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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
6
A user offers practical jelly making tips to minimize cooking time. Key points include using minimal water, boiling fruits until soft, stirring constantly to avoid scorching, and boiling currants briefly. Use a flat bottom pan to speed evaporation and produce clear juice before combining with sugar.
A reader shares plum based desserts and preserves including stuffed roasted plums with cream cheese and walnuts. Also provided are recipes for ripe plum catsup and ripe plum marmalade with steps, ratios, and canning notes. A separate note mentions a Maroon Illinois service station owner using a plaster horse as advertising.
Mrs. Frank Goldsberry visited Columbus and returned with Mrs. C L Goldsberry and Catherine. Charles Coen, recently ill, shows improvement. Warren Barnhill hosted a birthday gathering for daughter Helen. Mt Zion marks a children's day service on Sunday July 3 at 2 pm. Sarah Goldsberry visits with daughter in law Elmer Goldsberry and children. G E Coen cutting wheat. Gilbert Coen attends Ohio University Athens. Coen to teach at Lottridge school next year.
Local residents and visitors are listed for social and travel events. Guests include Rev. and Mrs. Fred Koster of Laurelville with Mrs. Lillie Haskins. Dr. George Schaaf and family at Lancas ter races. Julius Bennett returning from Columbus. families traveling to Charleston, Cedar Grove, Columbus, and New York. attendance at sports events in Detroit and Chicago. hospital updates on Mrs. William Burford. and preparations for a Columbus students rooming house led by A Z Junkerman.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Snowball of Cemetery Hill celebrated their fifty third wedding anniversary last Sunday. Twenty six relatives and friends attended including relatives from Columbus Barberton Middleport and New Haven W Va. Numerous visits and family notices followed with local moves and social events noted.
Members of the Nifty Stitchers Sewing Club with husbands and friends held a wiener roast and marshmallow toast at the Rock Springs Fairground in honor of Miss Opal Will. Present were Mr and Mrs William Bartels, Mr and Mrs Albert Brown, Miss Kathryn Mitch, Harriet Beards, Agnes Sutton, Genevieve Will, Edgar Mitch, Thomas Bowen, Henry Dailey, and the guest of honor Opal Will.
A recipe touts an economical sour cream cake using eggs sugar sour cream and cinnamon baked 35 to 40 minutes. The Turner Valley Alberta crude oil output is stated at 10000 barrels daily plus 2000 barrels of naphtha daily.
Fragments describe hot weather salad ideas with aspic tomato base, sardine garnish, and an egg noodle salad. A separate note from Oroville, California, reports Bryce Phillips and family on a 3,000 mile Mojave landscape painting trip facing rattlesnake interference.
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