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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1968
Page
6
A vintage recipe feature shows how modern pressure cookers cut marinating to 24 hours and cook Sauerbraten in 35 minutes with natural pressure release. It includes making red cabbage, potato dumplings, and accented notes on using inexpensive cuts. The guide also lists Norwegian style beef dishes and dumpling prep steps.
Advice warns that marking wood occurs especially with ball-point pens when pressed hard. Always place a protective underlayer to shield furniture if writing on an unprotected surface.
Marissa United Presbyterian Church witnessed the marriage of Marissa resident Marissa to Mr. James Fulton on December 8. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Whitman of Rt. 2 Marissa, with groom’s parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulton of Percy.
Black coats trimmed in white fur brighten even a gloomy day. White trimmed black dresses suit social gatherings. A cottage in East Hampton inspires John Howard Payne’s "Home Sweet Home."
Dr and Mrs D A Waterbury announce the engagement of their daughter Jo Rana Waterbury of Marion to Michael W Cook son of Mr and Mrs William Cook of Marion. Jo Rana is a 1966 Marion High School graduate and August graduate of Patricia Stevens Career College. she studies home economics education at Southern Illinois University. Michael is a 1966 Marion graduate majoring in architecture at the University of Illinois. A late summer 1969 wedding is planned.
H E Baccus, 503 N Russell St Marion won the Voice of Democracy contest at Marion High School. The 16 year old junior one of 61 entrants. His script Freedom's Challenge will advance to the 15th District contest on Jan 4.
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