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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1948
Page
12
A vivid society feature outlines a hearty dish of Swedish meat balls with spaghetti. It lists ingredients such as ground beef, enriched bread, milk, onions, and Worcestershire sauce, plus steps to brown meat, make gravy, cook spaghetti, and combine for four servings.
Christian Union Ladies Aid met at Nellie Schakel's home on Thursday August 5 with 11 members one visitor and children present. The meeting opened with hymn singing and the president read selections from John and an article on John. The Lord's Prayer was recited, business concluded with more singing, plus refreshments and visiting.
Andrew Ter Louw led a Bethany Willins session on Thursday afternoon with hymn singing and a prayer. Nine members and two guests attended as minutes were read and approved. August offerings totaled $4.75 with $25 donated to Knoxville Reformed Church and 84 cents to the flower fund. The study on Through The Bible covered Lessons VI and VII. The September meeting is planned for September 9 at Mrs Peter J Zwank’s home. Ruth Van Donselaar and Forrest Fisher repeated vows on August 3 at 8 p.m. at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev Reuben De Haan officiated. The groom hails from St Clair Missouri and works for Standard Oil. They will honeymoon at Rockaway Beach Missouri and reside on Norwalk Road, Des Moines, Iowa.
The Phi lathea Class social has set for Friday at the Church with Mrs. Ceeyle Van Der Beek in charge of devotions. Hostesses include Miss Marie Tantenbach Mrs Angeline Van Rees Mrs Kate Van Hemert and Mrs Marie Lautenbach. Miss Joyce Vande Lune and Howard Jonker of skie rs wed in a double ring ceremony at 8 o clock Tuesday evening June 1. Rev F Van Houten officiated at the Christian Reformed church as mock crane red spring flowers palms and candles added decor. Miss Betty Rouma provided nuptial music and Miss Marilyn Perry sang Because and I Love You.
Richard Baker sang The Lord s Prayer at the ceremony. Ushers included RM Gillespie and Jonker. Bride wore white slipper satin with lace and pearl jewelry, carrying white carnations and salmon gladioli. Bridesmaid Blanche Vande Lune wore light blue gown with pink roses. flower girl Mary Alyce Van Houten wore a gown like the bride. Best man Leo Jonker stood by. ring bearer La Verne Van Kooten carried rings on a lace trimmed pillow. Reception for 140 at the YWCA followed. Out-of-town guests came from Ottumwa Pella Prairie City Des Moines Deep River Sully Hedrick Knoxville Monroe Grand Rapids Mich and Englewood California.
A concise safety message urges drivers to keep their minds and eyes ahead of the car. It warns that an empty train of thought fails to whistle a warning, emphasizing alertness on the road.
Summer menus benefit from varied flavors as hot days reduce appetites. Durum wheat macaroni spaghetti and noodles hold their shape after cooking and pair well with many ingredients. Quick cooking plus foreign notes elevate dinners, with a trio of easy to make dishes highlighted.
A recipe outlines Chinatown Noodlette with broad noodles and mixed vegetables. Ground pork and beef brown while bean sprouts celery and tomato soup mix, then combine with noodles and bake in a 360 degree oven for about an hour to yield six servings.
Iowa State researchers report ice cream provides ample riboflavin or vitamin B2, aiding eyesight and skin health. The vitamin is highly usable by the body, unlike some foods. researchers caution not to rely on ice cream alone.
Durum wheat based macaroni spaghetti and noodles offer affordable, tasty entrees. High protein contents aid nutrition while keeping meals economical amid rising prices.
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