Poteca Yeast Bread From Yugoslavia For Christmas
A traditional Yugoslavian holiday bread Poteca is described with its spiral shape rich walnut filling and warm spices. The recipe yields three loaves with instructions for yeast rising mixing shaping boiling and baking at 375 degrees F for 30 to 35 minutes. It notes freezing for up to three months and serving warm after freezing. The text includes detailed steps for dough and walnut filling and suggests gifting wrapped loaves with a recipe card.
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Yugoslavia
Poteca
Duplicate Bridge Club scores and holiday notices at Holly Hall
Duplicate Bridge Club results list north and south winners Dr. and Mrs. William G. Laufman with 4214 match points and top east west Neal and George Dunstan with 44 points. Holiday breaks skip Dec 24 and 31 with next master point night on Jan 7. Plus Fifty Club gift exchange set for Friday at Holly Hall. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary Christmas dinner and meeting tonight at Eagles Hall. Elvia Shannon convalescing. Olive Clapp discharged and staying with daughter. Women of the Moose members seeking friends. Hamilton School Christmas program at 1:30 pm tomorrow. Attic Club annual Christmas tureen at YWCA residence with Santa Marion Hand distributing gifts. pattern glass program planned for Jan 28.
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Holly Hall
William G. Laufman
S. L. Braeger
Ned Lyons
Arthur Hewitt
Arthur Howaler
Neal
George Dunstan
Joseph Leuser
M. E. Amon
Robert Nutter
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Elvia Shannon
Olive Clapp
West 67Th St
Cleveland
Women of the Moose
Richard Linde
Attic Club
YWCA
Do not use ammonia on glasses with metal trims
Avoid ammonia on glassware or glass fruit dishes that have metal trims as the chemical can tarnish the metal. Use mild detergents and warm water for cleaning to protect decorative edges and maintain shine.
Laundry Tip for Wardrobe Care
Tablecloths folded lengthwise and hung on hangers with clothes pins will have fewer folds. Cover with a plastic garment bag unit needed.
Rust Remover Tip for White Cottons
Oxalic acid removes rust stains from white cotton fabrics. Mix a few drops of acid in a bowl of water and apply to the stained area with care, then rinse thoroughly. Handle with gloves and ensure good ventilation during use.
Mu Mu Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Hair Styling Demo
Mu Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Andrew Palagyi’s home on Park Avenue. Mrs. Alan Botamer gave the Ritual of Jewels to Mrs. William Erickson, soon departing for Fort Sill Oklahoma with her husband, a U.S. Army lieutenant. Mrs. Donald Amos styled a member’s hair, aided by Mrs. Palagyi and Mrs. Thomas Webb. The next meeting is 8:30 p.m. January 8 at Mrs. Bruce Williams’s home on Fourth Street.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Andrew Palagyi
Park Ave
Alan Botamer
William Erickson
Erickson
U. S. Army
Fort Sill
Okla
Donald Amos
Aiyle Beauty Shop
Palagyi
Thomas Webb
Bruce Williams
Fourth St
Stop that before your teeth fall out
A brief admonition admonishes someone to halt an action to prevent dental harm. The quoted line suggests a warning about teeth loosening or loss. No clear names or organizations appear in the fragment.
Evening Calendar of Local Meetings and Events
Tonight the community hosts diverse gatherings across venues. Ohio Fuel and Gas auditorium opens at 8 p.m. City Council meets at Graystone Hotel 8 30 p.m. PTA groups, Y M Egs and garden clubs hold programs in schools and Holly Hall. Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall 7 30 p.m. Christmas programs feature children participation. Addresses listed for Mrs Rich ard Jacobs and Mrs Eugene Tew ry.
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Ohio Fuel and Gas Co
Graystone
Cascade
Ely Pta
Y-Megs
Holly
Elyria Eagles
Eagles Hall
St. Clair
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Garden Y's
Towne Crier
Franklin
Richard Jacobs
West
YWCA
Scrooby Club
Eugene Tewry
Henry St
Eastgate
Dear Abby Holiday Cheer and Advice From Abby
A reader questions office party invites for spouses and Abby urges inviting spouses or providing family options to prevent trouble. Other letters discuss family size and a young man asking for commitment, with Abby advising against promising to wait and noting a mother’s overprotective stance.
Fine wines and etiquette tips from Dear Miss Vanderbilt
Amy Vanderbilt answers readers on wine service and dining manners. White wines stay in the bottle, red wines may be decanted, and a chilled red should breathe. dessert wines include rich sherries and ports. Guidance covers seating with a mother, napkin placement, and correct spoon use with tea or coffee.
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Miss Vanderbilt
Toledo
Ohio
Stepping into Spring with Patent Textures for Shoes
Trade notes explore two tread designs to edge smooth leather for spring footwear. The first tread focuses on a monochrome all color look. The second adds color as a sparkling accent to elevate style.
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