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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
8
Recipe describes soaking bread slices in water then mixing with onions green peppers salt pepper poultry seasoning thyme and an egg. It instructs stitching the heart with string, boiling for 214 hours, rolling in corn flour and frying, then serving with a brown gravy and Worcestershire sauce. Leftovers may be sliced cold.
Classified notice notes a Ford truck from 1918 for sale in Middleport at a cheap price with phone contact 82x. The short ad reflects typical rural listings and low price expectations.
The John A. Reed farm was sold to Jasper Lambert and the old Grant farm transferred to Carl Manley within the past week.
Racine lodge F. and A. M. conferred the third degree on one candidate Tuesday evening and was inspected by Special Deputy W. G. Plantz of Pomeroy. A banquet followed. Four or five autos of Pomeroy Eastern Stars attended. Mineral Lodge 242 I. O. C. F. conferred the initiatory degree on four candidates Tuesday evening with a planned big feast including ice cream next Tuesday.
Syracuse will host a reception tomorrow evening at the Methodist church for all returned soldiers. Judge A. P. Miller and Captain Harry Bennett will speak, with vocal and instrumental music and readings as part of the program.
The home of the late A. W. Vorhes and adjoining property were sold at administrator's sale to capitalist John E. Lyons of Middleport for 22500. Lyons had already bought the Ed Hortof house and the vacant lot above the Episcopal church on Main St, making him one of Pomeroy's largest real estate holders.
The funeral for Charles Lawrence Geyer four month old son of Mr and Mrs John L Geyer of Pomeroy was held at Simpson M E church at 2 pm conducted by Rev Cherrington. Burial followed in Beech Grove cemetery.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. Mock of Logan, with Mrs. Mock formerly Dora Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Saunders and Mr. and Mrs. B. Woodrum of Clifton left on a several weeks auto trip. Mrs. Milton Hoodlet recently operated on for appendicitis at Mercy Hospital Columbus and is improving. Mrs. George Willner, who underwent surgery in Charleston, is improving and expected to return home this week. The D. A. R. will picnic at the home of Mrs. J. S. Boggess Saturday.
Mrs Edward French traveled to Marietta for a cousin’s graduation. Mr and Mrs Victor Waelchie and Miss Lucy Bogres stay with relatives this week and plan to move to Cincinnati. Dr Davis Middleton returns home from Philadelphia after medical college study.
W. W. Thompson, long serving traffic officer at Middleport, is appointed chief traffic officer for the Methodist Centenary event opening June 20 at the State Fair Grounds in Columbus.
Noah Sayre of Antiquity was freed after his wife pleaded for another trial on charges of non support of a minor child. He admitted spending most wages on strong drink and promised to support his wife and child. the court warned of summary punishment if he relapsed.
Miss Louise Eberbach and Miss Gertrude Stowe hosted a beach party at the sand bar last evening for the boys and girls of their Sunday School classes. The event celebrated Miss Eberbach as she prepares to move to Columbus to become assistant secretary of the Y M C A.
A few days after the Pul lins ice plant at Racine started operations, the dynamo burned out and the plant is now shut down. A fine quality of ice was being supplied to the trade when the mishap occurred.
John Scott manager of the Maynard mine store at Hobson is moving his household goods from Nelsonville into the Judge I C Russell property in Middleport a choice residence in town.
Mrs Elmer P Cubbison honored with a friendly shower hosted by the Ladies Aid of the M E church at the Lowman residence. Seventeen attendees enjoyed refreshments and gifts in a surprise gathering. Local relations include Lieut Clyde K Creesy and family visiting from Washington D C and several residents traveling for visits and brief trips.
Cleveland defeated by Washington 3 to 6 while Detroit shutout by Chicago 0. New York won 7 to 4 against St. Louis and Philadelphia beat Chicago 3 to 0. Boston blanked by Chicago. The pennant race shows teams with records and winning percentages reflecting current standings.
A health note urges drinking a glass of real hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach and organs, improve appetite, and purify the digestive tract. The claim cites renewed vigor and rosy cheeks after a short period of use. Billed as internal sanitation, the tip is credited to Mrs. W. C. Light and family.
Mrs Jeannette Harris visiting sister Mrs J H Lowry at Napoleon Miss Faye Chapman left Monday to visit relatives at Clarksburg W Va Miss Lenore Rice Stewart R D 1 guest of Mrs L B Finsterwald Mr and Mrs W A Shott Athens visitors Monday Mrs J A Rodehaver hosting daughter Mrs Gaily Cottrell of Athens and Mr and Mrs Gray of St Louis Hazel Woodard of Athens visiting parents Rev and Mrs M I Woodard Charles Ginn and son Charles of Irenton were Tuesday guests of the Woodards
A recipe segment outlines preparing brains by soaking, simmering with bay leaf herbs and onion, then slicing. It then describes stuffing corn muffin cups with brains and a cream sauce seasoned with paprika onion parsley and lemon juice, topped with cheese and baked.
Prepare two ox tails and simmer in a sauce pan with two cups of water and one onion until tender. Drain and place in a baking dish. Season with salt and pepper, grate a little cheese, and cover with strips of bacon.
The fragment instructs to place something in a hot oven for 10 minutes and to serve from a dish with curry and rice. No additional context or ingredients are provided in the readable text.
Beef, sheep and pork hearts yield hot dishes and can be sliced for cold cuts. Hearts can be minced, made into meat loaf or sausage, and used in Chili Con Carne. Wash hearts in warm water with baking soda, split to remove tough parts, soak, drain, and dry before use.
A short notice describes preparing two pork hearts as directed in a recipe or culinary guide, likely for a cooking demonstration or instructional text. The fragment emphasizes handling and filling the hearts as instructed.
The old whipping post was used today in Rockville Maryland to punish George Williams a Black man found guilty of beating his wife. Sheriff W L Aud administered twenty lashes with a buggy whip the maximum penalty under Maryland law. Williams weighed over 200 pounds and endured the punishment without collapse. He thanked the sheriff for the light sentence.
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