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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1958
Page
6
The New Haven column lists many social visits from Springfield Newark Brilliant Columbus and St Albans. Highlights include births Raymond Scott July 26 and daughter July 22, and travelers returning from Birmingham Wilmington Chicago and Niagara Falls.
The cut is a salted cured side of pork usually split lengthwise for slicing. It shows alternating fat and lean layers and is prepared by simmering, pandroiling, panfrying or baking. Panfried salt pork is common at breakfast and it also seasons beans and enriches veal roasts.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols hosted a Sunday homecoming for their children and families. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Nichols and daughter of York Ohio D W Nichols of Baton Rouge Louisiana Mr and Mrs H L Hendershott of Lancaster Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols and daughter of Casey Illinois Mr and Mrs Wilford Tippie and daughters of Athens Rev and Mrs E E Nichols and son of Anderson Indiana Mr and Mrs Co W Martin and sons of Dayton Mr and Mrs Clarence Nichols Jr and four children of Louisville Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ray and children of Columbus Mr and Mrs Cecil Hendershott and daughter of Alison and Mr and Mrs Wendell Hill of Charleston.
Mrs. Eva Croy of Caldwell and Mrs. Jacob Meese of Athens visited Mrs. Phyl lis Rowan. Mrs. Bertine Dolkowski and daughters from Dayton stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson and family. Mrs. Lloyd Dean and her son spent a week with Lola Caldwell and the C h apman family. Wade and Lonnie Martin of Kingwood W Va visited their brother and sister in law Robert and (unnamed) Martin. George Thomas and daughters from Worthington visited Myrtle Frost.
The article promotes sunny season cooking with garden vegetables and haddock preparations. It includes ideas for creamy tomato juice cocktails, cottage cheese with strawberries, and a full Sunday dinner menu with roast chicken, beets, lettuce, custard jelly layer, and haddock au gratin. Basic cooking rules emphasize washing, not peeling, and boiling vegetables with minimal water. It also gives a future dinner plan with haddock dishes and tomato aspic.
Washable wallpaper proves economical shelf paper and adds a special air to cabinets and closets. Look for end lots of patterned paper in period or modern designs to match decor and budget. When soiled, use a sudsy sponge then a damp rinse and dry.
The article urges furniture collectors to revive discarded rural items for home decor by sanding cleaning and shellacing pieces like water buckets carriage seats and ox yokes. It also notes a museum near Wantstadt Stuttgart displaying ancient and modern automobiles.
The Associated Press notes broiling and frying chickens stay in the food spotlight with steady supply and low prices. Chick prices drop 2 to 10 cents per pound in some areas while egg prices rise 2 to 6 cents a dozen. Also featured are leg of lamb turkey duck ham with plentiful fruits and vegetables and strong deals on cabbage beans cauliflower celery onions radishes potatoes corn cucumbers lettuce tomatoes peppers and watermelons.
A claim ties a Sky-High Cake to St Augustine Florida as the nation’s oldest permanent white settlement, asserting historic origins and local tradition. The note highlights local lore and regional pride around the antebellum era site.
By Caurather Place a star on your table with a lacy pineapple and shell-stitch backdrop for flowers and fruit. Pattern 619 offers a 21%-inch doily in No 30 cotton and a smaller doily. Send 35 cents for pattern plus 5 cents for first-class mail to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. 398 P O Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY.
Dexter Dexter Ellis Blessing of Columbus visited Sam Cook and Mrs Helen Williams. Mrs Vena Russell joined Mr and Mrs Jack Barnes of Columbus in Louisa Kentucky. Vivian Schilling Vermillion C visiting Ward Nicholson home. Arnold Glassburn Bidwell guest at aunt Neal Jeffers home. Betty Jeffers in Cleveland visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Ray Nicholson hosted Mr and Mrs Willard Adkins Huntington.
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