Soap and Water for Dog Bite First Aid
Winter play with dogs risks bites and possible rabies in children. Immediate first aid is washing the wound with soap and water, then seek medical advice to decide on vaccination. Keep the dog confined, observe for rabies, and inform health authorities.
April Showers Bring Call for Tasty Casserole
A vintage kitchen note outlines two casseroles to tempt appetites. One uses leftover beef with vegetables in gravy or cream sauce, baked in pastry crust for about 20 minutes at high heat. The second layers ham and spinach with white sauce and bread crumb topping, baked about 20 minutes in a moderate oven.
Social Calendar for Washington County Groups
Community events list for Tuesday to Friday includes RN association meetings at nurses home YWCA mixers IH and post event notices public affairs IH Mrs Masson Just Us club anniversary luncheon Harmony club dessert luncheon Rosemary club bulb and seed exchange and more. Prayers at Temple Presbyterian and Methodist services noted with times. Easter po em hat auction and WSCS workshop details plus instruction to bring craft supplies.
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W. J. Masson
Howard Messer
Harmony Club
Manford Wiley
Tom Harvey
Winga’s Cafe
Charles Casper
Temple Presbyterian
Merry Makers Club
Glenn Koupp
Ralph Williams
Home Art Club Holds Meeting With Mrs Tina Holt
The Home Art Club of West Chester met at Mrs Tina Holt s home in Washington on Friday afternoon with ten members present. Mrs Molt presided as president and led a short business meeting followed by a session of fancy work. Refreshments were served by Mrs Homer Worter and other helpers.
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Home Art Club
Tina Holt
West Chester
Washington
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Homer Worter
Rural residents favor color added margarine in New York survey
A survey in New York State shows rural residents more supportive than city housewives of legislation letting housewives buy yellow margarine with added color despite rural concerns about dairy industry restrictions.
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New York State
New Setup Lets You Skip Fire Insurance Premiums
A new system lets policyholders avoid paying fire insurance premiums unless a loss occurs, shifting cost to post loss. The plan aligns premiums with actual claims, potentially reducing regular charges for safe properties.
Tempting salad ideas boost family meals
Many homemakers seek variety to keep meals from becoming tiresome. This piece offers quick to prepare salads with fresh colors and flavors, including cottage cheese peach salad, molded fruit salads, and a frozen fruit dessert salad, plus serving and presentation tips for appealing plates.
How to Arrange Fruits in a Gelatin Mold
To arrange fruits in a gelatin mold place a thin layer of slightly thickened gelatin then chill with the fruits until firm. Add the next layer in the same way. Prepare large molds the day before serving to ensure full firming. Keep molds full for easy unmolding with a spatula around the edges.
Ainsworth Club Hosts Federated Clubs Event
The Sorosis club of Ainsworth hosts Federated Women's Clubs of Washington County on Wednesday April 9 at United Presbyterian Church. Registration begins 9 am with meeting at 9 30. Luncheon served noon by reservation due by April 7 to Mrs. del Stephens. Prizes offered for attendance and reports with Washington County winners. Mrs L H Forsythe district director directs, with group singing by Mrs Larry Trotter and welcome by Mrs W A McGinnis.
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Women’s Clubs
Sorosis Club
Ainsworth
Washington County
United Presbyterian
del Stephens
Anna Dawson
Federated Club
Mre. L. H. Forsythe
Larry Trotter
W. A. McGinnis
Charte Drieh
Brighton
Roll Call for Bible Study Group in Acts
At the city library study session Monday twenty-one members answered roll call with favorite verses from Acts. Mrs Kennedy led Paul Before Festus. A paper on Appeals to Caesar by Mrs Zook and read by Elia Gordon was presented. Mrs Richards led Paul before Agrippa. Mrs Hebner announced the county meeting for April 9 at Ainsworth.
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Bible Study
Paul
Festus
Lauder Kennedy
Leslie Zook
Elia Gordon
Ceasor
Agrippa
Stanley Richards
E. S. Hebner
Ainsworth
Red Bullettes Meet With Mrs C Mangold
Red Bullettes hosted by Mrs Bill Milter and Mrs von Mitchell met at Mrs Carlton Mangold’s home Monday evening. The event was social with a lunch after the National Guard meeting and included watching television.
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Red Bullettes
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von Mitchell
Red Bullette Club
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National Guard
Homemade Easter Eggs Fun to Make and Decorate
Wholesome Easter candy ideas for baskets with coconut fudge eggs. Delicate tints from food coloring and pastel decorations. Large eggs shaped with coconut and butter frosting offer traditional master egg decor. Cooled fudge cuts into shapes and decorated with colored sugar for kids.
Friendly Bible Class Potluck at First Baptist Church
The Friendly Bible class of the First Baptist Church held a cooperative supper Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hays and Beulah Hesselgesser in charge. Rev. Earl Longfellow led prayer and Mrs. Beth Brinning presided over the business session. Committees named for April 21 included kitchen and program leads. Miss Faulkner oversaw the guessing contest and Easter egg game.
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Friendly Bible
First Baptist Church
Howard Hays
Beulah Hesselgesser
Earl Longfellow
Beth Brinning
Floyd Murdock
Raymond Hasty
Faulkner
West Chester
Panbroiling Meat Cookery Method
Panbroiling is done in a heavy frying pan without covering or water. Cook slowly, turning occasionally until done. Suitable for thinner cuts including beef rib and sirloin, porterhouse, house steak, ground meat patties, lamb shoulder and rib, loin, ground lamb patties, smoked pork ham slice, bacon, and Canadian style bacon.
Ancient glassmaking spans millennia in Egypt
Archaeologists link 6,000 years of glassblowing to early Egyptian artifacts and tomb imagery. Transparent glass appears much younger, likely under 3,000 years old, than the long-standing craft itself.
Tripoli War Elevates Decatur and Early U S Navy
A brief note recalls the 1801 to 1805 conflict with Tripoli that boosted Stephen Decatur and the infant U S Navy to international prominence and gave the Marines their famous line shores of Tripoli.
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Tripoli
United States
Stephen Decatur
U.S. Navy
Drug store sale possible for new health product
The article notes that a health product may be sold only through drug stores with a doctor's prescription. It hints at ailments like ingrown toenails and says more details will emerge after another press conference later tonight on April 1st.
Koreas early war toll compares military and highway deaths
The report shows American casualties in Korea averaged 33 soldiers killed per day during the first 18 months, matching the rate of the war's first year. Auto fatalities on U S highways averaged 103 deaths per day in the same 18 months, four more than the first year.
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Korea
U.S
Coal Dominates Untapped U S Mineral Fuels Reserves
By any yardstick of total or recoverable reserves coal represents well over nine tenths of Americas untapped stores of mineral fuels.
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America
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