Invite Women of Crawford Township To Special Meeting
The women of Crawfordsville's township are invited to a special meeting at Crawfordsville High School on Friday January 21 at 1 30 p m Ruth Foster County expansion Home Economist will discuss time saving shortcuts in daily housework Guests will attend The Rural Homemaker's club met January 18 with Mrs Lee Lease hosting New Year resolutions were shared and carpet rags were sewn for Knoxville Veterans Hospital Refreshments were served by Mrs Lease and Mrs Robert Holmes with place settings featuring crystal candleholders and small American flags
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Crawfordsville
Ruth “Foster
Lee Lease
Gilving
Frank Boshart
Knoxville Veteran's Hospital
Mrs Elder Hosts McCleary Circle Dinner
The McCleary circle of the Presbyterian church gathered at Mrs. Orville Elder’s home for a cooperative dinner in which guests Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Fastwood Mrs. Irene Bickford and Mrs Glad Mast attended. Mrs. William Glassburner led the brief business meeting and the program featured a reading of the play Society on the Church by Mrs. T A Michels.
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McCleary
The
Presbyterian Church
Orville Elder
F. W. Fastwood
Irene Bickford
Glad Mast
Elder
Heie Heilman
Elsie Bratten
William Glassburner
T. A. Michels
January Meeting of the Pythian Sisters
Ella Miller led the January Pythian Sisters meeting at the K P Hall. The group agreed to serve lunch to oil men at a conference there on Thursday afternoon February 10. Mrs William Matucha and her committee will handle serving. The sandwich committee for February will be Verna Marshall and Mildred Stewart.
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Ella Miller
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
William Matucha
Verna Marshall
Mildred Stewart
Potato Carrot Puff Bake For Family Dinner
A light vegetable puff blends mashed potatoes with carrots parsley and onion to yield a low point dish. Mix mashed potatoes carrots parsley onion egg yolks and whites fold into the mixture bake in a greased casserole then top with melted butter. Optional white sauce with cheese elevates topping before baking.
Carrot and Onion Bake with Buttered Crumbs
A layered dish of six sliced carrots and six sliced onions baked in buttered milk. Each layer seasoned with salt and pepper, butter added, then covered with buttered bread crumbs and baked in a moderate oven for about one hour.
Butter and Flour Mixture in Milk with Salt
A compact kitchen note lists 3 T butter, 3 T flour, 1 cup milk and salt. It reads as a basic stovetop base or roux style starting point for a sauce or soup.
Delmonico Potatoes and Tomato and Corn Scallop Dish
Recipe notes describe Delmonico Potatoes with layers of boiled potatoes eggs cheese pimiento and white sauce baked in buttered dish with salt pepper and butter. Tomato and Corn Scallop mixes corn tomatoes and bread crumbs with a white sauce and buttered topping baked until done.
Bridge Club Meeting at Sherman Home
Mrs. Roger Sherman hosted Y's Men and Y's Menettes at her Sherman home with a dessert party for the women then a club dinner at the YMCA. Bridge was played at six tables with Mrs. P. Livingston and A. J. Bielefeldt earning high score prizes for women and men.
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Roger Sherman
Y's
Y.M.C.A
Social clubs and meetings on Wednesday and Friday
Community groups list Wednesday events from Rebekah club to W.S.C.S at various times. Activities include sewing, meetings, luncheons, card parties, and club talks at churches, lodges, and the public library.
Birthday notices for Dennis Franke and friends
Dennis Elroy Franke and William Roy Moore celebrate third birthdays in Keota and Ainsworth. Lloyd Taylor Stout marks his fourth birthday in Brington while Bonnie Jean Dettwiller turns four. Valera Rose observed her 10th birthday on January 13. Martha Downing, a high school sophomore, accepts birthday congratulations. Others including Mrs. Earl Crossett and Mrs. Walter Fisher observe birthdays today.
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Dennis Elroy Franke
L. E. Frank
Keota
William Roy Moore
Frank Moore
Ainsworth
Lloyd Taylor Stout
Jesse Stout
Brighton
Bonnie Jean Dettwiller
Gerald Dettwiler
Valera Rose
Martha Downing
Fred Downing
Earl Crossett
Marion
Walter Fisher
D. L. Rohrer
Pete Koehler
Emil Atkinson
The Chinese Cow Soybean Nourishes Children
In parts of China soybeans are used as meat and milk. The soybean, nicknamed the Chinese Cow, has sustained children for centuries. The milk extract comes from soaking and boiling ground beans in water and is rich, creamy, and highly nutritious.
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China
White Shrine Benefit Card Party At Masonic Temple
The White Shrine held a benefit card party with 14 bridge and pinochle tables at the Masonic temple. High bridge scores went to Mrs. George Dare and J. C. Buenneke of Ainsworth, while Kate Shalla and Paul Snakenberg won high pinochle prizes. Angel food cakes were awarded to Mrs. Pauline Stewart and Mrs. Fred Reid. Mrs. Roy Means and her committee served refreshments.
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White Shrine
Masonic Temple
George Dare
J. C. Buenneke
Ainsworth
Kate Shalla
Paul Snakenberg
Pauline Stewart
Fred Reid
Roy Means
Booster club meeting adds new member Jeannette Woodburn
Mrs Arthur Duensing and Mrs Don Wylie hosted at their home for a Booster club session. Twenty members and visitor Mrs Doyle Jarrard attended. Clifford club president Mrs Raymond Landau led a brief business meeting and welcomed new member Jeannette Woodburn.
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Arthur Duensing
Don Wylie
Doyle Jarrard
Jeannette Woodburn
Raymond Landau
Clu
Local Club Reports Women’s Committee Roles And Refreshments
Roll call highlighted members hobby interests as committees including flower group chaired by Mrs. Harry Donald s and Mrs. Wylie. Entertainment planned by Mrs. L Woodburn and Mrs. M L Whittaker. Hostesses provided two course refreshments with help from Mrs. Donald Stout and Mrs. Debert Darnell.
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Harry Donalds
Wylie
Lloyd Walker
Fred D. Stewart
L. ©. Woodburn
M. L. Whittaker
Donald Stout
Debert Darnell
Anniversary Dinner for Mr and Mrs Lewis
A Sunday gathering at the Elwin Lewis home honored the couple on their fortieth wedding anniversary observed Monday January 17. Relatives arrived with baskets while Carna tions and snapdragons decor ated the table and a cake was sent by Fairfield residents.
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Elwin Lewis
Lewis
Hannah Anderson
John Conklin
Harriet
Fairfield
Willard Bell
Robert
Co op Dinner Honors Absent Guests With Gift Blanket
Illness kept some from the Co op dinner while others visited in the afternoon. Messages of congratulations came from Olive Lewis and William, R C Disney and Richard. Guests included Everette Lewis, Harold Disney, Donald, Duane, Phyllis, Darrel Dean, Retha Lewis, Una Lindsey, Nellie Joan, and Virgil Pardun of Richland.
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Olive Lewis
William
R. C. Disney
Richard
Everette Lewis
Harold Disney
Donald
Duane
Phyllis
Darrel Dean
Retha Lewis
Una Lindsey
Nellie Joan
Virgil Pardun
Richland
VFW Hall Social Attracts 30 Members In KC
A Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary gathering last evening in K C hall drew 30 members. The group played pinochle at five tables and visited. Everett Burham and Mrs. Cleo Shockey won high score prizes for men and women respectively. Refreshments were served by the committee including Mr and Mrs 8 B Watson, Mrs Sadee McAvoy, and Mr and Mrs John Pehler.
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K. C. Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary
Everett Burham
Cleo Shockey
8. B. Watson
Sadee McAvoy
John Pehler
Boy Hit by Car on Penn College Hill
James Carroll a 9 year old son of the Oskaloosa School Superintendent was seriously injured when he dashed in front of a car driven by 65 year old Denver Hutton of New Sharon on Penn College hill Tuesday afternoon. He was taken to Mahaska hospital after the collision with five companions nearby.
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Oskaloosa
James Carroll
R. J. Carroll
Denver Hutton
New Sharon Farmer
Penn College Hill
James
Mahaska Hospital
Man Kills Wife Then Self in Domestic Shooting
Council Bluffs, Sam Nelson, 42, died at a hospital after wounding his wife Stella 28 and Blanche Rawlins 47. Police say domestic troubles triggered the shootings before Nelson died from gunshot wounds.
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Council Bluffs
Sam Nelson
Stella
Blanche Rawlins
C. A. Bangs
Nelsons
Keeping Fresh Fruits Fresh At Home
Guidance on storing fresh fruits in shallow trays in a cold place and avoiding washing until use. Note compares spoilage: one day at 70 degrees equals two days at 50 degrees.
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Crawford Township
Mrs. Lease
Mrs. Elder
Childs
Bridge Club
Sherman
Valley Ladies Aid Society
Jim Deal
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Nelson Woodford
Luke
St. Rita Circle
St. James Church
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Grace Mde
Bessie Stewhostesses
O.E.S
Seaiace
Joe Knotek
Helen Gardner
J. Mary's Circle
Stewart P.T.A
Nelson Thompson
W.C.T.A
Pythian
Chhefs Association
Oral Mayo
St. Anthony Circle
Joe Wehr
Pythian Circle
Ode Ferguson
Rebekah Lodge
Women's Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Ol8er
Carden
R. S. Warfel
Iowa Ave
Nelly Don
Ann Foster
Betty Hartford
Minette
Rayon & Cotton
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Rayon
Shantung
Roths Child’s
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V.F.W
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