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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1938
Page
8
Fried hominy grits recipe serves 4 to 6. Mix one cup flour with one cup grits, pour into boiling salted water, boil until tender, mold and chill, slice and sauté in butter until crisp. Serve hot with butter and corn syrup. Also steamed chocolate pudding recipe yields 10 servings with cake flour, baking powder, soda, salt, butter, sugar, egg, unsweetened chocolate and milk.
A recipe details orange doughnuts with orange zest and spices, including method, ingredients, and frying. It also offers a second day idea to serve leftover spaghetti sauce over cornmeal mush with grated cheese baked until brown.
Describes beating eggs and chocolate until smooth then adding flour and milk in steps. Batter is poured into a greased mold, two thirds full, covered, and steamed for two hours. Served hot with foamy sauce, whipped cream or hard sauce.
A vintage kitchen note shares two tamale pie preparations. The first uses round steak onions garlic tomatoes broth corn meal olives and cheese baked in a casserole. The second combines cornmeal bran fat ground meat green pepper tomatoes chili powder and cheese baked until browned and served with cheese or sauce.
The Church of Christ schedules Bible School at 9 a.m. and Lord's Supper at 10 a.m. with a sermon "The Advent of our Lord" and evening topics. M E Church sets 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. sermon "The Seven-Fold Cup," and 7 p.m. worship on "Religion Fortifies Life."
A. W. Antle prominent Trimble businessman died of a cerebral hemorrhage and his funeral was held Thursday at the M E Church in Glouster. Rev. Donnelly led the service. burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery with a large cortege. Revival begins October 23 at Trimble Mission with Rev. Hiram Mingus preaching.
Ethel Ontario earns label village of octogenarians with 145 residents and one in sixteen over eighty. Among the elderly, six are women and three are men, showcasing a notable aging population.
New York AP reports stocks firm in moderate volume with aviation and railroad equipment shares advancing. Oils stay active. Radio opens higher and then steadies after a notable rise. Douglas climbs about one point to 58 percent, while American Locomotive Lima Locomotive and New York Air Brakes post fresh highs with gains up to two points.
Grain and livestock prices from Toledo and Cincinnati list several commodities. Wheat, corn, oats quotes appear with multiple grades and prices, while eggs and butter price ranges are given. Livestock in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati markets show hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with varied weights and price ranges.
Butter market receipts reach 763 165 gross lbs with extras and firsts scoring up to 91 percent. Several centralized grades show 88 89 93 scores. more than 1 000 French criminals are said to be hiding in Great Britain.
William E. Lucas of Cleveland Ohio appointed administrator of the Mary Morrison estate in Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Probate Judge Louis Tyroler dated October 19 138.
A joint installation for the American Legion and Auxiliary occurred Tuesday night in Glouster. W. J. Golding installed post officers. Mrs. Irma Powers installed auxiliary officers. Funeral rites for Elizabeth Johnson set for Saturday in Glouster. Margerite Lang runs multiple village posts in Pollock Pines California.
Jerry Wayne Wallace three weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Mackey Wallace died early Friday He is survived by his parents two sisters Bessie Mae and Freda and three brothers Harold Floyd and Ray and by his grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Smith Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Glouster Mission with Rev Hoyt Williams officiating Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery.
Orville Bingman and Joe Williams passed the civil service exam and were approved for mail service positions at the Glouster post office. Bingman will serve as substitute clerk and Williams as city carrier, both starting work immediately. In Cincinnati, Glouster Lodge Masons Ralph Gatchel Roy Davis John Vickroy and Eugene Miner attend Grand Lodge session.
Bids for the Fireproof Auditorium and Class Room Building at Stewart Athens County Ohio are to be received by the Rome Canaan Rural School District through November 15 1938 with bids opened at 1:00 PM. Plans and specifications are on file with the Clerk and architects William Mills and Son Nelsonville Ohio. A ten dollar deposit funds plans and specifications. Bid bonds of five percent required. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will serve chili to aid the public. The event is at Mrs Effie Brown’s home on Saturday October 22 starting at 6 30 PM.
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