Society Notes Highlight Local Club Gatherings
Mrs. Asa Harter hosted the H. HM. club on August 6 with a recipe roll call and social afternoon. The Stranksy family celebrated Mrs. Stranksy’s 59th birthday with a family reunion style gathering in Cedar Rapids and Riverside guests. Rural Women’s club and other neighbors attended, with music and refreshments. Mary Jane Conger marked her eighth birthday at Sunset Park with cake and lolly Dimple dolls. Various small parties and a 28th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Pringle were noted with guests and home gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Harter
H. HM. Club
Starter
Hoxworth
D. H. Hesseltine
M. A. Stransky
Mela Shatia
Lexington
Frank Pohorsky
Homolka
Wes, Garsky
Joe Garsky
Marguerite Stransky
Wes Stackal
Everette
Evelyn
Cedar Rapids
Atvah Gerot
Opal
Gladys
Milo
Alvin Stransky
Reta
Elaine
Joe Stransky
Riverside
Harry Dodd
Boone
Mela Shalla
Phyllis
Frank Stusek
Solon
Frank Stransky
Muriel
Marion
Wellman
Airs
Iowa City
Hiram Baker
Rural Women’s Club
Meyer
Casper
Wyoming
Ben Briley
Clara Baker
Elmer Cuerrs
Cy Bush
Bush
Mary Jane Conger
Sunset Park
Conger
Littleuise
Mary Jane
Paula Mary Stallery
St. Louis
Frank Pringle
Pringle
William Nelson
Jennie Gardenier
John Carries
Keota
Social Calendar for New Haven and West Chester Groups
Tuesday events include the New Haven Social Union with Mrs Nora MehKinstry and the Pythian sisters meeting at 2000 overlook. KS and Baptist church quilting occupy afternoon and evening slots. Wednesday reports show Ladies Aid meetings, a Haven church program, and a Washington county executive committee gathering in Crawfordsville. Sunday highlights the Wasgeener and Gowey reunion at Brinton Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Social Union
Nora MehKinstry
Pythian Sisters of
West Chester
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Ladies Aid
Epworth League
West Chester Methodist Church
Ainsworth Woe
Georgie Green Frog and the Old Man’s Treasure Tale
Tommy visits Georgie Green Frog near the cave of the Old Man to confirm a treasure rumor. Georgie sings a self written song while birds praise Tommy for sharing crumbs and await a message from the cave. The gathering heads to the cave where New Message awaits visitors and the hoped treasure looms as the tale ends.
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Tommy
Georgie Green Frog
L Este
Tormiy
Georgie
Mr. Robin
Accessories Dominate Fall Fashion Details and Styles
The article surveys fall accessories led by neckwear and gloves, from delicate nets and jabots to tailored linen collars and soft chiffon jabots. It highlights gloves in chamois skin, gauntlet trends, and chic bags in lizard skin and silk. Scarves stay vital with prints, fringed chiffon, furs, and harmonizing color schemes.
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Horders
Chautauqua Suggestions For Picnickers And Campers
A light reader notice offers ideas for Chautauqua campers and picnickers. It includes a suggested hot milk cream sauce with eggs, thickened with flour, folded into whipped whites, kept hot but not boiled, and fried crumbs at 390 degrees.
Community Notices From West Chester Area
Local notices list church events meetings and club gatherings across West Chester August 2 3 11 12 and 16. Hostesses Anna Ross and others invite ladies to the Ladies Aid Society meeting at the M church Crawfordsville planning sessions county Sunday School executive meeting at United Presbyterian Church and a Waggoner Gowey reunion Brinton Bridge announced with club and library closure during chautauqua week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ross
Lb. J. Duckson
Roy Waddell
Hattie Green
Ladies Aid Society of the
West Chester
Washington County
County Sunday School Association
United Presbyterian Church
Crawfordsville
Waggoner and Gowey
Brinton Bridge
Greetings for luncheon guests as hostess
The hostess steps forward to greet entering guests with a handshake and a warm line such as So glad to see you or How do you do. She notes if the guest is introduced and aims to put the guest at ease during conversation.
Fingers and French Fries in the Meat Course
It is inadvisable to eat French fried potatoes or Saratoga chips with the fingers when they belong to the meat course.
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Saratoga
Varying Lengths of Mile Across Countries
The article notes that except for America and Great Britain, no two nations share an identical mile length, highlighting a lack of uniformity in measurement standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
Garden Notes on bulbs tulips and beauty of plants
A gardening column discusses dry weather effects and soil care plus tips on narcissus bulbs import limits after December 31 and 1926 supply. It urges planting daffodils, tulips including Darwin varieties, poppies, gypsophila, and roses with bone meal, and features poems by Lizette Woodworth Reese and Art Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irolland
France
Marek
Darwin
Art Lowell
Fondue on Toasted Crackers Recipe Card
Melt butter in a double boiler. Whisk beaten eggs with cream cheese and seasonings then pour over the butter. Cook until smooth like pourable batter, keeping water below boiling. Serve fondy over salted crackers, toasts.
Plein Omelet with Cream Sauce Options
Beal the yolks of four eggs until thick and lemon colored. Add salt pepper hot water and melted butter then fold in four stiffly beaten egg whites. Cook two minutes in a preheated waffle front and serve immediately with cream peas or cheese or mushroom sauce.
Tomato Cups with Sage Crumbs and Cheese Bake
Cut six tomatoes to form cups and remove pulp to yield one and a half cups. Mix pulp with half cup bread crumbs three quarters cup grated cheese one and one fourth teaspoons salt and one eighth teaspoon pepper. Stuff cups bake in dish with two teaspoons melted butter and top with two tablespoons grated cheese at 400 degrees for twenty five minutes.
Cheese and Potato Croquettes
To two and one half cupfuls of riced potatoes add one egg slightly beaten two thirds of a cupful of grated cheese one and one quarter teaspoonfuls of salt and one eighth teaspoonful of paprika. Mix ingredients thoroughly shape in balls. Roll in beaten egg and then in crack
Grated cheese olive sandwich recipe method
Mix one cup grated American cheese quarter cup chopped olives quarter cup minced green pepper and two tablespoons mayonnaise. Butter twelve bread slices spread filling on six slices top with remaining slices cut each sandwich in two.
Carrot Puree with Thick White Sauce and Spice
Boil eight medium carrots until tender. Drain reserving one cup stock. Press carrots through a ricer. Make one quart white sauce with milk fat flour salt pepper. Stir in carrot puree stock onion ginger cayenne and salt to taste. Heat and serve garnished with parsley.
Droit and Vegetable Salad Concept Ready for Nassau Kitchen
A compact fruit and cabbage salad recipe uses 2 pounds cabbage 2 apples 2 bananas 2 tablespoons seeded raisins and orange juice. Chop cabbage and apples mix with raisins, mash bananas smooth, thin with juice, and dress with orange banana dressing. Serve on lettuce leaves.
Round Lettuce Bed with Tomato Ring and Cheese
A bed of white lettuce on a round salad dish forms a base. Four thickly sliced tomatoes ring the lettuce each topped with a teaspoon of grated yellow cheese and a spoonful of stiff mayonnaise in the center, crowned by a pimiento olive. Latticed cucumbers, chilled and sprinkled with French dressing, may be heaped in the center.
Roquefort Cheese French Dressing Lettuce Cups
Prepare dressing by mixing one fourth cup mashed Roquefort or shappy cheese with one half cup French Dressing. Add cayenne and one hard cooked egg yolk. Arrange lettuce nests on plates, top each with diced chicken and celery, pour dressing, garnish with egg white rings and pimiento strips.
Old Roman Term Gallia Used In Three Varying Ways
The Romans used Gallia in three senses including Gallia Cisalpina North Italy and Gallia Transalpina In a narrow sense it referred to Gallia Transalpina and in the most restricted sense the land of Gaul the middle part of Gaul.
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Gallia
Cisalpina
Italy
Transalpina
Gaul
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Helen
Billy Hauber
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Jerry Hanus
Mary Kouba
Iowa
Albert Smith
Frank White
Kate Bartovesky
J. W. Longer and Son
Walter
This
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Jay Brewer
Wasgeener and Gowey
Mary Graham Bonner
Tomy
Little Mr. Robin
A. E. Atchison
New Haven
Ainsworth W. R
Legion Hall
Walnut Woman's Club
John Guy
Havre
Lizette Woodworth Reese
Hold Grace
Sumer Sone
Helen Hay Whitney
Emerson
Gus Ponda
Vania Oil
Valvoline
Washington Oil Co
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