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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
13
A 1941 recipe feature extols plentiful eggs and urges economical use in daily meals. It presents methods for creamed eggs with cheese sauce, a spinach or rice serving option, and a ham and tomato omelet with a robust sauce. The piece emphasizes nutrition and versatility for breakfast lunch or supper.
An instructional fragment describes cooking ham until soft for about ten minutes, then slicing ham into narrow strips and cooking covered for another ten minutes. It then adds tomato soup and sugar and simmers until flavors meld.
The annual Girl Scouts playday known as the Animal Fair will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. on the State Hospital Grounds. Planned by senior scouts, it features games folk dancing relays and songs. Each girl should bring a nose bag lunch and a cup for all senior and intermediate scouts and their leaders.
Announcement from Carbondale notes Jane Mace wed Richard Burkett son of Mr and Mrs Guy Burkett of New Marshfield on Saturday evening May 10 1941. Attendants were Mr f and Mrs Robert Hawk. Also a birthday dinner honors the 49th and 59th birthdays of Mr D Stover and Mr Roger Sowers with many relatives present. Albany PTA meets Monday 8 pm at High School potluck supper precedes. all parents invited.
Simple desserts for family meals with nutritious, easy prep. Includes instructions for custard with floating island, meringue toppings, gelatin desserts, and a note on D.A.R. meeting details in Amerville with officers and hostesses.
A narrator directs a play rehearsal with Nancy Carew and Mary, restructuring lines to reassure an old actress and improve the scene. A discussion on recipe substitutions appears, detailing fat replacements and measurement tweaks, while characters drift between performance and domestic chatter, ending with a moment of contemplation.
The Hemlock 4 H Club met at the school and elected President Alice Storts Vice President Hazel McCoy secretary treasurer Martha Beil Tharp recreation leaders Margie Davis Margaret Buza Toy Huttman news reporter Li Mae Lanning adviser Mrs Charles Hufftian The Hemlock Methodist Church Officers also elected President Glenta Williams Vice President Helen Hodgson secretary Nina Devist treasurer Tia Dennis. Hemlock Consolidated Board of Education hired staff for 1041-1982 Supt Coltreli three year term John Tob industrial arts physical education and science A E Rise named economic English Marie Fowler Latin and typing Virginia Lucas seventh eighth grades Charles Hulson sixth Mary Tharp fourth fifth grade Mary Evelyn Ells second graders Grace Russell Jana Second Mae Hupp and Mr and Mrs Ralph McDaniel announce birth of daughter
Adele Garrisons 1A Sequel to marriage Meddiers features a chatty hotel suite scene. The narrator guides a visitor to a private balcony room in a hotel as they discuss privacy and a forthcoming question. The excerpt emphasizes mood, setting, and anticipation rather than plot details.
Civil suit between Alice A Sarr and John Waldron settled out of court May 10. County clerks and trustees meet Tuesday at the courthouse. Tax collections for week ending April 2, 1941 totaled 343.86, down from 908.82 the prior year. Farm partition in Bik and Jackson Towns involves parcels tied to the Hartley estate. Real estate transfers include parcels in Eagle Two Eat Stuck and Brown Township. Commencement certificates to be issued at MeAfni school. Selective service board processed 94 registrants with 11 in Class 1. May settlement totals 484.09 distributed to townships, schools, and corporations. Major W E Collins noted service history.
Heinlein a New Plymouth teacher was elected to the unexpired term of Judge Amos J. Garrison. The school board also heard and approved the health department annual report for 1940.
Carpenter Personal News from Pt. Pleasant and surrounding areas highlights weekend visits among residents including Mrs. Garnet Verigan, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Radeliffe, Garnet Morris, and families from Western Indiana to Columbus. The item notes a wedding at the Albany Methodist parsonage by Rev. Sidney Everson, plus burial services for Mrs. Harley McCall in Glouster. A San Pedro family has a four generation no-daughter rule with 35 sons.
Local social notes recount a church ice cream social at the U B Church basement on Saturday May 17 with families including Will Young and Mrs George Smith. Several Sunday visits are listed: Mr and Mrs Joe Young hosting Mex Lawrence White and family, Alc Ben s, Joe Young Jr of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Rows Hoon and children of Chesterville. Arch Sprouse and family visiting Mrs Sprouse’s parents, Mr and Mrs Vernon of Lunia. Clarence White of Columbus spending the weekend with Vint White. Mr and Mrs Robert visiting relatives. Mr Lowell and Sindy Guests at Frank Parsons home included Opal Matson, Westland, and Mrs Sonn Mare tay of Elie Runeata. Mrs Fila Oss hosted Mrs and Mrs Herman Oxi and children from Nelsonville, Delbert Ogg and son Charles of Lathrop, Lex Davis of Stewart. Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith and daughter Delores of Belpre. Miss Ella Ogg returned home with Mrs Leonard Suth for several days.
A fragmented ad style pitch promises weight loss through a pleasant routine. It mentions dieting ideas, breakfast choices, pastries, fatty foods, and a claimed simple start today approach. It touts a dramatic transformation and a money back guarantee.
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