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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

12

Scouts to Camp Four Day Trip in Pen Mar to Start Saturday

Plans for Troop 10 of Trinity Lutheran Church to take about forty-five scouts on a four day camp at Augaburg Cottage Pen Mar. They will travel by Blue Ridge bus Saturday at 2 PM and return Tuesday evening with activities including hikes contests and camp visits by parents. Scoutmaster Fred P Entler oversees with Robert Paxson and Dean Marquart assisting.

Boy Scouts Trinity Lutheran Church Blue Ridge Pen Mar Augaburg Cottage Lutheran Ministers of the Maryland Lake Roger Chocolate Park Trinity Church Blue Ridge Transportation Company Fred P. Entler Robert Paxson Dean Marquart

Marriage Licenses Issued at Frederick to Four Couples

Frederick issued licenses for Lawrence G. Horne and Irene Virginia Miller both of Smithsburg and Thurmont aged 21 and 19 respectively. Charles W. Baechtel and Gladys E. Smoelser, both 21 and 19, from Hagerstown were licensed as well.

Frederick Lawrence G. Horne Smithsburg Irene Virginia Miller Thurmont Charles W. Baechtel Gladys E. Smoelser Hagerstown

French Meals in Lyon Describe Daily Menu and Customs

Miss Hensel, a Hagerstown girl studying at the University of Lyon, presents a compact portrait of French dining. She outlines breakfast in bed, a large lunch from noon to two, varied meats and cheeses, and dinner around seven to eight, with emphasis on bread, wine, fresh fruit, and regional dishes.

Hester Hensenl Lyon France Milady Madame Mediterranean Miss Hensel Hagerstown University of Lyon

Forestry Talk Highlights Native Trees of Maryland

Richard Kilbourne state extension forester spoke to the 4-H Club about local trees. County agents and the 4-H Forestry Club organized in Maryland hiked from Hagtown to Black Rock and identified 24 tree kinds. A second forestry club is being organized in the county.

Richard Kilbourne 4-H Club J. D. Coffman Keedysville Moore 4H Forestry Club Maryland Black Rock Hagtown

Wheat Report From Baltimore Grain Market

Baltimore grain notes show No 2 red winter garlicy wheat at 91 percent bid for July and 91 and a half for June spot. Domestic spot and June delivery lines indicate firm prices for wheat futures as of June 29.

Baltimore Grain Baltimore

Market Food Advice for Fresh Goods and Storage

Old market wisdom urges shopping between eight and ten am for freshest produce. Heat accelerates spoilage of dairy meats fish and bread so plan meals to minimize leftovers and buy staples in bulk when well stored. A tomato stuffed with chicken recipe uses ripe tomatoes fowl onions celery salad dressing and capers.

Keedysville Hosts Christian Endeavor Meeting Attendees

In Hagerstown on Wednesday evening, several Keedysville residents attended the Christian Endeavor convention including Mrs. O W Burtner Mrs Ezra Baker Mrs Alvin Line and others. Dr Edgar Knipp a United Brethren missionary to Japan spent Tuesday night with Rev J B Reed. The Lutheran Mite Society plans a July 6 meeting at 7 30 at Mrs Lester Hines. Miss Susan Athey of Hagerstown visited her parents in Keedysville.

Keedysville Hagerstown Ezra Baker Alvin Line G.W xnotBu Mary Kitzmiller Emme Burtner Ruth Knadler Dorothy Knadler Robert Wyand Rene. Burtner Wilma Jean Baker Edgar Knipp United Brethren Japan

Marinade Method With Vinegar and Spices for Chicken

After cooking, cut the chicken into pieces and marinate for several hours or overnight in a mixture of vinegar olive oil onion Tabasco and salt. Slice celery stalks and tender leaves and let stand in a cold place.

Recipe fragment on salad dressing and chicken prep

The text appears to be a rough culinary instruction describing stirring and lightly mixing a mixture, adding oil as needed, and breaking up chicken pieces for a salad preparation. It resembles an informal kitchen note with vague steps and measurements.

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