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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1941
Page
11
Edna Phillips, renowned harpist, offers steak recipes to stretch meat dollars for an economical Sunday dinner. A tester menu serves four with flank steak, stock, tomato, onions, butter, and rice baked in a casserole for about 40 minutes.
Best what would you do solution notes a one day hotel rate question with a list of guests and a lawn dinner. It mentions Mr and Mrs Frank McCann hosting a chicken dinner for relatives from Detroit Londonderry and nearby Albany with music in the afternoon and Rhurig family ties noted. The piece closes with Labor Day return details.
Toast day old white bread cut into strips spread with sweetened condensed milk then rolled in dry shredded coconut. Brown under low flame or toast on fork over coals. Strips taste like Angel Food Cake coconut frosting.
A large family gathering was hosted by Mr and Mrs Uriah Judy with many relatives from Athens Barberton Albany Beach City Columbus and others attending. The Clarks Chapel Cemetery Association adopted a rule requiring burial arrangements and monument work to be supervised by the cemetery superintendent or caretaker.
The scene unfolds with Philip Veritzen and a gangster threatening a guest as her father and allies react. The daughter, framed by danger, urges Veritzen to stay and recount the events, praising Veritzen and the hotel for saving her life while the father weighs his urgent yet shifting judgments.
Charles Spencer learns Madge Graham risked her life to trap a gangster and recover Marion Morton’s letter. Madge recounts boarding a train with a captor, her husband Dicky’s timely rescue, and a tense confrontation with Philip Veritzen as the case heads toward a perilous hide-out. Continued tomorrow.
In a national emergency period Mrs. Gaynor Maddox explains enriched flour and bread supply. Enriched products add vitamins and iron without extra cost and compare to whole grains. The editorial notes foods rich in thiamin and nicotinic acid, with safe vitamin levels, plus guidance on washing greens for salads.
The Great Rift is described as the world’s largest valley. It begins in northern Palestine and extends about 5,000 miles southward through Africa.
Oscar of New York's Waldorf Astoria notes visitors favor hot breads this year. The article lists recipes using enriched flour with corn bread sticks and bran muffins, including measurements for ingredients and baking steps, to share with readers.
The Rathburn Rathbun Finsterwald Shafer Garden Methodist and Young families host reunions on Sunday September 7 with basket dinners at noon. The Scott Friend and Coleman reunions meet at Athens County Fairgrounds and Howell's Grove near Coolville. All relatives and friends invited. some events note sermons or services.
Athens Grange and Rebekah Lodge schedule meetings for Thursday with a birthday celebration and a travel contest. Judges from Albany and Dexter Garden Clubs assist the flower arrangements contest and a review of the Nelsonville poultry show. The Women's Association will meet Friday at 1:30 pm at Baker Settlement and the Past Chief's Club meeting is postponed.
Recipe for Peach Betty serves 6 to 8 with peaches bread crumbs sugar and butter baked in layers finished with cream custard or fruit sauce. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs James Lemon and daughters Anne Marie and Edna of Columbus, and Mr W E Nelson and the Hanings of Columbus plus Miss Louise Haning and Miss Clara Bell Lowery visiting Emma Inman in Albany.
Descendants of Joshua and Ruth Calvert and Lord Baltimore held their 17th reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Jackson in Nelsonville. 87 year old Mrs Lucy Calvert Cochran is the oldest member. A memorial committee was named after four deaths and next meeting is planned for Columbus.
Mrs Amanda Hanning and relatives gathered at Old Man's Cave on Sunday August 25 to mark her 69th birthday. A picnic lunch was served at one o'clock with Mrs Hanning the oldest attendee and Jimmy Dale Lee one month the youngest.
The Carthage Home Conservation meeting at Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pitts's home Friday night opened with America. Women listed household problems and men farm problems. topics included Putting of Abundance to Use and Wheat Quotas. Present were Mrs. Eldon Dailey and daughter Beth and Mrs. Peavey. Ice cream and cake were served to 17 attendees. The September meeting will be at Mrs. Velma Person's home.
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