Japanese Student Speaker Delights Columbian Shake Spear Club
Miss Ryuko Okada of Japan spoke at a Columbian Shake Speare club program on International Relations. A Keio University graduate studying child psychology at Oklahoma University, she plans to return to Japan in June to pursue social work. She described Kabuki dancing and the use of traditional symbols of luck, including pine, crane, turtle, and an elderly couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryuko Okada
Japan
Miss Okada
Ottawa University
Tokyo
Columbian Shakespeare Club
Lois Smith
Pickering reports items donated to Wadsworth Hospital
W. L. Pickering said eight bags of rags were taken to Wadsworth Hospital along with 207 cards and various gifts. Light refreshments were served during a social hour.
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W. L. Pickering
Wadsworth Hospital
Zigzag Club Elects New Officers for 1950s Paola Meeting
Zigzag Club members met Monday in Paola with Mrs. Otto Zeebert to plan the new year. New officers include Mrs. Jim Burkdoll of Lane as president, Mrs. Roy Garner of Greeley as vice president, and Mrs. Earl Conner of Ottawa as secretary treasurer. Members displayed Christmas gift ideas from zigzag sewing machines and exchanged gifts. Attendees spanned Paola, Lane, Greeley, Ottawa, Princeton, Richmond, Garnett, and other towns, with several guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Zeebert
Paola
Jim Burkdoll
Lane
Roy Garner
Greeley
Earl Conner
Ottawa
Ross Kimball
Zebert
Leo Wittman
Pomona
R. F. Lollar
Rantoul
James Hull
Harold Kimball
Princeton
Harold Guy
Richmond
William Owens
Entertains Music Club at Stephens Home
Alan Stephens hosted the Junior High Music Club at his parents home. Members performed piano solos and David Stephens guest soloed. Margaret Ann Williams won a prize for practice hours. June Sutton planned to entertain in February. Guests included Mrs. Donald Welton and others.
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Alan Stephens
Gail Stephens
David Stephens
Margaret Ann Williams
R. L. Stevens
Stephens
Alan
June Sutton
Mmes
Donald Welton
Albert Williams
Elmer Sutton
W. R. Piggott
Bob Welton
Margaret Williams
Jeannie Hogslin
Janet Roush
Sue Piggott
Make Corned Beef Dinner Use Leftovers in Hash
The Associated Press reports growing corn beef supplies packed in vacuum sealed bags. Boiled corned beef dinner method given with step by step simmer times and vegetables. Leftover beef can be transformed into easy corned beef hash with simple prep cues.
Corned beef method tweaks with cabbage wedges and fillings
The recipe notes add six wedges of small green cabbage before cooking beef. It removes the step of slicing beef across the grain for turnovers and suggests using chopped corned beef with rice as a filling for stuffed green peppers or baked tomatoes. Also mentions serving sliced tomatoes and cucumbers with an all vinegar dressing.
OVEN-BAKED CORNED BEEF HASH RECIPE IDEA
Trim fat from corned beef and chop fine to two cups. Mix with two cups chopped cooked potatoes one tablespoon grated onion salt pepper and a quarter cup milk. Bake in a shallow pan 350 for 20 minutes then indent wells for eggs add crumbs and butter top with eggs bake 20 minutes more. Serve with chili sauce. Leftovers suggest sandwiches salads and spreads using corned beef with cabbage French dressing or cheese and olives.
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Robert
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Ray Merece
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