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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1929
Page
6
Local women study Breads and Spreads from the American Home department section two meeting. The article includes several bread recipes with sponges, whole wheat options, rolls, and cinnamon and maple sugar variations. Details cover ingredients, mixing, kneading times, rising periods, and baking temperatures.
Old New England recipe notes to prepare rolls using two cups of ready white bread dough one cup sugar and one to two cups of butter and lard or crisco for rich pastry.
A home recipe notes shaping white bread as desired and spreading both sides with Eagle Brand condensed sweet milk. The slices are then dipped in Baker's coconut and browned in the oven.
Yeast soaked in warm water then mashed potatoes sugar ginger added rise time from noon to evening. The dough uses lukewarm water salt sugar lard and flour to form a thin sponge, then rising kneading moulding and shaping into leaves. Bake moderate 45 to 60 minutes.
Mrs. Lloyd Foster hosts the Rosemary club bridge party this afternoon. The Snowball social club meets with Mrs. Henry Berdo. Mrs. J. T. Thomas hosts the Pythian circle at 2:30. Fleur de Lis members dine at Mrs. George Reed’s. The Kolah club gathers at Mrs. John Speidel’s. Parent-Teacher association of Wallace school meets at 3. The No. 7 school district and Prairie Center basket and tray group meets at Mrs. Don Wylie’s home for an all day session. The Loyal Sisterhood class of M E Sunday School holds a fall social at 2:30 in the church. The Heights PTA meets at 3:45. B BE. E Sunday School class hosts a party at Harlan O Laughlin’s home. Eva and Vera Foss host an evening event for sister Edna Mae before her wedding. Mrs. H B Knight hosts a 1 PM luncheon at her South Iowa Avenue home. Fortnightly club Music Department invites members to Y M C A meeting at 8 PM. Bible Department of Fortnightly club gathers at Mrs. F L Wilson’s home this afternoon.
Marie Jackson hosts a party at her South Marion Avenue home this evening. The Philathea pot luck and basket weaving event is an all day gathering at Mrs. Clyde Dawson’s home west of town. Rural Woman's club holds an all day meeting hosted by Mrs. E. L. Barthelow. Ladies Aid of St. Paul's Evangelical meets all day at Mrs. Paul Zieglowsky's home. IX club members meet with Mrs. Charles Denison this afternoon. Helen Wilson hosts the 19th Century group at 7:30 this evening. Ladies Aid of the Christian church holds an afternoon meeting at the church at two.
Regular Rebekah meeting set for Friday at 7 30 p m Woman s Relief Corps gathering next Saturday at 2 30 p m Officers and members urged to attend Ladies Aid of the Christian church meets Thursday Oct 17 at two o clock Heights Parent Teacher Association meets Thursday at 3 45 p m Wellston Social Club hosts a social at Charlie McKinstry home Friday October 11th bring pumpkin pie
A columnist urges parents to provide a strong moral foundation for children to build character and success. It warns that neglecting education and discipline fuels crime and urges participation in community activities, radio talks, and upcoming council events with a convention planned for late October and early November.
Household hints from the American Home department Fortnightly club cover pie crust flakiness with vinegar or lemon juice. tint bread and jelly. heat pie pans. scald milk for pumpkin pies. vinegar for poached eggs. flavoring and preserving ideas for jams and ginger. bacon fat for biscuits and cakes. Public notices invite Girl Reserve Recognition at Presbyterian church and a Philathea pot luck trip from the Y M C A with car pooling details.
Mrs. Marsh W. Bailey announces the engagement of her daughter Eleanor Bailey Brown to Mr. William S. Gardner of Burlington Iowa. Guests at the Samson home honored Mrs. Calderwood of Boston with readings, refreshments, and a social program. Kooking Klub and Pythian Sisters events feature gatherings, plans for a charity card party, and lively club programs with readings, dances, and Holland themed talks. Sabbath school class held an old fashioned party at United Presbyterian church with games, stunts, and refreshments.
The Friday event has been moved to Thursday evening due to schedule changes. Howard Mullin and Robert Findley from KTNT will provide entertainment along with an intriguing school program. Lunch will be served. all are invited. Marie Snyder, teacher.
Regular meeting scheduled at Mrs. Lloyd Neiswanger’s home on Thursday afternoon October 17. Lesson on weaving trays to be taught. members asked to bring weaving material as for basket work.
The Womans Home Missionary Society of the West Chester M E church will meet with Mrs Clarence Niffernegger on Friday October 18. The Washington Township Farm Bureau plans a Friday night meeting at Young America school with a program and invitation to all.
Royal Neighbors and their husbands entertain the Modern Woodmen and their wives Thursday October 17 at 7 o clock with supper in I O O F hall.
The Baptist ladies plan a social and dollar day at the church this Friday at 2 30 PM. A large attendance is urged to support the event and fundraising efforts.
The B E B Sunday school class of the M E church invites members to a class social at the Harland O Loughlin home located 6 miles northwest of town on Friday evening October 18.
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