Spiced Cracker Topping Added To Pland Custard
A spicy topping blends graham cracker crumbs cinnamon sugar and butter to add texture to pland custard. The mixture yields a chewy contrast to the smooth dessert and serves at least six portions.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1944
Page
3
A spicy topping blends graham cracker crumbs cinnamon sugar and butter to add texture to pland custard. The mixture yields a chewy contrast to the smooth dessert and serves at least six portions.
Wednesday events at Ainsworth include regu lar meeting initiation and social hour. Thursday brings P B O and Rural Women's club activities with postponed Dutch market supper. Friday groups host Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Friendship club supper, plus St Pauls Guild election of officers and packing boxes for boys. Saturday W R C meeting at Legion hall.
Homemaking notes from Ames State College contributor detail multiple potato recipes adaptable for white or sweet varieties. Dishes include Paied Potatoes with pineapple sauce baked, Sweet Potatoes in Orange Cup using orange pulp, Baked Mashed Potatoes with egg and milk, Potato Volcano with Cheese, Gnocchi with Potatoes, and Chantilly Potatoes with cream and cheese. Serves six in several preparations, timelines mostly 20 to 40 minutes at 275 to 380 degrees.
Mr and Mrs Donald Brown host the Rosemary Club gathering at their residence with guests invited for an informal social evening.
A turkey dinner honored Ensign Norman Gentzler on leave from Columbia University. Rosemary club members and husbands attended. Guests included Rex Crandall, Adolph Larsen, and families. High bridge scores won by Shirley Augustine and Charles Rothlisberger. Gentzler to report to Norfolk, Virginia, soon after a weekend at home.
For fifty years Denmark has shown a female majority, with women comprising from 51 to 51.2 percent of the total population according to historical census data.
Ghost Jim Mohr and Goblin Ronald Baker hosted a Halloween party at the Karl Mohr home on East Polk Street. Junior high students arrived in costume, performed stunts, bobbed for apples, and prizes were awarded to Ted Stewart and Edith Zarin.
Martha Anne Mace bride elect received sixteen guests at a glass shower hosted Monday evening by Mrs. Will Hemmings. The event featured bingo and shower gifts as Mace selected November 10 for her marriage to Captain William Boshart of Wayland. A yellow and white theme appeared in decorations and refreshments hosted with help from Mrs. G. W. Manassier Sr. and Mrs. Howard McBride.
Marsha Ann Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee, smiles at a single candle. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sands mark their first wedding anniversary while Mr. and Mrs. R. Claire Darbyshire celebrate two years. Kenneth Dale Riley, Crawfordsville, notes his second birthday as Kenneth Dwayne Hazen, Roger Allen Eichelberger, Roger Lee Oldfield, Bruce Bailey, and others reach birthdays. Homer Stephen and spouse observe a wedding anniversary today.
Many happy returns of the day are extended to Roy Caviness of Ottumwa Donald Baker near Richland Mrs John Lemmon Mrs Rollie Optenberg Joe Vodicka of Pilotburg Joe Bauer of West Chester and Arlis Knauss who is in service.
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