Natural Sweetenin Adds Flavor From Sorghum History
About fifty years ago the U S sorghum syrup production neared 20 million gallons but now stands at a tenth. Modern nutrition shows unrefined foods our forebears ate contain minerals like iron calcium phosphorus riboflavin and niacin. The piece notes sorghum syrup as a valuable old-time staple eclipsed by refined sugar and preserved by a small group of advocates during the recent Ozark festival at Silver Dollar City near Branson.
Pattern and Sorghum Recipes in Ottawa Herald Excerpt
An Ottawa Herald clipping promotes a sewing pattern 4915 for teen sizes and includes mail order details. It then describes sorghum demonstrations, a Pioneer Plains sorghum cookbook by Margaret Maxwell, and begins a gold nugget meat loaf recipe with ingredients and method.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Margaret P. Maxwell
Ozark Craft Festival Preserves Old Skills
Silver Dollar City and Marvel Cave Park near Branson Missouri draw about two million visitors yearly The festival preserves Ozark crafts with skilled artisans including a basket maker passing trades to family In October and April May annual events revive 19th century chores crafts and street performances plus recipients like Edsgar Kerr honored with organ recital at Ottawa University chapel The prose also lists several vintage recipes including sorghum based dishes and celebratory baked goods
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Ozark
Edsgar D. Kerr
Gordon Young
Kerr
Ottawa University
Club Forecast Monday at Union Chapel and more
Community clubs and church groups listed for Monday include Beta Sigma Phi EXemplar Chapter, Mrs LeRoy Teter. TOPS chapters at Trimettes and Taperettes. Stitch and Chatter. CWF at First Christian. First Methodist W S C S. Trinity W S C S. American Baptist Women at First Church. Westminster Presbyterian Women. Church of Brethren Women. Presbyterian Women at First Church. Sweet Adelines. Eastern Star Busy Corner Social Club. Baxter Social Hour. Daughters Club. WYCOFF Community. Beauceant Senior Club. Royal Neighbors. 7 30 p m. De Molay Grand Circle Meeting.
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Beta Sigma Phi
LeRoy Teter
Pomona Stitch and Chatter
Leo Wittman Cwf
First Christian
First Methodist
W.S.C.S
Trinity
First Church
Westminster Presbyterian
Fred Schnoke
Baxter
James DeVore
Daughter’s Club
Luddell
Richmond church luncheon aids leaders training program
Socialites Eighteen attended a sacri ficial luncheon and follow up program at Richmond Methodist Community Church on Wednesday. The offering funds training for church leaders and for children’s homes in the U S. Mary Will Fred and Al Pickert of Richmond returned from visiting their brother Lee Pickett and wife in Hoisington and their daughter Mrs Ernest Lang and family in Clare in Kan. Fifteen women celebrated the birthdays of Mrs Marguerite Roberts and Mrs Maude Beall at Mrs Roberts home. Mr and Mrs Ralph McCrea of Richmond visited Memorial Auditorium in Kansas City to watch grandson Lynn Nutt receive his Eagle Scout award.
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Richmond Methodist Community Church
U. S
Mary
Will
Fred
al Pickert
Richmond
Lee Pickett
Hoisington
Ernest Lang
Clarelin
Kan
Marguerite Roberts
Maude Beall
Ralph McCrea
Kansas City
Lynn Nutt
Memorial Auditorium
Delegates Attend 66th Kansas Women’s Clubs Meet
Mrs Lee Finch and Mrs Merle Marmon attended the 66th annual Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs district convention held over two days at Glenwood Manor Motel Oversland Park. The program centered on The Fine Art of Living with Mrs Ed Patton presiding. State president Mrs L B Roller spoke on Instruments With Which We Build and James E Post addressed Capital Finishment. Mrs John Richner led the memorial service.
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Lee Finch
Merle Marmon
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Second District
Twoeday
Glenwood Manor
Oversland Park
Johnson County
Young Man Trons Club
Sidestess
Cone
Cf Living
Ed Patton
Russ Davee
Baldwin
Mar
Dear Ann Landers Letters on Teens and Boundaries
A reader praises teens who donate blood for her husband’s surgery, while Ann Landers replies with a blunt lesson on personal boundaries. A 17 year old questions a boyfriend’s unwanted advances and is advised to stop giving him excuses, preserving her autonomy and safety.
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Ann Landers
Ron
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Cassville
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Union Chapel
WSCS
Women’s Fellowship
Church of Brethren Presbyterian Women, First
Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors
DE Molay Grand Circle Meeting
Socialittes
George Hart
Eunice Goff
St. Therese
Henry Hart
Emma Wiesner
Albright’s
North American Hotel
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