Prize Winning Lemon Jello Salad Recipe Revealed
Mrs. Ralph A. Crawford shares a top award winning Lemon Jello Salad from The Kansas City Kansan. Read her crowd pleasing recipe and variations including Baked Steak Deluxe and Famous Fried Chicken. Also included are Chocolate Cake Dessert and Poor Man's Cookies candidates for quick party fare and picnic serving.
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Ralph A. Crawford
S. Oak
Herald
Kansas City
Kan
Changes In Egg Processing Pasteurization Rules
The USDA has amended grading and inspection rules to require pasteurization of egg products from plants in the voluntary inspection program. Effective dates set after June 1 1965 for various product forms, with pasteurization or Salmonella testing required, and stricter standards for whites and liquid or frozen whites beginning in 1966.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Kiwani Queens Review On Eva Rutland Book
The Kiwani queens held their Thursday meeting to review Eva Rutland's The Trouble With Being a Mamma. Mrs. Melvin Booth led the program as Mrs. Hare old Bundy presided, with Mrs. W. D. Bancroft hosting and a vote to place two red geraniums at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Assistants included Mrs. Floyd Jacob Mrs. Eoman Jones Mrs. R. N. Bundy and Mrs. Gerald Briscoe.
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Kiwani Queens
Eva Rutland
Melvin Booth
W. D. Bancroft
Hareold Bundy
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bancroft
Floyd Jacob
Eoman Jones
R. N. Bundy
Gerald Briscoe
Mama Had A Crush Dear Ann Landers Advice Row
A mother laments Penny dating 18 year old Kenneth and fears heartbreak if they break up. Ann Landers warns the mother is reliving her youth and urges professional help to separate her feelings from her daughter's social life.
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Ann Landers
Penny
Kenneth
Marery
Heloise style tips and home hacks from readers
A column of reader questions and tips covers soap dish cleaning with a hot wash cloth, refrigerator note reminders to reduce waste, using a husband’s handkerchiefs as pressing cloths, a teen’s small plate for dieting, fabric quilt patch ideas from dress scraps, and garage parking guidance using a sheet strip as a visual cue.
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Heloise
Misses Blouse Pattern 4781 Seeks Mail Request
Pattern 4781 features two blouse styles for misses in sizes 10 through 18. Listing details include yardage for size 16 and a second style, with 35 cents per pattern plus 14 cents mailing, addressed to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Ottawa Herald New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
VFW Auxiliary Plans Services for Memorial Day Event
The VFW Auxiliary met with 11 members to plan Memorial Day services as Mrs. Glen W. Hardesty presided. A 79 cent penny march was noted, district convention reports filed, and Poppy Day set for May 22 after a first place win in the 2nd District contest. A future rummage sale was proposed with Mrs. Carl Furman chairing, and a short meeting with elections will precede the joint officer installation.
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V.F.W
Glen W. Hardesty
Lawrence
Cancer Funds
Garland Hinkle
Carl Furman
H. R. McCurdy
Socialettes Willing Workers Meet In Richmond Quilting Plan
The Socialettes Willing Workers Club of Richmond met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Sanford Shaw to quilt for Mrs. Ross Spencer. The May 25 meeting will be with Mrs. Leo Lingo.
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Willing Workers Club of
Richmond
Sanford Shaw
Ross Spencer
Leo Lingo
Dalton Gang Visit Reveals Notorious 1892 Raid History
In Coffeyville visiting the Dalton museum during a Kansas Press Woman convention, readers learn of the Dalton raid on Oct 5, 1892. The brothers Bob Grattan and Emmett, with Bill Powers and Dick Broadwell, robbed Condon and First National Banks of about $25,000. Four bandits were killed after a fierce clash with armed citizens.
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Coffeyville
Kansas Press Women’s Convention
Dalton Museum
Dalton
Dalton Boys
Dalton Brothers
Bob
Gratten
Emmett
Bill Powers
Dick Broadwell
Condon
First National
Community clubs and a historic Kansas raid noted
A lengthy listing of local clubs and circles spans many organizations from Beta Sigma Phi to Eastern Star and church groups. The article recalls a 1920s raid that led to eight deaths and Emmett’s life sentence, later pardoned, with a nod to a Coffeyville museum. It also revisits 1915 fashion coverage on wedding gowns and the shift to ankle-length skirts for June brides.
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Emmett
Kansas Penitentiary
Lancsing
Los Angeles
Calif
Coffeyville
Ise Sue
the Herald
Leisure Hour Club Holds Final Session in Richmond
The Leisure Hour Club of Richmond held its final session of the year on Wednesday. Mrs Lonnie Chambers Mrs Harold Robertson and Mrs Joe Wittman arranged the program revealing mystery pals.
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Leisure Hour Club of
Richmond
Lonnie Chame
Harold Robertson
Joe Wittman
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