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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1943
Page
11
A fragmented instructional note on food values fats grains and calories. It discusses balance and portions with examples like pasta hominy eggs oats and apples and suggests using fats sparingly while cooking to extend nutrient value.
A garbled OCR item from Beant area records presents fragmented phrases and misread names. The legible parts mention volunteers and a state event but lack coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize into a complete news item.
A dramatic excerpt features Adele Garrison's characters in a tense confrontation. Mrs Graham navigates a clash with Redfield and a scene aboard a secluded landing as plans unfold. The unseen continuation promises further revelations tomorrow.
Wartime notice on using gelatin and leftovers to create a jellied meat loaf for luncheon. Includes steps to soften gelatin, dissolve in stock or water, fold in chopped meat and vegetables, mold, chill, and serve with mayonnaise. Mentions home canning closures and a steel-saving unit for WPB efforts.
Quick stove top guide for pan broiled steak with lemon juice. Use 1 3 pounds per person, cook two minutes per side, season, finish on hot plate with butter, pour lemon juice. Serve with potatoes, greens, and salad. Also mentions a bake sale announcement and a church event.
Officers installed included President Mrs J Morrison and Vice President Mrs F W Shane. Christina Morrison received the president pin from Supt Ele Migsine who praised the group. Committees were named with Ben Eachus chairing the program and Isabel Boga named as school representative from Washington School.
Fairfield SH Club opened at C Lakin residence with officers elected Charles Lakin president Paul Haskin vice president Mackey Lakin secretary and treasurer Bob Tiaews reporter Buster Hawk tee Feation Trader Moyer county agent attended. Following business sesson refreshments were served. Next meeting set at Paul Haskins home on Thursday May 27.
Steenee Carmici, principal of Rome High School, joins Gallia County Extension personnel. Porter, a county extension agent, disclosed on Wednesday the task of addressing labor issues in Lawrence County under House Bill 96 effective April 28. Mr. McCormick Irk, father of Mrs. John Welker of Columbus, who died Tuesday in Newark City Hospital, will be laid to rest Saturday at Bidwell, with two surviving daughters and other relatives listed.
Gallia Academy High School seniors staged a breakfast at the Presbyterian Church with Tom Agee as toastmaster and Audrey Saunders delivering memories. The program featured two elections and musical acts, while Joe Niedzwieck received the annual mallet award. Pembroke Club hosted by Mrs George Bush with Rev. Robertson discussion. Janet Bailey prepares a piano recital at the Methodist Church. Gallipolis residents share updates from Paul Carter, sailors, and local visits among families and friends.
A fragment describes using paint for awnings to resist water and brighten areas. It mentions applying to roofs and suggests leftover paint for deck chairs and convertible car tops along with Venetian blind slats.
A list of recent admissions at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis includes Mrs Henry Werry from Pomeroy who gave birth to a son at 1 pm on Tuesday, Mrs C te Hysell of Pomeroy undergoing surgery, and several other patients such as Steve Doty a five year old from Morris and Id, and Mra Richard Swain. Discharges include Mrs Paul Brown of Point Pleasant, Daniel Boone Dailey of Gallipolis, Mrs Hyatt of Point Pleasant, and others from Middice rt and Budwel.
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