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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
7
A recipe compilation describes cold jellied soups for hot nights. It includes Jellied Consomme, Clear Tomato Jellied Soup, and Chilled Fruit Soup with detailed steps, ingredients, and chilling methods to serve in bouillon cups on torrid days.
A luncheon dish combining red salmon and celery with mayonnaise for moisture. Layer on crisp lettuce and press stuffed olives into the mound to show the pimiento stuffing, surround with tomato slices spread with creamed cottage cheese, and garnish with radishes.
Old fashioned tomato pickle from a Yankee recipe collection notes using ripe tomatoes sugar cider vinegar and spices. Simmer until tomatoes turn translucent and juice is creamy. Seal in jars for storage or chill if used immediately. Waste allowance given and tomatoes should be firm.
Louise Baer, Columbus student nurse, stayed with her parents in Minersville for weeks. Families including Gruesers, Hartenbachs, Baileys, Maags, Caphearts, Roses, Roushs, Woods, Wolf, and others frequent relatives in Gallipolis Syracuse Columbus Marietta and Cincinnati. Visitors and illness noted among Newton Roush and Glenna Rummel with Red Cross ties and civic work in Pomeroy.
A dinner meeting is planned at Island View Inn Friday at 6 p.m. for representatives of civic organizations and others interested in forming a permanent Disaster Committee for Gallia County. Maurice Reddy of Cincinnati, state Red Cross director, will speak and aid in relief unit formation.
Rebuilding work continues on the brick store at Third and Vine in Gallipolis. Owner Harry L. Vanden directs rehabilitation after recent severe fire damage.
Gallia County officials announce that a list of subscribers to the Rio Grande College advancement program will be issued soon. County director Lawrence Howell reports $38,000 of the $50,000 goal has been subscribed by June 15, with pledges ranging from $5 to $10,000 and a detailed tally by amount.
Gallipolis reports Rev H H Wilbur of Grace Methodist Church will deliver sermons on The Stewardship of Children and A Trial of Faith with a baptismal service and special music by the Woman's Bible Class. Junior sermons cover Team Work and Waiting for the Answer.
Gallipolis officials including Sheriff Hatfield and Chief Fraley are asked to help track a man and woman suspected of robbing Henderson West Virginia post office across the Ohio River. The robbers took letters parcel post packages and eleven silver dollars with letters ripped open found near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station. Post office inspectors join the case.
Four Luckoff store managers Max Finberg Sam Altman Bernard Brandewein and Herman Luckoff of Athens Columbus and Gallipolis settled their lawsuits out of court after a automobile crash in which they were injured while driving east in a car owned by Luckoff.
Dr. J Ernest Gendreau director of the Radium Institute of Montreal says Shanghai's leading hospital has requested a substantial quantity of radium, highlighting the global interest in the element.
A set of simple bake at home cake recipes designed for busy summers. Includes lemon frosting with orange zest, Clever Judy frosting with chocolate, and basic spice cake with molasses. Each method uses common ingredients and standard oven temperatures for speedy layered cakes.
Memorial services will be held at Rehobeth Church in Waterloo Sunday. The program includes Singing of America Address by James Collier of Ironton Music by the Sons of Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Gallipolis and a firing squad from La Fayette Post American Legion.
A simple outdoors recipe for ten. Cut dried beef into bits and fry in melted fat, add tomato pulp paprika and mustard. Beat eggs and add with grated cheese, stir until thick like cream, serve over buttered toast.
Gallipolis guests led by Dr C E Holzer attended a Wednesday night dinner in Huntington honoring Col John F Conklin U S Engineer transferred to the Canal Zone. Conklin received a platinum wrist watch from the Ohio Valley Flood Control Congress with about 200 attendees.
All Gallipolis district school buildings will receive thorough cleaning and rehabilitation during the summer. The district reports all buildings are in good repair. A contract worth 38377.50 has been awarded to Bosco and Ritchie Construction Co. of Ravenswood West Virginia to build esplanades and walk ways at Eureka Dam.
Mrs. Lloyd Baird of Denver credits Kellogg All Bran with ending three years of constipation and restoring regularity within two weeks. The ad urges two tablespoonfuls daily, notes absorbent action, and promotes cereal use with milk or recipes as a safer alternative to pills.
Miss Hannah Clark of Thurman resigns as home economics teacher in Oak Hill schools and is replaced by Miss Eloise Ridgeway, daughter of Mr and Mrs T E Ridgeway.
In Rimbey Alta Mrs John Sundberg aged 80 widowed twice and grandmother of 31 children with six great grandchildren married again. She quipped life begins at 80 after the ceremony.
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