Recipes For Quantity Service Helps Large-Scale Cooks
Washington women who must prepare meals for 50 or 100 persons receive guidance from a new Agriculture Department booklet. It details quantities for 25, 50, and 100 portions and includes dishes such as fish with souffle sauce, baked frankfurters and rice, ham loaf, curried turkey and ham, and turkey salad roll. The guide lists many large-portion vegetables, salads, and desserts and is available by writing to the Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics in Washington.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Social News From Henrietta Bridge Club and Local Families
Henrietta Mrs Ernest Lamvermeyer hosted the Ladies Two Table Bridge Club at her home Monday evening with refreshments for Mrs Earl Kendleigh Mrs Dan Knoble Mrs Charles Dodd Mrs Rex Lees Mrs Harry Meyer Mrs Otto Knoble and Mrs Clifton McDowell. News notes list visits and holiday plans involving Portman family Haberman Portman relatives at Greencamp Ohio and social guests from Lakewood Lindhurst Kankakee Ill and Columbus area. Christmas Day gatherings and student holiday travels are noted among local residents.
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Henrietta
Ernest Lamvermeyer
Earl Kendleigh
Dan Knoble
Charles Dodd
Rex Lees
Harry Meyer
Otto Knoble
Clifton McDowell
Russell Portman
Gregory
Lafayette
Paul Portman
Wayne Gerber
Bob
Bill Dodd
Ohio State University
Harold Bennett
Carl Reusser
Sons
Lindhurst
Albert Reusser
Melvin Amstutz
Kankakee
Ill
Lena Geissendoerfer
Walter Bonnett
Avon couple to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Barr of 35283 Detroit road Avon will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday December 26 by hosting an open house at their home. Bertha Walker Barr, born in Avon Lake, and William Barr, formerly of Scotland, married in Cleveland. They have five children, nine grandchildren, and attend Avon Baptist Church. Barr has been Avon High School janitor for 30 years and was formerly a farmer.
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Avon
William J. Barr
Detroit Road
Arthur Wells
Cleveland
Barrs
William W. Barr
Alfred Barr
Dallas
Texas
Glen and
Chester Barr
Avon Lake
June Jensen
Barr
Avon Baptist Church
Dover Masonic Lodge
Avon High School
Oberlin couple hosts Christmas Day guests in home
Mr and Mrs Fred Latteman of Oberlin announce that their son Harold and son William will be Christmas Day guests at their home. Mr and Mrs Norris Fleming Zelma Kinsley are proud parents of a baby boy born December 13 at Alien Memorial Hospital in Oberlin weighing ten pounds eight ounces named Kirby Lee.
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Harold
William
Fred Latteman
Oberlin
Norris Fleming
Zelma Kinsley
Alien Memorial Hospital
Kirby Lee
Advise Control Of Hog Lice To Fight Swine Pox
Illinois veterinarians say swine pox, costly and common, can be reduced by controlling hog lice. Lice spread the disease. control methods include spraying crude petroleum or using lindane or benzene hexachloride. Infected pigs show red pox spots, appear dull, weak, feverish, and lose appetite. Isolate sick animals and disinfect sheds.
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Urbana
University of Illinois
Chatham School Recess Extended For Heating Work
Due to recon ditioning the school house during Christmas vacation there will be no school until January 4. Three extra days were added to the recess as workers installing the heating system needed time. A Christmas program Friday night December 18 featured music by Carol Eakens, Carlie Young, Loretta Pitz, and others, directed by Miss Stocker, Miss Buchanan, and Miss Neilson with Mary Arters on piano. The PTA held a brief session before the program and Santa visited with treats for the children.
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Chatham
Carol Eakens
Carlie Young
Loretta Pitz
John Lazar
Tom Giles
Cliffford
Larry Matthews
Ing
Ann’ Stocker
Belve Buchanan
Karen Neilson
Mary Arters
Parent-Teacher Association
Santa
Cash Grain Markets Weakening in Holiday Dull Week
Washington reports the Agriculture Department noting cash grain markets weakened the week ending last Thursday due to lighter demand for most grains. The decline is described as normal pre holiday dullness with light trading activity.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Magic powers of mistletoe believed by ancient Druids
Mistletoe was thought to have magic powers by the ancient Druids and many a young man today agrees.
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