Salads for Men From Hotel New Yorker Chef Pay Dirt Dishes
A chef from the Hotel New Yorker presents two salads aimed at men who want substantial food. The first features romaine chicory escarole tomatoes ham Swiss cheese and roast beef with a garlic wall rub and French dressing serving four. The second recipe is a baked bean salad with frankfurters and gelatin in a ring mold served with vegetables and mayonnaise.
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Gaynor Maddox
Hotel
New Yorker
New York
Salmon Mold Salad with Tomato Gelatin Dressing
A chilled salmon mold combines tomato juice with softened gelatin, then folded with flaked salmon, lemon juice, salt and white pepper, plus salad dressing. Set in a mold and chill until firm, unmold over lettuce and serve with cucumber cream dressing.
Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Menu Summary
A daily menu lists breakfast with raspberries cream brown sugar creamed eggs parsley toast buttered toast coffee and milk. Luncheon features jellied celery salad hot biscuits apple sauce sugar cookies tea and milk. Dinner offers broiled chicken riced potatoes tomatoes Jes sica romaine with French dressing lemon meringue tarts coffee and milk.
Diet Tips For A Slim Figure And Energy
A dietary guide by Jessica Draggonette promotes a slim figure and energy through juice blends and greens broths. Recipes include carrot orange celery lemon beet pineapple juice and a greens broth. plus a gelatin lemon drink with spinach and horseradish and a tomato mushroom parsley bake with breadcrumbs for a light meal.
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Jessica Draggonette
Simple cucumber salad dressing with whipped cream fold
Drain chopped cucumber then fold whipped cream into mayonnaise. Stir in salt finely chopped onion cucumber and parsley or watercress. Yield about two cups.
Glouster Churches Plan Sunday Services and a Jacksonville Death
Glouster churches announce Sunday events with Methodist and Church of Christ schedules. Funeral services for 17 year old Warren Talbert are set for Jacksonville's M E Church Sunday at 2 PM, conducted by Rev Lawrence.
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Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Die
Jacksonville
Glouster
Methodist Church
F. G. Boroff
Epworth League
J. W. Galloway
Church of Christ
David P. Morris
Will Wallace
Warren Talbert
Lewis Talbert
Harper Dunnett
Norma Jean
M. E
Rev
Lawrence
Mrs. Reese Hosts Priscilla Class in Glouster
Mrs. Thomas R. Reese hosted the Priscilla Class of the M. E. Church at her Summit Street home with 17 members and a guest. Contests awarded to Grace Love and Mike Sharlike. Refreshments served. July meeting planned by E. E. Munden committee.
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Glouster
Thomas R. Reese
Priscilla
M. E. Church
Summitt St
Miles Dyer
J. H. Elias
Roy Davis
Grace Love
Mike Sharlike
E. E. Munden
Conclude visit Glouster and home return
Mr and Mrs Earl May and daughters Marilyn and Jo Elise return to Columbus after a week with Dr and Mrs Lowell Burnell Miss Cynthia Richardson accompanies them. Special meeting Local Union 648 Greens Run school auditorium Saturday 10 am explains WPA relief project certification. Miss Irene White returns from Athens after visiting aunt and uncle W W Totman.
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Glouster
Earl May
Maryilyn
Jo-Elise
Columbus
Lowell Burnell
Cynthias Richardson
Greens Run
Athens
Irene White
W. W. Totman
Standard Bearers Meet at Irene White Home
The Standard Bearers gathered at Miss Irene White on Main Street Thursday evening for a lesson on various countries led by Miss Gertrude Dunlevy. Refreshments were served. The July meeting will be at Miss Christine Skinner’s home.
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Glouster
Irene White
Main St
Gertrude Dunlevy
Christine Skinner
Thelma Ley entertains bridge club at her home
Thelma Ley hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering with guests Mrs. Clarence Huddy of Youngstown and Miss Cecilia Chute. First prize went to Mrs. George Wolf, second to Mrs. Virgil Eddy, with traveling prize awarded to Miss LaBerta Lynch.
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Glouster
Thelma Ley
Clarence Huddy
Youngstown
Cecilia Chute
George Wolf
Virgil Eddy
LaBerta Lynch
Attend Meeting GLOUSTER Mrs Woods and Lena Davis Return
Mrs J R Woods and Miss Lena E Davis returned Wednesday from Columbus where they were State Aides to the National Convention of the Daughters of Union Veterans in session with the 72nd GA R encampment.
Undergo Operation Glouster at White Cross Hospital
Mrs. Robert Hems ley was taken to White Cross Hospital Wednesday evening for an operation. The Willing Workers Class of the M. E. Church will meet Friday evening at Mrs. W. A. Craft on Spring St. Mrs. Elma Bell and Mrs. F. H. May visited Nelsonville Tuesday, guests of Mrs. E. FE. Bell.
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Robert Hemsley
White Cross Hospital
Glouster
M. E. Church
W. A. Craft
Spring St
Nelsonville
Elma Bell
F. H. May
E. FE. Bell
Refrigeration Do and Don'ts From Household Guide
Food should be in covered containers and paper wrappings removed before refrigeration. Clean vegetables stored in hydrators or transparent bags. wash the fridge weekly with mild soda solution. Defrost autos when frosted less than a quarter inch. Do not overcrowd. ensure free air circulation for best service.
Tart Jellied Salad Recipe Instructions
Dissolve lime flavored gelatin in hot condensed tomato soup, then mix with boiling water. As mixture thickens add sliced olives and pickles and lemon juice and salt. Chill until set.
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Frankfurters, Ib
Maxwell House
Meg
Mars
Ord
Kroger
Tia
Kroger’s Country Club Creamery
Kroger Super
Lady Doris
P&g Soap
Chipso
Peaches Hiley Belles
Lemons Calif
Sunkist
Chuck Roast
Frankfurters
C. Q. Beef
DOG Food Ideal Brand
Armour's
Gentine Haddock
Linda
WLW
Caldwell's Butter
Kirk
U. S
Mrs. Reese
Pittsburgh
Ida Mae White
Clyde Crabtree
Miss White
Huddy
Lawrence Ley
Cleveland
Charles Beshara
Paul
Junior Beshara
Glouster Lodge No. 607
Gallipolis
Miss Ley
Harley Hambel
Washington, D. C
Wheeling Glouster
J. R. Woods
Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburgh, Pa
Richardson Baking Co
Glouster and Marietta
Devil
Ch's
Union Shop
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