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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
6
Menu lists breakfast with canta loupe cereal thin cream blueberries muffins milk and coffee. Luncheon offers plain souffle with creamed shrimps curly endive with French dressing stuffed baked apples graham bread milk tea. Dinner features fricassé lamb boiled potatoes Yate peas in butter blackberry charlotte bran bread milk and coffee.
Melt butter and flour then blend gradually with milk. Add salt paprika and simmer until thick. Remove from heat and fold in egg yolks then stiffly beaten whites. Fold into base and bake in a buttered dish in hot water for 25 minutes. Serve immediately for best rise.
Pilgrim Holiness Church on Chestnut Street led by Rev N O Stucky with Sunday school at 9 30 taught by J G Francis. Services include song and praise at 7 15 and preaching at 7 30 by Rev J Br Edwards.Christian Church hosts morning and evening worship with Bible school at 9 30 and sermon The Reign of Grace. Evening program features the young women's glee club and a sermon Set Your Mind on the Things Above.
Ed I Morrell minister Ralph Parke choir director Velma Young organist Junior church at 9300 Sunday school 9 30 Morning worship 10 30 Joint service of Methodists and Presbyterians Sermon The Second Mile No evening service Presbyterian cottage meeting Wednesday evening Sletho prayer meeting Thursday evening
The M. E. Church will observe Education Day on Sunday August 20 with services all day Sunday school at 9:00 preaching by Rev Haggard at 10:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. conducted by James Mann South Ohio conference evangelist. An education program is planned for the 6:90 evening service.
Various churches announce Sunday schedules including St Pauls Episcopal Evening service at 7 30 E L w rector First United Brethren Sunday school 9 00 worship 10 25 C E 6 30 7 30 preaching last Sunday of conference year Southeast Ohio conference convenes at First church Newark Wednesday 9 00 Hunter Street Lutheran Sunday school 9 00 morning worship 10 00 no evening services St Johns Enterprise Sunday school 1 00 teaching 2 00 C F Lauer pastor Logan Circuit M E Smith Chapels Sunday school 9 30 preaching 10 30 Rev Grover Nut ter Ebenezer Sunday school 1 0 0 hing 2 00 Rev Grover Nut ter J H Walker pastor Gibisonville M E Circuit Sunday school 9 30 Fairview preaching 10 30 Fourth quarterly conference at Fairview Wednesday Sept 1st Zion after Sunday school Rockbridge VU B Charge Rockbridge Sunday school 9 20 me 2 preaching 8 15 prayer meeting Thursday 7 00 orchestra practice Friday 7 00 Enterprise Sunday school 9 30 C FE 8 00 prayer Wednesday 8 00 Gibisonville Sunday school 9 20 preaching communion 3 0 C EB 4 00 prayer Wednesday 8 00.
The excerpt lists meals for breakfast luncheon and dinner including apples, cereal, toast, bacon, potatoes, beans, codfish and cottage pie. It highlights apples as appetizing and tart varieties such as astraken and strawberry apple, noting that sweet fruits may spoil breakfast appetite.
Recipe uses 1 cup sugar and 1 cup water to make syrup, then simmers 4 to 6 peaches peeled but halved. Peaches soak in syrup until cold, then roll in coconut. Serve with plain cream and peach syrup.
The Methodist Episcopal church hosts its annual conference at First Church Newark with sermons at 10 30 and 7 30 and services including Sunday school at 9 00 Junior church at 10 50 and Epworth league at 6 36 The fourth quarterly conference is Wednesday August 31 at 7 00 pm with District Superintendent Kelley Jenessa presiding Pastor A F P Cherrington leads the church activities and a social on August 27 and a picnic August 30 at 7:00 pm with a watermelon feast
The Christian Science Society at 6514 South Court St lists Sunday service No.45 with Sunday School at 9 30 and a testimony meeting on Wednesday at 7 50. Reading room hours are Tuesday and Saturday from 2 00 to 4 00 with subject Christ Jesus and golden text from I John 4 11 We have seen and do testify that the Father sent the Son to be the Saviour of the world.
Athens Presbyterian Rural Parish reports Bible school and morning worship are replaced by Home Coming activities at Carthage. Evening sermon on The Imperial Christ by pastor, then communion and a noon picnic. Carthage Home Coming Day includes devotions by Dr Whiting and address by Dr McVey. Church of Poa Peek Street holds standard services with Obedience theme in morning and crime prevention in evening.
Frederick Brown leads Sunday school at 9 10 with A S Pickering as superintendent. Morning worship and sermon at 10 15 Epworth league at 6 30. Evening sermon and worship at 7 50 on Sarah Adams Pioneer in Social Service. Stark's Chapel holds Sunday school at 0 and preaching at 2 14. On Sunday the
The Free Methodist Church at Stimpson avenue and Campbell street hosts quarterly meetings with sermons at 7 50 p m this week and all day greeting Sunday led by Rev J F Berkas. First Methodist with Daniel McGurk as pastor lists Sunday school at 9 15 and union service at 10 30 followed by a 7 50 p m sermon on Valent ino and Eliot or Have Americans or Lost Their Sense of Proportion by Dr McGurk.
The pattern offers a crepe satin wool crepe or gingham version for girls ages 6 8 10 and 12 with a one year size needing 21 14 yards of 32 inch material plus a fraction for plaits pockets collar and cuffs If made all one material 318 yards are required Patterns mailed to any address on receipt of 15 cents in silver or stamps.
Sydney reports Australia plans fur farms following U S and Canada. Tasmanian arrangements target farming opossums and native bears as demand for marsupial skins grows in global fur markets.
Tokyo reports a shift in 20 years from sake to beer as Japan’s breweries produce 48 million tons. Sake, once dominant, must be heated and is slow to serve, while beer offers quick service in bars and cafes.
A teacher’s examination is underway at Glouster High School for local teachers with other districts’ participants allowed. Papers are sent to the county board for grading, saving locals a trip to the county seat. The Red Men hall meeting next Monday will discuss important joint business.
At the close of Magic City Lodge I O O F in Glouster this evening a farewell party will honor J J Davis a longtime member and active worker. Davis plans to move to Columbus where his daughter Miss Mabel holds a teaching job in the city schools.
A witty comparison imagines England drinking a year's tea filling a teapot as tall as the crown on St Pauls Cathedral. The metaphor grows to say the amount could form a teapot of that height and allow four trains to race abreast through its pont.
Miss Ethel Reese leaves Glouster with her parents Mr and Mrs D P Reeese to resume studies in Lakewood Cleveland next week after a summer visit in town.
Funeral services for William Morton colored who died Wednesday afternoon will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the First Baptist church. Burial is planned in Russell Cemetery near Jacksonville.
A joint meeting of the Daughters of Civil War Veterans and Sons of Veterans is reported from Glouster on August 27. Details of speakers and proceedings are not provided in the readable text.
A aviation profile notes that many pilots burn out or shift paths within about 15 years of active flying, reflecting the demanding pace and rapid tech changes in the field. The statement underscores the intense, high-stakes nature of crew careers in early aviation history.
Fragments show broken horns and healed jaws in skulls suggesting fighting among prehistoric dinosaurs. The text also notes a plant example where a white flower relies on 40 moth species to pollinate its pistil.
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