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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
10
The note outlines a sequence of steps in a case with references to dates, parties, and actions. It mentions a hearing, a plea, and a potential disposition, with emphasis on adherence to procedures and timelines.
Rev Howard Simpson announces a baptismal service Sunday July 2 at 2 pm at the Jackson Run Creek where Sunday Creek meets. Several converts will be baptized. A mission service precedes at 1 pm. Eddie Lewis will preach at Millfield Church of Christ Sunday July 2 at 7 30 pm with the sermon On International Fourth of July. Sunday school starts 9 30 am led by Mrs Ida Hill followed by Communion.
Relatives and friends gathered at the Keasey home in Chauncey for the funeral of Mary Ann Keasey age 83 a longtime Chauncey resident. Rev Shonkwiler of the WU B Church Corning conducted the service and burial was in Connett cemetery beside her husband Michael Keasey. Pallbearers were Abner Philips Arthur Thompson Lewis Champlin D H Linscott John Smart and William Champlin. She leaves four children Sherman Keasey Martha Young Ellen Bumgardner and Peter Keasey of Columbus.
A recipe highlights a bang up fruit pie for a July 4th supper. Tropical Pine pie uses crushed pineapple, sugar, salt, cornstarch and water, with a quick boil to finish.
Breakfast features raspberries and cream dry cereal popovers coffee milk. Luncheon offers cream of pea soup ham sandwiches fruit tea milk. Dinner serves beef tongue ra isin sauce broiled parsley potatoes buttered beets cucumber salad tropical pineapple pie iced coffee milk.
Cream filling cooks with milk sugar salt and cornstarch to a thick cream, then folded with egg yolks and vanilla. The filling fills a pre baked 9 inch crust, topped with pineapple filling and garnished with pineapple slices cherries and whipped cream. Bananas may be added for extra flavor.
Patton manager of the Millfield Junior Baseball team announces a benefit party for the squad on Saturday July 1 at 8 p.m. in the D of P Hall. The event aims to raise funds for the team and features local supporters and supporters. Proceeds go to travel equipment and uniforms.
Chauncey District social news reports Mr and Mrs And riea Simpkins and children and Clifford Shafer back from Michigan vacation. Mrs George Wilson dined with sister Mrs Sarah Leffler. Evan Morgan Sr ill but improving. Lacey McNutt hosted guests Press Willmans Paul of Columbus and Elsie Coots Clarksburg. Evelyn Young returns to Huntington after Chauncey visit. Rev Gilbert Courtney and Betty Jane Courtney in Cleveland. Edna Davis Millfield visiting Chauncey for funeral of Mrs Keasey. Edward Sauer Athens visiting Chauncey.
Rev Mr and Mrs Midkiff host Ruth and Jack Percy of Akron as guests. Mrs Geraldine Myers Webster returns home to Roanoke after weeks with Rio Grande family. Eight Young Peoples Choir members attend Rio Grande Baptist Church. Mrs Rosanna Fowler visits in New Lexington and Columbus then returns home. Mrs W T Packer recovering from operation. Ray Troth returns to Rio Grande from Sciotoville. George Northup and Mrs Waddell dine with Northups. Funeral attendees for Evan Parry at Nebo church. Mrs Frank McCormick ill at home. daughter Kelly of Chicago to visit. Marie Fowler entertains two bridge tables for sister Mrs Clarence McCarley.
Minersville items note family gatherings and births. Families mentioned include the Hartenbachs of Pomeroy and Clarksburg, the Woods of Gallipolis, and others from Raine and Marietta. A Seattle miss Cora Aultman is stated as critically ill with a birthday in July. Weekend travels and local club activities are summarized.
Loyal Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ held its last meeting until September at Mrs Thomas Hamiltons Ellis Avenue home. Mrs Carl Shafer led the business session with devotionals by Mrs Peter Rankin and a lesson by Mrs Kate Johnson. Hostess provided refreshments.
A quiet day with little business interest, favoring pleasure and social or romantic indulgence. Warns against reckless spending and calls to account with superiors. birthday individuals may see growth yet face lavish expense and harmony strains. A child born today appears genial but changeable and unreliable at times.
A compact home recipe note presents Fried Chicken and Hot Slaw as a hearty summer option. It lists ingredients for fried chicken serving 4 to 6 and for hot slaw with cabbage and vinegar, mustard, butter, and eggs, plus basic preparation steps. The tone mirrors a period culinary guide urging warm dishes alongside salads.
A Dorothy Duncan recipe for hot cheese balls using American cheese, salt, Tabasco, mustard, and flour. Whipped egg whites are folded in, shaped into small balls, rolled in fine cracker crumbs, fried until golden brown, and served hot.
The Chauncey Merchants will face an all star colored team from Washington County on Sunday July 2 at 2 30 p m at the Chauncey Baseball Park. John Smart is field manager and Elmer Ferrer is business manager of the Merchants.
One cookbook recipe details making Gold en Filling for Duncan Cup Cakes. After baking and coring, fill centers with a lemon butter filling using sugar flour water egg yolks lemon juice and rind then chill before finishing with cake tops. Also notes Chauncey home painting by C R Howard in Mill Street.
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