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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1948

Page

6

Broiler Meals For Summertime

Ames Iowa July 30 Broiler made meals are one Way to pre pare summertime meals in short order and without heating up the kitchen too much. Iowa State College extension foods specialists say that many home makers are overlooking the use fullness of the broiler on the electric or gas range. The great variety of foods which broil readily makes many meat combinations possible. Meats which broil easily are bacon hamburger frankfurters steaks beef tenderloin lamb chops small pieces of meat on skewers sliced ham calves liver and sweet breads. Small sausages cheese large scallops and oysters are other suggestions. Frozen meats should be partially defrosted. As for vegetables halved summer squash tomatoes thick onion slices sliced raw white potatoes and cooked carrots or asparagus are good broiled. Fruits include apple rings peaches pears oranges grapefruit halves apricots pineapple rings or segments and peeled bananas. Some canned fruits such as peaches or pears may also be broiled. Veal does not broil well since it has little fat and considerable connective tissue. Therefore it takes long slow cooking in moist heat to make it tender. Fresh pork

Ames Iowa Iowa State College Extension Foods

Keota and Chicago duo named journals club royalty

Mrs. R. H. Hamilton of Keota and Rollin B. Organ of Chicago were named honorary queen and king of the Journals Three-Quarter-Century Club with 150 members present. Its fun to take pictures and we give prompt service on developing and printing.

R. H. Hamilton Keota Rollin B. Organ Chicago King

Weather update for hogs tops at 31.10

Partly cloudy skies expected with a slight warmup tonight and tomorrow. Scattered showers or thunderstorms possible tomorrow as a warm front moves in.

Broiling Tips For Flavorful, Even Cooking

The guide notes fat renders during broiling and flavor develops with longer cooking. Follow manufacturer directions for preheating. Arrange food on the rack, place on the shelf, and leave the door ajar for steam to escape. Turn once when one side looks done. Moderate heat for most meats and vegetables, higher heat for rare steaks.

Proper Storage of Potatoes Urged in Ames

Iowa State College extension horticulturists urge storing new potatoes in baskets crates or narrow slatted bins to reduce shrinkage below five percent. Keep piles small and well aerated to prevent heating or sprouting with clean dirt-free potatoes and sacks on a wood slatted floor above concrete or dirt.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College Extension Horticulturists

Clark Woods hosts visitors from Texas and nearby towns

Visitors at the Clark Woods home include Mr. and Mrs. Karl Marr of Houston Texas Mr. and Mrs Del bert Woods and Dick of Cedar Rapids and Gary Wayne and Sharon Swank Emry Davis and Larry of Burlington were recent callers at the Bob Howell home Shirley Joe and Denny Jones were mentioned as guests.

J. H. Jones Square Circle Clark Woods Karl Marr Houston Texas Delbert Woods Cedar Rapids Gary Wayne Sharon Swank Emry Davis Larry Burlington Bob Howell Shirley Joe Denny Jones

4-H Radio Program Features England

Ames Iowa July 30 4 H Boys radio program from Station WOIL will air a transcription from the Royal Agricultural Show in Great Britain by Ray Dankenbring Waterloo one of 17 U S youths in Europe for the International Farm Youth Exchange project His broadcast covers the show and observations as delegates travel to other countries Dankenbring will live with an Italian farm family through fall other party members stay in England Denmark the Netherlands France Norway and Sweden

Ames Iowa WOIL Great Britain Ray Dankenbring Waterloo Dankenbring United States Europe International Farm Youth Exchange Project England Denmark Netherlands France Norway Sweden

Neola Residents Visit J H Jones Home

Gwyneth Ann Jones spent the day with Becky Beck in Crawfordsville while others from Neola have been visiting at the J H Jones home.

Neola Iowa J. H. Jones Gwyneth Ann Jones Becky Beck Crawfordsville

New Manager Selected for Schick Hospital Reopening

Frank A. Cleveland of O'Neil Nebraska will be hospital manager when Schick general army hospital reopens in Clinton Iowa under VA on October 1. Cleveland has served as medical administrator for VA medical installations across Colorado Wyoming Utah and New Mexico.

Clinton Schick general army _ hospital Veterans Administration Frank A. Cleveland O'Neil Ek. R. Benke Fort Snelling Minn Cleveland Colorado Wyoming Utah New Mexico

First all steel passenger car on steam railroad City of St Joseph

The text notes milestones in steel railway cars including the 1889 City of St Joseph private car as the first all steel passenger car on a steam railroad, the 1904 first all steel baggage car, and the 1906 first all steel passenger coach used in steam operations.

St. Joseph

Former School Head at Junction Dies

Dr. Edward B. Clingman 74 of Iowa City died in Columbus Junction on Thursday after a life that included teaching at Columbus High School in 1900 01 and decades of chiropractic practice with his wife. Surviving are his widow a daughter Nellie Troebysch of Denver a son Van Dyke Clingman of Newton and a brother Dr. Clingman.

Columbus Junction Edward B. Clingman Iowa City Cedarville Cedar Falls Nora Bell van Dyke Iowa State Teachers’ College Palmer School of Chiropractic Columbus Clingman Nellie Troebysch Denver Colo van Dyke Clingman Newton

Tractor Fire Sparks Near Refueling in Prairie Flower

Leo Christner narrowly escaped injury when the tractor he was refueling burst into flames on a Wednesday evening in N Prairie Flower. The Davison and Christner families hosted visitors and neighbors as the community worked between rains to harvest oats and bale straw, with various local residents attending gatherings and birthdays.

Arthur J. Davison N. Prairie Flower Leo Christner Joe Christner Kenneth Davison Connie Pattie Moline Arthur Davison Ralph Oldfield Jimmie Des Moines Harry Drakes Leah Dell Bush Ferne Judy Christner Betty Ardith Davison Connie Crile Clyde Crile Dale Bales Crawfordsville Don Bell Kenneth Dawson Claire Neff Keota

Wisconsin’s First Capitol Building Near Belmont

The first territorial assembly of 39 members met at the building on October 25, 1836. Participants included A. H. Clingman of South Gate California and three grandchildren.

Wisconsin Belmont Lafayette County Territorial A. H. Clingman South Gate Calif

Esther Lindenmeyer Returns From Alaska Visit

Esther Lindenmeyer visits her parents in Westchester after years in Alaska’s theater field. She plans to enroll at Iowa State University in September. The article also notes local social activity including the Hinshaw Hadly reunion and community visits around Davenport and Wellman.

R. C. Ferguson Westchester Esther Lindenmeyer I. M. Lindenmeyer Alaska State University Iowa

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