Election Year Menu Sparks Homemaker Feasts
A vintage guide offers simple party bites for fundraisers and political gatherings. It details Candidate’s Chowder, a star tomato aspic, a cornmeal hot bread, campaign sandwiches, and a "Victory Train" meat loaf with mayo outlines and carrot wheels. Recipes cover ingredients and oven steps for social events.
Cassidy couple to observe 64th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Cassidy of the High Rise Murphysboro mark their 64th wedding anniversary with a Saturday potluck in the High Rise Community Room. They wed August 24 1904 in Warrensburg Missouri. Cassidy a former St Louis Post Dispatch proof reader and newspaper owner, now details of relatives and local ties. The event serves High Rise residents and relatives with meat and cake. The rest is housekeeping tips for mud stains.
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John Cassidy
Murphysboro
Warrensburg
Mayme Zoller
Cassidy
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Republican Era
Gertrude Snider
N. 13Th St
Granite City
Cassidys
Miss Pritchett to Be Married in Marion
Wanda Lou Pritchett daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Pritchett of Prairie View will wed Linden Ray Ferguson Aug 31 at 7 pm in Marion First Christian Church 310 N Market St The couple will have a reception after the ceremony and invites friends and relatives to attend
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Wanda Lou Pritchett
Earl Pritchett
Prairie View
Lindle Ray Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Joe Ferguson
West Chicago
Spillertown
Marion First Christian Church
N. Market St
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