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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1948
Page
10
A narrator muses on wood roads as a lure away from routine. The essay compares wandering trails to life choices that charm with beauty and danger. It warns that breaking from law and order requires strength while the journey may yield ecstasy or peril. (1948 King Features)
Split shredded wheat biscuits, top with bacon halves, and broil until golden. Poach eggs in salted water, then serve atop the warm bacon filled biscuits with paprika for flavor.
Miss Marilyn Mildred Wood daughter of Elwin and Ada Wood married Morris B Henrikson of Kimball Nebraska in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the Wood residence. Rev Paul David Sholin officiated before palm and candle decor. Attendants included Jean Fletcher maid of honor and Loren Wood best man. The couple will reside in Lincoln Nebraska after February 1.
The Original club elected officers at a Monday meeting home of G L Granillo 514 South Main street Refreshments followed The next meeting to elect officers is Jan 10 Granillo named director A M Huerta president A R Romero Jr vice president M L Peralta secretary J B Altamirano treasurer G M Facio first trustee Frank Caplett second trustee Jenny Benitez third trustee Nellie Alvarez guard and A M Abril reporter were named to offices.
Cook small white onions with cooked green peas and season well with salt and pepper. Add a generous amount of butter and heat through before serving.
Officers to be installed at Tucson Hairdressers Association meeting set for next Wednesday at 5 p.m. in the Kachina room of the Woman's Club. New officers include Viola Stevens president Edna Osborn first vice president Neil Ginsberg second vice president Dorothy Izlams treasurer and Ruby Winters secretary. Kay Foster special demonstrator for Revlon will present Color Casting and new makeup trends. Salon owners and beauty operators are invited.
Wash and cover apples and peel skin about one third. Place in a baking dish and dissolve one half cup sugar in one cup boiling water. Pour over apples, cover and bake at 375 F for 30 to 40 minutes until tender. Remove to serving dish and pour two tablespoons port wine over each. Boil down remaining syrup until thick and glaze apples. Serves six.
The American Legion auxiliary department of Arizona held its annual Christmas party for veterans at the veterans hospital in the recreational hall and Ward 5 Tuesday evening. Mrs. N. M. VonBrandt led activities with bingo prizes going to J. K. Rogers Carl Wilson and Mrs. Sunshine Stone. Members from multiple units made home made candies and sandwiches While Unit No 7 hosted hostesses and helpers. department officers delivered Christmas gifts to all patients on Thursday with gifts carried by Mmes. Clinton Helbig Herbert Blakeslee Jack Dyer J B McQuown L H Howard Edward Neal N M Van Brandt and K D Mack.
Veal steaks pounded thin are sautéed in butter until tender. Season lightly, add a small amount of stock, cover and simmer. Serve over wide cooked noodles and garnish with parsley.
Miss Ethel Elizabeth Hoyt and John C. Utzinger announce their engagement after a Christmas day gathering. Hoyt, a University of Arizona junior education major, and Utzinger, studying automotive engineering in Los Angeles, have not set a wedding date. Mrs. Laura Ganoung to speak at YWCA luncheon on relaxation.
The label explains the ham marked ready-to-eat can be heated for hot service or sliced and served cold. No preparation beyond heating is required if hot is desired.
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