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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1960
Page
3
A rushed day feature offers quick casseroles and skillet meals. The 15 Minute Phaloped Potatoes use bacon or salami with a cream sauce baked with potatoes and pork slices. The Hawaiian Chicken Skillet blends coconut milk, garlic, curry, and ginger with chicken to serve over rice.
A teen skincare guide emphasizes simple daily routines over expensive regimens. It promotes basic hygiene like cleansing, cold cream, and hair care, arguing lasting results come from consistent habits rather than elaborate products.
USDA researchers tested bunker silos against tower silos using first cut chard grass with preservative. Over multiple trials, bunker silage retained more feed value and quality than tower silage, which wilted without preservative, though high moisture silage was similar to wilted tower storage.
The report compares bunker, tower silo, and high-moisture grass tower silage. Bunker silage with plastic cover and sawdust retained 85.2 percent dry matter first year and 90.3 percent second year. Tower silage yielded 86.3 and 92.1 percent. High-moisture grass in a tower lost more dry matter, 77.9 and 87.0 percent, mainly due to seepage. Spoilage and gaseous losses were minimal and similar across methods.
Henry Hartman, longtime Oregon State College horticulture figure, retires after 40 years advancing pear production. He developed the Hartman wrap to prevent scald and copperized oil wraps to curb mold, plus paraffin liners for pear boxes, boosting Oregon pears to national markets.
A fashion note discusses lipstick trends shifting from pale lips to bright rosy, pink, and coral shades. It advises avoiding timid pinks, embracing jewel-toned eyes, ivory to peach complexions, and careful cheek color to keep eyes luminous without obvious rouge.
Season for parties suggests fruit bread and sesame seed biscuits as simple, approachable accompaniments. Readied loaf includes dates cherries pineapple and milk with baking powder salt. bake about 1 hour at 350 and cool on a wire rack. Sesame biscuits use flour butter and sesame, baked until crisp and brushed with butter.
Dr. Felix V. Juska of USDA Beltsville reports that thick, healthy turf from lime and fertilizer applications reduces sheep sorrel infestations. In trials with Kentucky bluegrass and red fescue, lime raised soil pH from 4.5 to 6.2. spring and fall fertilization plus selective herbicides like 2,8,6-TBA and PBA yielded best control.
Dairy heifers eat sparingly and grow slowly when fed fresh unwilted grass-legume silage. Beltsville researchers warn a fermentation compound reduces appetite, suggesting wilted silage or hay inclusion until more is known.
A historical note explains testing gasoline for water using a cotton-stick method. Dip a cotton wick into the tank and observe moisture on the stick after withdrawal. If water is absorbed, the portion covered by fuel may remain wet as gasoline evaporates quickly.
Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson return home Monday from Crawford Nebraska where they stayed the past week with Mr and Mrs Bob Cahill and family Mrs Cahill has been home from the hospital recovering from a serious auto accident Their grandson Denny had an accident Saturday when a wire pierced his foot and he was taken to a doctor Another couple Mr and Mrs Alfred Anderson who wed May 14 were surprised Monday evening by a group of friends at their home Coffee was served to numerous families including Johnson Kadel Schow Max Davis and Carl Peterson families
Mr and Mrs Martin Larson and Mr and Mrs Benny Lervold enjoyed a picnic dinner at Lovewell Lake on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Algor Anderson spent Friday to Tuesday in Topeka visiting Mrs. C P Rydell and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swanson. Mrs. Rydell accompanied the Andersons home for a visit here.
Miss Lynne Sandborn of Buffalo New York Miss Betty Sandborn of Washington DC and Miss Eve Sandborn of Clay Center visited Mr and Mrs R E Cooper last week along with relatives and friends. Miss Nellie Senn and Miss Ursula Senn of Clay Center were Monday evening guests at the Cooper home.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Erickson and Nancy spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson and Bill.
Mr and Mrs Frank Danielson Mr and Mrs Don Danielson and Mr and Mrs Larry Thomas of Omaha Neb were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Chester Erickson and Linda.
Mrs. Bob Miller and her children from Oklahoma travel to visit Mrs. Larry Hobson and her children in a Tuesday afternoon gathering. Also joining are Mrs. Larry Smith and her children from Iowa and Mrs. Jim Reed with children from California along with Mrs. Loren Isaacson.
Mrs. Esther Yount of Rexford and grandson Steven Barnett of Effingham spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson. Yount and Wilson are sisters. Callers during the past week at the Richard Loring home included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. John Fike, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reece, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reece, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loring, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Daniel Son.
Sunday dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Veteto drew guests from Kansas City and Tucson plus local relatives. Other gatherings included Mrs. Frank Larsen visiting Beloit, and Duaine Greenslade's visit to Agnes Cardwell. Notable visitors were Charley Loomis and families from Blue Rapids and Tacna Arizona visiting Burr Oak and Scan dia.
Jim Fredrickson and Mr and Mrs Paul Fredrickson with Janice and Ronnie drove to Chase on May 14 and were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Hoesscher and Annabel. In the evening they attended a Salem Methodist church wedding shower for Annabel Hoescher and Jim Fredrickson whose marriage is set for June 12.
Mrs Axel Jensen and Mrs Lorem visit Florell and Vickie who are patients in the hospital at Belleville. They are joined by Mrs Belle tter Don Freed and Mrs Frank Berggren in what appears to be a routine hospital call.
Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson of Superior Nebraska were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Le S Richards. The visit highlighted social ties between local families as they shared an evening meal.
Mr and Mrs George Larson were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Norman Sankey and daughters and Mr and Mrs Wallace Aspgren of Republic.
Mrs Bob Doctor and Mr Paul Doctor of Kennewick Washington hosted with Mr and Mrs Cecil Sargent of Council Grove and others including Mr and Mrs Thornton Doctor, Bob, and Mr and Mrs Clayton Kauer at Belleville. Evening guests were Mr and Mrs Don Burandt.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Brown and family of Republic visited Mrs. Anna Hohman on Sunday evening. Mrs. Ralph Pentice of Belleville spent Saturday morning as a guest at the Wim Moe home.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Danielson spent Saturday evening with Mrs Ellen Johnson, sharing a quiet social gathering at her home.
Rev and Mrs Ford Miller were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Zener. Mr and Mrs William Moe, Mrs Elizabeth Cooper and Mrs Bill Clark were Tuesday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Jerry Strand. Billie Moe of Kansas City spent last weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs William Moe.
Mr and Mrs Glenwood Freed spent Friday evening with Mrs Ellen Johnson. The gathering appears casual with no additional details or outcomes provided.
Gary Winfrey Danny Winfrey Eddie Bollinger Joe Boucher and Dick Dim ent of Kansas City visited Mrs Anna Hohman and Vic Brown family for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson were Sunday guests of Carl Hammer and Joyce.
Mr and Mrs Everett Robison hosted Saturday evening guests including John and Becky Robison Miss Blanche Haggman Jossy Robison Mrs R E Cooper and several others. A group worked Monday evening to ready the museum for summer and plan another work session Wednesday May 1.
At the regular Civil Defense meeting held on May 10 two films will be shown.
Monday morning visitors included Mrs. Paul Doctor and Mrs. Ray Tingstronm along with the Thompson and Nondorf families. Afternoon guests from Fairbury Nebraska included Mr and Mrs Darrell Morehead and family. Additional coffee guests and supper hosts featured Belleville residents and friends throughout the week.
Mrs Everett Johnson welcomed the Economy HDU to her home on Tuesday afternoon May 24. Fred Mochin and Joyce Houdek visited Sunday afternoon with Patsy Thompson.
Mr and Mrs Loren Etter of Tucson Ariz and Mr and Mrs Axel Jensen were Wednesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Loren Florell and Vickie.
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