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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1961
Page
3
A Glamorous non alcoholic punch recipe for summer gatherings combines juice concentrates water milk and sherbet. Serve very cold with crushed ice and candy roses for decoration. Raspberry Fruit Punch uses pineapple juice apricot nectar carbonated water and raspberry sherbet for eight servings.
A feature on summer hostess wear describes fabrics from brilliant cotton satins to piques and brondecloths in bold prints and black and white. The piece notes cuisine cottons with graceful, color rich lines, Net terraces and skimmer styles, Oriental influences, and new color pairings.
Len Kleis describes fabric textures and color over pattern in Virgil. He notes reps ottomans tapestries friezes maires and jacquard as textiles. Bright broadcloths drape like silks with rounded necklines such as bateau scoop turtle and bertha.
A brisk note on keeping cookies handy for snacks and guests. It lists gingersnaps, storage tips, and a basic recipe using shortening sugar egg and molasses with baking steps. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kelly visiting Mrs John Swenson Sunday afternoon.
A Pennsylvania State University report details a 1957 bulk milk tank made from Type 202 stainless steel. Dr. George W. Watrous Jr notes it remains in perfect condition with no corrosion or discoloration. The 202 grade offers cost savings while maintaining quality, though in contact milk use had not begun.
Fragment mentions Pineapple and grape juice or pineapple and orange juice with notes on juice usage. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or context for a fuller summary.
A Fort Worth pastor conducts a German ceremony for Dale Bennett and his bride via overseas telephone, with a Konigstein minister officiating from Germany and a speaker system in the Fort Worth church. The piece also extols new telephone services and traveling tips using long distance calls to save time and money.
Wardrobe update season urges inventory of leftovers planned through September. Identify party wear play clothes and everyday dresses, compare older items with new accessories, and refine style choices to achieve a refreshed look. Hot colors dominate this season with vibrant orange pink and blue. Textured fabrics and lace add drama. simpler classic moods also return.
Farm fire losses in 1960 are estimated at 165 million dollars, down from 174 million in 1959. The figure comes from reports of 207 mutual fire insurance companies, covering 1,625 firms. Building losses dominate at about 65 percent, with dwellings and barns hit hardest. Livestock claims, though 15 percent of total, accounted for more dollars than any other personal property item. Lightning caused roughly 19 percent of payments.
A turkey raiser adds roof roosts to range shelters to provide extra space for the growing poults. Malted strips run across false rafters supported on posts about 18 inches above the roof surface, increasing roosting area.
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