Banana Cake Is Super Dessert
Entertaining recipe handwritten in early text describes a banana cake with three 9 inch pans. It lists ingredients including cake flour soda shortening sugar milk eggs and bananas and notes a cream cheese frosting.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1948
Page
18
Entertaining recipe handwritten in early text describes a banana cake with three 9 inch pans. It lists ingredients including cake flour soda shortening sugar milk eggs and bananas and notes a cream cheese frosting.
A chapter on an extra smooth apricot cottage cheese pie describes a layered dessert with apricot filling, creamy cottage cheese custard, and a flaky crust. The recipe emphasizes baking the custard slowly at 325 degrees Fahrenheit and starting the crust in a hot oven for a sharp initial bake.
Perry County Auditor Everett L Eveland says equalization work by Cole Layer Trem Co land appraisers of Dayton will likely extend into 1949. Final tax values will reflect replacements values of 1941 or earlier, based on county needs. Guardian accounts, estate disbursements, and several court actions are noted, including property sales, divorces, and marriage licenses in the New Lexington and nearby areas.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Aberts visited relatives in Zanesville. Mrs Bessie Slater spent a week end with her daughter and son in law in Murray City. Miss Eldona Fouts of Marion visited friends in Hollister. Weekend guests of Sgn Reece Thompson included several families from McArthur MecCunesville and more. Mrs Mattie Snyder was ill at Greens Run. Larry and Lester Penn visited their aunt Alvin Hardy in Murray City. Mrs Lena Thotl som
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