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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1939
Page
6
Nutrition guidance warns against overcooking vegetables and wasting vitamins especially C and B1. Use minimal water, cook quickly, and utilize cooking water for sauces or soups. Avoid soda to keep color as it destroys vitamins. refrigerate produce to reduce storage loss and buy fresh vegetables often.
One cup cooked macaroni and one cup corn with green peppers and salt form layers in a buttered dish. Add catsup grated cheese and buttered crumbs then bake at 375 degrees for about thirty minutes.
In the Buchtel M. E. Church main auditorium the Bible Society held an Easter season service with health address by Mrs. Oral Daugherty. Blanche Riley presented Christ Entry Into Jerusalem and Bernard McDowell led music with a quartet and Glen Haynes performing two vocal selections. A luncheon followed in the church basement. February 1939 reports show 55,459 new cars registered across 24 states, up 36.07 percent from February 1938.
Easter dessert ideas feature mint and pistachio accents. Minted pineapple sherbet serves four to six with pineapple, gelatin, and egg white, topped with bunny confections. Fresh pineapple cake uses butter brown sugar pineapple glaze and pistachio garnishes for a festive finish.
Corning news notes list pre Easter events at First Methodist Church led by Rev. Henry Stoody with revival nights at United Brethren and Church of God. Palm Sunday features sermons The Triumphal Entry and Palms with Epworth League and evening services. week shows guest preacher Rev. Cr. W. Graham of Logan and mission night.
Doanville to begin Holy Week with Neighborhood Day in Sunday School led by Betty McGuire's class. A piano duet titled Palms performed by Edna Reynolds and Verna Thompson. Men’s new class organized. Young People meeting at 6 pm. church service at 7 30 pm with Rev. Cecil Jones preaching. Special music by the choir and a solo The Palms by Bob Coon. All services at the Community Center. Good Friday service Friday at 7 30 o'clock at the church.
New York stocks show a steadier tone after trading near year lows yesterday while bonds move lower. Allied Chemical rises 1 percent to 170 as Bethlehem Steel adds 1 percent to 63.5. Commonwealth Edison and National Power and Light trade small fractions and unions gain in several issues.
The Toledo and Cleveland markets show unsettled wheat and butter with steady eggs and mixed live poultry. Cattle and hogs vary by class with top hog prices around 7.30 and vealers near 11.12, while wool demand rises modestly and new wools fetch about 28 to 37 cents in grease.
Noah T. Brown, a mechanic for the Earl E. Johnson bus line, is confined to his home for the second time in six weeks due to pneumonia. His condition is improving.
Gallipolis chalk talk artist Claude Miller will appear before the Rio Grande College Christian Association at Calvary Baptist Church Sunday at 7 45 p m in Calvary.
Nelsonville street tale follows James B. Kelly who allegedly took $47 from local man Wolf. Wolf pursued, caught, and retrieved the money before police detained Kelly for a few days. Wolf boasted he would clean up the city with a badge and help, reflecting rough-town justice.
A simple fruit souffle uses 1 cup fruit pulp sugar and 3 egg whites with a pinch of salt. Drain canned fruit, sieve pulp, heat, fold in beaten whites, bake in a water bath until firm, and serve with custard lemon sauce or whipped cream.
In a leading airplane manufacturer, every aircraft benefits from scale models in development. The practice supports design accuracy, testing, and iterative improvements before final production.
Grapefruit will be handed out to relief clients and old age pensioners at the mayor's office in Buchtel on Saturday from 9 to 12 o'clock.
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