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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
8
A recipe style note describes preparing sweetbreads by soaking, blanching, and trimming then mixing with celery grapes and mayonnaise. It suggests marinating in dressing with lemon juice and tarragon, chilling on ice, and serving in lettuce nests with olives and cucumber. It also mentions other seafood salads and related dishes.
Miss Doris Henry and Henry L Alden wed this morning at the bride’s home on South College Street in a private ceremony performed by Rev A Y Wilcox. The couple planned a honeymoon in Canada, then resume residence in Akron. The groom is a Firestone department manager and a Case School of Applied Science graduate.
The League of Women Voters 15 holds its annual picnic and officer election at Mrs W Su Gard’s North Hill home. A pre picnic business meeting precedes supper and a social program featuring a bicentennial pinglet and a dramatic dialogue with Mrs Republican and Mrs Democrat.
Misa Cecelia Collins arrives for the summer with her father Michael Collins and family in Clairton. H A Collins, a St Henry principal, also home for the break. Birth notices include a daughter born June 16 to Mr and Mrs Harold Swisher Cheshire and Norma Brown, with grandparents named. An operation for Harriet Jean Heck occurred in Marietta. Moosehart Women hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 in Moose Ball.
Miss Helen Reynolds associate professor of secretarial studies at Ohio University will teach this summer at New York University. She departs Wednesday for New York City to begin her new duties and recently served as president of the National Association of Commercial Teacher Training Institutions.
Ohio figures George White Newton D Baker and James M Cox loom in Democratic Convention speculation as Alfred E Smith and Franklin D Roosevelt contest for strength. The expected deadlock raises the chance of Ohioans receiving a presidential nomination or vice presidency.
The treasury of the Spanish Republic was credited with about 2 million dollars of King Alfonso's personal fortune when a confiscation decree took effect in Madrid. About nine percent of New Zealand's cultivated area is set aside for pasture.
The Rome Grangers will gather at their Stewart hall on Wednesday evening. A short program will be presented by several members during the lecture hour. Members are asked to bring cookies as part of refreshments, and drills for the team will conclude the evening.
Five Athens men were arrested Sunday by local police on charges at info sication. John Robinson faced a charge amid intoxication after a collision on West Union Street. Charles Ayers Harry Mitchel and Robert Elgin were also arrested and await heatless tonight at the city jail.
A young actress linked to a hospitality incident was arrested after counts of liquor violations surfaced. Federal Judge Samuel MW sentenced her to Federal custody following her admission that she hosted an agent and a friend at her home under the impression the agent sought to buy furniture she wished to sell.
Los Angeles June 20 police held Menjou the adopted son of actor Adolph Menjou on suspicion in the death of 16 year old Maud Gauthier in an auto accident. Officers said the machine was traveling about 60 miles an hour when it struck and killed the girl, and the youth was later charged as the driver.
Ohio motorists face higher costs as new federal excise taxes on gasoline and motor oil go into effect. Standard Oil of Ohio says gasoline rises one cent per gallon and motor oil one cent per quart, with other oil companies expected to match. The tax will cost Ohioans about 12 million dollars annually, on top of existing state gasoline taxes totaling 40 million.
Damages in central and southern Kansas from heavy winds and rainfall were estimated at several hundred thousand dollars. The report notes extensive destruction with ongoing weather impacts across the region.
New York readers receive a breezy summer guide urging consistent sun exposure or avoidance based on complexion. The piece covers tanning methods, cautions against peeling, and recommends carna butter or coconut oil, plus a peek at a Paris couture sketch by Dupony Magnin and Jean Magnin with a folded note about telephone hides.
The piece describes advance preparation for salads to accompany meals, stressing crisp uniform cuts and balanced meat and vegetable combinations. It provides recipe fragments for green bean ham tongue salad with dressing on ice, onion and green pepper stacks, and a liver bacon celery cabbage salad served on endive with mayonnaise.
Astrological reading notes the day favors routine activity and familiar paths. Real estate and property matters may bring benefits while negotiating faces obstacles. elders are helpful but caution needed with employment. A birthday child should be studious practical and diligent to succeed. Notable: Dan Beard.
A trend shows dolls used as decor from living rooms to bedrooms. Doll pillows and footstools appear in living areas, with doll draped bottles and novelties offering practical or playful touches. Many items are inexpensive and easy to make, using china heads, fabrics, and doll forms to add character to interiors.
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