Sunshine Community Club Hosts Festive December Gathering
The Sunshine Community club held its December 30 meeting at the Ruebsam home with Mrs Ruebsam and Mrs Orval Spencer hosting. Attendees enjoyed decorations, a Christmas program, a real Santa, a bountiful cafeteria-style chicken supper, and plans for a February annual dinner.
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Sunshine Community Club
C. A. Ruebsam
Ruebsam
Orval Spencer
O. J. Mathess
Carl Schneider
Tomato Jelly and Twice-Baked Potatoes From Family Recipes
Tomato Jelly made with gelatin lemon juice and tomato juice. the mixture molds and firms. Potatoes baked at high heat until tender then served with butter or refilled skins and browned. A chilled fruit custard with egg whites sugar and fruit pulp served in sherbet glasses topped with Maraschino cherry.
Community club notices and society meetings listed
Regular meetings and installations scheduled across groups including Odd Fellows Masons D of V Royal Neighbors Woman's Missionary Society Pythian Sisters Navajo club Susan Coffey Auxiliary Fortnightly Club and others with dates January 5 6 7 and 12 and hosts such as Mrs J E Lemmon Mrs Ralph Williams Mrs Wm Galloway Mrs Agnes Ross and Mrs Harvey Meek in West Chester Hillsboro and surrounding areas.
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The
Christian Church
Marie Jackson
PD. Ala
J. B. Leammen
Fern Leaf Club
Ralph Williams
Royal Neghbors
Woodman Hall
D. of V
Pythian Sisters
American Legion
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Baptist Kensington
West Chester
W. ©. Ralston
E. Hillis
Marion Work
Harmony Club
Tommie Harvey
J. A. Harwood
George A. Pauls
Bridge
Woman's Missionary Society
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Wim. Galloway
Wellston
Nick Tennis
Max Marble
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Second United Presbyterian Church
Harvey Meek
Ella Gordon
Rural Woman's Club
Tenn
Rebekah's
Poinsetta Club
George Teas
Industrous Club
Charlie Griffin
O. Co's
Presbyterian Church
Miss Humphreys
East Washington Street
Ladies Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Susan Coffey
M. BE. Church of
Agnes Ross
Will “Wallace
Harry Kleese
Wll
W. M. Keeley
M. F. Church
Will Wallace
Notco Reading Circle Meets with Mrs Harwood
Notco Wednesday Afternoon Reading Circle will meet with Mrs J A Harwood on Wednesday afternoon.
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Avellston
Nick
Navajo Club
M. D. Work
Notco
J. A. Harwood
Simon Pure Origin in Mrs Centilevre’s Comedy
The phrase Simon pure derives from Mrs Centilevre’s play A Bold Stroke for a Wife where the principal character exposes a rival who had taken his name. The line marks a distinction between genuine and false identities in early drama.
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Simon
Women’s Clubs Assemble Library of Native Works
Washington press release describes the General Federation of Women's Clubs compiling a unique library of books by and about Native Americans. Each state federation contributes at least 12 titles, totaling over 200 volumes, with works by noted authors and autographed copies. The collection spans biographies, folklore, poetry, travel, and regional histories, with emphasis on accessibility to clubs and members nationwide.
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Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Alabama Federation
Alabama
Albert James Puckett
Helen Keller
Booker T. Washington
Connecticut
Mark Twain
Markham
Bretarte
California
Indiana
Beveridge
John Marshall
Mellon
People’s Business
Pennsylvania
Mise Josephine Junkin
Headquarters Research Department
West Virginia
Doddridge
State Library
Horseman Climbs Stairs of Famous Japan Shrine
In Tokyo Toshita Iwaki becomes the third rider in history to ascend and descend the Atagoyama Shrine stairs without injury to horse or rider. The 90 foot flight rises about 60 degrees, testing both mount and man.
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Japan
Tokyo
Atagoyama Shrine
Toshita Iwaki
Jury Deliberates Insanity Evidence in Trebon Case
Waterloo jury weighs insanity as a factor in the case of 19 year old Loraine Trebon who shot and seriously wounded EB. E. Watson, a factory superintendent fired by Trebon last August.
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Waterloo
Loraine Trebon
EB. E. Watson
American Women Explore Bolivian Jungle Expedition Ends After 3500 Miles
Miss Ora Ford recounts a three month, 3500 mile trek from La Paz across the Andes into the Bolivian jungle to the Amazon. The party faced savage tribes, man eating crocodiles, gnats and mosquitoes, scarce provisions, and monkeys meat while learning of the Beni and Roosevelt's River of Doubt.
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Associated Press
Longmeadow
Mass
Bolivia
Oscar de Lima Mayer
New York
Mayer
Ora Ford
Miss Ford
Ford
Beni River
la Paz
Andes
Matiri River
Beni
Amazon
Roosevelt
Peach Tapioca with Peach Slices Dessert
A peach tapioca dessert is prepared by cooking tapioca with water and salt in a double boiler until clear, then adding peaches sliced thin and finishing with sugar lemon rind and juice. Serve cold with whipped cream or custard and consider substituting other fruits or fruit juices.
Carrot Straws and Lemon Pineapple Pie Recipe Walkthrough
A home style guide explains preparing tender carrot straws simmered in butter and water, then a lemon pineapple pie with coconut and meringue. It covers both vegetable prep and baking steps including pastry, filling, and meringue topping with temperatures and times.
Spanish Rice Recipe Instructions from Old Household Note
A dated recipe blends one cup uncooked rice with four cups tomato juice two cups water and two teaspoons salt plus chopped onion and three tablespoons butter. Mix in greased casserole and bake in a 320 degree oven for two to two and a half hours. Slower cooking enhances flavor.
Whole Wheat Bread Dough Recipe Instructions
Scald milk and cool to luke warm. Dissolve yeast in milk with sugar, add melted fat then salt and enough flour to make a thin batter. Mix in remaining flour gradually to form a soft dough. Knead well, rise two hours, shape into leaves, and let rise again.
Meringue with Fruit Pulp Bake in Water Bath
Beat egg white until stiff and dry then fold in sugar and fruit pulp. Adjust sugar by fruit type from two to one tablespoons. Pour into greased dish, bake in a warm water bath at 350 F for about forty five minutes until set. Serve with custard cream or whipped cream.
Baked Tapioca Pudding With Apples Recipe
A recipe describes cooking tapioca with boiling water salt and sugar in a double boiler for fifteen minutes until clear. Apples are prepared in a buttered dish then baked with tapioca at 450 degrees F for forty to forty five minutes until soft. Serve hot or cold with cream or custard.
Fort Madison Woman Hears Radio Jazz After 25 Years
Mrs. Frank Bash breaks 25 years of silence by listening to a radio program through powerful headphones. A jazz band was the first selection heard and she could not catch the announcer's words but hopes to learn soon.
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Fort Madison
Frank Basham
Heals Leg Ulcer After Thirty Years With Ointment
Mrs J C Henderson of Winston Salem says a thirty year ankle ulcer healed after using Peterson's Ointment, needing only one box before full recovery. Box priced sixty cents, sold by Sherman Bros. and druggists statewide.
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Peterson
J. C. Henderson
Sprague Street
Winston-Salem
N. C
Sherman Bros
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