Wild Game Recipes Listed In Local Recipe Contest
Wild game recipes share honors in a local contest with Bohemian Sour Rabbit winning. Judges and contestants discuss thickening, substitutions, and several venison and goose preparations. Notable names include Mrs. Georg Frath, Mrs. Lou Zane Adams, Mrs. William Hasenpfeffer, and Mrs. Larry Bonifield, with notes on family ties and regional cooking traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. O'Neil
Bohemian
George Frath
Waterloo
Larry D
Bonifield
Cedar Lane
Carbondale
Joe
Fruth
W. J Korando
Clara
Reading method debate shapes American schooling
Dr Goodman criticizes PTA neglect of phonics and praises phonetic teaching. He cites a study showing 35 percent of children severely retarded in reading and contrasts American fourth graders vocabulary with Russian peers. He blames inattentive American fathers, praises parent involvement, and argues admissions should favor couples to boost schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Goodman
PTA
Ivan
Johny
Arthur S. Trace Jr
Random House
Charles C. Walcutt
Little Brown and Co
Pather
Waterloo Woman Wins Southern Illinois Wild Game Recipe Contest
Mrs. George Fruth of Waterloo Rt. 4 won the Southern Illinois Wild Game recipe contest. A former teacher Amelia Korando, she taught near Cora Jones Ridge and Oddfellows School. Now a homemaker on a farm, she and husband have son Joe, 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
George Fruth
Rt. 4
Waterloo
Fruth
Amellia Korando
Cora
Jones Ridge
Oddfellows School
Couple Marks Fifty Years at St Louis Stock Yards
A couple celebrates fifty years together with a company at the St Louis Stock Yards and a recent retirement. They have three children and seven grandchildren. Mrs Reid plans to visit after Christmas for the celebration.
Family tip for serving liver and onions
A reader suggests a simple culinary tweak by layering paper-thin raw onion slices over cooked liver to replace traditional cooking. The tip aims to add a sharp, fresh contrast to the dish without altering the base liver preparation.
World of Tickets Ends With Court Battle Over Theatre Ticket
A man who paid for admission to a stage production via a municipal auditorium won a court ruling allowing him to apply the purchase price toward a traffic related fine. The judge noted the theater ticket represented the funds in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suezie
Wong
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Murphysboro
Anni- Anni
Youngmans
Youngman
Rob
Ert
Anderson,Ind
Charles. _Meininger
Belleville
Bohemian Rabbit
Mrs. Marolyn “Y Neil
Spaetzela
Lou Zane Adams
Creal Springs
M. Hasenpfeffer
William W
Iris Lane
Southern Tllinoisan
New York
N. Y
Dr. Goodman
Pta’s
Board of Education
America
Russia
U.S.A
Janet
Henry
Minnesota
NEA
Collins House
Murpresboro
Zwick’s Shoe Store
Herrin
Paradise Kittens
Smartaire
Petite
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