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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1944
Page
6
Turkey roasting guidance from Kathryn B. Niles advises dry heat in an open pan with no water and a cover. Use a shallow pan and a rack to lift the bird, slow roasting at 395 degrees for average sizes, or 300 degrees for low temperature to reduce shrinkage and preserve juices.
The Tuesday Club convenes on November 1 with Mia Copeland and Nelson at 40 Morris Ave. Genevieve Apgar reviews Vincent Benet. The American Legion Auxiliary hosts guest night. Central Avenue Methodist Church WSCS meets 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow's menu includes breakfast and Thanksgiving dinner details with turkey, stuffing, vegetables, and dessert offerings.
A reader asks about the fate of Adele Garrison’s long running Love's Fair Horizon, once titled revelations of a Wife and My Husband's Love. Space and paper shortages force the daily serial to end after decades, with the author’s evolving titles and continuity interrupted in the 1940s.
At the First Methodist Church general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service, Mrs Anna Mumma led devotions on A Song in the Heart from Psalms. Miss Earth McBee reviewed the Ohio Conference highlights in Cincinnati. Miss Mina Fry reported finances. Announcement: Thank Offering Service Sunday morning November 26 with Rev Harold F Kellogg as speaker.
Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae gathered at Miss Mabel Olson’s home in Delaware Ohio honoring Mrs G Thompson Barbara Olson. Plans discussed include health center contributions and a House sub Corporation formation for January. Also noted are U S Army service updates and a Victory Rally planned by Athens County Democrats with a potluck supper and floor show.
Festive side idea for the big feast. Mix dry ingredients with cornmeal flour baking powder salt and milk beaten eggs and margarine. Heat greased cornstick rows and fill two thirds. Bake at 400 degrees for about 18 minutes yields eighteen sticks.
Mrs. Jeanette Robinson hosted the Willing Workers Club at her Amesville home on November 16. Members enjoyed quilting, noon dinner, and a social hour with prizes awarded to Birchie Thompson, Leta Gould, Fred Wilson, and Anna South. Next meeting set for November 30 at Addie McCune’s near Stewart. Brownie Tribe Birthday Party marks Charles Brownie Tribe’s eleventh birthday with a theater outing and gifts.
Albany social page lists many guests and visits. Sgt and Mrs William Cline of Lockbourne Base, Mr and Mrs John Cline and children of Athens, and families visited relatives of A D Cline and Burton Foutz. Colleagues and friends from Columbus Huntington Gallipolis Kenton and more attended gatherings and farm bureau meetings.
A community note lists group meetings at Mecha tsburg School and Chelatian Church on Tuesday at 7:30 pm chaired by Thomne Gibson and Ms. Dwight H Rutherford. Also mentions Chicago Illinois and Arlington Virginia residents Ruth Beverage and the Beverage family address at 143 Franklin Ave.
Heirloom recipe from a Connecticut cookbook submission by Mrs. Donald A. Gray. A timely Thanksgiving dessert idea and possible Christmas gift, requiring early order. Includes ingredients such as pumpkin, gelatin, spices, milk, eggs, and a baked shell. Method describes blooming gelatin, cooking the pumpkin mixture, folding in beaten egg whites, and chilling before serving with nuts or whipped cream.
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