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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1947
Page
6
Tips for flaky pastry and rich fillings with styles for strawberry and pecan pies. Includes instructions on making pastry mix, meringue lemon angel pie, and lemon chiffon pie. Ends with banana puff dessert and sauce ideas.
Warning advises avoiding use of the domestic hot water boiler draw-off faucet if pipes are frozen to prevent vacuum collapse of the boiler.
The menu lists Cheese Fondue Baked Tomatoes Slivered Green Beans Molded Pear in Lime Gelatin Melba Toast Honey Lemon Chiffon Pie and a Beverage Recipe. It presents a selections set by Lynn Chambers for a dining event.
To prevent brown sugar from lumping store it in a damp place such as the bread box Powdered Sugar may be stored in tightly covered tin or glass containers Door pockets or shoe pockets hung on the inside of closet doors are excellent for keeping such small articles as whisk brooms and dust cloths in a handy place Avoid hard frozen pieces of fruits and berries in ice cream by allowing them to stand in sugar before adding them to the cream mixture.
New York City receives its electric power from 38 000 miles of underground transmission lines representing more than 220 000 000 pounds of copper.
Quickies and Sandra McConnell visited the Ralph Morris home near Columbus Junction. J B Adams returned home with them for a visit. Raymond Wheelan visited Sunday at the James Brooks home. Multiple families shared a cooperative dinner at Frank Kephart's. Frances Ann and Sharon June McCantrell celebrated a joint birthday with games and a treasure hunt.
Columbus Junction notices include Dr John Huston moving to Decatur Ill to practice medicine. Alta Delith Sterner marries Harry L Martin at Betendorf May 31. Salem Cotter church Bible school closes two weeks with 98 attendees. Hugh Thomas a former local resident dies in Salem Oregon May 31. Willadena Korous and Dan Otto Schabilion wed in Iowa City and settle in Columbus Junction. Anna Robertson buys a north side lot. Henry Byrn and wife welcome a daughter born May 28. Rev R W Galloway and family visit from Towson Md.
The agreement divides farm income between the father and son in the same proportion as each person’s contribution to operating costs. This principle underpins their business relationship and ensures a proportional sharing of earnings based on input.
Riverside residents will soon receive a pastor letter and church board drive for funds to repair and redecorate the Riverside Trinity Methodist Church. Plans include basement and upstairs work with bonds from the war added to the fund and a contractor to carry out the project.
Mrs. Anna Rath aids her ailing aunt Mrs. Anna Lear at her son-in-law Bert Ik Kron s home in Riverside. Harley Ford family returns from Tengilly Minnesota visiting relatives Nick Cloos and Long Lake. Patricia Ann Deatsch attends a two week religious vacation school in Riverside with aunt Mrs Henry Green. George Deatsch hosts Albert Bekker Simeon Deatsch and Virgil Lintz families from Lone Tree Williamsburg and Washington.
Mr and Mrs Tom Sterling received a wire from Ireland Tuesday announcing the death of Mr Sterling's brother. Neighbors extend sincere sympathy. Mr and Mrs Rex Denmorse visited the Krank Kephart home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Nelson Thompson dined with the Verle Gallagher household on Memorial Day. Mr and Mrs W H McConnell were mentioned in the district notes.
The statement notes rheumatic fever almost always targets the heart, leading to rheumatic heart disease as the main consequence.
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