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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1949

Page

5

Art Work To Be Displayed At City Recreation Night

City recreation dance revue and arts and craft exhibit set for Thursday evening August 25 at Irving junior high school. Wayne Booth announces arts and crafts from Irving Alameda Franklin and Ross park should be brought to park supervisors for display. Owners may reclaim projects after the performance or the next day at their playgrounds. Franklin participants to Caldwell park supervisor Lorin Hancock.

City Recreation Irving Junior High School Wayne Booth Irving Alameda Franklin Ross Park Lorin Hancock Caldwell Park

Early Settler Is Honored At Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hull hosted a dinner in Preston to honor R. H. Naef 83 of Riverside California who joined the gathering with his daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. A S Porterfield of Pocatello. Thirty two relatives and friends visited. Naef was a Madison County pioneer who lived at Sugar City during the area’s development.

Preston A. C. Hull Whitney R. H. Naef Riverside Calif Hull

Flavors Improved By Lemon Juice Study Reported

A comprehensive study described in Nutrition Research July 1949 examines how lemon juice enhances processed foods. It notes a threefold flavor boost from the direct condiment effect and discusses retention of flavor.

Nutrition Research

Annual Picnic Draws From Rupert And Nearby Lodges

Two hundred Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from Rupert Burley Eden and Hazelton gathered at Thompson Flats Howell's Canyon Sunday for an annual picnic. After a bounteous lunch a ball game between Encampment and Subordinate lodges ended 19 to 17 in favor of the Encampment. Horse shoes and other games completed the afternoon.

Rupert Burley Eden Hazelton Thompson Flats Howell’s Canyon

Social events listed for August include church sale and Phi Phi picnic

The First Baptist Missionary Society hosts a cooked foods rummage sale at 122 North Second Avenue today. Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi plans a picnic August 18 at Nation Smith's home. members should call 4092 by Tuesday noon. YWCA Newcomers Club meets August 17 at 1 15 p.m. for a dessert luncheon and plans a late August picnic.

Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church North Second Avenue John Nielsen Beta Sigma Phi Nation Smith South Fifth Ellen Smith Bette Adamson Margaret Yates Pat K

Freshening Effect of Lemon Juice on Frozen Foods

Research shows lemon juice dilutions of 1:3 to 1:5 retard off odors in frozen poultry and fish. Fish fillets treated for one minute retain freshness, while chicken, whether commercial or home frozen, gains flavor from a thirty minute pre treatment.

Bridge Club Hosts Elegant Evening at Schneider Home

Miss Shirley Schneider hosted a bridge party at her North Lincoln residence with Garden flowers and dessert served at small tables. Betty Brown won high score and Joan Young placed second among eleven attendees including Mesdames Sahlberg Spaulding Ebersole Talberg Brown McMahon and guests Joan Young Wilma Bone and Helen Tayman.

Shirley Schneider Schneider North Lincoln Betty Brown Joan Young Mesdames Jean Sahlberg Beverly Spaulding Ruth Ebersole Wanda Talberg Margaret Ann McMahon Miss Schneider Wilma Bone Helen _Tayman

Cherry Rice Dessert Recipe Card

A homemaker friendly dessert uses cooked rice with tart cherries and whipped cream. Prepare rice, then mix a cherry juice sauce with sugar and cornstarch, and combine with whipped cream just before serving for a colorful, refreshing finale.

Quick Cherry Rice Dessert in Sherbet Glasses

Drain cherries and whip cream to stiff peaks. Fold into cooled rice and chili mixture, then combine cherry juice with sugar cornstarch and salt, cook until clear. Chill if desired. Serves 4 and makes a real treat.

Corn Bread Innovations From A Food Editor

A NEA food writer shares thrifty corn bread ideas using leftovers. Quick method mixes in one bowl with a rotary beater, then bakes 8 inch squares or muffins. Recipes include Lightnin Golden Corn Bread and two creative sandwiches with cheese, vegetables, and broiled toppings.

Gaynor Maddox NEA

Fruit Cobbler Is Favorite Dessert

A simple summer dessert recipe outlines a quick fruit cobbler. It uses 4 cups sliced fruit, lemon juice, sugar, cinnamon, flour, butter, and shortening. Fruit is baked in a 375 degree oven for about 25 minutes until topping is golden.

Californian Seeks Daughters in Pocatello

Police search for Shirley Kellogg and Geraldine Kellogg, 21 and 26, believed living in Pocatello, after a Hazel Atlas Glass Co of Oakland letter said their father is very ill and wishes to contact them. Also notes Mary Hirsch, England trainer pioneers, and vast grass seeding in the Northern Great Plains.

Shirley Kellogg Geraldine Kellogg Pocatello R. W. Newcomer Hazel Atlas, Glass Company Oakland Calif

Brown Topped Dessert Serves Five to Six

Topping is brown. Serve warm or cold with cream or topped with ice cream. Makes 5 to 6 servings.

Ralston Purina Workers Enjoy Annual Picnic at Ross Park

One hundred forty employees from the Ralston Purina Company attended the company picnic at Ross Park on Saturday, enjoying a day of recreation.

Ralston-Purina Company Ross Park

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