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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
8
Thanksgiving era salad feature describes two main bowls Turkey Dressing Lettuce Bowl and Turkey Dressing Salad with fruit and greens. It instructs assembling shredded lettuce, turkey, stuffing, fruit pieces, candied ginger and cherries, and a sour cream dressing with cream thinning. Provides serving notes and leftovers guidance.
A Kellogg advertising feature touts All-Bran as a natural laxative free of habit formation. It claims All-Bran provides vitamin B and bulk to ease elimination, recommended in regular daily use with water. It promotes serving ideas and notes availability from Kellogg in Battle Creek.
A holiday fruit cake recipe yields two marble cakes, one 3 pound and one 1 pound, by combining white and dark batters in layered glass dishes. It includes detailed ingredient lists for both batters, mixing steps, baking in covered dishes at 275 degrees, with bake times of about 60 minutes for the small cake and 120 minutes for the larger.
Toasted salted almonds with simple instructions. Use 4 lb shelled almonds 1 tablespoon salt and 2 1 2 tablespoons olive oil. Boil water over almonds then rub skins off. Toss with oil and salt then bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes stirring twice.
A suit filed in Ironton contests the will of Nellie Marting Lowry wife of the late Dr Clark Lowry. The Gallia County case draws wide interest as the Lowrys near a $450 000 estate that includes the Marting Hotel and Marlow Theater.
GALLIPOLIS First out of the country donors to the Rio Grande College Atwood Hall reconstruction fund are Mr. and Mrs. Fred FE Rathburn of Columbus. The gift, described as substantial, was received by the Board of Trustees. Mrs Rathburn is Adele Henking formerly, daughter of banker C W Henking. Mr Rathburn leads the Olive Tablet Co and neither attended Rio Grande College.
Gallipolis Ohio Mrs A B Freeman of Winamac Ind was killed in a Saturday collision near Jackson Ann Windsor 16 left Holzer Hospital to spend Thanksgiving at her Pt Pleasant home She has a broken arm and a cut above her left ear The Weissenburgers of Pt Pleasant remain hospitalized with head and body lacerations Mrs Freeman age 74 remains in hospital with chest and spine injuries and shock
Paul Davis president of the Gallipolis Hi Y Club J C Waters Bill Cardwell and Tom Franklin travel to Toledo for the state Hi Y Conference Friday through Sunday accompanying Trevor Davis the club adviser Davis served as councilor at the state Hi Y Camp during August
Gallipolis residents hosted relatives and friends for Thanksgiving with many families expanding into long weekend visits. Local residents from Buffalo to Columbus appeared for dinners and reunions, while students and travelers joined kin in Columbus, Philadelphia, Culver Ind., and Decatur Ga.
Local households hosted large Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives and friends from Columbus Pittsburgh Cincinnati Patriot Lancaste r Chillicothe Wilson Pa and nearby communities. The long list includes Neal Galbreath Mauck Halliday Penfold Carter Brumfield Thabet Robinson Schreck Hughes Hern Wetherholt Knight Dehn and others adding to the extended family feast.
Gallia County enrollment totals 3 511 with 577 in high school and 3 034 in the grades. Senior high enrollment stands at 124. Rural first through eighth grade counts are listed and all rural schools operate with full teaching staffs. Barton Houston dies in a sawmill explosion in Kentucky. funeral held in Maysville.
Funeral services and interment for Fred Duvall age 58 a county native who died in Brooklyn New York were held here on Wednesday.
Kenneth Love aged 44 is back home near Pt. Pleasant after a month in Holzer Hospital. He suffered a skull fracture from a fall down stairs at a community dance.
A contempt order was issued against W M Elliott for failure to make alimony payments to his former wife Anne Elliott. The action arises from a divorce settlement and cites nonpayment as the basis for the court’s order.
W. W. Sigler was awarded a judgment against Dallas Gibson on a cognovit note for 101 dollars and 36 cents, dated March 1 1937. The case establishes a clear debt recovery action in the local court.
Gallipolis high school routed West Virginia’s Pt Pleasant on Harmon Field 13 to 7 in front of about 2000 spectators. The win altered a 7-7-1 series tie over 15 years as officials reported no arrests.
Gallia County plans an Ohio State University Alumni Banquet at Lafayette Hotel on Friday December 3 at 7 p.m. Dean Stradley Arts College will speak and has aided university growth through the Tower Club project. Local high school music departments will provide entertainment. Officers include Trevor Davis president Earl Richards vice president Kathryn Miller secretary.
John T. Bostick, nearly 87, died Wednesday at his Walnut Township home. His wife Martha Ellen Neal, whom he married in 1873, had preceded him in death by about a year. Surviving are daughters Ola Bostick and Lulu Bostick, a federal employee in Washington, D. C. Funeral services were held Friday at Walnut M. E. Church with burial in the Neal Cemetery. He had spent his life in the community.
Hundreds of residents attended the Colony Theater in Gallipolis for three shows including a midnight screening. Owners Fred and Harry Wheeler were praised for the venture as floral tributes decorated the stage.
R A Pitchford aged 57 from Gallia County and Mary E Blankenship aged 48 from Ironton were wed this week in Ironton. Pitchford is a well known Green Township farmer.
Paul Barnett a 16 year old from Pt Pleasant is the most cheerful patient at Holzer Hospital after a September football injury that left him paralyzed from the shoulders down. Dr O E Vornholt says the condition is not responding to treatment as visitors from J Pleasant High and the Gallipolis team stop by to talk game play by play.
Claude Brumfield 64 died Wednesday at his Crown City area home after a long illness. Survived by his wife Laura Brumfield a brother Sloan Brumfield Huntington and a sister Sadie Wall Crown City. Funeral services were Friday afternoon by Rev Oma Williams at Crown City Church.
Roy Smith and Naaman McDaniel both 38 and 36 respectively from Harris community are jailed on charges of driving while intoxicated and wrecking a fire hydrant. They agreed to pay $60 damages and $10 fines each.
Three local banks in Gallipolis will release about $30 000 to Christmas Savings Club members on December 1. The payout, though surpassed in some years, remains near the decade’s average. Special holiday adorned checks will be mailed to members.
The passage describes a light dessert served after a heavy dinner. Each half is sprinkled with 1 tablespoon of granulated sugar and small dabs of butter, then placed under a hot broiler to brown.
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