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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
7
A reader recipe column adapts a Dumplings recipe with 34 cup sugar, cinnamon, butter, milk, brown sugar, and apples baked 40 minutes at 375 degrees. Also includes Marshmallow Fudge Cookies with chocolate, milk, sugar, marshmallows, graham crackers, and nuts. Mentions Virginia Bake cookies and packaged jelly roll absence.
This column shares a nostalgic jelly roll recipe with eggs sugar flour and vanilla baked in a jelly roll sheet, then rolled with jelly and served with coffee. It also offers a quick apple pie filling crust hack and a celery seed honey dressing over citrus avocado salad.
Fifteen members of Bible I met with Mrs. John Lemmon Monday evening. Mrs. Walter Jungbluth led a program on Christ's conflict with the Pharisees. Mrs. Delbert Soper presided in the absence of the leader. A YWCA Christmas party collection was taken. Fortnightly Club anniversary dinner tickets for November 5 at the Methodist Church were sold. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Richard Bordwell and hostess.
Keota Community School lists honor roll students for the first six weeks. Junior High includes 9th grader Janet Beckler and peers James Hammes. 8th graders Dana Hahn Mike Hawkins Margaret Huber Perry Palmer Ron Romine Mike McInerney. 7th graders Don Harriman Susie Pearson. Senior High lists 12th graders Pauline Helscher Peggy Grimes Betty Peiffer Bob Davis John Blattner. 11th graders Charles Helscher Mike Trier Penny Redlinger Doug Harmes Twyla Hammes Mike Augustine Bonnie Baker Linda Pearson Bruce Temple Patty Kerber. 10th graders Larry Sanders Barbara Adam Dan Flynn Mary Harras Jay Flynn Mary Huber Brenda Palmer Loretta Helscher.
Washington High School mechanical drawing instructor Jim Rossen assists student Jon Ballou, son of Howard and Mrs Ballou, with a drafting problem. The Washington School introduces a new drafting machine that automatically sets any needed angle for drafting, used across industries. Journal photo by Dallas Kinney.
The Washington hostess Mrs. Robert Swift presents newcomers and movers in the city. Ida Ross comes from Wausaukee Wisconsin and is a Presbyterian active in needle craft. The Merritts of 606 West Main have four children and join local churches while John works as a Goodyear salesman. Pearl Clark relocates to 4032 East Washington from Waverly and enjoys sewing. James Janice teaches world history at Ainsworth High. Eva Ebner moves from Columbus Junction and attends the Presbyterian Church. Vera Buchanan from Whit tier California is a retired missionary in Egypt and joins the Thirty-Niners Club. Emma Henry, formerly of Casper, is a retired missionary from Ethiopia living at the UP Home and beadwork enthusiast.
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