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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
10
Chauncey Harry V. Trout and Lenna Faye Trout celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at their home 56 Con verse St Chauncey. An open house is scheduled Sunday July 20 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Harold Vaughn reports fishing not as good as in recent weeks though bluegill catches are large. Local anglers like Earl Kinneer and Robert Morris note sizable bluegill and several bass pockets. The lake beach area remains popular with lifeguards on duty and public facilities available. boating after dark requires lights and life preservers.
The Oakdale Friendship Circle met Tuesday evening July 15 at Ida Mae Phillips’s home. Virginia Moore led the business session. Contests were won by Mae Losey and Lorena Jewell. Refreshments were served to members and guests including Lucille Wolfe Rosa Love Virginia Moore Gertrude Jewell Geneva Jewell Mae Losey Martha Harry Juanita Myers Lorena Jewell Donna Mae Brunton Jeanette Jewell Peggy Harry and Ida Mae Phillips. The next gathering is set for August 12 at Sarah Swaro’s home. Ida Mae Phillips and Mae Losey serve on the program committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Echstenkamper announce the birth of a son named Thomas Michael born Sunday July 13. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Steffy and Mrs. Anna Echstenkamper. great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaner and Mrs. Blanche Shepard of Lancaster plus Mrs. Cecilia Echstenkamper.
Veal Salad titled Royal Veal Salad showcases a recipe designed for summer appetites. It features diced veal celery Bing cherries hard cooked eggs chopped pecans salt mayonnaise and salad greens. Serve chilled with extra egg slices and cherries for garnish yielding six servings.
Simple ham slice baked in a 300 degree oven for one hour accompanies a Cherry-Orange Sauce. The sauce blends butter, cornstarch, ginger with cherries, orange rind and juice to create a colorful accompaniment for a ready-to-serve main course.
Leftover pork transforms into a one dish casserole with tomato soup frozen green beans oregano and French fried onions. Layer the meat beans and onions bake at 300 F for about 40 minutes yielding six servings. Beef or lamb can substitute for pork.
A fancy dessert idea for a bridal shower is Apple Peanut Squares by Reba Staggs a home economist. The recipe uses lard in the crust and batter and yields flaky tender pastry. Ingredients include apples peanuts flour baking powder soda and sugars. bake in a 400 degree oven in a 9 by 13 inch pan.
Cub Scouts Dens 4 and 5 in Millfield plan a Friday evening combined meeting with a cookout and swimming at Lake Burr Oak. Den mothers Jean Lopez and Ruth Omen will supervise.
Miss Kathryn McCoy of Chauncey announces senior band practice for Friday July 18 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m in the band room with Chauncey Dover band instructors.
Mr and Mrs James Smith and children of Lancaster visited Mr and Mrs John Schoonover Sunday. Various relatives from Norwood Hiram Trimble Heights and Columbus joined a family to share dinners picnics and visits at Old Man's Cave and with the Roloson Banfield and Danko families.
Chauncey Dover Senior Band will rehearse Friday 6 30 to 8 30 in the band room ahead of a Saturday Amesville Firemen festival concert. Beginners and Juniors Bands rehearse Thursday 3 30 to 5.\\nLessons are listed for Thursday and Friday with times and names for various instruments and band groups.
The Scrap Book committee of the Chauncey Garden Club reports receipt of the publicity book submitted. Members mentioned include Mrs. S. L. Darst Mrs. Andy Kostival Mrs. Dow Bridge water and Miss Irene Lester with word from state publicity chairman Mrs Leo Ebernhardt that the book has been received.
Report highlights machinery handling as the leading cause of deaths on American farms with drowning as the second most common rural fatality. Data emphasizes safety practices to reduce such incidents across agricultural communities.
Cub Scouts Dens 4 and 5 with Den Mothers Jean Lopez and Ruth Omen and their families held a Saturday evening weiner roast on the Moody lawn at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moody's residence.
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