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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1950
Page
2
In a pie, fill with fruit and place a top crust cut about a quarter inch smaller than the pan. Set it on top with a narrow edge showing all around. Bake as usual to allow juices to vent without boil over.
Mrs. Ira Coon won the sweepstake at the Washington Fort nightly club garden show held at the YMCA on Thursday. Her entry featured dry lotus blossoms seed pods from Lake Odessa bark with a fungus growth tree burl dried baby breath and bittersweet in old pottery and was judged best by three local judges. The event drew 419 visitors with a table of rare specimens and a tomato on a cherry tree joke from Ralph Shannon. Central committee included Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Don Maxwell with many Garden I and II members aiding. awards covered numerous divisions from giant zinnia to arrangement categories.
Mrs Ivan Rehmel and Mrs Cc Wilson lead arrangements with multiple categories like picture window thanks giving and Christmas tables. Winners include Hugo Lensch Walter Smith Carl Crossett Sara Pollock and others across dinner luncheon tea and breakfast tables with several divisions for house plants and specific floral forms.
A Sunday roast ends with meat timbales using chopped meat and savory dressing baked in ramekins. The dish can use ham beef pork turkey or chicken. Serve with hot stuffed eggs and mushroom gravy as companions.
Mrs. Marcus Bach of Iowa City spoke to the Fortnightly Club on her winter trip to Cuba and Haiti. She described travel, photography, Haitian history, language, voodoo ban, and the country’s contrast between wealth and poverty. The meeting planned district delegates and featured performances by Mrs. Lester Luckenbill and Mrs. George Masson.
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