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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1938
Page
8
Outdoor entertaining ideas for cool drinks using fruit juices, sugar syrup, and ginger ale. Recipes include Ruby Cup variations with seasonal berries, a Terrace Cobbler blend of lemon or lime juice with fruit juices and sugar, and frozen peppermint cream with ginger ale.
Simple recipes pair crumbled crab stuffed flounder with a cucumber tomato sauce. Six fillets rolled with crab, steamed, breaded, and baked, served hot with a bright cucumber tomato sauce seasoned with mustard.
Mrs. Callie Cowdery aged 82 widow of A W Cowdery died at her Reedsville home after long illness and a relapse. Survived by children Emma Prince William Cowdery Leah Stansbury Nell Packard George D H Linn Parks Nelson. Funeral at Christian Church Saturday at two conducted by Rev B O Connor. Burial in Reedsville Cemetery.
Cold dishes ideas for hot days include cream cheese rolls made with orange rind ginger and gingersnaps served with salads. Also peanut butter bran muffins combine bran flour sugar soda salt baking powder sour milk molasses egg shortening and peanut butter baked about 20 minutes.
The article outlines methods for canning ripe and slightly green fruits at 300 reheated to 275 while using sugar syrup proportions of eight parts sugar to two parts water for sweet fruits and longer boiling for sour varieties. It covers grape cordial canning with grape juice and spices and notes MIT spent $30000 researching perfect coffee.
Tomato use has evolved from early distrust to widespread healthful status. Modern tomatoes are larger juicier and flavorful. Tomato juice and soup provide vitamin C and energy for all ages and seasons.
The National Recreation Association reports more softball players in 1937 than those in official baseball, indicating a shift in popular recreation in America.
Kerr's Run beat Monkey Run 10-3 Thursday night in Twilight Recreation League action. The Haven also defeated Coalport 10-6 on Monkey Run diamond with Stivers delivering two home runs and a single. The games marked the end of the league's first half.
Grass Run-Side Hill residents report a barn fire of unknown origin Tuesday night destroying the structure owned by William Robinson. In other news, community events include the Dexter Four-H Club meeting at Miss Jean Amos home and various Sunday guest visits among local families. Belgrade reports a Jugoslav railway clerk’s wife woke from a sleep lasting 865 hours, baffling doctors.
The student senate at the University of Illinois asks for a seniors restricted marriage problems course. President Willard offers a lectures series for all students. Senate holds to its request in a later letter. Theodore Regan gains a day off to attend the workhouse after pleading guilty in traffic court. The judge instructs him to seek one day off from his employer.
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