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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
10
A food page excerpt notes women plan weekend menus while at the beauty parlor and offers a Salmon loaf recipe using canned salmon and mushroom sauce. The editor cautions budgets may be tight and shares a simple meal idea serving six with bacon garnish.
Lucy Mary Malt presents a popover recipe for about 12 servings with flour milk eggs and butter plus tips. It suggests serving hot popovers with creamed meats or fruit and notes preheating cups is unnecessary. A separate item reports H Walton Heegstra’s divorce division of community property worth $300.
Summer days sap energy but tomato juice acts as a refreshing booster rich in vitamins. Serve straight for breakfast or dress up with lemon juice onion juice bouillon for an appetizer or chilled cocktail with clam broth and celery salt.
On the first day of summer, prepare a light orange pudding for six using bread, butter, orange pulp, eggs, sugar, salt, orange peel and milk. Bake in a moderate oven for about 49 minutes or 25 minutes in custard cups. A warm dessert complements a simple dinner of cold meats and salad.
Fresh asparagus with mushroom pimiento sauce. Prepare 1 bunch by trimming ends scrubbing and washing. Boil salted water 10 20 minutes until tender. Drain and serve hot with mushroom sauce poured over stalks arranged in parallel.
Mrs Emma Smith of Sumner Road hosted a June 10 social at her home in Chester for her 65th birthday. About 60 guests attended a evening reception giving gifts to the honored guest. The guest list included numerous Deans Hoffmans Koehlers Ficks and Warners and other local families.
Concord Junior Missionary Club met with teacher Mrs. Elsie Antle at her Cres Cent Ridge home for a marshmallow toast and wiener roast followed by games. Attendees included Opal Meyers, Wahnila Wolfe, Clarine Roofe, Eva Antle, Mary Lou Kittle, Imogene Wemmer, Wilma Wemmer. visitors listed among Betty and Jimmie Antle and others from Paul Wemmer to Jackie Antle.
Pomeroy RFD reports social notes with visits and movements. G O Will visited his brother W Clyde Will. Bernard Ashworth and wife from Columbus visited his father Homer D Ashworth. Wilbur Young works for Fred and Clifford Leifheit. H C Cummings moved into Everett Bailey’s Midway house. Otho Young visits his sister Mrs Sam Christie. Rev Sharp and family and Raymond Pullins Jr attended a Greenfield convention. Charley Christie visited Athens on business.
Union notices record Thomas Withers of Port Clinton visiting his parents here. Rev. Martin preaches at Union Church Sunday night. Billy Mulpas suffers severe cuts after a bicycle accident. Mrs. Milda Carsey attended a Ladies Missionary Band meeting. Mrs. Frank White hosts the boys 4-H Club. Nancy Jones, daughter of Virgil and Mrs. Jones, sustained a painful facial wound from a fall on a sharp object.
A guide to easy hot soups as summer starters or main dishes. It presents tomato consomme deluxe and tomato vegetable beef mixtures, with garnish tips and serving guidance, including quantities and proportions.
Garden social notes report visits and family events across St Marys and nearby towns. Highlights include O F Lowther visiting Rose Lamp in W Va, Eva Mohler returning from Athens for her grandson Hubert Weatherby’s high school graduation, and various relatives hosting gatherings and a potluck dinner featuring many names.
Mrs. Ed Russell returned home after visiting her daughter in Springfield. Ernest Harrison and son Morris Hysell called on friends. Ralph Frye and son Paul Bradbury spent Sunday with Mrs. Eskew's parents. Neva Roush visiting family from Akron. Leona Eskew visiting sister in Middleport. Junior Caldwell now employed at Crown City. George Hendricks in Parkersburg visited parents. Clarence Might family hosted West Rutland dinner. Leona Eskew visited Mrs Burt. Clifford Whittington and family now living in Bradbury.
Hazael resident Jacob J. Zeiher spends the summer at his cottage. Chester guests include Marion Parker and Mrs Pratt with William Pratt hosting a joint birthday party. John Johnston rebuilds after a fire. Parkersburg visitors and summer guests, with radio program origins in Parkersburg.
A simple prepared eggs a la king recipe uses 3 hard cooked eggs 1 4 cup milk and pimiento mixed with condensed cream of mushroom soup. Heat to boiling then fold in eggs and serve on toast or in patty shells. Serves 4. Do not over stir to avoid breaking the slices.
A quick batter uses two eggs milk maple syrup melted butter and maple sugar. Combine dry ingredients then fold into the wet mix stir lightly pour into custard cups bake at 350 degrees for twenty five minutes.
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