself and both daughters Becky and Beverly. Beverly 7, attends Kingsley-Pierson school. Although Kathy says they are mostly “meat and potato” eaters she likes to try out new recipes. A small garden, a big yard and helping with field work when needed are other activities that keep this housewife busy. Kathy will be remembered as the daughter of the late John Smith and Mrs. Smith of Meriden. John was teacher and ‘coach for Meriden and Meriden- Cleghorn schools for many years. Mrs. Smith now lives in LeMars. This winter, the Smith family has the rare treat of honoring their grandfather Smith of Missouri on his 101st birthday anniversary. Here are Kathy's recipes: HAMBURGER CASSEROLE 2 lb. ground beef 2.C soft breadcrust fre Fenehos 1% C flour 1% t vanilla %2 C cocoa Mot salt X4 t baking powder Xot soda Cream margarine, sugar, egg and vanilla until light and fluffy. Add remaining ingredients, blend at low speed until dough forms (about 1 minute). Dough will be wee Shape into one inch balls, place two inches apart on angreased cookie sheet. Push 1 maraschino cherry halfway into each ball. Prepare frosting and use immediately. Use it. frosting over cherry. Bake frosted cookie at 350 for 8 10 minutes, until puffy. Store tightly covered. Slim Jim” FROZEN POTATOES 802. SIZE 1C (6 of. pkg.) chocolate chips or mint chocolate chips. ‘2 C sweetened cow milk, not evaporated variant 1 to 1% t maraschino cherry juice. Melt the chocolate pieces with condensed milk over low heat. Use a small heavy saucepan, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Add remaining ingredients, stir until smooth. Larrabee Society Get-Together In Gould Home Mrs. Raymond Gould hosted the Get-Together Birthday Club at her home Monday. Honored on their birthdays were Mrs. J. H. Kintigh, Mrs. Harry Kintigh and Mrs. Jim Anderson. Following an informal evening of needlework, the hostess served a dessert tray lunch, ‘Team Bridge In Crary Home Larrabee Team Bridge met for an afternoon luncheon in the home of Mrs. Corwin Crary w'** Mrs. Charles Meloy as guest. Winning team was Mrs. George Wilkie, Mrs. Alfred Boldt, Mrs. Meloy ,and Mrs. C. Crary. Next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Boldt. Rebekah Tea In Cochrane Home Rebekah Tea was held the evening of Oct. 21 in the home of Mrs. George Cochrane with Gladys Grayson as guest. Lap robes were worked on for the 100F home at Mason City. Halloween theme was carried out in table decorations. 1 T prepared mustard 1 can vegetable soup 4 t pepper in small onion diced 1 T Worcestershire sauce at salt. Grease baking dish with butter. PMO hen Cover with extra bread crumbs .OO Club met Thursday at the ir crumbled potato chips. Bake tome of Mrs. Alfred Felton and other rive howe. for the birthday observance of Mrs. Sheldon Olson. ‘The af ternoon was spent visiting. Mrs. Arthur Nothwehr will entertain on the third Thursday in November EASY MOIST CHOCOLATE CAKE 4 heaping T cocoa % C margarine 1C boiling water 2C sugar Mix in order given, beating after each addition, Bake at 350. CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRY COOKIES % C softened margarine 1C sugar Legg Washta News Mrs. John Perrett ac companied by her mother, Mrs. Ethel Jenness, Mrs. LeRoy Jenness, Mrs. Wesley Jenness all of Cherokee and Mrs. J. Perrett, Jr., Quimby and Mrs. Don Hanson, Marcus, attended the funeral services for three month old Kelly Sue Jenness at Lakefield, Minn. on Wednesday. 107 Jonathan §3 ° 9 % Bushel ® 1 °? 8 Lb. Bag BBS Grapefruit 1999: Florida Tamgeloes = 69% California Oranges».9 ° Colorado Carrots 1 tb. Bag 160* Med. Yellow Onions 229 ° @We Have ROMAINE, RED LETTUCE, PERSIMMONS, BROCCOLI, EGG PLANT, BIBB LETTUCE, SPINACH aka Hy-Vee Soft Margarine Lb. Crt. All Flavor Popsicles 200T. PAC Elm Tree Frozen [Bread 5-118. Loaves 197 HEINZ KETCHUP 2002. SIZE With Coupon Gold Medal FLOUR 10 LB. BAG With Coupon | 3 6 uo T_EDON TISSUE 2 D *| Tidle GIANT SIZE 59 ° Starting week of Oct. 25, 1971 Pumpkin =I 7 NTE Pickles 3 fers you ARL RAW mARSHEY'S Choc. 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BONELESS RUMP ROAST BONELESS HEEL ROAST LB. $409 w 89 ° CENTER CUT RIB PORK CHOPS HORMEL’S S LITTLE SIZZLERS |42~ 49 ° PINT FRESH SOLID PAC OYSTERS HY-VEE SLICED CHEESE WHIZ 1602. KRAFT AMERICAN RIBBON CUT 3959 CHEESE LB. PEG. AD PRICES GOOD THRU SUNDAY, OCT. 31 OPEN 7 P.M. TO 10 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK 1202 PEG. @ 7S 89 Pears 3%] | Fluffo SHORTENING Catsup suxrs pVucE WT 9s 02. Be] some B0 ° 3 ° Prell Concentrated Shampoos. st MEDICATED SHAMPOO Anacin sus sve: $47 No. 2% CAN 12 PAGS a7? 8B pac 45‘ 17. 6% ld USDA CHOICE STEAK CENTER CUT LOIN PORK chops 8. 79 ° rime CUT PORK CHOPS BEEF SHANK BONELESS ROLLED CHUCK ROASTS | 10 PZ. PK. LB. 49: LB. ao 1B. 99 ° MORRELL’S 3 LB. 89 ‘CANNED HAMS can v2 FISHER BOY | FISH STICKS * pre * 19 ° FAMILY PAC PORK CHOPS 59: ‘HEINZ KETCHUP 33 °) va = Gold Medal FLOUR 10 LB. HY-VEE, Cherokee Void After Oct. 31 “A west Pac FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 19 ° Officials Study Deaths of Two Iowa Women Karen Goers OSKALOOSA, Iowa (AP) — Using a metal detector, law men here Monday found more shell casings near the body of Karen Ann Goers, 23, who was one of two young women slain in separate incidences in Iowa this past week. Mahaska County Sheriff Dave Reese said Monday night that four 22 caliber shells were found by use of a metal detec tor during the day. Investigators had previously found two spent shell casings and an unspent cartridge. Miss Goers’ body was found Sunday morning in a ditch four miles northeast of here after search party had been orga nized by friends of the family. Reese said the woman died of an undetermined number of bullet wounds to the head. Miss Goers was last seen alive about 3 a. m. Friday, re portedly getting into a car driv en by a man in downtown Os Kalenes, “We're not holding anybody, Reese said Monday night. “We don’t have a thing on it yet in that respect. We don’t have any Miss Goers was awaitr the Iowa Cafe here, own her parents, Mr. and Mrs non Goers. Officials said the young an had worked in the caf ‘Thursday night and had it up, taking the receipts to her parents before it appeared. Mahaska County Medic aminer Dr. M. L. Saxtot a farmer found Miss purse and shoes on his pt Saturday and notified a llies. ‘The search party Sund covered the woman's about one-half mile from alex a, said Goers’ ‘operty thor= Washta Society WSCS Holds Birthday Party .The Bethany Circle of United Methodist sponsored the annual party for WSCS ladies T nesday. Approximately tended the Hard Time Popcorn balls were pa ‘each member at the begit the program. Mrs. Nelson Eubank charge of the program. old time songs were sung group with Mrs. Moret monica reminisced about the dey days of the 30s. Mrs. Walter Sherrill several selections on cordion. Lunch was serv aluminum pie plates a menu featuring baked homemade breads and several decorated b rakes. Door prize went to Mt Marsh. Prizes were Mrs. Martha Beazley as Roger Clark for best costumes; her shoes and purse was found. Saxton said it appeared the woman died Friday morning. He body was sent to Des Moines for autopsy, and the re sults were released Monday by the Iowa Bureau of Criminal investigation. In another slaying, the body 4 Mrs. Karen Streed, 21, a Ce dar Rapids housewife missing six days, was found Sunday vening in a stream near High Amana in Town County, about eght miles east of Maret. No suspects have been in either of the two sln and authorities are all vestigating the murder Maureen Farley, 17, Cedar Rapids, whose body was found Sept. 24, and Jeanine Marie Christensen, 18, Storm Lak whose body was found Oct. 17. Karen Streed CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — No new developments in the death of Karen Streed, 21, of Cedar Rapids were released by authorities here Monday night. A Cedar Rapids housewife, Mrs. Streed’s body was found floating in a stream near High ‘Amana Sunday. She had been missing since last Tuesday, when she told fel low employes at the American Optical Co., here she intended to hitchhike to Iowa City where her husband, Ronald, is a stu dent. Cause of death has not been released by officials. An autop sy was scheduled at University Hospitals in Iowa City. Neither Iowa County Sheriff Bill Spurrier nor Cedar Rapids Police Chief George Matias were available for comment Monday night But a police officer at Cedar Rapids, who declined to be identified said he had talked to the assistant chief of police about § p.m. “and nothing has been released.”” was found by Lynn ‘Trupold, 17, a Middle Amana h high school student, in a man made stream about five miles from an area along U.S. Hwy. 218 between Cedar Rapids where Streed and about 75 per sons searched Saturday. Blood was discovered on a nearby bridge. Officials said the body was clothed, except that her boots were missing. The woman's father, Mat thias Casey, a Foxboro,a Mass., police officer, arrived here Monday. ‘The unidentified Cedar Rap ids police officer said Casey is not participating in the investi gation as a lawman. Listed on Honors Deborah M. Johnson, $25 Park Ave., has been listed on the sophomore honors program at the University of Northern Colorado, Greeley. ‘The listing includes more than 200 students who maintained @ 3.25 cumulative grade average during the freshman year. END of the MONTH SALE Starts Oct. 27th Nov. 1st 10% Discount on all Bras and Girdles Warm Brushed Nylon Robes $ 1 @Q ° ° Nylon Gowns and Nylon Baby Dolls $¢ 500 Only Open Thursday night 7 p.m. 'til 9:30 p.m. for Moonlight Madness SHOP NOW AND SAVE Joyce’s Shoppe
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Cherokee Daily Times
Cherokee, Iowa, US
Tue, Oct 26, 1971
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