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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1944
Page
9
Practical recipe by Gaynor Maddox. Blend shortening and sugar, beat in egg and light. Stir in molasses bran flakes and cold coffee. Fold in sifted flour and spices with soda salt powder, then add raisins and nuts. Bake in 9x13 pan at 350 degrees for thirty minutes. Frost with coffee confectioners icing and cut into bars.
On a cold night a large bowl of steaming oyster stew makes a satisfying main course. This standard recipe serves 2 to 4, using shelled oysters, butter, milk or a milk/cream mix, salt and paprika. A livelier Bluepoint Stew Supreme adds garlic butter, capers, caper vinegar, parsley and heat, then serves 6. avoid boiling. Also suggests cornmeal mush with maple syrup or sausage and gravy for lunch.
Advice on improving bust measurement focuses on posture and a gentle uplift bra. Exercises include swinging a broomstick overhead behind you and performing backstroke style arm swings to strengthen chest muscles without overdoing it.
A tested prune pie recipe uses prunes pruned with prune juice molasses egg yolks lemon juice cinnamon and margarine. The crust is lattice topped and baked first at 425 degrees then at 350 degrees. Also notes Lt. Bob L. Dean of Chester is in Crile General Hospital Ward 28 after leg operations with two more grafts planned.
J Roy MacMurrray and Oliver E Williams evangelistic party launch a two week crusade for souls in Corning and surrounding area starting Sunday at 9 30 am in First United Brethren Church. Dr Williams will preach all three Sundays and evenings, Mrs Williams will lead song services, and MacMurrray will provide instrumental work. Also notes Chauncey family updates on Lyle Spaugh leaving for overseas and family visit details.
Chauncey Dowler receives news from son P F Dowler with the Infantry in Belgium. Eugene Dowler’s son Pvt Herbert Corwin with the Aviation Engineers is stationed in France. Mrs Gene Dowler also reports the Belgian and French letters.
Chauncey Dover high meets Vinton Rural in basketball Friday at 7 p.m. in Chauncey with reserve and varsity games. Blue Devils seek first win after losses to McArthur and Shade. schedule follows through February with games at several towns including The Plains Nelsonville Racine Shade Stewart and Glouster.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Hayden aged 85 were held Tuesday at Buchtel M E Church with Rev. Gilbert Courtney and singers from Chauncey First Church of Christ. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. Survivors include husband William daughters Elizabeth and Mrs. Freda Wright three sons Dana William John and others with sisters and brothers.
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs George Keck and relatives visited Cincinnati for Thanksgiving. Lois Ann Shafer from Chauncey visited Columbus, while Irene Jackson returned to Columbus after Chauncey. Eugene Dowler hosted in Chauncey with Corwin and Juhasz families from Akron and Millfield. Clarence Simmers hosted Thanksgiving in Chauncey for Leo Ormont, Roberta Simmers, Mrs Simmers from Akron and Mrs Kenneth Simmers.
Hemlock Grove briefs record numerous furloughs and social visits. Sam Curtis and Raymond Taylor spend 30 and 15 days with families here. Dozens of relatives from Athens Pomeroy Marion and other nearby towns visit long lists of friends and hosts including Midkiffs Storys and Romines.
Mrs Charles Chalfan hosted a Sunday birthday dinner at their Poston home for her husband sister and nephew. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wilburn Cardwell A H Williams of Wellston Mrs Emmett Pickett and children Dorotha Jimmy Edward Dean Larry and Thomas Mrs Lydia Chalfan of Chauncey Mrs Gevena Patton of Poston and afternoon guests Mrs Pearl Chalfan and children.
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