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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
2
Recipe directions describe preparing corn pulp with hulls, mixing with eggs, flour, salt, cayenne and pepper, then folding in whipped egg whites. Fry spoonfuls in hot fat until golden brown on both sides for corn fritters.
Pomeroy July 28 Annual prize and field day of Meigs County Granges will be held August 4 at Carpenter Experiment Farm. Nine granges participate with Misie Neltie Radekin Carpenter as organizer and Walter F. Kirk Ohio State Grange master expected to attend.
An all day home coming event at Pratt Fork United Brethren Church is planned for Sunday. After a Bible study period and services a basket dinner will be served. A short musical program begins at 1 30 followed by an address by Edwin M Larason of Athens. Past and present members and the general public are invited.
MEDDLEPORT July-Meigs Geanty reports a district meeting of young people at Forest Run Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday at 7 30 pm. The program includes a skit titled Janey a pantomime Union Maste and other features followed by a social hour and refreshments. All young people from county churches are urged to attend regardless of denomination.
Mrs. Almeda Davis, 72, died Wednesday night after a long illness at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Warren Davis, where she had lived seven years. Her son is in a reforestation camp near Zanesville and funeral plans await his return. The body will be moved to Ross County for burial.
Carpenter B Y P A meets Sunday night at 8 o'clock led by Arthur Woodyard on friendship with those of other races. Pomeroy report notes Mr and Mrs Jacob Roller returned to Mulberry Avenue after two days in Portsmouth where Mrs Roller, district inspector of the Rebekah Lodge, inspected the Manila Chapter. A banquet and social time followed.
Housewife advice calls for boiling sweet corn in sugar water and avoiding salt. The article notes young corn cooks in five minutes while mature kernels need eight to ten, as salt toughens the corn. It also provides a corn and pimiento bake recipe with onion paprika and baking powder baked in a buttered casserole.
Howard McElhinny of Charleston reports his daughter Eleanor, 15, who recently returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital, will undergo ankle and foot surgery in Charlesto n on September 1. Doctors at Johns Hopkins examined her for infantile paralysis and express cautious optimism about the operation’s success.
Folmer attempted to unload a coal truck after a price quarrel with Baum over a six cent per bushel rate. Baum drove off before unloading, and officers were notified of the confrontation.
Clyde French of Main Street leaves Thursday for Columbus to attend a dry cleaners conference joined by his brother Earl in Athens. They return Friday. Mr and Mrs Charles Barnett visit Muncie Indiana with the former's mother and are back on South Second Avenue. The Rawlingses finish World’s Fair trip and return Wednesday evening. Edwar Ervin of Columbus visits in Middleport on business. C Boddy and Jack Watkins of Ontario stay with Mrs A J Beaver.
Carl Hubbard 21 of Syracuse and Adrian Whitlack 21 of Syracuse earned a marriage license in probate court and wed the same day by Justice J W McCullough. Probate journal notes Holter named administrator of Phildon Roush estate with $800 bond. Baer Baer Rhodes named appraisers. will of Val Jones probated. Hess will admitted to probate.
Paris sends its latest frocks highlighting a chic vestee with a high collar. The slim silhouette features a moulded waist and slender skirt panels with smart sleeves and a back sash. Pattern 1514 offered in sizes 12 through 32.
A vintage recipe describes melting butter with cheese then mixing in grated corn pulp pimiento and beaten eggs with thickened tomatoes. Season with salt paprika, heat until hot and serve on toasted bread.
Middleport July 24 members of the Loyal W s Class met at the Church of Christ with Mrs R B Laughead presiding. After a business session the group enjoyed social time and refreshments.
The 680 edition features sports golf tennis dresses jumpers house frocks and beginner patterns. Includes step by step sewing instructions and a chic sweater guide. Prices 15 cents for catalog alone or 25 cents with pattern. mail orders to The Athers Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
William Baum of Chester was arrested on a charge of stealing coal from the Folmer mine after he ordered a load and asked the price. George Folmer swore out the warrant. The arrest occurred Thursday in Pomeroy.
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