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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1932
Page
5
The recipe note suggests using a combination of fruits and vegetables as a cocktail to stimulate appetite when a hot soup doesn’t. It emphasizes simple, tempting ideas for homemakers during meal planning season.
Kellogg's corn flakes are presented as the only guaranteed value standard for 25 years. The ad discourages substitutes, urging consumers to demand the genuine Kellogg's made in Battle Creek.
The article describes fruit and vegetable cocktails as appetizers, advises not repeating flavors, and emphasizes chilling. It provides a cabbage and carrot cocktail recipe with lemon juice, plus a tomato and celery "TOMO MINES" preparation. It lists a sample daily menu including grapefruit juice breakfast and baked bass dinner components.
Sunday gatherings at Redtown churches drew large crowds led by Rev. Roy Little of Athens and Rev. M. L. Kimmey of Athens. Numerous guests and visitors joined families at homes across the area while the local relief station reported no food available to the needy Saturday.
In New York on April 14 fashion coverage highlights a new purple blue color flattering to brunettes blondes and pale types. It discusses Patou color theory, evolving hat styles from small to large, and sketches a tailleur with unique scarf threading and pebbly weave coat.
Portland notes a Friday evening Bible study begins at the local church. Mr and Mrs Richard Powell of Spiller visited Saturday afternoon. Mrs C E Peoples of Pomerly spent Thursday with sister Mrs George Adams. Mrs A C Price visited daughter Mrs Lon Custer of Pomeroy on Thursday. Herman Koelsch of Pittsburgh stayed several days with B F Price. The Price family and two daughters Rita and Marjorie visited relatives. Cecil Cox and Rufus Cobb of Charleston spent days with J M Cox and family. Fred Ritchie and son Eugene visited Mrs Ritchie's parents Milo and Rhoades of Spiller Saturday. Kevin Price, Kenner WaIbrown and Charlie Ward were Parkersburg visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs W B McDace of Kanauga spent Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs V and Medax hosted a gathering commemorating a Parkersburg event with Dr Fes rel. A list of Sunday visits includes Mr and Mrs Paul Urr of Basta Miss Len Custer and Bettys of Pomeroy Os Beeghe Dorcas Aspen Mrs A C Price and Mr Richard Wilford and family of Marietta with Earl Wilford Circe Bowman and family, Edna and Donald Bradford visiting their father Howard Bradford, Maxine Swan staying with Aldred Buck in Antiquity.
The item lists numerous small town visits and guest stays across Greens Run Athens Crooksville Roseville Roxbury Hunterdon Derthick Glouster and Pike Run as residents hosted relatives friends and neighbors over a weekend and weekdays. Names include Olbers Conaway Parker Kempton Dunn Dunn Hanning Davis Witham Hooper and others.
Lottridge Mrs. Harry Nichols and daughter Frances, Marivin Wood and Will French, all of Athena, called on Lillian Radford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Bunni on Sunday afternoon.
Local notices describe numerous Sunday visits and dinners in Athens and surrounding towns. Friends and relatives, including the He and Parkinson families, share meals at Coolville and Parkersburg area homes. Several illness mentions and a family burial are noted, with travel from Washington, D. C. for schooling and care.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hoffman visited in Tuppers Plains en route from Miami to Wheeling and stayed with sister in law Mrs Vivian Hoffman. Lena Parr arrived from Pittsburgh to occupy local property. Funeral attendance for Lizzie Stout held near Alfred. Callaway family moved from Mt Hermon to Highway No 4. Clarence Lee infant son of Charlies and Mrs Fairbanks died at one month and ten days.
Mr and Mrs J W Arbaugh and two daughters visited Ratewa on Sunday to see relatives. Arbaugh returned the same evening and the family stayed a week. Mrs Bahr and daughter Avis hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Dan Batley, with several locals named among attendees.
The soybean acreage rise over the last decade will not continue this year due to drastic price declines. The declines stem from annual acreage increases of about 500,000 acres, reducing the profit incentive for farmers to plant more soybeans.
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