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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1938
Page
9
Farmers and housewives are urged to plan vegetable centered dinners that meet daily protein needs. The piece presents three ready menus using lima bean loaf eggplant spinach and cheese sauce with details for preparing lima bean loaf and a cheese sauce to compensate for absent meat.
A vintage diet article urges light eating for the New Year and offers an 800 calorie daily plan. It targets fat men and women, advising physician consultation for some dieters, and provides a detailed menu for breakfast lunch and dinner with fat free substitutes and mineral oil dressings.
Logan Kegler led Logan with 595 pins on the evening, counting 253 in the second game as Casto’s squad defeated Glouster in two of three games during Thursday bowling.
A collection of recipe instructions for Creole Sweet Potato Pie Chocolate Nut Pudding and Nut Banana Cream Pie. Details include ingredients steps baking steam times and serving notes with quantities and methods.
GLOUSTER A report by Trimble Township trustees clerk J L Altman shows total indebtedness of $2 056 77. Items include general fund $1 210 15 with doctors $478 50 undertakers $660 Athens Implement Co $100 82 Taylor Machine Works $70 83. gasoline fund $462 72. road fund $378 90 with creditors including Charles White $146 40 A L Morrison $31 etc. A balance of $15 due James Brunton and Chester Thompson each.
Kathryn Dennison entertained the Wednesday Night Bridge Club at her home for a White Elephant party. Members brought gifts and high table scorers chose gifts. after play Miss Dennison served a salad course to a group of twelve attendees and a guest.
The Board of Public Affairs will meet Saturday night to open bids for the year's soda ash purchase. Bids have been advertised and will close at noon Saturday.
The Probate Court of Athens County Ohio suspends publication and hearing on numerous estate accounts until February 9 1938 at 9 a.m. Administrators executors and guardians including Mrs W R Martines Allan a Cline M D Hughes Joseph M Allen Warren L L Ross L G Ross Alme Jones Oneal Clarence A Juniper James Palves O O Bean Gibson Ralph Stiletviet Annie Cilchriet Myrile Olson Roberts file first fifth etc accounts with final or subsequent actions. interested parties may file written exceptions by February 9 1938. Louis Tyroler probate judge.
GLOUSTER Joe Nelson was elected president of the school board at Tuesday evening’s meeting. E. H. Lantz was reappointed clerk, Lawrence Colbert sworn in as new member and vice president. D. E. Carr and Joe Wolf attended. The coal contract for the year was awarded to Lowell Lantz. All bonds, bills, interests, and salaries are paid in full to Jan. 1 with small balances left.
Mrs. P. J. Stanley hosted the Rothwell Club on Main Street with two papers read by Mrs. M. M. Bryson on Historic and Scenic Points of Interest in Ohio and by Mrs. W. A. Pride on Forts in Ohio A surprise birthday honor for Mrs Pride followed with a purse gift and cake Ice cream was served Glouster Mission plans all day revival Sunday January 9 to attract large crowds
The Parent Teachers Association will convene Monday evening at 7 in the High School Auditorium. Monroe Building pupils will present the program.
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ will gather in the church social rooms Friday night at seven. Mrs H F Kittle heads the committee in charge.
GLOUSTER The Wednesday Night Contract Bridge Club met with Mrs. F. H. May. Three tables played with Mrs. O. A. McDonald taking first prize and Mrs. H. J. Heiskel second. Refreshments served to members including Mrs. Andrew Chutes and Mrs. Herman Atlas among others plus guests.
Glouster churches announce services at the Church of Christ led by minister David P. Morris with 9 a.m. Bible School 10 a.m. Lord's Supper and sermon My Prayer 6 p.m. Junior and Senior Endeavor 7 p.m. Happy Hour Service and Power of Saving Faith sermon. Methodist Church led by pastor F G Boroff with 9:30 a.m. services 10:30 a.m. Sunday School morning worship. Epworth League 7 p.m. evening worship on Bethlehem Nazareth Christ and What Jesus Teaches About Man.
Mrs. Emanuel Crabtree of Millfield is discharged from St. Francis Hospital where she had been since December 17 after undergoing major surgery. She returns to her home Thursday to recover.
A historic recipe for fish chowder using haddock salt pork onion potatoes and crackers. The method describes simmering fish head skin and bones with water then adding fish pieces potatoes and seasonings and finishing with a milk flour roux before adding crackers.
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