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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
2
A collection of vintage kitchen recipes including Lazy Butter Fudge with butter butterscotch and peanut butter, Green Bean Casserole with onion rings, Lemon Fluff Pie with a meringue top, and Punch Time fruit punch. Detailed steps cover mixing, baking, chilling, and serving tips for a crowd.
Mrs Chuck of Houston and Ed Chuck along with Marcy visited Brighton relatives over Memorial Day weekend. Families from Mason City Richland and Washington attended dinners and birthday celebrations at local homes and at Jack Hamiltons in Washington.
Iowa State University extension horticulturist Henry Taber says Swiss chard is a heat tolerant, easy to grow leafy vegetable ideal for greens, replacing spinach in hot weather. For small gardens, he recommends bush summer squashes like zucchini and crookneck, and Gold Nugget winter squash for long storage.
An eight year old Burundian boy nicknamed John, said to have been raised by monkeys near Rumonge on Lake Tanganyika, arrived in Nairobi for brain tests at Kenyatta Hospital. American experts from Burundi plan further testing and possible U S study, while officials note possible ape adoption after his family was killed in Burundi massacres.
Otis Jones's Kiowa County gathering hosts alumni from Overland Park, Gladstone, Riverside and Davenport for a banquet at Kinross and a reception at Richland. Attendees include Keith Jones, Max Westfall, Ed Bukera, Otto Porter, Nick Adam, Grace Parke, Sylvia Senger, Viola Miller, and many local residents. Curtis George is born to Dave and Rachel Hobscheidt. Local memorials and Mother-Daughter salad banquet at United Presbyterian Church accompany notes on visits to Des Moines, Oskaloosa, and Washington.
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