”Hydrox Sweetheart Pudding” Offers
Valentine Fun for Littlest Cooks
For the littlest cook at your house, here’s a special treat: a
Valentine she can make herself and then enjoy eating with her
young friends! It’s a peppermint-pink delight, trimmed party-style
with whipped cream "lace” and a big delicious “heart” of cream
fHled chocolate cookies. This brand-new dessert for St. Valentine’s
Day, "Hydrox Sweetheart Pudding”, can be made in a jiffy; and
it boasts two layers, top and bottom, of those rich crunchy cookies
children love. Your small-fry chef can make it, this easy way:
"Hydrox Sweetheart Pudding”
2 packages vanilla ’4 teaspoon peppermint
pudding mix extract (optional)
Few drops red food coloring ’i cup heavy cream, whipped
1 9-oz. package Hydrox Cookies
Prepare pudding as package directs. Stir in red coloring and, if
desired, peppermint extract. Blend well. Cool to room temperature.
Put aside 8 of the cream-filled chocolate cookies to decorate top of
ftudding, and use remainder of the package of cookies to form a
ayer covering the bottom of an 8-inch square shallow’ cake pan.
Pour cooled pudding over layer of cookies. Carefully arrange re
maining 8 cookies on the top center of the pudding in the shape
of a heart. Chill.
Using a pastry tube with fluted tip, add a whipped cream
"lace” edging along all 4 sides of pudding, and outline a “lace”
heart on top of the cookie heart. Makes 8 servings.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admitted: January 23—Mrs. Ri
chard Sunderman of Ewing; Ri
chard Perry of O’Neill; Shelly
Tienken of Naper; Mrs. James
Rotherham of Ewing. 24—Mrs. M.
(J. Hamman of O'Neill; Mrs.
James McDonald of O’Neill;
Pauline Hawley of Dubois, Wyo,;
Norman Ramsel of O’Neill; Mrs.
R. V. Crumly oif Page. 25 — Joe
Pufek of O’Neill; Miss Eileen
Hardback of Spencer; Randall Al
der of Inman; Mrs. Don R. Walk
er of Butte. 26—Milton Wilcox of
Lincoln. 27 — Mrs. Dwight H.
Schroeder of Ewing; Edwin J. Du
satko of Emmet; Lloyd Dawes of
O'Neill; Bonnie Heiss of Page;
Mrs. Kenneth L. Hill of Ewing;
Mrs. Otto W. Tietgen of St. Char
les. S.D 28—Mrs. John Langan of
Spencer; Nola Angel of Spencer;
Mrs. James McDonald of O’Neill;
William Gatz of O’Neill; Mrs.
Vernon Dahlberg of Lynch; Miss
Leone Mullen of O’Neill. 29—Mrs.
Bertha Harkins of Chambers;
Mrs Josie Dohnal of Inman;
Joyce Langan of O’Neill. 30—
Mrs. Donald Borg of O’Neill;
James McClurg of Page.
Dismissed: January 23—Dianne
Adamson of O’Neill; Mi's. Harry
Snyder of Inman; Mrs. Charles F.
Long of O’Neill. 24—Charles Ar
tus of O’Neill; Henry Parka of
Page. 25—William Walters of O’
Neill; Larry Taylor of Page; Mrs.
lYank Wilson of Stuart; Mrs. Joe
Wallinger and son of Stuart;
Mary Lou Sobotka of Inman. 26—
Matthew Haynes of O’Neill; Mrs.
R. V. Crumly of Page; Mrs. James
McDonald of ONeill; Mrs. Dallas
Behrens of Fremont; Leila Schu
man of Butte; Mrs. Leo Vander
tfliick of Ewing; Mrs. Ben J.
Schmit of Atkinson; Richard
Perry of O’Neill; Mrs. Don R.
wancer oi ouiur. — miiw.i
Wilcox of Lincoln; Mrs Richard
Sunderman of Ewing; Shelley
Tienken of Naper; Mrs. Don Ad
amson of O’Neill. 28— Mrs. Leon
ard Juracek. 29— Jeff Wagnon of
O'Neill; Mrs. Ward Flannigan of
Grand Island; Pauline Hawley of
Dubois, Wyo.; Norman Ranisei of
O’Neill; Walter O’Malley of O’
Neill. 30 — Rex Fox of Emmet
Mbs Leone Mullen of O’Neill;
Mrs. Vernon Dahlberg of Lynch;
Charles Tasler jr., of Atkinson;
Randall Alder of Inman; Debra
Behrens of Fremont; Mrs. James
Rotherham of Ewing; Eileen
Homback of Spencer; Bonnie
Heiss of Page.
Hospitalized: Nola Angel of
Spencer; Mrs. Lois Adams of
Chambers; Mrs. Donald Borg of
O'Neill; Edith Castleman of O’
Neill; Joe Dufek of O’Neill; Mrs.
Josie Dohnal of Inman; Lloyd
Dawes of O’Neill; Edwin J. Du
■rttko of Emmet; Elmer O. Froaeth
of Spencer; Mrs. M. G. Hamman
of O’Neill; Mrs. Bertha Harkins
of Chambers; Mrs. Kenneth Hill
of Ewing; Garrett Janzing of Em
met; Mrs. John Langan of Spen
cer; Joyce C. Langan of O’Neill;
James McClung of Page; Mrs.
James T. McDonald of O'Neill;
Mrs. Catherine Malloy of Atkin
son- Mrs. L. A. Ott of O’Neill;
Thomas P. Riley of O’Neill; Mrs.
Ijeonard Shoemaker of O’Neill;
Mrs. Dwight Schroeder of Ewing;
Mrs. Otto Tietgen of St. Charles,
SX).; Robert Yantzi at O’Neill;
James Wilson of Bonesteel, S.D.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: January 21 — Mrs.
Elmer Slavmaker of Stuart, ob
stetrical. 22—Adolph Zahl of Stu
art, medical: Mrs. Aledia Jackson
of Stuart, medical. 24—Mrs. A. G.
Miller of Atkinson, medical; 25—
Frank Keating of Atkinson, medi
cal- Mrs. Frank Schneider of Stu
art. medical: Mrs. O. Wondercheck
of Newport, medical; Mrs. Jim
Boettcher of Atkinson, obstetrical
26—Mrs. Ellen Clare Kaup of
Stuart, medical. 27—Miss Madon
na Miksch of Stuart, medical; Mrs.
Gertie Raymer of Atkinson, med
icfll.
Disim sod: January 24—Glenn
Stahl of Newport; Dick Straka of
Stuart; Barbara Jean Ohde of At
kinson. 26—Mrs. Stella Sparks of
Amelia; Mrs. Elmer Slaymaker of
Stuart and daughter; Mrs. George
Enbody of Atkinson.
Hospitalized: Ellen Clare Kaup
of Stuart; Frank Keating of At
kinson; Mrs. Frank Schneider of
Stuart; Miss Madonna Miksch of
Stuart; Fern Spann of Atkinson;
Mrs. Aledia Jackson of Stuart;
Mrs Gertie Raymer of Atkinson;
Mrs. A. G. Miller of Atkinson;
Adolph Zahl of Stuart; Mrs.
Dwight Kenny of Atkinson; Mrs.
Jim Boettcher and daughter of
Atkinson; Mrs. Leo Seger of At
kinson; Mrs. O. Wondercheck of
Newport; Mrs. Orra Yargas of
Stuart.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized; Sidney J. Baker of
Lynch; Dr. Edwin B. Bradley of
Spencer; Mrs. Mary Classen
of Spencer; Mrs. Carl Gnewuch of
Norfolk; Baby Gayleen Day Han
sen of O’Neill; William Jordan of
Butte; Clifford Meininger of Stu
art; Baby Dale Lee Svatos of Ver
del; Mrs. Joe Micanek of Lynch;
Mrs. Jim Millard and baby girl,
Linda Marie, of Dorsey; Mrs.
Virgil Pinkerman of Redbird;
Vern Rust of Spencer; George
Tuch of Lynch; Mrs. Richard
Uhlir of Verdigre; Mrs. William
Wendt of Bristow; Miss Donna
Hiatt of Bristow.
Dismissed: January 21— Baby
Billy Ullrich of Fairfax, S.D.
23 — Leo Reiser of Butte; Mrs.
Roland Homback of Spencer;
James E. Wiley of Dorsey. 25 —
Leo Tunender of Bristow. 26 —
Mrs. Emil Micanek of Lynch; Mrs.
Abraham Guthmiller of Anoka.
27—Mrs. Blair Drickey of Spen
cer; Mrs. Gerald Hansen of O’
Neill.
LUNDBERG MEMORIAL
(Creighton)
January 19-26
Admitted: Mrs Elsie Peklo of
Niobrara; Mrs Murtie Gudeker of
Dodge: Mrs. Kenneth Hart
of Creighton; Mrs. John Crosley
of Santee; Alvin Neumann of
Creighton; Mrs. Ernest Sandoz
of Center; John Thompson of
Center.
Dismissed: Mrs Arne Pierce of
Verdigre; Amber Faith of Creigh
ton; Mrs. Orville Ameson of Nio
brara; Mrs. Marshall Kyriss and
son of Orchard; Mrs William Mc
Cloud of Newcastle; Mrs. Addah
Fosberg of Winnetoon; Mrs. Myr
; tie Gudeker of Dodge; Baby
, Kjiss Ann Stewart of Niobrara.
Mahoney Sisters
to Become Brides
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mahoney
have announced the engagements
of their daughters, Misses Maur
een and Mary Jo Mahoney.
Miss Maureen will become the
bride of Frank Rohde, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roman Rohde, and Mias
Mary Jo will wed James Galla
gher, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Gallagher, sr., of Inman.
Both brides-elect are graduates
of St. Mary’s academy and St.
Catherine’s hospital, school of
nursing, Omaha.
Mr. Rohde and Mr. Gallagher are
both army veterans. Wedding
dates have not been revealed.
INFANT DIES
SPENCER — Randal Leo Fil
singer 5-month-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Filsinger, died
Saturday, January 26, in a Nor
folk hospital. Funeral services
were held Monday, January,' 28, at
St. Mary’s Catholic church. Sur
vivors include: Parents; sister—
Rita; brother—Duane; grandpar
ents—Mr. and Mrs. George Fil
singer and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Loock, all of Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Crippen
and son, Dennis, of Atkinson were
Monday evening dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cone.
Bernard Cribble
Honored at Party—
Mrs Angela Zakrzewski enter
tained Sunday evening in honor
of the 21st birthday anniversary
of Bernard Cribble of Chambers
Guests were the Misses Lu a nr,
Fritton. Joanne Lansworth, Lon
< ; Laitigan and Jean Schoenie,
r ' >f O’Neill and Jennie Halsey,
Dick Reed. Wayne Hoffman, Leon
ard Brown and Dale Woods, a]l
of Chambers.
The birthday cake was served
with coffee for refreshments.
0 Neill News
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Siefk.cn
were hosts Monday evening to a
surprise birthday anniversary par
ty for Mrs. La%vrence Urban
Cards were played. High score
was eon by ills Leary Enbodv
'and the iow win won by Mrs
Urban
.Mr and Mis Ivan Cone were.
Sunday guests at- the Fred Tasler
home at Stuart.
Mr> Leonard Fox and children
of Orchard visited Tuesav with
her parents, Mr and Mrs Sylves
ter Zakrzewski and w i,th Mrs.
Ben Yenteioher
The P-TA will meet Monday
evening. February 4, in the ban*!
room of the public school. Fa eh
member is asked to attend and
bring a neighbor
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