Snipperettes 4 H Sewing Club Meets at Rachel Ralphs
The Snipperettes 4 H sewing club gathered at Rachel Ralphs home for a weekly meeting. They sewed slips and dresses and shared refreshments with Kathryn Blau Dorma Rogers Margaret Taylor Edna Bingham Ida Chase and Orthea Mc.
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Snipperettes
Rachel Ralphs
Rachel
Kathryn Blau
Dorma Rogers
Margaret Taylor
Edna Bingham
Ida Chase
Orthea Mc
4-H Clubs Share Cooking Sewing and Dairy News
A trio of 4-H groups met at different homes August 1 and August 6. The Cooks club demonstrated fruit uses with Cheryl Griffeths hosting and refreshments for Marilyn Schwartz, Linda Call, and Trene Schwartz. The Merry Sewers sewed aprons at Helen Schwartz’s home with Esther Griffeth, Karen Kirk Bride, Dorothy Moser, Marianna Winward, and Margaret Beutler served. The Black and White Dairy club discussed dairy calf feeding with Daniel Rogers hosting and Gary Cahoon, Milford Chase, and Dan Cahoon served refreshments. The Busy Bugsy club studied insects with Steven Beckstead, Terry Carlson, Kent Smith, and leader Mr. Beckstead. The Seven Cockettes gathered for activities hosted by Kathleen Gailey.
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Cheryl Griffeths
Cheryl
Marilyn Schwartz
Linda Call
Trene Schwartz
Merry Sewers
4-H Club
Helen Schwartz
Helen
Esther Griffeth
Karen Kirkbride
Dorothy Moser
Marianna Winward
Margaret Beutler
Black and
Daniel Rogers
Dan Cahoon
Gary Cahoon
Daniel
Milford Chase
Seven Cockettes and Cookettes Increase Meeting Activities
July and August meeting notes show Louise Rawlings presiding, Suzanne Knudson and Marian Bodily leading demos on table setting and raw vegetables, songs led by Suzanne, and refreshments including root beer floats punch cookies and baked items. Attendees included several members and guests such as Mrs. Odell Gailey and Monteen Drury.
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Louise Rawlings
Kathleen
Marian Bodily
Odell Gailey
Seven Cockettes
Sharlene Bodily
Nanteen Drury
Sharlene
Monteen Drury
Geraldine Gilbert
Suzanne Knudson
Monteen
Mariann
Gold Bricks From Mackenzie Mines Worth Large Sum
Yellowknife mines in Canada's Mackenzie district churn out gold shaped into 60 pound bricks. A ton of ore yields about three quarters of an ounce of gold, with each brick valued around 25 500 dollars per the National Geographic Society.
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Yellowknife
Canada
Mackenzie
National Geographic Society
Irrigation guides for corn and potatoes from Idaho study
An Idaho extension service summary explains how to irrigate to avoid water logging and disease in potatoes and corn. It covers limiting irrigation to seed-piece depth for potatoes, avoiding overwatering to prevent pink rot, and using short irrigation runs. For corn, tassel time requires steady moisture with deep roots, while over watering delays maturity. Tips for tasting and storing corn and cooking rice are also included.
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Victor Myers
Gilbert Corey
Darrell Larsen
University of Idaho Extension Service
Idaho
Rice Cooking Guidance for Proper Texture and Water Use
The article warns against draining rice too early and advises using correct water amounts. It states that rinsing or pouring water through cooked rice wastes food value and emphasizes that when water and rice are measured correctly, the rice will absorb water during cooking, giving firm, tender, and separate grains.
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Lucretia Maughan
Weekend crashes claimed thousands in 1955 death and injuries
Weekend crashes accounted for 15 730 killed and 766 090 hurt during 1955, highlighting the high toll of traffic incidents and the year’s road safety concerns.
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Eery Ire
SC Pet
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Sue
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Mrs. Maughan
Satan
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Greyhound Bus Depot
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V. A. McQueary Construction
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Logan
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