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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
8
The article explains omelet basics for any meal, stressing quick mixing and immediate cooking. It compares French and puffy styles, noting fillings and serving methods, then provides a detailed four egg recipe with milk, salt, pepper, and butter followed by step by step cooking technique.
Step by step omelet method using eggs tapioca milk salt pepper and butter. Fold beaten yolks then stiffened whites into hot pan then cook and fold. Menu lists breakfast with apricots cereal cream bacon popovers milk coffee lunch cheese omelet asparagus rolls rice pudding fruit punch and dinner with liver cucumbers lemon sponge pie milk coffee.
The Rev. George L. Willets pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Columbus and a former Marine Corps artillery private at Quantico during World War I told the U P he opposed a two billion dollar veterans bonus as a capitalization of service. He said payment is indefensible given current financial conditions and noted his opposition strengthened.
A Newfoundland citizens committee called for immediate government resignation to stop further unrest in St Johns. Police and volunteers kept a crowds outside liquor stores under control as riots threatened the premier and police inspector general after damage to Parliament buildings.
In New York an April fashion brief notes beret with looped edge and peau d ange orange vestee paired with a matching jacket and skirt. Designers Patou, Lelong, Molynaux, and Redfern favor white, dove grey, coral, beige, and pale green as spring essentials.
Athens Messenger fashion column describes a white frock with matching bolero by Anne Adams, plus styling notes from Mamzelle and Maggy Rouff. It promotes pastel dyes, plain fabrics, and bedspread craft projects, with tips on pleats, darts, and summer silhouettes for a chic, modern look.
Kathleen Phillips 12 of Chauncey recovers from serious burns after kerosene explosion while trying to relight a fire at Chauncey Grade School Building. The incident injuring siblings Elmer Phillips and Marjorie Hamilton followed a ceiling plaster collapse weeks earlier.
Chauncey officials announce the Chauncey High School operetta Jerry of Jericho Road will be staged tonight at 8 o’clock in the school auditorium. Imported costumes and scenery enhance two acts with a 50-voice chorus. Music supervisor Mrs. Ralph Brown mentors the production here.
Mrs. J. R. Wade of Millfield was moved to a Columbus hospital on Tuesday for possible surgery. She is accompanied by her daughter-in-law Mrs. Harvey Wade and Dr. C. N. Sanders. her daughter Mrs. Alexander Truitt of Cleveland plans to meet her in Columbus.
A Sunday chicken dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Ode Jackson on Jacobs Avenue Chauncey celebrated Mrs Jacksons birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson and daughter Margaret Marie Mr and Mrs Albert Jackson Glenn Murray Laura Mae Ogg and Mr and Mrs Sam Tippett.
Chauncey April 7. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brewer announce the birth of a son at their Ellis Avenue home on Wednesday April 6. The baby weighs 9 pounds and has been named Robert Aaron. Grandparents are D. W. Law of Chauncey and Mr. and Mrs. John N. Brewer of Athens.
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at Sugar Creek Church for seven year old Billy Joe Bobo of Sugar Creek Athens. He was buried in Mill Street Cemetery beside his hospital stay and long illness. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs David Bobo and siblings Edward James Mary and Thelma.
April 7 report from Lower Plains states Mrs Benton Potts is critically ill at her home.
Chauncey readers report the Busy Bee Needle Club will be entertained Friday night at the home of Mrs. Harry Swart on Lexington Avenue.
Miss Ruth Fiske of Beaumont will host the April business and social meeting of the Friendship Class at her Chauncey home. Gladys Pickering will lead devotions and Mrs. Ralph Brown, the class president, will preside.
Mr and Mrs Cyress James and their sons Alvern and John of Barberton Ohio visited Mrs Ruth James in Millfield this week. They also called on John D Andrews in Nelsonville who is seriously ill. Mrs Bess Bradfield Mutchmore and Miss Eunice Bradfield of Harrisonville were in Chauncey Tuesday visiting in the Bradfield home after a trip to Logan where Mrs Mutchmore once lived.
Representatives from Athens Perry Morgan Washington and Meigs counties will meet Thursday April 14 at the Hotel Berry in Athens from 10 a m to 3 30 p m. The informal discussion will include Dr Robert G Paterson Margretta Steele Claflin and Arthur H German of the Ohio Public Health Association with Dr W M Garrison presenting the tuberculosis worker viewpoint. Participating groups include the Athens Christmas Seal Committee Meigs County Public Health League Morgan County Christmas Seal Committee Perry County Christmas Seal Committee Washington County Christmas Seal Committee and Vin t on County Public Health League.
Miss Ruth McConnell of Athens Public Schools attends the National Conference of Music Supervisors of America in Cleveland. The event hosts more than 5,000 music teachers and supervisors, plus a National High School Orchestra and Chorus of about 700 students. Attendees arrive from 31 states, Puerto Rico, and Alaska.
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