Farewell Party Honors Vieira Family Near Washington
Seventy friends gathered at the Vieira country home eight miles northeast of Washington for a farewell party. Guests danced and played cards, enjoyed refreshments, and contributed to orphans aided by Mr Heilmanek. The Vieira family depart for Chicago as friends send best wishes for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vieira
Washington
A. B. Musil
Richard Havel
Heilmanek
Chicago
Evening club and fraternal meetings fill town agenda
A full list of gatherings includes American Legion and D o V meetings this evening with expected strong turnout. Pythian Sisters Alma Hearne Missionary Society Baptist sewing group and Odd Fellows all plan sessions tonight with times from 6:15 to 8:00. Damascus Spring No 10 meets at eight and Fern Leaf club at 6:30. Young People's class hosts a pot luck at their teacher’s home.
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BR. I
Shannon
Ralph Thompson
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Lulu “Seng
Weidner
The
Baptist Church
Harmony Club
Lauder Kennedy
Ith
Century Club
Ab Anderson
American Legion
D. of V
G. A. Rh
Pythian Sisters
Alma Hearne Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Carol Kergey
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Fannie Baker
Odd Fellows
Damascus
Masonic Temple
Fern Leaf Club
Jennie Crone
First United Presbyterian Church
Welfare Work In Washington Fort nightly club talk outline
Mrs Phil Crall outlines welfare work by the county bureau. Key points include education on feeding families, reducing undernourishment, county control of food value, care of quarantined families, school inspections, rapid diagnosis from hospital lab, nurse led classroom guidance, dental and tonsil clinics, Ozra W Bosworth Fund for free beds, Perkins Klaus Haskell nets for medical care, and widows pensions supporting minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics
Mra
Phil Crall
Welfare Bureau
Washington
Washington County Hospital
Ozra W. Bosworth
Washington County
Perkins
Klaus-Haskell
State University Hospital
Improvement League in Washington Faces Reorganization Question
The Washington Improvement League, long a civic force behind the Y M C A start and an Old Folks Home movement, plans annual meeting and officer elections at the Fortnightly Club luncheon. President Mrs T A Michels urges all members to attend and notify Mrs Chal Ford by Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
James Chorpening
Lexington Ladies Aid Soceity
Bert Dill
Everett Smith
Jake Sigler
Wade Gardner
Morte Embree
Cecil Amiong
BE. O
Carl Roberts
Methodist Church
Nondas Adair
Washington
Improvement League
Young Women’s Christian Association
T. A. Michels
Chal Ford
Fortnightly club radio recipes from January meeting
Recipes from the Home Economics department include Pralit Cake with pork and molasses, King Apple Pie with cream and spices, orange scented biscuits, jelly corn muffins, holidays cookies, and salmon salad. Also listed are cocoa rich muffins, cornmeal mush methods, oat muffins, and related frosting and bake notes.
Muffin Recipe Improves Oatmeal Blend
A simple bake yields twelve muffins by combining oatmeal with milk sugar salt and butter then folding in sifted flour and baking powder. The mixture rests five minutes before baking in greased pans until done.
Old Time Fruit Cake and Bakewell Lessons
A collection of vintage cake and muffin recipes. It shows fruit cake with raisins citron and spices, Never Fall Chocolate Cake with cocoa and walnuts, Bedle Mattie butter or sugar substitutes, and assorted muffin variations using flour types and grains.
Muffin Recipe Tweaks For Rice And Date Additions
The notes suggest adjusting several muffin recipes by adding cooked rice and dates. Increase baking powder to 2 teaspoons and flour to 2 1/3 cups. Rice muffins add 1/2 cup cooked rice. Date muffins add 3/4 cup chopped dates to any recipe. Blue Ridge muffins use a cornmeal base and 1/2 cup hot cooked rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Recipe adjustments for nut muffins and cornmeal blends
The note suggests increasing baking powder to 2 teaspoons and adding 1 3 cup extra flour. It mentions nut muffins using cornmeal or oatmeal bases and adding a portion of chopped nuts.
Berry Muffins With Jam Or Fresh Berries
A small cooking note suggests using jam or fresh berries to flavor muffins. It mentions increasing flour by 2 to 3 cups and references spoons in a scrambled measurement fragment.
Maude Hott Recipes and Tongue Preparation Across Dishes
A mixed set of old time kitchen directions lists cake batter steps with flour milk and figs, cabbage and pineapple salad, nougat layers, and a tongue dish. It names Miss Maude Hott as a cook figure and details sugar, cream tartar, and lemon juice usage, with baking at 350 degrees and serving with cream.
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Alma Karel
Severn Stewart
Edith Spera
America
Noot
F. W. Eastwood
West Minier Guild
Ellis Island
Elsie Pratton
Helen Breese
United States
Jane Law
Irwin Atkins
West Liberty
A. E. Atchison
J. D. McLanchlin
Fred L Stewart
George Frederick Handel
Henry Shields
John Sebastian Bach
Bourke
Intermediate League of the Methodist Church
David McLaughlin
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Meet Fm
Ladies Aid Society
West Chester Methodist Church
To. S. BK
Sunshine Community Club
Cant Schneider
Reading
Eva Livingston
Louisa Young
Centennial School
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Sara Grimes
Havre Secial Club
Sam Wittmer
the Methodist Church
Yoenen
Bedle Mattie
Blue Ridge
Tongur
Miss Maude Hott
Coats
Klein Klothing
Kompany
Seling
Washington Oil Co
Washington, Iowa
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