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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1941
Page
11
A 1941 food row displays a pineapple ham pinwheels recipe with ham, cracker crumbs, onion, egg and pineapple slices. It adds cloves, sweet potatoes, butter, brown sugar and pineapple juice, then bakes about 40 minutes and fins with cranberry jelly centers. It also notes broiling and pan frying bacon as alternative cooking methods.
Mrs. Dora Neuberger of Marietta Ohio testifies that after four years of indigestion gas neuralgia headaches and weak rundown condition TONJON brought relief. She cites improved digestion sleep relief from female trouble pimples diminishing and better appetite with no dread of meals.
Mrs. O G Suter of Middleport 63 South 37th Avenue earned honorable mention in the Southern Recipe contest for her Fried Pies. The pastry uses flour salt lard water and the filling favors tart dried apples or dry stewed apricots with a dusting of confectioners sugar.
The Woman's Division of Christian Service of Pleasanton Church met at Elizabeth Frank's home on March 13 for quilting and a potluck. Thirteen members and four guests attended. new members Maude Martin and Bernice Graham joined. The group planned the next devotional and entertainment roles and planned the April 10 meeting at Mazie Hanning's home.
Urges early action when kidney concerns arise and recommends TON JON No. 3 for its diuretic effect to prevent serious trouble.
The ad claims Ton Jon eases night irritation aches and stiffness by addressing the underlying cause. It asserts nearly universal helped results since going public and urges readers to consult the Quick's Drug Store health representative, available daily.
In Ronald Brixton’s room Madge Graham questions a forged or coerced letter from Marion Morton ending her engagement over an infatuation with another man. Ronald hopes she lies, while Madge urges him to seek the truth about Marion’s disappearance and its possible danger.
The Sayre Study Club met at Mrs. F. F. Kittle's Lancaster Street home with eighteen members answering roll call on favorite novelists. The program featured papers by Mrs. Maude Fenzel on the Development of the Postal Service and Mrs. E. F. Haller on Organized Youth. The next meeting April 1 will mark the club anniversary at the Eastwood with Mrs. W. W. Wiggin in charge.
Hobson Study Circle met Tuesday night at Mrs. Carl House’s home, 90 Grosvenor Street, with twenty four members present. Mrs. Wilson Norris, president, presided. Miss Delle Finsterwald outlined the 1941 42 program including two papers by Mrs. W. B. Drake and Mrs. C. V. Yaw, followed by a dessert.
Thursday class dinner at 6 p.m. hosted by Mrs. F. L. Shoemaker 84 Second St Athens Grange meets 8 p.m. at Grange Hall where degree work will be presented. Women's Society of Christian Service meets Friday 2 p.m. at First Methodist with book report. circle markets and executive at 1:30 p.m. Circle 6 hosts a parlor market. M and H Circle hosts Friday at Beckley Apts S Court St. Presbyterian Group 3 meets Friday 2:30 p.m. at Albert Johnson home for Red Cross sewing. Young Woman's Missionary Society silver tea Friday after 2 p.m. Women's Society Richland Ave Methodist meets 7:30 p.m. at church with devotional led by Mrs Mary Shafer and book review by Mrs Mae Smith. Current Events Club meets Friday 7:30 p.m. at 16 N May Ave home of Mrs James B Rice.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a simple fat loss plan. It claims a woman can shed 10 to 20 pounds by taking half a teaspoon daily in water and cutting pastries fatty meats white bread potatoes butter and cream. Readers are urged to weigh themselves after 30 days and are promised easy results with a money back guarantee.
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