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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
6
Mrs L and DPewee hosted a Saturday birthday party for sixteen young girls in pastel decor. Carol Low Bernhardt won prizes as guests played games and enjoyed cake with nine candles and pastel nut and candy baskets.
Tuesday's Daily notes Mr and Mrs Joseph Kahoutek of Denver Colo spent the weekend with Mr Kahoutek's brother Tim Kahoutek and family and relatives in Mattamouth. James Kahoutek and family of Omaha were also here Monday.
Sunday guests from Omaha included Mrs. Mary Northcutt and son Richard Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fisher and son Don Dr and Mrs C R Kennedy and daughter Berry and Miss Edith Sylvester, visiting Mr and Mrs John Crubill and Mr and Mrs Clem Woster for a social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Howard Hoffman and son Billy of Dansville NL spent the weekend at the Phillip Hoffman home. They plan to return to Hilneis this afternoon. A family dinner was held Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Henry Kobbermuth and Mr and Mrs Arthur Kobermann of Lincoln Kansas and Mr and Mrs Otto Dresselhaus of Lincoln Nebraska.
Mrs Richard Beverage hosted the M A O Club meeting on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs G A Pahl teaching Hobbies. After business the group played pinochle. high score went to Mrs John Woest and consolation to Mrs P Y McFetridge. Marie Richards assisted. Tuesday Bridge Club members gathered at Mrs Beverage's home with high score recorded.
Mrs. L. W. Egenberger opened the meeting with the pledge. Plans were made for an investiture ceremony on June 15. The court of honor scheduled a weather roast for the meeting on June 6, followed by games after the business session. Second prize was won by Mrs. Ray Herring and the event ended with a social gathering.
Miss Helen Farley entertained at a Wednesday noon luncheon at her home. Guests included Miss Helen Gorder of Weeping Water, Mrs. Charles Tunnel, and Miss Hazel Baier. Gorder, Farley, and Tunnel are Doane college students. Gorder plans to study librarianship at Denver University this summer.
Members of the Junior Catholic Daughters of America gathered for a 6:30 picnic supper at counselor Miss Genevieve Whelan's home. After supper they moved to the house for the business meeting where Miss Tetts obril completed her first year tests.
Mrs St G Kiser hosted the Best Ever Girl's Room club on May 14. Members discussed Pictures for the Room and rug projects to start by the next meeting. The evening included outdoor games after the lesson.
A dinner was held Sunday May 23 at Ellen Kaffenberger’s home for her eighteenth birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nolting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meisinger Lucille Elvin Davis Gerald Keil Bill Smith Mrs. Margaret Kaffenberger Bernese and Eben Kaffenberger the guest of honor who received three cakes.
Mr and Mrs L D Hiatt and daughters Alice and Helen and Miss Wilhelmina Henrichson attended a recital in Omaha last evening as part of their social outing.
Misses Mildred and Beatrice Knoflicek of this city were among students of Mrs Grace Leidy Burger who gave a fine showing at the Schmoller Mueller auditorium recital held by her class.
Mrs John Schutz entertained the card club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J C Petersen Jr won which store and Mrs August Roessler received consolation. Mrs Schutz was assisted by Mrs Earl Mrasek and Miss Clara Mrasek of Murray. Bouquets of peonies and roses decorated the home.
Mr and Mrs Bert Knorr and daughter Delight returned from Hastings with Mr and Mrs Roy Knorr to spend a few days. Bert Knorr, formerly of Plattsmouth, has been living in Alliance Neb and plans a future move to the west coast. Roy Knorr, Jean and Bill joined the visit, spending Memorial Day and the weekend at Hastings and with the Floyd Knorr family in Giltner.
Members of the Wells clan held their annual Memorial Day reunion May 30 at Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Kerr’s home. They decorated graves in Oak Hill cemetery. Out of town visitors included Mrs. Edna Evans and son J. E. Evang and his wife of Lincoln, W. E. Wells and daughter Ernestine Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Breese and daughter Margaret of Red Oak.
Light fruit free dessert using apricots or shredded coconut in a rennet custard. Mix one package lemon rennet powder with one pint milk and shredded coconut, chill, then serve garnished with coconut and mint jelly if desired.
Prepare maple rennet custard per package directions. Chill until set. Slice apricots and arrange on top in a wheel formation for garnish before serving.
The recipe describes preparing a lamb breast pocket filled with a stuffing of uncooked brown rice, grated onion, chopped green pepper, and paprika. After seasoning the lamb, fill the cavity, seal the edges, and cook on a rack in an open oven.
Do not cover and do not add water. Place in a moderate oven at 300 to 350 degrees Fahrenheit and roast until done, about two hours. Serve with tomato sauce.
C A Rosencrans left Saturday night for a brief trip through northern Missouri. He spent the holiday in Hunnewell as a guest of friends. The journey covered several larger cities and was described as very pleasant.
Miss Florence Kalasek was rushed to St. Catherine's hospital Tuesday after an acute attack of appendicitis. An operation was performed at one o'clock in the afternoon.
A woman was reported to be getting along nicely last evening, with observers noting a stable condition and continued recovery since the afternoon update.
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