Casserole Dishes Tasty Practical Time Saving Tips
Mrs. Richard Fisher shares advantages of casseroles for time savings and pot lucks. Recipes cover green bean mushroom and asparagus casseroles with cheese sauce, almonds, and bread crumb toppings, plus substitutions using wax beans cauliflower or fresh frozen produce.
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Richard Fisher
Mrs. Fisher
Local births list names and weights for August children
The following families welcomed new sons in August. Donald Lloyd Sellers and wife at 841 Poplar named Jere Don who weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces. Dennis Keith Robinson and wife at Baldwin RFD 1 named Racky Lee who weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces. Cecil William McArdle Jr. and wife at 13244 S Main named Alan Glen who weighed 9 pounds 2 ounces. Wayne Carroll Lyman and wife at 421 S Hickory named Lonnie Lee who weighed 8 pounds 1 ounce. Santiago Martinez and wife at 311 E 2nd named James Anthony who weighed 9 pounds 2 ounces.
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Donald Lloyd Sellers
Poplar
Jere
Don
Dennis Keith Robinson
RFD
Baldwin
Rackey Lee
Cecil William McArdle, Jr
S. Main
Alan Glen
Wayne Carroll Lyman
Hickory
Lonnie Lee
Santiago Martinez
James Anthony
Community club notices and church events roundup
A list of upcoming meetings and picnics from local clubs and churches. Events include Forest Park and Pomona picnics, Faith Chapter and Lutheran Guild gatherings, Union Chapel prayer circle, Garfield Gardeners, Alpha Study Club, Westminster Circles, Earnest Workers, Liberty Social Hour, Eagles Auxiliary, and the Helpful Service Class with dates and hosts across the week.
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Garfield Gardeners
FR B. Cupp
Alpha Study Club
Rantoul
Grant Catterson
Westminster Circles
Topment Church
Earnest Workers
Trinity Methodist Church
Ann Landers Endorses Adoption Over Unwed Motherhood
The column champions the child’s best interests, praising a mother who gives up her baby for adoption to give a two-parent home. Readers share heartening responses from states like New York, Ohio, Texas, Kansas, and Kentucky, including a child who wrote thanks for being allowed to grow up in a home with both parents.
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Ann
Union
EL Paso
Texas
Lawrence
Kansas
Mixed notes on travel wear and family initials tale
A trench of miscellany covers travel souvenirs from Mrs. Rowena Pinkerton in Biloxi Japan and Guam, including a rice bowl tea cup and fans. It also records local family naming by initials J D for four brothers in Ottawa and Fulllora with several relatives.
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Rowena Pinkerton
Wellsville
Biloxi
Miss
William B. Pinkerton
Japan
Pinkerton
Guam
U.S
Keesler Afb
Gond
Forest Park
Socialettes Circle Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Marcia Cudworth Circle of First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. Orville Glenn on August 15 for a potluck supper. The evening will feature a social time followed by a program and business session.
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Marcia Cudworth
First Baptist Church
Orville Glenn
Picnic speaker at Forest Park W C T U meeting
Rev Mauree Charthurut from 1st United Presbyterian Church spoke on Three Conversions at the W C T U picnic in Forest Park last evening. Introducted by William Johnson Ray Simmons led devotional Mrs Luckey Williams shared western trip experiences Mrs Wilmer Reynolds presented the Washington Letter.
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W.C.T.U
Forest Park
Mauree Charthurut
1St United Presbyterian Church
Charthurut
William Johnson
Ray Simmons
Luckey Williams
West
Washington
Wilmer Reynolds
Sauce Hint: How to keep white sauce smooth
A practical tip explains that white sauce should stand before serving to form a film. Keep the saucepan covered tightly to prevent a skin from forming on top, ensuring a glossy, uniform texture.
American soprano Moff fainted on stage in Venice
American soprano Ann Moff, 26, fainted on stage at Venice's La Fenice during Verdi's La Traviata after a 100 degree heat spell. She recovered after a 30 minute delay and returned to finish the role of Violetta as the audience showered her and Robert Merrill with curtain calls.
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Venice
la Fenice Opera House
Violetta
Viet Cong Rebels Slain in Major South Viet Nam Clash
In Xuyen Province a large government clash on August 1 left thirty Viet Cong rebels dead and about fifty wounded. The government cited it as the biggest engagement since July 16 southwest of Saigon, where troops killed more than 167 Communists.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam Cap
Xuyen
South Viet Nam
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