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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
3
A foundation tapioca cream recipe using milk eggs and sugar serves as a base for many summer desserts. Variations include rhubarb, strawberries, peaches, figs and banana with sauces whipped cream and nut toppings, offering numerous healthy portable treats.
Lettuce wilt for six portions uses eight bunches of lettuce, four slices bacon, one cup vinegar, one hard cooked egg, salt and pepper. Wash and shred lettuce in a hot serving bowl, wilt ten minutes, fry bacon crisp, pour hot vinegar over lettuce, mix, then top with chopped egg. Add green onions or radishes for a crisp garden side.
Fresh rhubarb is simmered in water until soft and strained to make juice. The juice is sweetened with sugar, heated to dissolving point, skimmed, and sealed in hot jars. Use pink varieties for best color and mix with cherry or strawberry juices. one pint flavors three quarts of fruit juice.
A reader suggests adding a half cup of grated cheese to flour for savory shortcake biscuits. For sweet biscuits, mix in a tablespoon of honey per cup of flour and blend the honey with the milk before combining with flour.
A reader suggests using remaining pork roast ground and mixed with bread crumbs, eggs, and seasonings. The mixture is baked in greased muffin pans and served with creamed peas, fresh or canned.
Mr and Mrs Fred Goodchild and children visited relatives from Mallard on Saturday. Kenneth Emory and family moved into the Smith Cole residence from Mick. Blanche Worthington at Storm Lake summer school spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Gus Ahlmstrom of Pomeroy came Friday and were joined home by Mrs N B Hersom. Bonnie Jean Goodchild stayed with cousin Mrs Boyd Ayers near Cylinder for the past week.
The farm home of John Klein is being covered with brick composition with A. R. Gaskill and C. Philp directing. The foundation at the Will Smith residence is finished. Supt. and Mrs. R. E. Jennings and Gerry returned home Sunday evening after a few days at Lake Okoboji.
Mr and Mrs Will Hilton spent several days last week at Lake Minnewashta where they have purchased a cottage. Grace Bloomer stayed there with her sister. Other locals with cottages at the lake include Axel Carl sen Walt Bachman Rex Coyle and W R Randolph.
The Havelock Woman's club held its last meeting of the season at Mrs. Will Boys home with Mrs. Wilna De Vaul as president and officers Myrl Cole Julia Nowack Irma Hartsock and Hilda Bachman. Several families and individuals are noted for travels, visits and health services including Daniels Hansen Cupp Gist and Dahl families and a Quaker Oats elevator project nears completion.
Patricia Jean Coyle wedding to Harold N. Johnson held at Rev Paul Juergeson’s Kansas City, Missouri home on Sunday June 1 at 9 a m Attendants were Mary Francis Minor and Leslie Long The couple will live on a Thor area farm after a two week honeymoon The bride is a Rolfe graduate class of 1940 and the groom from Eagle Grove class of 1939.
Mr and Mrs Harrold Brechter observed their silver wedding anniversary Tuesday evening June 3 at Mallard community hall. A mock wedding program featured solos by Mrs Fay Larsem and Dorothy Dubois, and performances by Arlene Hart, sock and Barbara Johnson. Guests from Fort Dodge Williams Wil liams Ames and Lake City attended, with gifts including a chest of silverware and a silver etched oil painting.
The Varina county meeting was attended by Mrs. Frank Ralle Mrs. Harold Shimon Mrs. Will Brazier Mrs. Claude Wilson Edna Mrs. Nellie Nickelson Mrs. Carl Barth Mrs. Mary Boysen and Mrs. Will Smith Edna Wilson won the dollar prize and the Havelock unit took the $3 prize for the highest attendance. The group met Monday evening at Mrs. J H Eno's home with officer elections held. Lunch was served by Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Eno.
Havelock Methodist Church sets Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m. The Woman's Society of Christian Service meets in the church parlors Friday afternoon with Mrs. R E Jennings presenting the lesson. Serving committee includes Mrs Elmer Albaugh Mrs Will Goodchild and Mrs Joe Edge. Pastor John Drake Wolcott cites prayer for peace.
A simple dressing blends mayonnaise with orange juice to loosen and flavor fruit salad. The mixture creates a creamy citrus glaze that coats fruit pieces.
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