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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1940
Page
7
A reader friendly guide to autumn festivities with cornucopias and crafts. It lists party games like farmer in the dell and charades, folk dancing with musicians, and a harvest menu featuring cherry pie, rich doughnuts, spiced cider, baked ham, jelly roll, and festive desserts with detailed recipes for tapioca thickener, pie pastry, and icing.
A newsroom confidant recalls helping Charlie Reynolds land a big break at Weatherbee owned papers. After clashes over ideas and a heated firing, Charlie leverages an instinct for ruthless leadership and his friend’s caution to rise from reporter to managing editor, then to city editor for the Fenmore Ledger.
Aunt Elizabeth plans a match for her nephew Bill by inviting the daughter of an old friend to supper. Aunt Louise counters with a librarian, hoping a different wife for Bill. Bill announces his own guest, Janet Jean Johnson, the girl next door, turning a quiet family scheme into a humorous win for the young man.
Practical advice on food storage and prep from marshmallows to pies in square pans. Cooking flour differences between bread and pastry flour. safe use of a water siphon as a fire extinguisher. alarms aid timing. fat handling precautions to prevent flare ups in frying.
A brief lesson note from the International Council of Religious Education outlines the October 6 topic set. It lists season subject matter and scriptural selections used by permission for study and propagation.
Ruth Wyeth presents HOW.2 SEW and OS HOW.2 SEW fy booklets as a service to readers. No. 6 describes other numbers and includes 32 pages of clever ideas with full illustrations. Each booklet costs 10 cents to cover cost and mailing. orders should be sent to the specified address.
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