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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1939
Page
6
The article extols spring egg abundance and chicken economy, then presents two vintage recipes. Mushroom scrambled eggs mix condensed mushroom soup with eggs and butter to serve four. An asparagus souffle blends soup cheese ham and eggs, baked slowly for seven servings. It notes long highway travel at 40 mph for 26 years to cover 3 million miles.
A column extols tenderized left-over ham with rapid cooking benefits and offers several recipes. Open faced cheese and ham sandwiches, ham shortcake with egg and mushroom cream, and a ham and mushroom casserole are detailed with ingredients, layering, and baking steps.
Catholic Ladies Study Club met in the church hall with Mrs. Fred Smith and Miss Margaret Stocklein hostesses. Auction Bridge social hosted by Mrs. Thomas Williams Jr. awarded prizes to Lucille Grubbs and Belle Cornwell. Several residents traveled or visited family in Columbus and Belford Hemsley, a state liquor inspector, returned to Canton. Miss Sue Gingerelli wed Edward S. Fredendall with Rev. A. V. Kessler officiating.
In Griffith Park Fern Canyon, CCC workers uncovered a tin cup with 19 $20 gold pieces buried for years. Customs officers impounded the coins and paid the finders with silver certificates.
Rev. F. G. Boroff of the M E Church announces a 10 30 morning service sponsored by the local Masonic body to honor George Washington s 150th anniversary with a sermon The Launching of a New Nation and its Meaning for Us Today Epworth League meets at 6 30 led by Glenna Morris with The Imperishable Word Special music by M M LeFavor Also at Church of Christ Rev J A Goddard of Somerset will preach both services at 10 15 morning Bible School 9 loyal men s class 25 last Sunday C E societies meet 6 30 evening service 7 30 Special music planned
Glouster led by K Dennison with 482 series defeated New Straitsville 2069 to 206? in a three game bowing meet. Dennison and Thomas paced Glouster while Strain and Davis led New Straitsville. a return match is set for Friday.
Glouster residents Miss Anne Weymueller and Miss Leona Pickard ranked in the upper ten percent of their Ohio University classes. Weymueller is a freshman and Pickard a junior. both appeared on Honor Day Convocation programs last Friday. Speaker was Dixon Ryan Fox of Union College. Trimble Masonic Lodge members will attend a Sunday night service at the Church of Christ at 7:30 in memory of George Washington.
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Gabriel Molnar died Tuesday in a Columbus hospital. An earlier report incorrectly stated the infant son died.
Miss Mary MacFarland of St. Clairsville, a student at Ohio Wesleyan University, is chosen among five co-eds to present awards at the eighth annual Wesleyan High School relays next Saturday at Shelby Field in Delaware. Her mother Grace Allen taught in Glouster Schools and her father A L MacFarland coached at Ohio University.
Plan calls for GLOUSTER community event at Odd Fellows Hall this Saturday night honoring the 120th anniversary of the lodge founded by Thomas Wildey. Attendees include IOOF members, Marcelite Rebekah Lodge families, and others with a potluck of pie and sandwiches after the program. Glouster High School Senior Class play rescheduled from May 4 to May 5 due to conflicts.
Dale J. Thornton aged 72 and a former Glouster resident died at his Akron home from pneumonia after a year of illness. Survived by his wife Cassie Biddison and four children, funeral held in Akron with burial there. Also, J. H. Henshaw and guest Margaret Kline visited Utica en route to Akron for the funeral.
Mrs. Howard Ferry also known as Eileen Palmer underwent a major operation in Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville on Thursday afternoon. She had been in the hospital five weeks for observation and treatment. Her sisters Mrs. Bertine Eberts of this city and Mrs. Richard Enlow of Chillicothe are at the hospital with her.
Sunday guests at the Stewart home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Linton included Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Windsor of Guysville, Mr. and Mrs. John Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roper, and Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Rope with their son Teddy of Columbus. The dinner celebrated Windsor's seventy first birthday.
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