Great American Congress Club Cook Book Presented
Mrs Herbert Hoover extols the Congressional Club cook book as a national culinary effort uniting kitchens from Alaska to Porto Rico and highlighting the White House treasures including Jefferson’s hand written recipes. The volume funds a larger clubhouse reception room and features an international foods section and historical notes on early American cookery. The recipe for dressed potatoes and cornmeal muffins is shared from the Jefferson collection.
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Congressional Club
General Federation
Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
White House
Jefferson
M. Randolph
America
Thomas Jefferson
O Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Coolidge
Mary Rattles Spoon Bread Recipe from Mrs Hoover
Mrs Herbert Hoover wife of the President shares a spoon bread recipe. Mix 1 pint milk of Indian meal to porridge in double boiler then cool fold in 2 eggs butter 1 small egg in size 1 scant tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon salt add milk if thin 2 teaspoons baking powder Beat well bake 30 to 35 minutes in a greased tin in a slow oven.
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Calvin Coolidge
Fortnightly Art Dept Meets With Miss Van Vliet
Evening section of the Art Dept of the Fortnightly elu will meet this evening with Miss Alice Van Vliet at 406 East Washington.
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Alice van Vliet
East
Washington
Piles Healed After 25 Years Urges Help From Clinic
Mrs George Wilkinson of Richmond Missouri says she was fully healed after 25 years of piles and rectal trouble. She urges others to write Thornton Minor Clinic Suite 520 926 McGee St Kansas City Missouri for a free copyrighted book explaining hemorrhoids fistula and rectal diseases and a safe mild treatment that has helped over 49000 people. No cost or obligation.
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George Wilkinson
Richmond
Thornton & Minor Clinic
McGee St
Kansas City
Custard Pie and Egg Plant with Spaghetti Dish Cards
A vintage home cook note lists Custard Pie with detailed steps for crust heat control and nutmeg finish, attributed to a contributor. It follows with Egg Plant With Spaghetti or Rice credited to Mrs. Alice Longworth, outlining slicing, pressing, frying, layering with spaghetti or rice, tomato sauce, and serving.
Special Cheese Mixture for Dishes and Snacks
Cream together butter then fold in grated cheese olives or pepper onion Worcestershire sauce tomato catsup and salt. Press into a mold and chill two hours. Use to fill celery lettuce cups or for sandwiches. If too thick add cream.
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Gertrude Bowman
Ginger Cream Dessert by Mrs. F. Dickinson Letts
A dessert recipe for Ginger Cream instructs soaking gelatine overnight, adding boiling milk, and folding in egg yolks sugar preserved ginger and whipped egg whites and cream. The mixture sets in a mold and is served with whipped cream and macaron crumbs.
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F. Dickinson Letts
Rep
Letts
Iowa
Pear Salad Method From Mrs Edward Evlick
Prozen Pear Salad recipe notes Mrs Edward Evlick wife of Rep Eslick Tennessee uses 13 lb canned pears packed in salt and ice for four hours. To serve dip 144 seconds in hot water turn on side and open top edge then slip out. Serve on lettuce with salad dressing.
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Edward Evlick
Eslick
Tennessee
Hot Cinnamon Savee for Waffles
Mrs. Geo W Pepper wife of former Senator Pepper Pennsylvania lists a hot cinnamon sauce for waffles. The recipe uses cups sugar two tablespoons cinnamon half cup butter eight tablespoons hot water two tablespoons cream and notes to boil two minutes and add cream just before serving. Serve hot.
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Geo. W. Pepper
Sem .Pepper
Pennsylvania
Radish Sauce for fish by Mrs Sosnkowski
Wording describes a sauce by Mrs John Sosnkowski of Michigan. It lists ingredients including horseradish sugar lemon juice dry mustard sweet cream and butter and instructs to heat in a double boiler then serve with fish or seafood.
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John Sosnkowski
Sornowski
Michigan
Local residents share news from Grace Hill and area
Grace Hill resident Robert Miksch from Chicago returned home for a visit before resuming work Sunday. Ada Oklahoma called Chas Strohm Wednesday for his daughter-in-law Mrs Harold Strohm’s serious illness. J W Meyers helped plant potatoes at Theodore Meyers Saturday. Marie Yoder of Kalona shopped here last Saturday. A group including Harrison Dodder Chas Crossett Mert King and Pete Crossen drove to Cedar Rapids to attend a Benjamin Moore Co demonstration on wall painting and plastic paints at Bigardard Glass & Paint Co stores.
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Grace Hill
Robert Miksch
Chicago
Haster
Chas. Strohm
Ada Oklahoma
Harold Strohm
J. W. Meyers
Theodore Meyers
Marie Yoder
Kalona
Harrison Dodder
Chas. Crossett
Mert King
Pete Crossen
Cedar Rapids
Benjamin Moore & Co
Bigadard Glass & Paint Co
Fortnightly club and affiliated groups host musical and mission events
The Fortnightly music department met at Mrs. J E Ream home with Amy Christian presenting a paper on Russian music and Mrs George Masson playing a Russian piece. Officers were elected for next year led by Mrs Fred Neiswanger. Delphian chapter gathered at Mrs Ernest Lemmon home studying French Opera. Young Women missions groups held pot luck dinners, devotionals, and program events including a radio broadcast from station BHTD and news of Edna Seyssy and Francis Haney’s June nuptials. about thirty attended the dinner with more for the program.
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J. E. Ream
East Main Street
Amy Christian
George Masson
Fred Neiswanger
Nelie Tripp
Delphian Chapter
Ernest Lemmon
Eva Denny
Lemmon
Rude Warfel
Catherine Letta
Ralph Dougherty
Ralph Martin
Young Women’s Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Versa Anderson
Boston Medical Mission
Ralph Bower
Gertrude Anderson
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Nora Warner
Carol Forgey
Natural Broadcasting Company
E. H. Messey
Edna
Francis Haney
Community Group Announcements and Meeting Notices
Local clubs and organizations announce meetings and events for April. Snowball Social, WL club, Damascus Shrine Spring Ceremonial in Iowa City invites, garden club with guest, Philathea class pillow sewing and 15 cents, B B club Friday 2 PM, Knights of Pythias special meeting April 24, U and club hosts Sam Miller home, Lincoln School PTA last meeting April 24, Independent Cub Thursday afternoon, Reverend Davidson to preach April 27 at the Christian church through May 4.
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Damascus Shrine
Iowa City
Fred Reid
Philathea S. S
M. FE
West Chester Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lincolln School
Kk. BE. Davidson
Christian Church
The
Corcoran Gallery Founded From William Corcoran Private Collection
The Corcoran art gallery traces its nucleus to William Wilson Corcoran whose private collection was given to Washington in 1869 with an endowment fund of $000 000.
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Corcoran Art Gallery
William Wilson Corcoran
City of
Washington
Sitka Spruce Timber Valued for Aircraft Use
Sitka spruce has top value for airplane construction due to its physical and mechanical properties and its availability in long straight grained pieces.
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Sitka Spruce
Washington Team Heads to Drake Relays and Upcoming Meets
Washington high school track will send Coach Jim Shultz and part of the squad to Des Moines for the Drake Relays this weekend. They will also compete next week at Bloomfield, then the Little Six meet at Burlington on May 9 and the district meet at Fairfield the following week. Shultz praised the Cedar Falls showing for improvements despite few placings, and noted Washington took fourth in the medley relay, correcting a prior report about the mile relay results.
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Jim Shultz
Washington
Des Moines
Shultz
Bloomfield
Burlington
Fairfield
Cedar Falls
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Funeral for Mrs Emma Yansky in Riverside
Funeral services held at St Marys church for Mrs Emma Yansky aged fifty one born near Riverside. She died Saturday afternoon from complications after months of poor health. Survived by six siblings and six pallbearers named. Interment Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Riverside
St. Mary’s Church
Emma Yansky
B. Jacobsmeier
Frank
James Yansky
Everside
Mary Sharp
Fd Shalla
Richmond
Frances Escher
Collis
Minnesota
Anna Heck
Josie Klein
Albert Rose
Lawrence Veggy
Frank Libenguth
Raymond Dautremont
Ambrose Bopp
August Schmidt
Mt. Olivet
William Best
Son Junior
Cedar Stupids
Marcellus
Des Moines
Jacobsmeier
St. Mary's Church
Reed Salladay
South Dakota
Ernest Salladay
Marthe Rath
Alicia Streb
Viola Gerot
Mary Birka
Iowa City
Little skater scolds dog with odd quip
A six year old girl named Uelen skated in the afternoon when Jerry the neighbor's dog blocked her path on the sidewalk. Frustrated, she told him to go away and muttered the line deliverium tremens describing his antics.
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Uelen
Jerry
First Salute to Flag in Foreign Waters by Ranger
The sloop of war Ranger under John Paul Jones sailed into the bay of Biscay near Quiberon France on February 14 1778 and received a salute from a nearby ship marking the first public display of the Stars and Stripes in foreign waters.
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Sloop of War Ranger
John Paul Jones
Bay of Biscay
Quiberon
France
Embarrassing Popularity Burden of Wedding Gifts
A witty note comments on a popular young couple whose wedding gifts outstrip space, expressing that even abundant generosity becomes a burden to accommodate the overflowing presents.
Solomon's Temple Destroyed and Rebuilt Site Details
The text notes that Solomon's temple was completely destroyed by the Assyrians in 586 B.C. No remains survived and later temples were erected on the same site.
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Soelomon
Solomon
Social Calendar Week of April 22 to 29
Fortnightly club art department meets at the library this afternoon. E O W club hosts at Mrs Emma Garrett's home. Wallace P T A gathers at 3 30 this afternoon. Snowball social club visits Mrs Walter Kyle this afternoon. Art department evening section meets Miss Alice Van Vliet. Country club luncheon at one. Sunshine community club hosted by Mrs M M Flynn. Garden club meets at Mrs Marsh Bailey with guests. Philethea class at M E church meets this evening. Mrs Babb hosts P H club this afternoon. Mrs Nelson Thompson entertains Independent club this afternoon. Lincoln P T A meets this afternoon at 3 30. Friday B B club entertained at Mrs Paul Harvey's home this afternoon. Saturday U and I club hosts at home this evening.
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E. O. W. Club
Emma Garrett
Wallace P. T. A
Walter Kyle
Alice van Vliet
Country Club
Sunshine Community Club
M. M. Flynn
Garden Club
B. B. Club
Paul Harvey
Miss Eva Elzey Marries Richard James at Rochester
Miss Eva Elzey of Glenwood Minnesota and Richard James of Madeira Minnesota wed April 18 1930 at the Presbyterian church in Rochester Minnesota. The couple will reside in Madeira after May 1. James runs a hardware store with his father and Elzey is a graduate nurse.
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Crawsfordsville
Richard James
Madeira
Minnesota
W. W. Twinam
Eva Elzey
Glenwood
Minn
Presbyterian Church
Rochester
James
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President Hoover
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Rep Longworth
Alice
Mary Sherlock
Snowball Social Club
Be. O. WL
M. W. Bailey
U. and
Sam Miller
Nelson Thompson
IGN
Benadamien
Moore
S. KE. Cor
Ora! Davidson, N. 6Th Ave
Mayo
Shile
California
St. Peter
U. and I Club
Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners
Templar
Bulova
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
Sion
Nancy
Mr. Tanner
Washington Oil Company