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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1941
Page
11
A guide explains affordable beef options like brisket and plate cuts, with recipes for New England boiled dinner and braised beef plate dishes. It notes the plate's flavor and protein value and provides step by step cooking methods from boiling to braising. The text ends with a demographic note on Ontario's role in Canadian agricultural implements production.
Three brisket stew recipes describe using beef brisket with lima beans and green pepper, curry batter with tomatoes and jelly, and a large mixed-vegetable stew. Each method covers preparation, simmering times, and final seasoning with sugar, vinegar, and salt.
Mrs. F. J. Beasley comes home to Grandview Heights Wednesday night after an eighteen day stay with her son-in-law and daughter Dr and Mrs C Lloyd Strecker in College Hill Cincinnati. She met new great grandson Charles Strecker IV and attended Methodist events with the Streckers. Also noted are visiting guests at the Frash home in Selby Fruit Farm and a Phi Mu Auxiliary meeting planned for January 15. Celery curls are described as a garnish method with four inch stalks cut and curled by chilling.
Madge and Dicky Graham monitor Carolyn Brixton at a drugstore as they escort her for a staged lunch. They plan to keep Carolyn in view while state police covertly trail Marion Morton’s friends, using a mirror and signals to stay ahead of pursuit. The scene ends with their tainted lunch and wary watch for approaching rivals.
Miss Myrta Ashworth hosted the Philathea Class of the Christian Church on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Helen Stokes led a discussion on Recipe For a Happy New Year, followed by an editorial reading and prayer. New officers elected were Lucille Duffee president, Helen Stokes vice president, Donna Hailbert secretary, Fern Robinson treasurer. A surprise shower for Mrs Harley Poling accompanied a social hour. nineteen members and one guest attended.
Deaconess Mrs. A. O. Sloane led devotions for the Athens WCTU with prayer by Mrs. W. E. Clark. Reports covered the Temperance Education Committee, shut ins articles by Mrs. Helen Lawrence, correspondence by Mrs. Lucy Wharton, and legislative replies read by Mrs. A. E. Wagner. The LTL had 22 paid members. plans for a membership drive were discussed. program committee named. song "God Bless America" sung by Mrs. Ralph Woods. social event at Central Ave Methodist noted.
The Alexander Aid Society met at Mrs P M Lax’s home with 25 members. Roll call featured New Year resolutions. scripture read by Mrs Fannie Eccles. treasurer Maud Raybould reported. Plans were set for a bake sale January 25 with Mrs Marie Dorsey chairing. Prizes went to Maud Vorhes and Marie Crossen. Friendship Mirror given to Mrs Lax.
Advertises a do it yourself cough syrup using sugar water and Pinex to produce a pint of cough remedy. Claims fast relief from colds coughing with easy preparation and low cost. Promises refund if not satisfied and notes Pinex contains guaiacol and Norway pine derivatives.
When buying a crown of lamb roast have the trimming ground into patties for next day lunch. If needed add an inexpensive cut ground in with it. Serve with creamed potatoes buttered carrots and peas cold slaw pineapple and cupcakes. For roasting stick salt on bone ends to prevent burning.
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