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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1940
Page
13
Seasoned apples enhance a boned pork shoulder roast served with cinnamon apples a glossy marshmallow garnish and a simple roast method. Roasts cooked 300 to 350 degrees stay juicy and tender, ten to fifteen minutes per pound for boned and thirty minutes per pound for unboned, with no water or basting required.
A family scene around an ice cream freezer suggests sauce enhances dessert. The article lists fudge sauce and cocoa options with ingredients and steps. Recipes include melt chocolate or cocoa with butter sugar water vanilla and a brown sugar butter sauce, yielding about 12 cups and refrigeration instructions.
Bloom Notes reports Mr and Mrs es H Harler and their children visiting T S Cooper and family. David Wallace spent July 7 with John Wser. Ashington visitors include Mrs A M Cooper and Mrs Julian W Cooper who toured to W Va over the Fourth. Julian Cooper and Richard Allen Cooper, aged 7 and 8, enjoy a pony ride with the Cooper household.
Cedar Grove SEDAR GROVE July 11 Mr H Ashton and family Mr Ray nd Kirk and family spent Son y afternoon with Mr and Mrs Orge Clark near Rest Va Mrs Grant Clark returned home after spending ee weeks with her son in law or daughter in Washington Dc The Christian Endeavor of asgnt Valley U B Church will let their annual yard party vursday night July 11 in An n Barretts field on Apple Pie r and Mrs C H Pries and Ann Smith were dinner 3 of Mr and Mrs Bruce d in Winchester on Sunday Visitors at the home of ndt Mrs L H Ashton were not Mrs Williams Mrs Mary s and daughter Phyllis of Ington Dc Mr and Mrs Ashton and children of Green and Mrs Thomas Singh as son Tommy spent Sunday with the latter's parents Mr and O C Lewis and Mrs John Smith and Robert were dinner guests of one Dixon Sunday and Mrs Holmes Fries of ngton Dc spent Sunday g with the former's mother Turner Fries also his bro ind sister in law Mr and ovd Fries
Trade reports indicate fruit crops in the United Kingdom will be below normal this year with early apples about 50 percent, Bramley’s Seddling one third, pears at 60 percent, and plums over 100000 tons. Good rains are needed across England and northern western and central Europe as the week of June airs in a market report.
Large quantities of domestic strawberries were on the market though competition with imported fruit remained slight.
Public sale of household goods from Mrs. Mary J. Maloney at 216 S Maple Ave Martinsburg West Virginia. Items include glassware china and antique furniture. Sale on July 17 at 1 PM cash terms. Miller Johnson Cookus auctioneers.
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