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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
7
Recipes from Titonka women showcase cucumber pickles sweet pickles mixed pickles and relishes. ingredients include green tomatoes peppers cucumbers onions carrots mustard turmeric celery seed and spices with cider vinegar sugar and salt. procedures cover salting soaking boiling sealing and storing in jars with notes on yield and effort.
Wash grapes, remove stems, pulp, strain to remove seeds, then mix with sugar and rising and cook until thick. Fold in walnut meats and raisins, then can in sterilized jars. Nuts may be added when jars are opened.
Numerous brief notices describe social visits and travels around Mason City, Titonka, Britt, and Des Moines. Activities include fairs, circuses, and Ringling Bros. shows. visits by relatives. farming incidents. a mortgage moratorium. and local church and school events. Notable names: Har renga, Petersen, Bonacker, Amesbury, Slack, Callies, Bruns, Meyer, Breen. A hay cover siege, fishing reports, and a silo accident add local texture.
Miss Daisy Crave visits A llenda in Amboy Illinois while H D Rachat conducts business in Magon City Tuesday. Roy Dalham of Fort Dodge and a Lehigh Sewer Pips manager visits the Methodist parsonage Wednesday. Guests at the Budlong home from Saturday to Monday include Mrs B Watt of Los Angeles and Mr Mrs M A Gillam and grandson Martin Gillam of Brandon Iowa. Epworth League hosts an ice cream social at the Charles Phelps lawn Thursday evening, lit by electric lights. A large crowd enjoys ice cream and visits. Ray Bonacker and families, plus Mrs Carrie Bonacker ungstelle and Oscar Blanchard travel to Clear Wake Sunday to see George Bonacker, who is recuperating there. He looks better and stronger. Eric tends a large garden, described as the town’s best, a half acre or more, rivaling notable local gardens. the garden aids his health after railroad duties, and he is a capable fisherman and hard worker.
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