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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1949
Page
13
Instructions describe dipping fish fillets in salted milk then crushed corn flakes and baking 15 to 20 minutes. It also notes slitting popovers after baking to release steam for crispness. A line mentions twelve million pounds of flowers harvested yearly in France for perfume usage.
New zipper tech promises jam proof operation. Designers Peg Newton and Irma Kigere showcase key zip concepts in garments and accessories. Newton pairs a plaid stole and skirt with a black velveteen blouse while Kigere presents a zip apart bag that telescopes from red suede panels into a compact pouch. Additional key-zip items include mad money mittens with pockets for coins.
Ohio University delegates from the Delta Pi chapter joined Sigma Chi brothers at Bowling Green for the annual Leadership Trainings Workshop August 28 to 31. Attendees included Mr. Robert Scheel president Mr. Donat Fitton vice president and rush chairman Mr. William Butler pledge captain Mr. Jay Ruoff president and other chapter members.
Penalties for irregular canasta play explained with point values for draws outs of turn melding missteps and discarding errors. The article outlines remedies and rules for handling exposed cards melds wild cards red treys and penalties in various irregular situations.
Glen na M. Hess and Frank R. Mc Laughlin married in an afternoon ceremony at the Christian parsonage on Sept. 6 with Rev. Joe B. Maffett officiating. They will reside at 56 W Carpenter St and host friends there.
A Toledo woman Mrs L Barnes claims dramatic weight loss of 62 pounds using Rennet Concentrate. She reports eating normally and performing housework while taking two spoonfuls twice daily, promises money back if not satisfied, and urges friends to try the home remedy.
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