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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
7
Family menus list breakfast with cherries cereal spinach and poached eggs, lunch features asparagus soufle with tomato salad and orange cream pudding, dinner includes broiled lamb chops steamed rice and peas in cream. A children's substitute dish with prunes or orange juice is advised for under six. Orange cream pudding recipe follows with ingredients and step by step instructions.
Athens city auditor Griff Evans traveled to Wales to visit relatives and learn his brother had died the day before. He arrived in time for the funeral after a long nine-change journey caused by a coal strike. Evans rode the Berengaria, enjoyed the voyage, and noted cool weather there despite local reports of heat.
The Luhrig Ubs.Ock youth club members planned a fishing trip to Wales Mills for June 28 at a recent meeting. The group welcomed three new members during the session.
Pomona Grange members at Amesville meeting approve a bill to abolish the tax on land adjoining public highways. They thank the Amesville Presbyterian church trustees and the local public for hospitality and express support for Athens County Fair, 4-H work, and a county picnic.
The resolutions were signed by Thomas H. Johnson, Catherine Rickey, Bartha Hayes, L. H. Efaw, Goldie Boudinot and C. D. Henry.
The Mother's helpers of the 4 H club at Rock Riffle were entertained by Miss Thelma Beal at her home Saturday afternoon. Sewing and cooking clubs demonstrated sugar cookies by Miss Mary Sheridan and Thelma Walker. Members present included Cecilia Sheridan Fallie Hughes Clarice Carpenter Margaret Josephine Martha Robinson Lucile Lillian Carpenter Mary Anna Rita Sheridan Thelma Beal Louise McClanahan Dorothy Olds Helen Townsend Thelma Walker.
Edward Arpee, a Athens resident, returned from Chicago after attending the Eucharistic Congress. He called the event impressive noting the bright cardinal robes and special traffic privileges as cardinals sped through city streets in large automobiles. Cardinal Bonanza and another central figure featured among the congress leaders.
Mr. Arpee described Mundelein as host and Cardinal Bonanza for missionary and philanthropic work. Crowds in the Loop faced severe elevated railway congestion with one man taking three hours to reach his office. Pilgrims from around the world attended, assisted by railroads predicting a million visitors but half a million logged. The congress aimed to unite the Catholic church to discuss its problems, with art exhibits at Municipal Pier and multilingual programs.
Pete Glass appeared today before Justice of the Peace Carl Porter after being arrested Wednesday night by Constable E. C. Mariner for disposing of mortgaged property. Hearing scheduled for Saturday.
Mayor Alex Moore announces strict enforcement of a law requiring a tail light and two headlights on all autos after dark. Three drivers faced cases Thursday morning for insufficient lights on their vehicles the previous night.
Theodore Sharp was arrested by Constable E. C. Mariner on a charge of threatening his wife Blanche Sharp in a menacing manner and selling their furniture and other property. His trial is set for 6 p.m. City Solicitor M. D. Hughes reports the Ohio supreme court fee hearing on Logan Company gas rate denial. A fog in the Atlantic averages about 30 miles in diameter.
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