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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1936
Page
11
The recipe editor outlines a practical all in one dish dinner using canned tuna and salmon with vegetables and biscuits. Prepare potatoes carrots onions celery stock and milk then bake a fish medley with a biscuit topping and serve with tart currant jelly.
A home bake optimized recipe by Miss Anna Marie Davis of 116 Mill Street. Ingredients include shortening, brown sugar, eggs, cake flour, salt, soda, cinnamon, cloves, allspice, baking powder, and sour cream. Method folds creamed mixture with alternated dry ingredients and sour cream, then folds in egg whites and bakes at 350 for about 50 minutes in a greased pan.
Ruth Dixon presents a simple One Egg Cake recipe yielding a loaf or cupcakes. Instructions mix sugar and lard, beat in egg, add milk and vanilla, then dry ingredients, mix five minutes, bake 30 to 45 minutes in a moderate oven, and finish with icing.
Mrs J G Pierce of Shade shares a pumpkin pie recipe clipped from The Messenger four years ago. The method uses pumpkin sugar milk cream cinnamon ginger salt eggs and pastry. Bake in a moderate oven for fifty minutes.
Apple macaroons provide an inexpensive fall dessert. Mrs Don Young on Garfield Ave serves macaroons with cream or milk. Peel and slice four to five apples in a buttered dish. Sprinkle sugar and cinnamon. Make a batter with sugar butter egg flour and salt. Bake at 375 for 30 minutes until tender and brown. Serve with cream or milk.
Mrs. W. B. Adams of Worthington preserves a Lemon Custard Cake recipe from her grandmother after more than fifty years of use. The recipe uses butter sugar milk flour and a lemon custard filling with cornstarch and a boiled icing for the top.
Mrs FE J Person of 28 Montrose Ave offers a trusted ginger bread recipe past 30 years with eggs added last. Ingredients include brown sugar molasses sour milk butter soda ginger allspice cinnamon and flour. Bake like cake but do not overbeat.
A historic cranberry pudding recipe from Elsie Welch of Rutland with lemon sauce. Ingredients include sour milk suet molasses flour and cranberries with a lemon juice sugar and egg sauce. Pudding steams two hours and is served hot with the sauce.
A detailed bake closely tied to Mrs F C Daugherty of Chauncey. The card lists ingredients including butter sugar water cake flour baking powder egg whites and vanilla. Instructions describe creaming butter and sugar adding water and flour then folding in beaten whites and vanilla before baking in four pans at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes.
Mrs William Mansfield shares a simple rolled oats cookie recipe from 62 Stewart Street. The steps mix sugar and shortening then eggs, fold in flour and spices with milk, add oats and raisins, stir in soda and water, and bake drop cookies at 400 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes.
Date pudding is described as an easy dessert. The recipe lists ingredients including dates butter sugar eggs flour and nuts with soda in boiling water. Mix pour bake at 375 degrees for about 45 minutes and serve with whipped cream.
Mrs J K Vickers of 175 N Congress St shares her chosen pumpkin pie recipe from a cookbook that came with her range. Ingredients include pumpkin sugar cornstarch salt ginger nutmeg milk and a baked crust with a two stage bake at 425 then 325 for about 50 minutes.
The forecast warns of lively but unsettled stellar conditions with possible sudden disruption unless careful action and wise judgment are used. Birthday folks may face abrupt changes and adversity unless managed well. a child born today may seek intellectual pursuits amid restlessness and bohemian tendencies.
Union residents report Mr. Charles Walker and Adam Stewart repairing property. Ruth McBride recovers from chicken pox. George McBride buys a new automobile. Class 3 met at John Withers home with 22 present. Guests included Deloras Trout Donna Trout Betty Beverage Wendell Russ. Ladies gathered at Elmer Gabriel home for Mrs. Bessie Gabriel's birthday. Attendees listed by name. Helen Holland visited Holland residence in Athens. Revival service drew many from Union at Wesleyan Methodist Church in Athens. Rev. Ray Huff to preach at Union Church on Sunday October 25. Walter Maxwell of Marshfield patents a lug-crank for tractor wheels after three years of effort.
Mrs C V Hester of Mineral shares a breakfast muffin recipe for tomorrow. The ingredients include corn meal flour baking powder sugar sweet milk and shortening.
Mr and Mrs Lenard Walton of Glouster spent last week with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Walton. Arza Easler announce birth of a son on Oct 13. Herb Armstrong of Glouster visited daughter Mrs Fred Anderson. Roy Kasler hosted by Florence McCune Trimble. Mrs John Duncan Powell caring for daughter Mrs Arza Kasler and infant son. Electa Grimm Jacksonville spent Saturday with mother Mrs Electa Grimm of McArthur.
A direct airmail route linking London and Stockholm began operations. The new service promises faster correspondence between the two capitals, enhancing postal efficiency and international communication.
The government has barred import of used aircraft into Canada for the past three years, a policy affecting buyers, dealers, and aviation firms seeking secondhand planes. Officials cite safety and regulatory alignment as the rationale.
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