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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
10
Recipe notes offer a Pineapple Cabbage Luncheon serving 6 to 8 with shredded cabbage green pepper pineapple lettuce and onion and a light sour cream or seasoned boiled dressing. Also described is a Nut Jellied Veal Loaf serving 4 to 6 using veal stock gelatin veal parsley onion Brazil nuts and eggs.
A labeled menu lists meals for tomorrow with breakfast items such as cherries and wheat cakes, lunch featuring rice chicken soup and cabbage salad, and dinner including nut jellied veal loaf and creamed potatoes. Beverages include coffee, tea, and milk with desserts noted.
A meat jelly loaf recipe outlines mixing veal with gelatin and a tomato jelly option for special occasions. It describes lining a loaf pan with hard cooked eggs and Brazil nuts, topping with lettuce and mayonnaise, then chilling until firm before unmolding to serve.
A Blue Plate section describes baked bananas served with a hamburger patty and vegetables. It explains both peeled and unpeeled banana preparations and timing for baking at 375 degrees F. Serve hot with butter and salt as described.
Gallipolis members attend a garden party at the home of Miss Mabel Thomas marking a social evening hosted by the Philomathean Club tonight.
A detailed home baked stuffed picnic ham recipe shows how to fill a boned ham with apples raisins and bread crumbs then bake with nectar and brown sugar for serving. It includes sauce from the cooking liquid and optional cold ham with avocado and olives or a quick luncheon fry up with tomatoes and toast.
Gallipolis Ice Co and Covert Ice Co of Port Middleport will supply Pt. Pleasant with ice after local production ceased. A 30 000 pound cold storage plant has been built to receive daily shipments from Ohio manufacturers.
Mary Katherine Brock age 70 wife of William Brock died at the family home in Portsmouth. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs William Johnson of Gallipolis and sister of Tom B Johnson of Columbus. Survived by husband and four children.
Four neighborhood children from Gallipolis were treated at Holzer Hospital Thursday for tonsil operations and returned home Friday. Citizens Patriot Ade laide Burnette Charles Rice Ray and Jack Wedemeyer were named in the report.
Major H. E. Houck is an operative patient in a U S Veterans Hospital at Huntington. His daughter Mrs Irving Baker of Cleveland is here with Mrs Houck.
Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis will feature Rev. W. Scott Westerman delivering the morning sermon titled River of Life. The choir will perform I Am Alpha and Omega. A nursery is provided. Epworth League and League Institute Club meet at 6 30 p m. There is no evening service.
In Columbus, nine Gallia and Lawrence County men admitted guilt to two counts of conspiring to violate federal liquor laws after testimony. Names include Taulby Owens Glen Owens Treeman Owens Harry McGuire Jesse James Robinson Earl Delander Pete Worley Everett Koster and Fred Sheets.
Dr. George G. Kincon of the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics asks police help to locate Peter Sedawisky a 52 year old man described as 5 feet 5 inches and 150 pounds. Sedawisky was admitted May 14 and vanished two days later, possibly working as a farm laborer in Southern Ohio. In a separate item T. J. Neal of Garfield Ave. suffered a severe head cut and contusions after a fall from a cherry tree but is not seriously injured beyond shock.
Homer Holley, recovering from a skull fracture caused by a piece of wood from a power saw, has been released from Holzer Hospital and returned to his Blazer home.
Joseph Ries, broadcasting director for WLW Cincinnati, will head the Eureka Dam dedication broadcast. From the West Virginia end he will interview Dr. C. E. Holzer General John K. Kingman Col J D Arthur and Gov Homer A Holt.
Homecoming announced for Okey Church on Sandfork to be held Sunday June 19 with an all day program.
Alfred notes the Modern Woodmen plan their annual Memorial service in Orange on June 12 with Rev. O Conner of Chester delivering the address. Local social items mention visits, home remodeling, and residents traveling between Steuart, Middleport, Hemlock Grove, Marion, and Marietta.
It is estimated that about 28,000 passengers go through Memphis Tennessee each year on the various airlines.
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