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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1941
Page
11
A traditional Washington's Birthday menu features a frozen cherry torte and cherry cream pie. The recipes use sour pitted cherries, crackers or wafers, eggs, sugar, lemon, and whipped cream, with garnishes of cherry topping.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles invites the public to a chicken supper in the basement of Eagles IO. Serving starts at 5 p m and runs until 8 30 or 9. A music program is planned. Dinner committee includes Mrs Burgle Dowler chairwoman and Mrs Edith Cooley Mrs Doris Mansfield Mrs Gladys Schuler Mrs Mildred Marshall and Mrs Eloise Ours.
Will Head Tour Miss Tippie Ebba Wahlstrom Neva West of Ohio Association for Childhood Education spend weekend in Bowling Green with Miss West to confer on a conducted tour to the National Association for Childhood Education meeting in Oakland California July 8 12 The Athens County Council for Childhood Education president Miss Tippie is general manager of the tour Prof W P Holt of Bowling Green State University helps arrange the itinerary
Substituting sour or buttermilk for sweet milk in muffins improves texture. If the milk is thick or clabbered, increase to 1 1/4 cups. Use 1 1/2 teaspoons of soda and reduce baking powder to 2 teaspoons of phosphate or tartrate or 1 teaspoon of the blend. Sour milk is especially good in corn meal and bran muffins.
The guidance suggests combining two or three ready to serve cereals with fresh fruit light cream and sugar. It then states annual US spending on incandescent lamps at 100 million dollars and 1 billion dollars for the power to burn them.
Mrs. Howard Stanley welcomed Albany Community Garden Club members and guests for a George Washington Tea at her Albany Road home. President Mrs. Paul Barnes led the session with soil conservation talk by Mrs. Harley Ayler and roll calls naming summer plant projects.
Miss Helen Schoonover hosted a miscellaneous shower for the bride and groom Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hanning at the home of the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson The Plains. Guests presented many useful gifts and refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs. Opal Bartoe Mrs. Pearl Schoonover and daughter Abbie Mrs. Anna Shust Mr. and Mrs. James Christian Mrs. Faye Hunter Miss Ruth Yates Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson and family the honored couple and hostess.
Dicky plots to reveal to Carolyn that Bill the young cop duped her, while Madge muses on vanity and punishment. A halted journey in Westhampton follows a state police rescue as Carolyn fights deception about Marion Morton’s disappearance and Graham cross examination.
In this installment, Carolyn spills to Bill about two men pursued by cops. Dicky warns and defends her, claiming the crew can shadow Adele until she reaches Weathampton to dodge a gangster rap and buy time to locate Jack Bickett. The plot hints at Marion's rescue and a future confrontation.
THURSDAY events include M and H Circle meeting at 7 30 p m at Mrs Bess Fleck's home with Mrs Lenna Wood assisting. Rebekah Lodge at 7 30 p m in I O C F Hall. Dorcas Society to dine at 5 30 p m with Cless Class. N A L C Ladies Auxiliary at 8 p m at Mrs Stanley Nidas. Priscilla Needle Club dinner at 6 p m at Mrs Arthur Boyles Sr residence. Athens Grange gathering at 8 p m with Washington and Lincoln birth days observed.
Next time you serve apple pie serve it hot topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with chopped walnuts.
A home made cough remedy promises quick relief from colds and coughs at low cost. It instructs mixing two cups granulated sugar with one cup water, adding two and a half ounces of Pinex into a pint bottle, and claims the syrup is easy to prepare, long lasting, and effective for loosening phlegm and soothing irritated air passages. It mentions money back if not satisfactory.
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