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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1946
Page
3
The guide explains how pectin and acid balance jelly fruit choices. It lists fruits high in pectin and acid and those lacking pectin or acid, suggests lemon juice or sour juice, and notes that commercial pectin can boost yield and shorten boiling. It warns on cooking time and sugar amounts to avoid soft or gooey jelly. It also recommends small batches and a wide kettle to reach the jelly test quickly.
Two members of the Three Quarter Century club, Mrs. T. Sherman Crone and Mrs. R. H. Paul, celebrate birthdays today born in 1869 and 1864 respectively in the county and Muskingham Ohio. The item lists numerous individuals with birthdays and anniversaries including Teddy Thornton six years old and Edwin Leo Sueppel and John Ernest Spenner observing 13th birthdays.
One pound of steel yields twenty miles of wire used for watch hairsprings.
A study notes hens lay about 80 percent as many eggs in their second year as in their pullet year. The finding emphasizes continued productivity differences across life stages for laying flocks.
Past Noble Grand and families gather 6:20 at Sunset Park for a picnic in the new addition with sandwiches to pass and drinks for own family. Catholic Daughters meet 8 p.m. and Women of Country Club host a cooperative supper at 7:30 p.m. Golf and bridge planned. Rosemary Club meets with Mrs. Ray Bell northeast, while Grace Hil Ladies Aid holds an afternoon session at the community building.
Revelation chapter discussed at Rural Woman's club with Mrs William Beil. WCTU holds 2:30 p m session with Mrs N M Speidel. Pythian Past Chiefs at 8 p m with Mrs George Baker. DAR cabin at Sunset Park open 2 to 4 50 p m. Rebekah lodge meets 8 p m at I O C F hall. West Chester WCTU 2 p m with Mrs Lou Bauer. Women's Missionary Society meets 1 p m at church. knot a quilt project planned.
The text explains that all egg preparations benefit from low cooking temperatures to keep proteins tender and preserve best flavor, while high heat and overcooking toughen proteins and dull taste.
The Kolosiek reunion gathered at Wellman Park on Sunday with a noon basket dinner. Wayne Kolosiek was elected president for another year as many relatives from Keota What Cheer Cedar Rapids and Wellman attended the event.
Kalona residents Mr and Mrs Joe Kolosiek and Emily of Washington will host the Kolosiek family reunion. The event is set for the first Sunday in August 1947 at the park in Iowa City.
The major crops grown in Illinois are corn, soybeans, oats, winter wheat and tame hay. They account for over five percent of the total crop acreage harvested.
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