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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1940
Page
6
Directions for a burnt sugar cake with burnt sugar syrup and icing. Ingredients include butter sugar vanilla egg yolks and milk with cake flour baking powder and egg whites. Instructions cover making burnt sugar syrup mixing folding and baking two loaf or three layer options with moderate heat and icing.
Step by step recipe for coffee sponge roll cake with coffee cream filling. Includes batter ingredients, folding method, baking times, and rolling guidance. Also details almond topping and a coffee cream preparation with measurements for a 24 serving yield.
Instructions for rhubarb dishes include Rhubarb Crisp for six servings with nutmeg water shortening flour and brown sugar baked 350F for 30 to 40 minutes served with cream. Honey Rhubarb pastry uses fresh rhubarb honey sugar tapioca and salt in a lattice crust baked 400F for 45 minutes.
Rev. C. L. Thayer continues afternoon revival services at the Letart Falls Methodist Church with special prayer sessions. PTA officers elected: President Mary Shuler, Vice President Garen Roush, Secretary Eileen Buck, Assistant Secretary Harriet Allen, Treasurer Orpha Hill. Messages note illnesses sending families to Charleston and Columbus. Lightning shock hits Floyd Chapman and damages a cistern at L. D. Webb home. Eastern Star meeting attended by Mrs. Paul Alexander and Mrs. William Varian in Glouster.
Glouster Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carson Vernon on Fairlawn Ave with Mrs. Robert Bulloch as co host. Mrs. E H Taylor led the stewardship service and Mrs C K Rockhold gave devotions. An lesson on Europe and Great Britain stressing conditions in the Netherlands was given by Mrs E E Munden. Refreshments were served to one guest Mrs H Wilson and 17 members.
In the Thursday league Wolf Bowling Alleys and Maxwell Garage played postponed and regular matches. Zimmer led with 210 and 575 while Faires set a league high of 2222 as A P beat them three straight. Brown Wolfe Market stayed near first place by beating City Gasco with Matt Cunningham 550. Next Monday Mine 112 Glouster takes over the Mine 267 Hunterdon business. the Drydouk Mine 255 store is involved.
The passage describes a baked potato dish with large russet potatoes baked then filled with creamed tuna or meats, topped with vegetables and mashed potato, and baked again. It also provides a turnip Newburg recipe with turnips, lemon juice, flour, eggs, milk, parsley, pimento, and spices, plus a butter substitute for flavoring and storage instructions.
A traditional bake for Good Friday detailing two dough methods. The first uses milk egg sugar butter raisins and a yeast cake to make 12 buns with a cross garnish. The second dough makes rolls from mashed potatoes and eggs with a refrigerated rise.
Corning bands mothers club sponsors Ralph Hull magic show at the school auditorium Friday at 8. Ladies Aid Society, Missionary Association officers elected, lunches served. American Legion Auxiliary plans a March 15 euchre party. Preaching mission at First Methodist starts March 10 ending Easter. Local notices include illness and travel updates among residents and attendees in nearby towns.
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast with stewed figs bacon muffins and coffee. Luncheon includes omelet French bread fruit cup gingerbread tea and milk. Dinner features fish chowder pilot biscuits lettuce tomato salad honey apple pie cheese coffee and milk.
Historic recipe card outlines Fish Chowder serving 15 with halibut or haddock potatoes onions salt pork and milk. Includes directions to brown pork simmer fish and vegetables then add milk and crackers. Also gives a tart apple pie with sugar honey and cream baked with pastry and spice notes.
The Ames-Bern fifth to twelfth grade honor roll lists students by grade. Names include Patrick Bulstron, Harriet Antle, Tommy Butcher, Jeraldine Hamilton, Cecil Bailey, Marie Bryson, Irene Badertscher, Norma Croston, Ray Badertscher, Audrey LaVelle, Betty Armstrong, Naomi Croston, and many others across grades 1 through 12.
Mrs. Robert Johnson hosted a Wednesday chicken dinner with guests Mrs. A A Gessell Mrs. Emma Heffken Mrs. Kate Winn Mrs. James Clemons Mrs. Emma Kasler Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mrs. Albert Zimmer. Elephants live to ages 150 to 200 years.
A recipe card outlines Corned Beef and Noodles Casserole serving 4 to 6 with bacon onions and green pepper, mushroom soup, corned beef and noodles baked with crumbs and cheese. Also includes Veal Patties with Mushroom Sauce using ground veal bacon bread crumbs onion egg and mushroom soup. Ends with a quip about porcupines.
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