Bread Variations From 4-H Leader Miss Tregoning
Miss Lulu Tregoning of the Iowa State College extension department at Ames presents Bread Variations for 4-H club leaders. The article reproduces basic dough methods and multiple recipes including Cinnamon Rolls Pecan Rolls Parkerhouse Rolls Dinner Biscuits Raised Muffins Clover Leaf Rolls Twisted Rolls Finger Rolls Triangle Rolls Apple Crescent and a Swedish Tea Ring with directions on mixing rising shaping and baking for each variation.
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Mise
Lulu Tregoning
Iowa State College Extension Department
Ames
Miss Tregoning
Parkerhouse Rolls
Ice Cream the National Dessert
Dolly Madison pioneered ice cream in the United States and it was served at a White House dinner in 1809. The piece extols ice cream as an essential, economical health food made from pure milk and sugar, urging all ages to eat it regularly.
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Dolly Madison
U. S
White House
Briand Funeral Set for Saturday
France mourns Aristide Briand a great modern statesman as preparations begin for his body to lie in state at the foreign office from tomorrow until Saturday morning. Funeral services are slated for 2 pm Saturday and the body will be buried temporarily at Passy cemetery with final interment later at Cocherel.
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Paris
France
Aristide Briand
Briand
Foreign Office
Passy
Cocherel
Local Legion Auxiliary Details Half Year of Service
The American Legion Auxiliary reports its first half work including 11 Gold Star mothers dues paid yearly, a $5 donation to the YWCA, a two year scholarship for a top Washington junior college graduate, and regular relief of veterans families with $5 per month for six months. They sent 2000 Poppies for decoration day, hosted veterans at Mt. Pleasant, repaired a piano, and contributed monthly for child welfare and rehabilitation. The unit sent items to the Iowa Legionnaire, state headquarters, Des Moines meeting attendees, and supported a memorial stone in Elm Grove cemetery. They also engaged in patriotic programming and cradle roll activities while maintaining cradle roll and baby bank accounts for each member’s child.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Goldstar
Washington Junior College
Ireland
Mt. Pleasant
Legion Auxiliary
Elm Grove Cemetery
Dye
The
Legion
Iowa
Iowa Legionaire
Des Moines
Knoxville
Mary Hunter
Helen Varvey
H. B. Knight
Thomas Fleet
Boston
Vergoose
England
Prahee
A. Anderson
Br. J. Harmeier
Fly
Bentley
Knight Rupert
Lchumann
Queen of Hearts
Edna and Ruthridges
Aileen Millizun
Nova Times
Mary Rickey
Hi. A. Baxter
Maxine Baxter
Charlotte Foster
Alice van Viiet
Etha Dawson
Fred Neiswanger
Sousa
Frank Miller
Music Week
Washington
Music and
Drama
Junior College Theater Leaves May Ministerial Plans
Reservations open Wednesday at McDaniel's drug store after eight for junior college Little Theater. Thursday's program includes music by college groups with an orchestra from 7 50 to 8 00 and a 3 set lineup of four plays including In Dixons Kitchen and A Minuet staged in a Paris prison cell during the French Revolution.
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Junior College
McDaniel’s
Dixon's Kitchen
Paris
Williams
Helen Coffey
Jane Mahin Gives Fine Nan Helder Interpretation
The Cornellian reports Miss Jane Mabin as Nan Helder in Dead Men Can’t Hurt You at Cornell high school. Jane Mabin delivered finish, concentration, vitality, and depth, with strong support from Joe Griffin Cleone Brookins Richard Baker and Robert Genter. The play, produced by the Cornell English club and the high school drama club, showcased strong character work.
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The
Cornellian
Jane Mahin
F. M. Mahin
Ainsworth
Nan Helder
Jane Mabin
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Cornell
Miss Mabin
Joe Griffin
Cleone Brookins
Richard Baker
Robert Genter
Cornell English Club
Drama Club
Simple rites requested by Briand noted
The text indicates a forthcoming ceremony to be conducted in a modest manner as requested by Briand. It mentions a respectful or traditional approach without elaborate trappings, focusing on a quiet, solemn observance.
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Briand
Plan A Masonic Burial for Sousa Washington
John Philip Sousa who died Saturday in Reading Pennsylvania will lie in state at the Marine Barracks from Wednesday 3 p m until Thursday afternoon when burial will be made in the Congressional Cemetery A full military funeral is planned with a naval cortege including the Marine Band a naval firing squad and four companies of bluejackets and marines Services at the grave will be conducted by Masonic Hiram Lodge No 10 of which Sousa was a member and celebrated as the composer of the great march.
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Washington
INS
John Philip Sousa
Reading
Marine Barracks
Sousa
U. S Marine Band
Marine Band
Masonic Hiram Lodge No. 10
Mother Goose Costume Show Delights Fortnightly Club
Members of the Fortnightly club music department staged a Mother Goose costume show at Mrs. A Anderson s home. Miss Mathilda Berg as the Crooked Man and Miss Edna Klein as Polly led a lively program with songs and pantomime.
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A Anderson
Mathilda Berg
Max Marble
Tommy Tucker
Jack Horner
Frank Miller
Edna Mercer
George Masson
Mary
H. B. Kntht
Peep
J. M. Liovd
Georgie Porgie
Jack
Jill
Amy Christian
Leila Anderson
Mother Hubbard
Announcements: Huff Camp and Auxiliary Postpone Meeting
Albert M. Huff Camp and Auxiliary have postponed their meeting this evening indefinitely. No rescheduled date announced.
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Albert M. Huff
Mothers to Meet For Fifth Lesson
The county health nurse Miss Hilkea Jacobs will lead the Mothers class at Washington County Hospital Nurses' Home for the fifth lesson. A demonstration of baby's bath will be shown. Six persons are in the course. The Riverside lesson is the sixth, to be held Thursday at 2 o clock at the Legion hall.
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Hilkea Jacobs
Washington County Hospital
Riverside
Legion Hall
Women's Exposition Plans Call for Mass Petition Drive
National Council of Women launches drive to secure one million signatures across 1100 cities to petition foreign governments for inviting women of distinction to the 1933 Chicago Century of Progress Exposition. Major federations back the effort with city committees and posts at Postal Telegraph Cable offices.
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Washington, D. C
Marcks
National Council of Women
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Jleading
United States
International Congress of Women
John F. Sippel
General Federation
International Congress
The
American Association of University Women
Association of Women In Public Health
American Homemakers’ Association
Indianapoli Council of Women
International Sunshine Society
May Wright Sewall Indiana Council the
Medical Women's National Association
National Association of Colored Women
National Council of Jewish Women
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
National Kindergarten Association
National Motion Picture League
National Women
Prizes for Original Plays in ILPE W C Contest
Iowa playwrights are invited to enter a town federation of women’s clubs playwriting contest with first prize of 25 dollars and second prize of 15 dollars. Submissions by April 15 1932 must be children oriented and orig inal.
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Iowa
J. E. O'Keefe
Waterloo
Town Federation of Woman's Clubs
Ash Avenue
Ames
Passion Week Services Announced in Washington
The Washington Ministerial association calls attention to the pre Easter Passion week beginning Sunday March 20. It urges Christians to pause and deepen their spiritual life through meditation prayer and spiritual expression during the week and to clear social engagements to focus on the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
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Washington Ministerial Association
Washington
Jesus Christ
Celvarv
Funeral services for Mrs Jas Cherwinker announced
Funeral services for Mrs. Jas Cherwinker who died at Perry Iowa will be held Wednesday at 2 30 pm at L A Jones funeral home with Dr F C Witsigman of the Methodist church in charge Burial will be at Elm Grove cemetery The body arrived on the Milwaukee train last night accompanied by Mr Cherwinker Other family members planned to drive through from Perry today
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Jas Cherwinker
Perry
Iowa
L. A. Jones
F. C. Witsigman
Methodist Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Cherwinker
Woman's National Farms and Garden Association and Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Association
A readable fragment notes two organizations, the Woman's National Farms and Garden Association and the Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Association, likely connected by social or educational activities within a community context. No further details are provided.
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Woman's National Farms and Garden Association and
The
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Association
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