Bootleggings and weather guide from a March kitchen scene
Riverside notes recall old bootleggings and fashion patterns priced low in 1902 catalogs while March wildlife returns, crocuses bloom, and freezer explorations yield frozen desserts with plump raisins. A neighbor shares frozen raspberries and mulberries, and tips on plumping dried fruit.
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Riverside
Washington Jr High report urges single language program overhaul
The Washington Junior High evaluation flags community image, student competition, and advising gaps as factors hindering the foreign language program. It proposes starting with one language at junior and senior levels, expanding to sophomore, then freshman, and finally eighth grade. It also highlights space shortages, music department articulation, and staff coordination issues. The report commends the work study program but calls for defined administrative authority, better special education integration, an aide, policy revisions, and potential summer contract extensions.
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Washington Junior High
4-H Sheep Project Meeting in Kalona
4 H sheep project members in Washington and Johnson counties will hear Tom Wickersham a Extension sheep specialist from Iowa State University speak in Kalona The session runs 7 30 to 9 p m Tuesday March 23 in the basement community room of Farmers Savings Bank Attendees should bring questions Cleo McCoy and Jim Hotchiss are county project leaders This is the second Washington County sheep meeting with the first having been well attended
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Tom Wickersham
Towa State University
Kalona
Washington
Johnson Counties
Farmers Savings Bank
Kalotta
Wickersham
Cleo McCoy
Stanfordsville
Jim Hotchiss
Washington County
Sheep Project
Anata
Cocktails and Cakes from a Vintage Kitchen Cracker Bar
A quirky kitchen note lists recipes for Cocktail Crackers with flour cheese and ham, Cauliflower and Cream Sauce with almonds, Pecan Macaroons, Custard Pie, and a rich whipped cream chocolate topping. It reads like a rough home draft of party bites and desserts with simple steps and oven notes.
Real estate transfers list scattered across towns
Estate of Andy E Farrier transfers to Joseph Dean Rich and to Ca roll Rich Lots 1 and 2 in Block 4 Stickney s Addition Brigh ton. Cleo D Cherryholmes and wife to James E Edgar portion of Lot 7 Block 4 and parts of Lots 2 3 Block 1 Crawfordsville. Ruth Schulty and husband to Lyle Schulty and Ruth Schulty Lot 2 Block 7 Western Addition Washington. Charles Swift and wife to George Miller Jr and Emma Lucille Miller land Section 125 7. Clara V Shelangoski to Minnie M London West 18 ft of Lot 3 and East 1 ft of Lot 4 Block 8 Brighton. Sam G Cannett to Max A Owen et al West Half of Lots 2 and 3 Block 7 Crawfordsville. Hugo G Havel et al to Lamont J Dunn land Section 82 776 Paul. Westfall and wife to Opal E Westfall Lot 12 Block 17 Town Riverside. Estate of Anna Grady to Edwin L Yoder and William Swartzendruber Lots 19 20 Block 2 Town Kalona. Robert A Wagenknecht and wife to Marie Jane Shepherd Lot 5 Block 21 Columbian Addition Washington. Harold Hamm and wife to Robert Lee Wheeler and wife south 83 ft of Lots 6 7 Block 1 Ashby s Addition Washington.
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Cleo D. Cherryholmes
James E. Edgar
Crawfordsville
Ruth Schulty
Lyle Schulty
City of Washington
Anna Grady
Edwin L. Yoder
William Swartzendruber
Kalona
Robert A. Wagenknecht
Marie Jane Shepherd
Block
Columbian
Washington
Harold ©. Hamm
Robert Lee Wheeler
Ashby
Mid-Prairie Board Approves 1971-72 Calendar and Pay
Mid-Prairie Community School District board met March 8. They approved the secretary’s financial reports and bills, set the 1971-72 teacher salary base at 8,900 with a 3 percent raise, and an overall 5 percent increase. The school year starts August 26, ends May 26, and Christmas break runs December 23 to January 3. The district will not sponsor summer Pee Wee, Little League, Pony League, or Babe Ruth Baseball. equipment to be transferred to towns. Principal Robert Madden reported on secondary education trends and the needs of Mid-Prairie High School.
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Mid - Prairie Community’ School _ District Board of Education
Robert Madden
Madden
Mid - Prairie High School
Social Calendar Events and Meetings Listed by Day
Social Calendar notices list weekly events and gatherings with times and venues. Activities include Saturday square dancing at Ainsworth gym with Bob Yerington, Blue Bird Council Fire at St James School gym, Golden Age Club at YWCA, Nighters and Sugar and Spice Club at YW room, Tops Club and Senior Citizens programs at YWCA and UP Home, White Shrine Potluck at Masonic Temple, YW wives meetings, Family Living I sessions, Applied Arts, BPW Club dinner at Captain's Table, 9th Century Club luncheon, and Child Study and Senior Citizens Movies at the Community room, with repeated reminders and time changes.
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Dane
Ainsworth
Bob Yerington
Blue Bird Council
St. James School
YWCA
Wayne Amon
Sugar and Spice Club
Aty McCleery
Garden
Ernest Brown
John Baird
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Wroom
Mountain of jade rocks Costa Mesa shop owner
Francis Tyler of the T N T gem shop in Costa Mesa bought a mountain of jade described as a two ton boulder. The rock, traced from Alaska to Southern California, was moved from a low embankment and is stored in his garage while he plans to cut it into gems.
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New York
Francis Tyler
Rock and Gem Magazine
Tyler
Costa Mesa
Cornia
Orange County
Rock and Gem
Kobluk
Alaska
Kotzebue
Nomie
California
Town approves AEC dump amid split Kansas politics
In Lyons Kansas a majority see the AEC plan to bury solid radioactive waste in a salt mine as safe and honest. Gov Docking Sen Pearson and others demand thorough safety tests while Rep Skubitz opposes the project. Local Chamber manager cites stable salt bed and seismic safety.
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Lyons
Kan
UPI
Kansas
Atomic Energy Commission
Ood
AEC
Robert B. Docking
James B Pearson
R-Kan
Paul McKinnis
Joe Skubitz
Shubitz
Washington
Ay Roeder
Mrs. Ida McClurg Advances Recovery in Richland
Mrs Ida McClurg has returned home after Fairfield Hospital surgery. Her daughter Mrs Rick De Reus of Otley stays to assist. Ben Young Farm Market hosts a Whole Hog Bar-B- Que on Monday March 22 from 11 am to 3 pm inviting all to enjoy pork. Pack meeting moved to March 23 with Cowboys and Indians Cub Scouts and Washington Indian Guides Troop 242 as guests. Mrs Lewis Duke visits Arizona relatives and plans California trip. Don Long and parents visited Cedar Rapids friends and Navy man Larry Sanders recovering at Great Lakes after ship accident. George Reighard celebrated 84th birthday with family at his son Bills home. The Reighard family plus extended kin joined in cake and photos. Grandson and granddaughter details noted for McCracken and related families.
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Don Long Richland
Ida McClurg
Fairfield Hospital
Rick de Reus
Otley
Cub Scouts
Washington
Indian Guides Troop
Lewis Duke
Lester Dukes
Arizona
California
Jeanette Mick
Don Long
Cedar Rapids
Stanley Donels
Trent
Larry Sanders
Navy
Larry
Great Lakes Hospital
Great Lakes
George Reighard
Bill Reighard
Mr. Reighard
Jerry Reighard
Alden
Iowa
Paul Reighard
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