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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
4
Miss Hazel Ackeret wed Lawrence H. Morgan at Trinity Methodist in a sunset orchid ceremony with Mendelssohn and Lohengrin music. The couple plans a two week Ohio tour and home at 723 North Bush Street.
A 2 to 4 pm birthday party was held at Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Blair’s North Lynn Street home for their daughter Sherida Blair turning seven. Guests enjoyed lawn games story hour and an ice course with many gifts given to the celebrant. Names of attendees include Theressa Shannon Harriett Roeger Katherine Peter Billy Peter Elizabeth Beldon Kathleen Taskey Joan White Geneva Stabb Katherine EuDaly Margaret EuDaly Alice Jenile Marquette Miriam Hamilton Margaret Rapp Evelyn Slung Sarah Elizabeth Cohn Bobby Shields George Graessle Toms Graessle Earl Potter George Henderson Wilbur Williams Russell Williams Lyman Hamilton.
A ten days excursion near Miss Kate Andrews' Cabin in Brown County gathers local youths. Figures include Dorothea Meyers Jessie Bell Emma McCord Helen McCurdy Adaline Bowman Madeline Findley Maurine Carter Mary Alberta Mann Delores Elsner and Helen Schaefer with Pauline McCord serving as chaperone.
The article extols frozen desserts as a year round favorite, noting their taste and texture, dietary value, and adaptability to simple or elaborate menus. It mentions ice cream styles, sherbet, frozen fruits, and substitutes like canned evaporated milk, then asserts there are about six basic recipes for mastering frozen desserts.
The article explains turning an oblong tin bread box on its back so the lid opens forward. Add rubber feet to raise the box, install four rubber tipped screws, and fasten a wooden bread board inside the lid. If a partition exists, remove it to avoid a wire shell. This creates a convenient bread box upgrade.
Mrs Minnie Westmeier aged 66 wife of Christopher H Westmeier of 622 Carter street died in the Methodist hospital Indianapolis Saturday afternoon after a brief illness with gall stones following an operation last Thursday. Funeral services will be held from the home Tuesday at 1 30 and from Evangelical Lutheran church at 2 with Rev J E Eggers in charge. Burial in Riverview cemetery. She was born in Ripley county June 24 1858 and lived in Ripley county until marrying November 30 1878. She and her husband lived in Aurora Seymour and finally settled in Seymour. She leaves three sons Charles Rolley and Jesse and six daughters Emma Slavens Clara Loren Lillian Meyer Alma McClanahan Pearl Smith Leona Wiley and one more daughter. Also two brothers William and John Gillman and three sisters Mary Rueter Bessie Huffman Lyde Hoffmeier survive. Regular taxi service to Pauley Cabins.
The article notes an abundance of vegetables and suggests varying preparation beyond boiling to suit family tastes. It begins with carrots and invites experimentation to please diverse palates during this season.
A vintage recipe details trimming three inch asparagus, cutting rest into one inch pieces, and creating a thick sauce from butter flour water and seasonings. Eggs are beaten then combined with the asparagus before baking in a water bath and finishing with a parsley garnish and white sauce. Canned asparagus can substitute, drained and rinsed, using one cup cold water or milk in place of asparagus water.
The snippet offers quick hacks like rubbing glass with a peeled potato for luster and drying. a sash-curtain rod affixed under a sewing table to hold spools. dipping thread ends in glue to string beads without a needle.
Mrs Wright Payne and her son Harry and daughter Doris spent the day in North Vernon visiting relatives and enjoying time with family.
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