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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
11
A simple salad combines shredded green cabbage diced beets relish horseradish and celery with tart French dressing. It notes optional substitutions using pickled beets and chopped green peppers and offers basic preparation steps.
March ration points stay valid all month with April points usable in the last seven days of March. If values change March rules stay until April 1. It may be wise to spend April points in April and avoid the final week of March. You must surrender coupons for baby foods at stores or druggists.
A vintage recipe feature presents Lima Bean Soup with carrots and a second black bean soup variant. It includes soaking, stock making with ham bone, onions, peppercorns and bay leaf, plus mashed bean stock, carrots, green pepper and tomato. The article also offers a refreshing lunchtime apple salad with cottage cheese and mayonnaise as a finishing note.
The article outlines two recipes using whole grain cereals to stretch meat. One features ground beef with corn flakes wrapped in cabbage leaves and simmered in a tomato sour cream sauce. The second makes small meat balls in celery stock with bran flakes, thickened with flour, then simmered with celery. It notes rice is not rationed according to OPA reports.
Alicia Hart outlines a wartime makeup method Four steps haircomb mouth do eyes fix to enhance features. It describes two rows of curls and reshaped brows and lips to slim the chin and widen the mouth while concealing the face shape.
A kid friendly dish dressed up with a spinach nest filled with diced carrots for color. The green and orange vegetables look lively and gain a playful appeal while cooking.
In a tense exchange, Milner and Adams accuse Steve of hiding a document. Winters guards him as plans unfold to smuggle Georges to a Veritzen party. The father rehearses a risky scheme while preparing late night outfits and cover for the guests.
In a Lansfield Hotel suite in New York Charles Spencer reports a ruse to trap Milner and Redfield a suspected espionage pair. Madge Graham Katharine Bickett and others await a midnight Georges party amid dangers around Henry Georges and a fugitive king while deception and romance unfold with a cliffhanger ending as Dicky arrives.
Baked apples yield taste and value by selecting medium baking apples and peeling an inch from the small end. Bake in a dish with water, sugar, covered or uncovered until tender, basting with pan juices. Cream butter for spreading, or mix equal parts butter and margarine as a butter extender.
Mrs. Rita Gainer and Eugene Buckley wed in a double ring ceremony at the Rev. Nobel Rompel home in Pomeroy. The bride, a Pomeroy High School graduate, will work for Ohio Power. the groom, Chester High School alumnus, is employed at Sugar Run Flour Mill. They reside with the bride’s parents on Union Avenue.
Mrs Barbara Scholl was honored on her 80th birthday with many gifts flowers and cards from out of town relatives and friends. The gathering at her Cole Street home included family and guests who enjoyed ice cream and cakes.
Richard Fink son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Fink of Main Street earned second highest grade at the Academy of Aeronautics La Guardia Field New York. He will transfer to Casey Jones School of Aeronautics Newark New Jersey for an additional 57 days training.
Meigs County families report several service members in action. Corporal William L. Folmer serves in England as an air plane technician, while Pvt. Bernie Gilkey of the air forces at McDill Field seeks correspondence from friends. Corporal Willis Howell earns a promotion at Camp Pickett, and Pvt. James A. Hazelton Jr. writes from North Africa via Oran. Cpl. Joseph Zwilling returns to Camp Butner after a furlough, and Cpl. Eddie Conde moves to Atlanta with his wife joining later. Dr. Marsh E. Shumaker departs for Camp Grant after serving Forsythe Hospital in Boston and receiving a commission as Second Lieutenant.
A call for railroad watches to be donated. Bring any spare watch to a retail jeweler who will refer you to the local inspector authorized to purchase it.
The list reports several residents ill or recovering. Mrs. E. E. Campbell is in serious condition. Mrs. Del Fife is recovering from illness. Mrs. Herbert Fink and Jack Bachner are homebound with influenza. Lionel Boggs has tonsillitis. Cecil Bolin relapsed after a streptococcus infection and remains seriously ill at home after returning to work at the Marietta Plant. Mrs. Edward Price has returned to Holzer Hospital for observation after a major operation.
George Richard Black age 23 of Portland R D 1 and Helen Mae Lawson age 21 of Racine Rt 2 were issued a marriage license in Meigs County Probate Court on Wednesday.
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