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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1942
Page
11
Wartime guidance urges careful use of spices and substitution as imports drop. Grow domestic varieties like anise and dill, dry and store in cool air tight containers, and avoid the pepper shaker on the stove to conserve flavors.
A home style stuffed peppers dish uses six large green peppers filled with 2 cups cooked rice 1-2 cups milk 2 tablespoons minced pimiento 1-4 teaspoon ground basil 2 tablespoons minced parsley 2 tablespoons minced chives 1 teaspoon salt and pepper to taste 1-2 teaspoon ground mustard 2 tablespoons melted butter and 1 cup diced cheese. Peppers are boiled 5 minutes and drained then filled baked 30 minutes in a moderate oven with water around shells.
Brewing tea in advance at regular strength and cooling before serving reduces ice needs and dilution. A level teaspoon per cup of boiling water steeped five minutes yields the proper strength for chilling.
Mrs. C. L. Williams and son Tommy with Rebecca Smith depart for Lincoln Nebraska to visit Pvt. Dean N. Williams stationed there and plan to return next week. Mrs. Arthur Boyles Jr and son Arthur III leave Pine Place for Norwalk to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Battles. Miss Hetta Ross from White Plains New York arrives to visit her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ross at 24 Woodard Ave.
The article notes summer apples arrive in quantity and sell at reasonable prices with minerals and vitamins. growers delay picking to boost natural sugars. It also lists menus and recipes using apples from breakfast orange juice to stuffed tomatoes and cabbage marinated with vinegar and apples.
Taylor Ridge residents record a church school class gathering Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Gerald Bryan. The group planned a birthday surprise for teacher Mrs Erse Canter and invited numerous local guests and family members for the event.
Middleport residents report a picnic at Roadside Park by Worthwhile Class of First Presbyterian honoring Mrs. Roger Emmish with a stork shower for Mrs. Wayland Covert. Details include a surprise arrival, floral decor, pastel cake, and guest lists plus local visits, travels, and defense-era news among families and friends.
Mt Union brief notes Sunday events with religious services and visits. Names include Rev Stevenson Mrs Zella Jordan Mr Francis Douglas Columbus Mr Andrew Davis Rock Springs Mrs M A Epple Janny Sophie Blazewick Mr and Mrs Charles King Dana Epple Bunker Hill and guests from Pittsburg Columbus and Mocksville with Nicholson family listed.
recipe lists ingredients for ginger cookies including shortening sugar molasses sour milk flour baking powder soda ginger and salt. method describes creaming sugar with shortening, adding molasses and milk, combining dry ingredients, chilling, rolling, cutting rounds, brushing sheets and baking at 375 F yields about four dozen cookies.
Fresh or quick frozen fish combined with eggs and cheese makes a tasty main dish for Friday. The recipe outlines a cheese souffle using butter, flour, salt, stock, evaporated milk, and flaked fish, plus a separate cheese egg souffle baked at 300 deg F for about an hour.
Pomeroy notices report Pomeroy Lawrence Wilson of Chesapeake attending funeral of George Grueser at Sacred Heart Church. Earl Stobart of McArthur returns after illness and death of Grueser. Mrs. Thomas Rich resigns from Ben Franklin Store. D H Stage of Marietta visits relatives in Union Avenue home of H E Boney. Elizabeth Huber leaves for Charleston visit. Guido Girolami returns to St. Louis after two months with Merchini family. Pvt Thomas Bowen and party visit Buckeye Lake on Wednesday.
In Pomeroy four young men from two families were selected for army service after examinations in Columbus. Tracy and David Goodwin, sons of Mrs. Norma Goodwin, and Donald and Robert McKenzie, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKenzie, all qualified. The McKenzies volunteered. Robert, aged 18, needed parental consent and both brothers gave up home return time for two weeks. A Heaton family reunion is planned for Aug. 30 at Wills Grove, Flatwoods.
Twenty two raccoons received from the State Conservation Department were released this week by the Meigs County Coon Hunters Association.
The eighth annual Knowlton reunion will be held at the Stone Shelter House, Rising Park, Lancaster, Sunday, Aug. 23. A basket dinner will be served at 12:00 noon. W. S. C. S. of the Union Church will stage a rummage sale at the City Building, Saturday, Aug. 22.
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