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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1936
Page
9
The Recipe Editor highlights July’s abundant produce with chilled fruit cups and ice cream desserts. Recipes include chocolate ice cream and raspberry ice cream with simple steps, plus tips to finish a meal with light, festive desserts suitable for company or family dinners.
Advices to combat constipation with meals rich in bulk. Recommends Kellogg's All-Bran as a convenient source of bulk, vitamins, and iron. Describes uses with milk, soups, salads, muffins, breads, and waffles. Notes two tablespoonfuls daily and to consult a doctor if relief fails. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
A family recipe from Mrs. R. E. Keenan at 9 Park Place describes a multi layer gelatin salad using pineapple white cherries pimentoes nuts and Philadelphia cream cheese. The method combines two gelatin envelopes with fruit juices and creates three layers topped with a cheese layer and optional mayonnaise whipped cream mix.
Mrs J E Coursey shares a six serving recipe for chilled baked apples topped with a ginger hard sauce. The method bakes apples then creames butter and sugar, folds in crumbled ginger snaps, and serves the mixture over the apples.
Apple Sauce Cake recipe attributed to Mrs. Ralph W. Barker of 12 Raymond Drive describes using apple sauce from homemade sauce for a pork roast. Ingredients include butter brown sugar unsweetened apple sauce soda dissolved in hot water spices flour and raisins baked in a moderate oven.
Mrs. Frances Gibbs of Gloucester shares a half century old family recipe for macaroni salad. The dish combines elbow macaroni celery cabbage seeded raisins bananas and mayonnaise for a simple cold salad.
A recipe combines vanilla arrow root pudding milk coffee and whipped cream. The mixture is layered with vanilla wafers in a leaf pan, chilled overnight, then sliced to serve after folding in whipped cream.
Oak Grove residents share visits and gatherings across Nelsonville Enterprise and nearby towns. Families such as the Wendells Wolfe Ely Allen Kinsey and Hall host or attend dinners and ice cream social events. A member, Woodrow, begins a stay at Rocky Glen Sanitarium in Mc Connelsville. John Henry Hall born recently to Mr and Mrs Ben Hall.
The State of Ohio Athens County Edna May Bingman plaintiff and Joan E Hill et al defendants Case No 16418 I will offer for sale at public auction at the courthouse door in Athens on Monday August 10 1936 at 1 30 PM the SE quarter of the NE quarter in Bern township described as Archase of The Ohio Company 40 acres more or less with a right of way from the 40 acres to the old east road excepting the granted right of way to John W Armstrong and B Armatron premises at Plantsville and Sweathouse Road appraised at 75 cannot be sold for less than two thirds terms cash on sale date Charles Stratton Sheriff of Athens County Ohio John W Bolin Attorney 7-10-50tw
Your Children Will Mrs L R Allen presents a Pineapple Snow dessert recipe learned from her mother and now a family favorite. It combines cooked rice, whipped cream, marshmallows, and crushed pineapple, mixed and cooled for two hours or more.
A Plains page shares Mrs. Myrtle Mohney apple roll instructions with sugared dough and cinnamon filling, plus Russian Tea, Cabbage Salad, and Marshmallow Ice Cream recipes. It notes Mrs. James Hale set a Camp Perry rifle record and lists a school budget hearing for July 2 at 7:30 PM.
Twelve years Mrs Vern H Sayre Trimble has served Rainbow Salad. It is easily and quickly prepared. Drain peas mix with cream cheese diced sweet pickles diced pimentos strips. Combine with your favorite salad dressing and serve on lettuce leaves.
A salad dressing recipe credited to Mrs. R. A. Dalton lists condensed milk vinegar mustard and salt. The method calls beating in a bowl until thick and notes it can be thinned with fruit juices or cream. The text then digresses about fish anatomy and tail fins.
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