Pickled Sandwich Question Sparks Wurst Filling Tip
A quirky inquiry asks if finely chopped pickle can be added to a liver wurst sandwich filling. The note playfuly suggests experimenting with traditional meat spreads and relish to enhance flavor.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
6
A quirky inquiry asks if finely chopped pickle can be added to a liver wurst sandwich filling. The note playfuly suggests experimenting with traditional meat spreads and relish to enhance flavor.
Mrs Yarl Randolph Leon was named president of the Retired Teachers Association at the April meeting in Appalachian Auditorium. Officers include Mrs Lillian Barnette vice president and Mrs Causie Hanes secretary. Committee chairs were Mrs Garnette Kimberlying membership Mrs Helen Cobb legislative and Mrs Bertha Filson program. Next meeting set for May 27 at 1 30 PM at the same place. Mrs Lou Waugh Ferrell surgeon patient at Holzer Hospital has returned home.
Wahama Junior High School holds its Second Annual Science Fair Friday from 7 to 8 30 p.m. Dr Harold E Ward head of science will judge the projects Trophies and awards will be awarded at 8 p.m. The event is sponsored by Mrs Betty Burris Edgar McNeel and Preston Zopp.
Births: Mr and Mrs Lee Burnem Point Pleasant a son. Mr and Mrs Richard Mount Bidwell a daughter. Admitted: Mrs Wayne Love West Columbia, Mrs Lottie Lauder mill Point Pleasant, Miss Mai Moore Gallipolis Ferry, James Ball Pliny. Discharged: Mrs Clayton Newberry Letart, Raymond J Workman Point Pleasant, Barbara Russell Point Pleasant, William Pierce Leon, Virgil Scantlin Leon, Mrs W A Fisher Apple Grove, Mrs Bob McGuffin Point Pleasant, Albert Noble Point Pleasant, Mrs Manford Blessing Point Pleasant. Charles Lewis Call 19 Crown City and Norma Bell Johnson 17 Kanauga.
West Virginia's buffalo population grows to nine with a Sunday birth at Chief Cornstalk Public Hunting Grounds south of Point Pleasant. The newborn joins a six member herd, while three others reside at French Creek Game Farm.
Dr. Harold E. Ward head of Marshall University science department will judge projects at the Wahama Junior High School Science Fair on May 1. Public viewing from 7 to 8 30 p m trophies awarded at 8 p m. Sponsors include Preston Zopp Edgar McNeel Betty Burris. Donations from Home Telephone Co New Haven Central Operating Co Vanadium Corp of America Royal Crown Bottling Co Middleport and Mister Bee Potato Chip Co Parkersburg.
Mrs Mazie Darst presented the WSWS program on What is the Church at Heights EUB Church. The theme was explored in three phases by Mrs Howard Yeager Mrs Clyde Asbury and Mrs Loraine Wilcoxen. Mrs Hale Blessing spoke on the theme and Mrs Byron Dudding read. Virginia Blessing announced May Fellowship Day for May 1 at 7 30 p m in Main Street Baptist. Hostesses Ina Waugh Anna Gaskins James A Ferrell and Warren Morrison served refreshments to 22 members and a guest Judy Borbin.
Sixty nine persons have voted absentee ballots to date and ninety five ballots have been returned by mail. The ballot commissioners are Clifford Carder and Mrs Edna Burdette. They operate daily 9 to noon and 1 to 4 and Saturdays 9 to noon at the circuit clerk's office. Absentee voting ends May 9.
Dr. R E Walden announces the seventh hospital night at Lakin State Hospital Thursday at 7 30 p m in the recreation hall Open house will be observed Sunday afternoon with a tour of the hospital and the dedication of new rehabilitation facilities The Service Guild of Christ Episcopal Church postpones the May 6 meeting to May 13 at 1 p m New officers will be elected
Lawrence Plants, president of the Young Democrat Club of Mason County, announced a hootenanny at the New Haven Community Center Friday at 7 30 p m. The Visions and Cobras quartet will sing country and western music. All candidates and the public are invited with no admission charged.
Eighteen Point Pleasant High School juniors were tapped Monday at a National Honor Society ceremony. Frances Kooken gave the welcome, Beau Shertzer led the pledge, and officers explained emblem meaning scholarship character leadership and service.
The quarterly Trinity Methodist Church conference meets Friday at 7 30 p m with the official board urged to attend. Rev L Curtis Saville announces Family Week starts Sunday and Children s Day will be observed. A program We Have a Story to Tell involves students under Miss Emma Wise. The pastor attends the West Virginia Wesleyan College conference June 8 12 with others from the church.
Beckley ceremony unveils a West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame plaque for Jerome VanMater a former Woodrow Wilson High School coach now living in Beckley The event honors Woodrow Wilson lettermen with A L Hardman assisting Sam Tucker in unveiling the plaque.
A special pre-school day will be held at Central School next Tuesday for children who turn six by Nov. 1. First grade is not in session that day and dismissal is 1:45 p m. Parents are invited to visit part of the day and a nurse will explain vaccines.
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