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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
2
A collage of vintage recipes for a summer party including Sparkling Pink Punch Sweet and Sour Carrots Sautéed Apples and Red White and Blue Salad from Mrs Leslie Conn Thawville Illinois Recipes describe candy sugar pineapple juice and ginger ale variations and how to prepare and serve with decorative patriotic touches.
The Century Farm recognition committee extended the application deadline to December 31, 1975 for Century Farm designation in the Bicentennial Year. To qualify a farm must be owned by the same family for 100 or more years by July 4, 1976 and include at least 80 acres with the present owner related to the original owner.
Brighton reports a sequence of weekend visits and family gatherings around Mullikin and Loeffler households. Neil Ruggles of Hendersonville and other relatives travel to see relatives including Fairfield, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, and Washington, with several guests joining at Glen Mullikin Jr. home and Lake Darling events.
Descendants of the late Sebastian and Magdalena Gerig gathered for their annual reunion at Sugar Creek Fellowship Center on June 22. The event honored Eva Leichty who celebrated her 91st birthday with two decorated cakes as special guests Eva Leichty and Minnie Sutter, the sole surviving children of the Sebastian Gerig line.
Mrs. Mary Stuart and Mrs. Elizabeth Wittmer visited Mrs. Floyd Stover on Tuesday afternoon to enjoy her many flowers. Other recent houseguests included the Fred Grant family with Ralph Pagan Becky and Gregory of Peoria and Pagan relatives from San Jose California. The Grant home also hosted Harold Grant and Augustine Pagan of Peoria and George Pagan of San Jose. LeRoy Kaufman visited the Pete Lauber home in Winfield on Monday evening.
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