County Club Dinner Postponed Indefinitely
The regular family country club dinner scheduled for Thursday August 18 is postponed indefinitely due to impassable roads.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
7
The regular family country club dinner scheduled for Thursday August 18 is postponed indefinitely due to impassable roads.
The Pleasant Hill Sunday school plans a community picnic at the springs west of the church on Saturday August 13. All are invited by The Past Noble Grand Circle.
The article portrays Edward G. Robinson as lean only in appearance, claiming he dislikes heavy meals and favors fruits and vegetables but enjoys a baked apple with rich cream. He defends his physique as muscular and stresses daily discipline, language skills, and a calm, forceful screen presence. It also includes a recipe for Veal and Black Bean Salad with French dressing and lettuce nests.
A meeting is scheduled with Mrs. Carl Haneker on Monday evening. The exact time is not provided in the readable text.
A Daughters of Enron Vetermam chapter schedules a regular meeting for Monday at 7 20 PM. Officers are urged to be present for practice and discussion.
The Pythian Sisters of Washington Temple hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening August 16. Mrs. A B Schmoeter will report on the grand temple event.
Aug 12 Nashua Iowa reports Edgar J Baldwin visiting his daughter in Washington. He cut a tooth in his lower jaw to replace a tooth long since extracted, illustrating that age three is not too young for new teeth.
Zillmer, a top Wellman player and last year’s runner up at the Y tournament, will compete as an out of town entry at the annual YMCA tennis event to be held at the Y courts. Entries flood in as five divisions prepare. close this Saturday, with Ku Hert Kolosick directing.
A compact old fashioned bread recipe mixes 1% flour 1 cup graham flour salt sugar baking powder molasses and evaporated milk diluted with water. Melted butter folds in with chopped nuts and seedless raisins. Bake in greased pan at 360 degrees for 55 minutes.
Mix two cups cold flaked haddock with salt pepper tempe juice and olive oil. Marinade in refrigerator then drain and add one medium cucumber diced. Fold in half cup whipped cream with lemon juice grated cucumber onion juice paprika to taste and serve on crisp lettuce immediately.
Remove skins and seeds from white grapes and cut in halves lengthwise. Add equal quantity shredded pineapple. Add apples pared and cut small. Dice celery. Add one fourth Brazil nuts broken in pieces. Mix thoroughly and season with lemon juice. Moisten with mayonnaise.
Photo by Guther features Gene Crossett son of W D Crossett at 721 West Madison, a Journal carrier on route four. He covers South Second and South Third avenues plus Fast Polk Street delivering 93 papers, with Allen Hampsher as substitute. Gene, a sophomore, enjoys tennis and baseball and hopes carrier work becomes life career.
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