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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1964
Page
13
The Wisconsin pavilion features the world’s largest cheese protected from mice by glass, with experts estimating a 27 year consumption time for an average mouse. The article also covers tarnish preventing polish for silverware and several salad and pickle recipes, plus fair snack offerings including Moroccan treats.
United Press International provides practical tips for home care and cooking. Clean chunky costume jewels with a cotton swab dipped in metal polish to avoid scratches. Use indirect heat for reheating leftovers to preserve flavor. Sweeten whipped cream with strained honey for stability. Prepare attractive iced tea by adding mint lemon and cherry ice cubes. Add ammonia to dishwater after fish to remove odor. Use a large ice-cream scoop as a cake batter ladle for cupcakes.
WEST CHESTER July 24 Nine members attended the J. W. Baker Woman's Relief Corps meeting at the K P hall with President Mrs Glen Gordon presiding. Reports covered cards sent, funds raised for sprays and plants, home and hospital calls, and various monthly expenditures. Graduation events at Ames were noted, along with kitchen and cooking tips for breakfast and housekeeping.
The American Legion Auxiliary gathered at the Ainsworth Legion Hall with 12 members present. Officers installed were Ronald Hawkins president and Clarence Richards first vice president, Darold Jones secretary, Alma Walker historian, Lee Conry chaplain, Vera Simpson sergeant at arms, with other members named to various committees. A veteran from Clinton wrote of poppy making and 560 veterans there. Community notes cover picnics, church cleanings, and a summer conference trip to Des Moines.
The Department of Interior recommends creating Cape Lookout National Seashore on the North Carolina Outer Banks south of Cape Hatteras Seashore. If approved, 58 miles of shoreline would be added to existing park land. Cape Hatteras Seashore runs 80 miles north from Ocracoke Inlet to Whale Bone Junction on Bodie Island.
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