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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
9
A nostalgic guide to American breakfasts with menues for breakfast lunch and dinner. Includes recipes for rice griddle cakes blueberry muffins and ham biscuits with instructions and serving suggestions. Emphasizes hearty morning meals as a daily ritual.
Celery salad inspired by a French chef can be made at home. Prepare by creaming pimento cheese with onion juice and spreading on celery stalks then pressing into shape. Chill wrapped in damp cloth and slice to serve with tomato wedges and mayonnaise on lettuce.
A recipe for a cold pineapple apricot beverage combines lemon juice ginger ale pineapple juice and apricot juice. Serve with frozen ginger ale cubes made with cherry or mint in ice trays for refreshing summer drinks.
A home recipe describes layering Spanish onion in a glass dish then baking patties made from ground round steak with salt pepper sage and an egg. Each patty is wrapped in bacon with a toothpick and baked an hour to an hour and a half. Serve on buttered toast with tomato slices and French dressing.
Officers of the National Jelly Making Institute urge families to make jellies and jams for sale in small lots between June 15 and July. Sell from a jelly stand or a jelly shelf in a yard corner or at roadside stands. Use neat labels with your name and spread name to build repeat customers. Encourage children to help and create neighborhood demand for a favored product.
Mrs. Mamie Turner of Youngstown spends a week with her parents the Dicksons. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fought visited the Knowltons. Mrs. G W Collins and family visited in Lancaster with Harley Collins. Worley West dined with George Scott. Byron Phillips Jr. returned from Detroit. Will Adams and Emma Adams of Gloucester visited Byron Phillips. Mamie Turner and Louisa Dickson visited relatives at Prattsville. Byron Phillips and Mary Riggs spent an evening with William West.
Union social notes report visits and illness among locals including B W Hollands and son Alton in Pittsburgh with poultry, Thomas Withers family at John Withers home, Wilbur Stephenson returning from visiting Elmer West, Frank White recovering from eye surgery, Lloyd Pierce family at John Withers, Denzil Withers improving, Freda Pidcock visiting Hollands, Everet Penrod ill, Jerry Hughes involved in a Monday car wreck with no injuries, Guy Gabriel in Athens, plus a burglary in East Braintree where four safes were opened and a burglar insurance policy left on the table.
Peppermint Mousse combines peppermint stick candy gelatine milk and cream with vanilla and salt then is chilled whipped and frozen. Also includes corn meal sticks recipe using flour baking powder salt sugar corn meal egg milk and shortening baked in pans for 20 to 30 minutes. Cinnamon orange toast tops orange bread with a sweet orange sauce.
A bright fruit cup combines cantaloupe cubes lemon juice diced pineapple and blueberries. Garnish with green grapes and sweeten to taste then serve in cocktail glasses.
Local couples and relatives arranged weekend visits and trips. Ewert Christy Ada Graham and Stan ton Graham left for Detroit Michigan. Bean family members visited Dayton and Amesville relatives. Several guests stopped by Cunningham and Bean households for Sunday gatherings and shows of hospitality.
Outdoor eating proves hearty with baked bean sandwiches and corned beef with spinach sauce. Recipes include ham and tomato, hot steak, pressed corned beef, and versatile open-face creations, with directions for keeping foods hot and serving with salads and relishes.
A recipe details baked bananas with sugar and bacon garnish then notes plans for the 11th International Milk Congress in Berlin at the Kroll Opera House from August 22 to 28. The item reads as a culinary snippet followed by a brief international event notice.
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