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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
7
A May evening scene shows green fields and grazing Herefords by a kitchen window. The author shares a simple quick cinnamon roll recipe from Florence Falk with one bowl dough and no kneading, plus a frozen berry dessert tip and baking method using oleo brown sugar and syrup.
The Newton area bulletin reports the McCalmont Homemakers gathering with nine members and four guests, new officers elected for the group, and an August meeting with a social breakfast. It also records local visits, Tulip Time in Pella, commencement in Monroe, and various family happenings around Newton and nearby towns. A flash flood hits Reasnor with four inches of rain, water intrusion in homes and businesses, and heavy debris in fields.
A reader asks about Social Security, Medicare, and working while receiving benefits. Answers cover withholding tax on housework wages, continuing farming earnings limits, Medicare eligibility before July 1 1966, and how earning limits affect benefits after applying for Social Security. The column then offers reflections on American land, growth, and progress.
A home kitchen note outlines a quick yeast roll method using warm water sugar dry yeast flour dry milk salt salad oil and a brief rise. The dough is mixed kneaded risen shaped into rolls baked at 400 degrees until browned with a warning not to double the recipe.
Des Moines SSA office will answer reader questions about Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. Question presented asks how much wife would receive at 62 versus 65, given husband receives $91 monthly. W. C. Barclay to provide guidance in column.
A speaker champions enduring liberty and warns against threats to the Constitution. He asserts America rests on God’s Word and urges citizens to stay true to its foundations to keep the nation free and brave. The message emphasizes duty to preserve constitutional principles.
A digest of book notices highlights MONGANGA by Lois Carlson about a California surgeon in the Congo, THE IRIS BOOK by Molly Price on iris varieties, WITH THE WHOLE HEART by Bud Collyer a faith memoir, THE FAR FAMILY by Wilma Dykeman set in Tennessee, and COLUMBELLA by Phyllis Whitney featuring a Chicago teacher in the Virgin Islands. Reading notes hint at mystery, travel, and literary profiles.
A set of book notes highlights Rosemary Sutcliff The Mark of the Horse Lord and The Cole Porter Story by David Ewen. It includes The Waters Under the Earth by John Moore and The Final Challenge by Dale Van Every. Also listed are The World of Michel Angelo by Robert Coughlan and Time-Life editors. A gift book on 1,300,000 cancer survivors is mentioned.
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