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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
4
A chocolate log roll dessert gains appeal in summer, served with whipped cream or ice cream, and sometimes topped with spiced applesauce. The recipe outlines making a cocoa flour batter, folding in whipped egg whites, baking, rolling in a towel, filling, and chilling before serving.
Illness confines Miss Edna Clinton to home while visitors arrive from Hayti and St. Louis. Alabama guests stay with Big Opening relatives. Ozark area families host gatherings. Hamilton Brown shoe factory near Poplar Bluff reopens after a closure period.
In Florissant Missouri St Regis Seminary became the nations first Catholic Indian school for boys subsidized by the federal government. From 1823 to 1831 only about thirty pupils attended, with modest funding and a strict routine emphasizing work and English prayers. The project opened schools for girls in 1825 under Mother Duchesne. Caruthersville hosts a four day cotton grading program starting July 25 led by mid south instructors.
A nostalgic piece on blackberry ripeness and a modern short boil recipe to make ripe berry jams and jellies. It includes an orange rind preparation, fruit and juice processing, and steps for Ripe Blackberry Marmalade and Ripe Blackberry Jelly with precise measurements and boiling times.
More than 3700 pounds of tomatoes were distributed to about one hundred relief families at Malone Park last Friday and Tuesday. Quantities ranged from 10 to 30 pounds based on family size, with individuals receiving 10 pounds and larger families the full quota. The effort used surplus food purchased by the U.S. government for relief. Elizabeth Moore, secretary-treasurer of Scott County Relief Administration, designates recipients. L. E. Moore oversees distribution. Poplar Bluff trainmaster J A Greig to take Missouri division duties July 1, succeeding S E Ridlon who retires on pension.
Highway Trooper Nathan Masie, wounded months ago while attempting to arrest Frank Payne, is able to move about in a wheelchair. Doctors believe he will fully recover from a lung infection caused by the bullet wound. Dr. H A Dunaway travels to St Louis to buy more equipment for his office.
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