Fruit Soup Is Ace For Summer
Fruit soups are popular and refreshing with vitamins and bright flavors. Three recipes include Loganberry and Cherry, Iced Fruit Bouillon, and Iced Strawberry Bouillon with methods for chilling, garnishing, and serving.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
9
One Platter Meal Idea For Sunday Guests
A vintage recipe describes a tomato aspic ring filled with crabflake salad and surrounded by chicory and stuffed eggs. It includes prep steps such as soaking gelatin, boiling vegetables, straining the tomato mixture, molding the aspic, and assembling the ring with crabflake salad and garnishes for serving.
Charles Minck Dies At Glouster Home
Charles R. Minck 82 died at Maplewood home after a two week illness. Born at Happy Hollow he worked a mine in Utley before settling in Glouster. He married twice, leaving children Frank and Charlene Minck, and daughters Olive Beal and Mrs. Warren Williams. Surviving siblings include John Frank and Elizabeth Stout. Funeral Sunday at 1 p.m. at the home. Rev. M M Martin officiating. burial in Maplewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles R. Minck
Maplewood
Mr. Minck
Happy Hollow
Buchtel
Utley
Miss Buchman
Lewis
Mrs Weiland Dies at Home in Corning
Mrs Mary Berna dine Weiland 51 of Corning died suddenly at her home on Wednesday night from a heart attack. She was born in Rendville and lived in the Corning area all her life. Surviving are her husband Henry. two sons Leo and Frances. daughter Mrs Mary Strock of Detroit. brothers Jim Bennett of Corning and Joe Bennett of Detroit. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Saturday at St Bernard Church with Father Anthony Tague presiding. Burial in Lexington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Mary Bernadine Weiland
Rendville
Henry Weiland
Leo
Frances
Mary Strock
Detroit
Jim Bennett
Joe Bennett
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Alumni Dance Guests
Glouster social notes list numerous guests visiting over the holidays including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duncan and Mrs. Mary Duncan of Akron, Miss Kathryn Davis from Warren, and many others from Columbus Cleveland Detroit and Akron. Several attended the Alumni banquet and dance while others visited local families and attended Decoration Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Mathews
Paul Duncan
Mary Duncan
Akron
Frank Cunningham
Ohio State University
Columbus
Cary Hoffman
Eldon Hoffman
Harry Hoffman
Garmon Conaway
Crooksville
Chester Post
Kathryn Davis
Warren
Frank Davis
Jacksonville
Atty
Gwynn Sanders
Marysville
H. F. Kittle
Dent Buhla
Detroit
Frank Buhla
Wilfred Mill
H. B. Moore
Clyde Gillet
Sophia Nagle
J. G. Blower
Jimmie
Elizabeth Gordon
City
Thomas Blower
Bishopville
Clair Porter
Beckley
W. Va
Thomas Vaughn
Gertrude Pride
H. R. Matheny
Lou Matheny
Cleveland
W. N. Matheny
Dorcas Burns
Mary Burns
New Glouster Pastor Is Speaker Before Kiwanians
Rev. M. M. Martin, new Church of Christ pastor in Glouster, spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Gordon on Memorial Day evening. He urged honoring heroes who died for the nation and noted sacrifices sustaining democracy. He was welcomed as an honorary club member by president L. K. Hieskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Martin
L. K. Hieskell
Concord Program Largely Attended on Decoration Day
More than three hundred people attended Concord Decoration Day exercises on Sunday. Guests included W. D. Christman and J. W. Moody of the G A R who, after recent falls, could not recount war experiences. The Frank McCann Post led cemetery services with other groups participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
W. D. Christman
J. W. Moody
G.A.R
U.V
D.U.V
Concord Sunday School
Milford Sayers
Christman
American Legion Quartette
W. P. Clark
Announces Church Services Sunday in Glouster and Christ
At M. E. Church pastor F G Boroff lists Sunday School 9 30 supervised by John S Blower with M M LeFavor leading song service. Morning worship communion at 10 30 Epworth League 6 30 evening service 7 30 theme Those Whom Jesus Blessed. At Church of Christ Max M Martin says Bible School 9 00 morning worship and communion 10 00 subject The Thief in the Church Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor 6 30 evening service 7 30 subject Paul s Answer to King Agrippa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Max M. Martin
Bible School
Paul
Agrippa
Page Seven Smart for Kitchens
Printed oil cloth glazed chintz and new oiled silks offer kitchen curtain options. They come in fine gay patterns and colors, are easy to arrange and make, washable with a damp cloth, and re hang in a jiffy.
Mixing chocolate with fruit flavors for cake
The article suggests combining chocolate with orange flavors for cake layers using orange juice or extract and orange rind. It notes chocolate pairs well with orange rind and mentions black walnut and mint as additional good pairings with chocolate.
Bible Sells Vastly Worldwide With 30 Million Annual Copies
The Bible remains the world’s top selling book with an estimated 30 million copies sold each year. This figure underscores its global reach across diverse cultures and markets.
Zaleski Brief News Notes
Mrs H E Duncan of Cincinnati spent the weekend at her former home here. Columbus visitors included Dr A A Boal and wife, and Mrs Will Scott. Memorial Day drew many to the cemetery and Lake Zaleski. College boy Martin McKibben returned home for the summer. Local families hosted relatives from Charleston, W Va and Columbus through the weekend and Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
H. E. Duncan
Cincinnati
James Dennis
Martin McKibben
Columbus
Elmer Robertson
Ernest Robertson
Charleston
W. Va
C. E. Vansky
Mary Marlin
Jane Addis
J. H. Sands
Jeanne Sweeney
R. R. Sands
Mike Butler
James McKibben
Howard Graham
Grass Run-Side Hill Social and Personal
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grueser died Wednesday May 31. Guests visiting from Pomeroy Columbus Rutland and Dexter include Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Willock Mr. and Mrs. Byron Saxton Mrs. Aleck Starcher and daugh ter Mrs. Ernest Caudy and others. Families from Harrisonville Logan and Pittsburgh join local gatherings and visits with the Hut ton Nicholson and Saxton households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth F. Nicholson
Claude Dulaney
Dexter
A. E. Plummer
Columbus
O. E. Bratton
Ernest Malden
Rutland
G. O. Will and Sons
Norman, Pearl
Galen
Frank Young
Harrisonville
Clara Spires
Henry Hutton
W. A. Hutton
Harold Saxton
Logan
B. E. Saxton
Anna Bryan
Hysell Run
Betty Bratton
Norman Will
G. O. Will and Son
Don L. Wood and Son
Patrick
Pomeroy
Clyde Will
Canada
William Nicholson
Mae Bolin
Pittsburgh
Reno Chamber Explains Silver Sidewalk Rumor
Reno Nevada chamber explains to a Norfolk Virginia inquirer that the only silver dollars laid on sidewalks are in front of two local clubs, debunking the national myth of silver paved streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Reno Chamber of Commerce
United States
Norfolk
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Claire Ball
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Charles Minck
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Iece A
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Blackwell's
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Walker’s
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Athens
Ohio
Richardson Baking Co
Glouster and Marietta
Whitens Clothes
PT Yy
Libby
Kellogg’s
N. B.C
Dico
Kay San
Dwich
Texas
New
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National Brands Stores
Mary Cook
Nelsonville
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