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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
11
June 24 1943 article by Sylvia B Brown explains substitute ingredients for sugar and molasses in desserts and cakes. It covers cocoa as a substitute for unsweetened chocolate and how to measure honey and corn syrup, with example recipe adjustments for baking.
A candle light patriotic cake recipe from The Athens Messenger includes margarine sugar eggs enriched flour baking powder salt milk vanilla and jam. It instructs to bake two 9 inch layers at 375 degrees for 25 minutes then decorate with paper stars and powdered sugar.
Creamed chipped beef served on toast or over potatoes, rice, or noodles. Use dried beef minced into small pieces and simmered in a milk flour sauce. serve with three half slices per person on toasted enriched bread or as a hot topping.
Henderson residents share weekend visits and travels across Huntington Norfork and Gallipolis Ferry. Local residents including Daughertys Caudills and Casto family visit kin while service members like Pvt Lyons Snodgrass and Landis Pearson return on leave. Tiny hummingbirds are noted for their delicate, perilous encounters with spiders webs and thistles.
Cook ham hocks with vegetables in a simple simmer. Place hocks in a kettle, cover with water, add salt bay leaf celery and onion then simmer until tender. Add carrots potatoes turnips and pepper and boil until vegetables are done. Drain and serve with hocks arranged on a platter. Use stock for soup.
Crown City notes report the Simms family reunion canceled due to gas rationing and transportation issues. They also record visits and furloughs of local service members in the area and a humorous roadside chicken incident at Wilma Chapel Church of Christ.
In Madge Graham and Katharine Bickett scenes Ruth Hayes, a foreign espionage agent, plans to confront Katharine at Madge's Hotel Lansfield. Dicky Graham hotly propels guards, while Madge mocks danger and schemes to hide Ruth’s advance, as the suspense lingers into tomorrow.
The War Production Board district office in Columbus says it is open six days a week from 8 30 a m to 5 15 p m including Saturday afternoons. The office at 175 North High Street MA in 6573 serves engineering priority and other services with Sundays and Christmas Day as the only closed days.
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