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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1954
Page
8
Home cooks can transform tomato and oyster soups with cheese paprika and dairy tricks. The note lists economical tips, from using dry milk to balancing acidity, and suggests serving with salads and hearty stews to stretch meals on a budget.
A fragmented record lists General Fund expenditures for the quarter totaling 126 240.55 with regular salaries at 44 768.32 and other warrants 16 684.74. End balance shown as 81 477.23 with multiple small transfers and vendor payments including Milton Bradley Co and Vogelaar’s Motor among others.
A garbled list of payments and vendors appears to outline school expenses. Entries include music supplies from Educ Music Co and Mason Music Co, equipment repair from Bud Cane Re air Shop, janitorial labor, and various small charges. Names such as Richard Edwards and Jacob J De Haan appear among ambiguous figures like 6.16 and 44.58.
John J. Blommers swears before Frank N. De Wit as notary public on January 4 1954 in a formal subscription and oath. The record reflects a standard notarial acknowledgment from the quarter 1953 context.
A lighting engineer predicts a bright future for vehicles with tenfold brighter headlamps and polarization to avoid glare, infrared de-icing, electroluminescent panels, domed spotlights, keyhole lights, parking indicators, and fluorescent interior lamps. He notes a need for a driver’s mind lamp to curb traffic fear.
Mr and Mrs Charles Windsor of Manchester celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Christmas Day. The couple were married in 1893, marking six decades of marriage and shared memories from their long life together.
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