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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
7
Sister Mary Ometimes guides readers through French culinary terms used in elegant menus. She explains translations for sauces, preparations, and common ingredients such as Hollandaise Bearnaise and soupe, noting how words like a la and au function and naming many dishes and components with brief definitions.
Congressman Tom Jenkins from Ironton visited en route to Washington. H. K. Mattison is seriously ill at his son’s home on Allensville road. A large group attended the Virginia theatre show in Wellston Monday night. Burt Woltz and Lem Bethel hosted visitors at Allensville. Chester Scott, 17, died of tuberculosis. funeral held near Ray with burial at Fairview cemetery. Henry Leitch and spouse welcomed son Ray Henry on Wilkesville street. R. K. Hall of Chillicothe visited as B O Relief Agent. Don Willioe of Chillicothe, Hamden alumnus, was guest here.
Paul Miller Bagley organized a midweek birthday surprise for his mother with help from his grandmother to bake a cake and his father assisting, aiming for a memorable celebration Wednesday evening.
A social gathering featured refreshments enjoyed by Mrs. Bess Thompson Mrs. C H Merrill Mrs H S Arnett Mrs William Bagley Mrs William Craig Miss Mollie Bagley and Miss Edna Robbins. Also noted was Mrs Henry McDonald and her son from Pennsboro W Va who traveled with relatives and friends at Oak Hill and were en route home accompanied by Miss Carmel McDonald of Oak Hill.
Edmonton dispatch notes Alberta's 1925 oil production exceeds Canada's total output in 1924. The report also provides Toronto figures, listing a city population of 670,945 and city proper population of 549,429, per the assessment commissioner.
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