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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1939
Page
6
A vintage recipe roundup presents peach desserts including Fresh Peach Pie Glace and Fresh Peach Upside Down Cake. It provides ingredients, steps for assembling a peach glazed pie and a baked upside down cake, plus breakfast and lunch ideas featuring peaches.
Practical kitchen tips show how to stretch a budget with braised flank steak veal breast stuffing and salmon loaf. Recipes use affordable cuts and pantry staples to produce tender meals with simple steps and a final suggestion to swap fish for meat if desired.
The tenth annual Nicholson reunion convened at State Roadside Park west of Marietta on August 20, 1939. Officers elected for 1940 include Ruth Lawrence as president and Seth F. Nicholson as secretary, with a wide roster of attendees from multiple towns. Deaths, marriages, and births within the Nicholson family were reported among the day's events.
Social notes report Jacksonville host Mrs Elizabeth Burdiss welcoming three tables for Tuesdays Bridge Club. Prizes awarded first to Belle Cornwell second to Irene Williams and consolation to Garnett Andrews with Macatowa Bulloch earning a guest award. Dessert served to listed members and guests Maxine Burns Macatawa Bulloch and Faye Lantz.
Busy Beec H Club met at the town hall on August 22 with twelve members present. Emma Jean Miller brought a dress for inspection by Mrs. Pedicord. The club practiced a program and set September 1 for the presentation. Next regular meeting is scheduled for Tuesday August 29 at 2 PM.
Miss Lucille Richardson who has been at Cedar Point during the summer returned Monday. She will return to Ohio University for the first semester prior to her entrance to a hospital where she will continue her research work. Miss Richardson graduated from Ohio University with the June class.
Glouster activities note the Church of Christ Senior CE Society leading Sunday evening services with a full program including prayers, choirs, offertory, three sermonettes, and officers. Morning sermon by Homer Vian follows Bible School. The Methodist Church feature a lesson on Uzziah and an evening topic A Prayer for Peace with Epworth League at 6 30 led by Barbara Richardson and Edith Summers.
A peach roll recipe uses fresh peaches and standard cake ingredients. It folds whipped egg whites into a yolk mixture, bakes briefly, then fills with sweetened cream and peaches, rolling with paper to retain moisture and slicing for serving.
GLOUSTER employee of the Ohio Fuel and Gas Company and families enjoyed a Cambridge Athens Wellston districts picnic in Moxahala Park on Thursday. Activities included bathing beauty and bait casting contests baseball dancing and amateur events for children. An orchestra played for dancing later. Prizes included two refrigerators won by women from Bartlett and Lancaster and a $5 registration prize awarded to F. H. Totman of Glouster with his family present.
Funeral services for Ernest LeFever son of Mrs Phillips Ross killed in a Alliance airplane crash will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Liberty Hill Church with A J Craig officiating Burial will be in Liberty Hill Cemetery A Townsend meeting follows Saturday at 8 PM on Depot Square Glouster with Mrs Rheena Addis Zanesville addressing as Deputy National Representative Townsend Recovery Plan
The Glouster King’s Heralds will assemble Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Methodist Church. Each participant is asked to bring a picnic lunch.
Use one tablespoon drip grind decaffeinated coffee per cup of boiling water. Preheat pot and place coffee in the upper compartment. Pour boiling water briskly over it. Cover and let water drip through. Remove upper chamber and serve.
In Camden New Jersey two hundred children attended solemn funeral services for a rooster that became a school mascot amid community grief.
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