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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1961
Page
16
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Merry Needles 4H Club met at Mrs. Nancy Funk home with eight members. Officers include Connie Midkiff president and Lynne Brown vice president. The Ames-Bern Cloverettes held its first meeting with 30 members and two guests. Don Davis spoke on projects. Next Cloverette meeting set for April 17 at 7 30 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church basement.
Trim fat from chops and coat with flour cornmeal salt and pepper. Dip in egg and milk, coat again. Brown in shortening, bake 1 hour covered, uncover add cheese and tomato, broil until cheese melts. Yields 6 servings. Send recipes to The Messenger Athens Food Page Editor.
Five 4-H clubs met to elect officers with three clubs naming leaders. Busy Beavers All Together Clovers and Little Nurses announced new presidents and officers while Busy Beavers and Hilltop clubs met at members' homes with advisors named.
A spring time refrigerated dessert features a delicate chocolate sponge cake filled with sour cream fruit and nuts. Options include a layered torte or a rolled sponge cake with sour cream filling and whipped cream topping. Chill before serving and keep refrigerated.
Weekend visitors fill local homes with relatives from Dayton Morristown and Letart W Va Marysville Amherst Oberlin and Bartlett. Notable guests include Mr and Mrs Clarence Staley Mrs Rhoda Oliver and family Mr and Mrs T R Hamilton Mrs Esta Sanders and granddaughter Sandra and Mr Virgil Wilson visiting relatives across several towns.
Mr and Mrs Robert Calentine of Columbus announce the birth of a son William Robert at White Cross Hospital on April 4. The couple also have a son Richard age 13 and a daughter Linda age 9. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Gus Calentine and Mr and Mrs Cecil Van Dyke of Amesville.
The Associated Press notes varying prices at supermarkets with fryers expected to drop as summer nears. Chuck roast appears as a bargain alongside steak in many stores while round steak dominates the Midwest and sirloin and porterhouse feature in the East. Fresh produce remains plentiful with beets celery broccoli cabbage kale lettuce and more. bananas and grapefruit listed as top fruit buys.
A surprise sixth birthday party was held for Bradley Cline at Frances Wallace’s Millfield home on Saturday. Guests included Debbie Blower Greg Blower Mark Gillispie Kevin Cline and many others from nearby towns. Prizes were awarded to Debbie Blower and Beth Sanders as refreshments and photos were shared. A festive appetizer tray and a beef tomato soup simmer recipe were served.
Mrs. Olin Baker hosted the Woman's Association circle at Alexander Presbyterian Church. Seventeen members and one guest attended as devotions, reports, and remembrances of charter member Mrs. Maude Vorhes filled the session. A rummage sale is planned with time and place to be announced.
The First Presbyterian Church held a Congregation dinner for 90 new members welcomed in the last year. Helpers included Mrs. John Jagers Mrs. Fred Cartland Mrs. L. P. Eblin Mrs. Burton De Veau and others. Iranian priests wear masks while tending sacred fires to keep their breath from contaminating the flame.
Ann Adams offers Pattern 4704 showing a deep collar and slimming skirt in daytime cottons or gala fabrics. Includes sizes 12 to 22 with yardage and mailing details, urging readers to order the Spring-Summer 1961 Color Catalog and pay 35 to 50 cents per pattern by mail.
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