Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid and Inter-Church Plans
A long list of afternoon meetings and social events from Pleasant Hill and West Chester areas highlights the Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid, Inter-Church Committee at the library, Fortnightly Child Study, Fern Leaf, Harmony, Linger Longer, Delta Alpha class, Baptist Kensington, Wellston Social Club, PEO Chapter J, Ainsworth W R C, West Chester C C C class, Walnut Women's Club, McLaughlin household, M E Church Ladies Aid, Friendship Club, Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society annual banquet with Grace Van Evera as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Swift
Harmony Club
Linger Longer Club
Emil Finke
Delta Alpha
M. FE
Methodist Church
Cloyd Knapp
Baptist
Frances Wright
Lewis Harland
Doyle Smith
George Clapper
Walnut Woman's Club
Maurine McLaughlin
C. W. McLaughlin
Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Guild
Margaret Cowden
Grace van Evera
Davenport
Young People’s Work
Neighborhood gathering features music and games for youths
Last Thursday evening about fifty youths from the infant Till neighborhood and Havre community were entertained by Miss Wioren Gardner and Mr Melville Donaldson at the Gardner home near Havre. The event featured lawn games music and refreshments including cake and nuts served by the group members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Wioren Gardner
Melville Donaldson
Gardner Lam
Herre
Chicken and Pineapple Salad with Nut Dressing
Pineapple juice and oil dress the chicken and pineapple mix. Marinate one hour in ice box, then combine with diced pineapple and mayonnaise for a moist salad served on crisp lettuce with olives. Makes five servings.
Cabbage Salad With Green Pepper and Sour Cream Dressing
Slice a firm head of cabbage very thin then chop a green pepper and ham or campimento thinly. Mix with cabbage and toss with thick sour cream dressing until well coated. Sprinkle celery seed on each serving for flavor.
Orange Cake and Poppy Seed Mixes
The recipe outlines two baked desserts. One orange cake uses egg yolks and whites with orange pulp and juice, flour, baking powder, and sugar baked in two layers. The second batter combines butter sugar poppy seeds and milk with flour baking powder and stiff egg whites, baked in a large tin.
Village recipe fragment yields milk sugar and corn starch
A fragmented kitchen note lists milk sugar and corn starch with egg yolks and tablespoons amounts. It reads as an incomplete recipe likely for a custard or pudding. The text is garbled but points to a dairy base with starch and sweetener components.
Practical Kitchen Tips From A Frugal Homemaker Column
Mixing cakes mix sugar with shortening then add boiling water before the rest of sugar to reduce liquid. Crisp celery soak in cold water with soda to restore crispness. Mend aluminum kettle holes with cement paste and dry 24 hours. Crisp rolls bake two strips per section for a decorative, tasty result. Remove ink stains with sweet milk while fresh. Carry a magnet to pick up dropped needles and avoid pricks.
Wo man’s Relief Corps Holds Regular Meeting at G A R Hall
The Woman’s Relief Corps met at the G A R hall with President Mrs. Ida Hays presiding. Officers attended, plans were made for a Sept 15 ward social and a Sept 21 dinner for Tri Country reunion comrades, next meeting Sept 17 with hoped for strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Ida Hays
Third Ward
Corps
Tri Country
Little Ruth and Pilotsburg Ladies Aid News
Four year old Ruth enjoys a charity gift of ribbons and an old hat then admires her reflection in a mirror saying I look pitty now thank goodness. The Tyhtian Sisters hold their regular meeting at the hall at 8 o clock. The Pilotsburg Ladies Aid society will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Degree of Honor Convention in Sunset Park Picnic
Degree of Honor Convention District No 10 gathered in Sunset park last Thursday with Etta A Branson Cedar Rapids Julia Jiki of Or dar Rapids presiding. Members heard about an educational loan fund and a benefit fund for aged members. A fried chicken dinner and evening lunch were served. The next convention will be in Davenport. Several members from Cedar Rapids Muscatine Muscatine were in attendance. Contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Sunset Park
Etta A. Branson
Spirit Lake
America
Ed Grayson
Julia Jiki
Ordar Rapids
Anna Bl
Paxton
Cedar Rapids
Elsa Lounzen
Muscatine
Helen Mark
Lucille Koeh
Lake Minnetonka
Minnesota
Iowa
Davenport
Mary E. Wentz
Vera Gumbiner
Bertha L. Erickson
Laura K. Christensen
Minnie Zerg
Minnie Walters
Emma Krone
Anna House
Jennie Wickey
Grace Smith
Nora Terry
Helen Grotes
Across the Counter Tween You n Me
A Washington merchant column urges readers to offer simple compliments to store owners for better service. It notes compliments are rare and often more valuable than complaints, encouraging positive feedback to improve retail experiences.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Wellston Social Club
Will Dunbar
Ladies Aid Society
M. BE. Church
M. E. Church
Helen Harvey
Washington Street
March of the Bronies
the Atheloe & Ikel
Pressera
Ane Presser
Richard Myers
Presser
Naomi Booth
Powell Mabel Wiley Bering Seng
Sone Dana
Gurl
Graynor Elizabeth Catlett
Rogers
Alabama
Cadman Phyllis Reeves
Blue Fairy
Friml
Edna Westen
Everette Westen
Moonbeam Fairies
Bernard Wilma Palmer
Lone
Forest Flower
Krogmann
Courtney
Phyllis Hamilton
Puck
Goodrich
Pauline Smith
Tiptoe
Trene Fishburn
Mendelssohn
Elizabeth Koehler
Curly Locks
Lynes Jack and the Beanstalk
Maxine
Sweet Briar Sant
Ae Age Crawford
Dorothy Somrek
Pixies
Goodnight Lone
Brown Helen Smylie
Jack Frost
Mattingly
Edna, Everette
Walter Weaten
Bilanike
Ogle
Watchman
Philadelphia
Akes
Patty Snells
Leo
Verna Palmer
Torjussen
Rumford
OWDER
Pd Baking
Little Ruth
Pilotsburg Ladies
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society
Kaynee Hlouses
Shirte
Sulte
Kaynee
Klein Klothing Ko
Washington
J. W. Bnslan
Phillips & Hebner
Lieve
Carters
Carters Rayon
Ioea Foundation
Clark & Enslin
West Side
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