Women Share Favorite Dishes for Everyday Meals
The Athens Messenger presents contributors sharing quick home dinner ideas. Mrs. Ori Carpenter offers creamed eggs for one, plus veal and olives and ham loaf for fall, with salads and desserts such as frozen cheese salad, gingerbread, and apple custard pie. Recipes include crust, custard, and lemon sauce, plus a spaghetti and ham casserole and crimson crest salad with veal and string bean salad.
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Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Ori Carpenter
West State Street
Porter
Congress Street
C. E. Fultz
Irish Stew With Dumplings Recipe
Traditional autumn stew recipe using mutton carrots turnip celery and potatoes simmered with bacon drippings and stock. Dumplings are made from flour baking powder milk and fat drippings, dropped on top and steamed until light. Serves six.
Baking Keeps Vegetable Flavor at Best
The article promotes baking to preserve flavor and minerals in fall vegetables and canned produce. It features cabbage with bacon as a one dish meal, peas with hard boiled eggs, asparagus with poached eggs, and a lemony cream dessert with sponge cake.
Simple Brown Sugar Butter Squares
Melt butter with brown sugar and egg then cool. Stir in sifted dry ingredients and pecans. Spread in an 8 by 8 inch pan and bake 30 minutes at 350 degrees. Cut into squares and cool in the pan.
Bradford Social Notes Update
Bradford social notes list visits among local families including Eli Hysell and family Middleport guests of his parents, Homer Forrest visitors, Lillian Buck guest of Marcella Curtas, a daughter named Elizabeth Ann to Glenn and Mrs. Price, Charlies Hysell in Pomeroy, Paul Fry visiting with John Bekew family, Wayne Russell from Kentucky visiting his mother Jeasie Russell, Mildred Eskew visiting Lucille Mite, a cottage prayer meeting at Worthy Johnson Bailey Run Friday, and Mrs. William Stewart visiting Dan Rowell's family.
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Bradford
Eli Hysell
Middleport
Homer Forrest
Misa Lillian Buck
Marcella Curtas
Glenn Price
Elizabeth Ann
Charlies Hysell
Pomeroy
Ralph Fry
Paul
Union Furnace Social Activities Noted At Home
Mr and Mrs Irvin Nanna hosted a Sunday dinner at their Union Furnace home. Guests included Matt Brandenburg and daughter Miss Forest, Mrs Emma Brandenburg and Mrs Herbert Swingle. Mrs Swingle returned home after visiting relatives and friends in Nelsonville and Athens.
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Irvin Nanna
Matt Brandenburg
Miss Forest
Emma Brandenburg
Herbert Swingle
Herpert
Swingle
Nelsonville
Athens
Spread of Green Tomatoes and Savory Squash Dish
A nostalgic page details Eva Easler of Trimble Ohio preserving green tomato spread with peppers pickles sugar sour cream eggs vinegar and mustard then boiling and sealing jars for year round use alongside a minced squash sausage noodle bake with thyme and crumb topping. It also notes Persian palm leaf books with inscribed pages.
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Eva Easler
Trimble
Ohio
Sausage Dishes Highlighted With Toast and King Variant
Sunday breakfast ideas feature broiled sausage with French toast and apple sauce, plus a sausage a la King recipe with mixed sausage, mushrooms, green pepper and Sherry. Additional menu lines include frankfurters stuffed with apples, bacon wrapped and broiled, plus weekend buffet suggestions and a visit from guests in Nelsonville Ohio.
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Ovaltine: Swiss origin tonic aids sleep and recovery
VALTINE, a Swiss pure food concentrate, was made for invalids and the aged. Physicians later found that a hot bedtime drink with Ovaltine aids sound, restful sleep, and the product became globally well known.
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