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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1954
Page
3
A homemaker shared methods for using leftovers in fritters and a peach syrup sauce. The recipe lists flour baking powder salt paprika dry mustard oil or butter milk shredded American cheese and eggs for fritters and peaches syrup sugar cornstarch orange juice and lemon juice for the sauce.
Community notices detail visits among the Anida Bennet and Swann families in Salt Lake City and Preston, birthday and graduation happenings, Sunday school talks by Pamela Geddes and Dennis Bell, young women’s group membership, and social activities in Blackfoot Logan and Down. The piece records dozens of names, kinship ties, and weekend outings with minor school notes and a closing phone line.
Readable fragments describe fritter batters using flour sugar baking powder and eggs with variations including ham, Bermuda onions, corn and cottage cheese. Methods mention beating eggs, folding in whites, and frying in hot fat until browned with serve hot. Some sections reference pineapple cheese and peach fritters with sauce.
Oxford residents and relatives gathered in various Idaho towns including Preston Pocatello Rupert Rockland Ogden and Clifton. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Walter Hatch Alma Hatch and Roland Hall along with numerous Gordon Kendall families and others visiting kin during weekends and hospital stays.
The Baker and Coburn families plus relatives from Idaho Falls Malad Downey and Bear Lake gather for birthdays sacraments and visits. Ralph turns 12 as Reta Rolier advances in MIA and Primary roles. Henry Hatch Jack Coburn speak at church as regional travel and moves are noted.
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