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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1946

Page

5

TIPS FROM THE STICKS By Nellie M Wittmer

In a large cafeteria staff reveals comedy and tragedy as workers from rural areas including Mrs Carmen Rice of Wever Mrs Ollie Wolfe of Mt Sterling Mrs Ethel Sheff of Fairfield and Mrs Mildred Hook of Wapello supervise and help prepare meals. The piece recalls cream handling mayonnaise recipes salad bases and kitchen routines highlighting cooks bakers and the chef's strict methods and insistence on doing things the right way.

Carmen Rice Wever Ollie Wolfe Mt. Sterling Ethel Sheff Fairfield Mildred Hook Wapello Hook Thousand Island Ollie Wolfs

Old Battleships Set as Atom Bomb Targets Next May

A US Army Navy air sea task force will test atomic weapons against 97 vessels near Bikini Atoll in May. Eight ships will be American including Nevada New York Pennsylvania Arkansas Saratoga Independence Salt Lake City and Pensacola. Foreign targets include the German cruiser Prinz Eugen and Japanese battleship Nagato.

Bikini Atoll Eniwetok Marshall Islands W. H. P. Blandy Nevada New York Pennsylvania Arkansas Saratoga Independence Salt Lake City Pensacola Prinz Eugen Nagato Philippine International

A Salads and Slips Tale From the Cafeteria

A former cafeteria worker recalls chaotic days in the dining room. mishaps with cabbage lettuce and parsley. a fall in the passageway and a nurse of dignity. the chef’s potato salad experiments and Milton Martin the hardest worker. a lettuce griping incident ends with the boss watching.

Milton Martin O. K

W F C Group Sees Supper, Prizes at Westminster School

Westminster January meeting of the W F C group is hosted by Mrs Donald McCibb with Mrs Clement Griffith in charge of entertainment. Prizes go to high scorer Mrs Donald McCrabb Edward Greiner and low scorer Patricia Griffith Paul Griffith traveling Merle Eckels. Next gathering set for February 27 at 6 30 pm.

Merle Eckels Westminster Donald McCibb Clement Griffith W. F.C Westminster School Donald McCrabb Edward Greiner Patricia Griffith Paul Griffith Pat Griffith Roup Ainsworth Blankenhorn Mrs. Griffith William Thomas Keokuk Navy Ed Rich Lester Laubach Yoder

Banana Milk Drink for a Child's Lunch

A simple recipe suggests mashing a banana, beating it, then slowly stirring in a cup of milk to create a fine drink for a child's lunch. It emphasizes easy preparation and a nutritious option.

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