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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
9
The Recipe Editor offers practical fall menus that are easy on the stove. Pork tenderloin with apple fritters, creamed kohl rabi and glazed carrots plus a curry vinaigrette salad and milk rich desserts form the plan. Martha Cooley shares a Devils Food Cake recipe and Mrs Brickles provides corn muffins and corn bread variations.
Mrs Ray uses a village teacher's recipe for a white butter cake. The mix includes shortening sugar milk flour baking powder egg whites vanilla and salt with careful creaming folding and alternating flour and milk during batter preparation. The cake is baked in layer pans in a moderate oven until it shrinks from the sides or springs back when pressed.
Mrs. Leonard Pidcogdk advises preparing a fruit dessert one hour or more in advance to blend juices and chill. She instructs peeling and chopping pears and apples, sprinkling sugar, and chilling in a cold place until serving.
Mrs. R. L. Clutter shares an easy Orange Cake recipe with ingredients and a method including sour milk and orange juice glaze. Also included is Chili Con Carne from Mrs. C. R. Burch, a Dutch Akron influence, with browned hamburger onions tomatoes kidney beans and spices.
Bring the mixture to a boil then add a thickening blend of flour cayenne and chili powder. Mix with a small amount of water to create a smooth consistency.
A recipe from Mrs Raymond Bardin lists pork chops and rice with tomatoes onion green pepper and seasonings. The instructions: trim and flour chop sear in fat then add washed rice tomatoes salt pepper onion and pepper, cover and cook until steam rises then simmer 45 minutes.
Recipe notes praise apple dumplings from Mrs Leland Hoover of Coolville. Ingredients include flour salt sugar baking powder shortening milk and apples. Syrup made with butter water and cinnamon. dumplings are baked after being filled and covered with the syrup.
Miss Mildred Martin of Richland Avenue shares a corn bread recipe as cooler weather approaches. The recipe lists ingredients including flour corn meal egg sour milk and shortening with instructions to sift mix pour bake at 425 degrees for about 25 minutes.
An advertisement urges women to combat constipations with Kellogg's All-Bran to restore bulk in meals. It claims improved skin and energy, describing two tablespoons daily as a cereal or cooked dish option. The product is guaranteed with a money back refund and sold by grocers nationwide.
A home cook, Mrs Frank Cook of 89 Grosvenor Street, has baked gingerbread for about two years using a magazine recipe. The method includes molasses, boiling water, butter, flour, sugar, soda, baking powder, ginger, cloves, cinnamon, eggs, and a 30 minute bake in a moderate oven. Serve with powdered sugar or whipped cream.
Mrs Don Young of Garfield Avenue uses half the corn bread recipe for a family of three. She has followed this recipe for about nine years. Ingredients include corn meal flour baking powder salt sugar milk eggs and melted fat. Method mixes dry ingredients adds milk and yolks folds in stiff whites then adds fat and bakes in an 8 by 8 inch pan at 450 degrees for 30 minutes.
Miss Wreatha Frederick spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ruth Tucker. Edgar Taylor and Floyd Wilson helped Edwin Hayman haul soybeans Thursday. Oliver Bailey returned Wednesday from Tennessee. Mrs. Ernest Clark Dorcas helped care for her ill mother Mrs. Guy Gainor. E. E. Hayman were Pomeroy visitors Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Taylor called to Dark Hollow for her grandfather Mr. McKenzie’s illness. Lester Hill visited Sam Long Saturday. Rev. Grover White returned from Kentucky revival meetings. Carl Offutt and H V Tucker spent Saturday with the Trussels. H V Tucker attended the funeral of the Little Dorr child at Great Bend. Locals attended the Rocksprings fair. Mrs. Lee Mundy, recovering from pneumonia, is improving.
Arthur A. Josten files partition suit in the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio cause 16558 seeking division of 150 acres in Lodi Township Athens County Ohio. Hearing set for on or after November 7 1936. Attorney L R Pierce represents the plaintiff.
Edith Ellis of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania shares a Jumble Cake recipe. Ingredients include raisins brown sugar butter soda hot raisin water and chopped nuts. Mix in order and bake two layers in a slow oven with confectioners sugar butter icing.
Charles Klabzuba plows at night to escape daytime heat on his farm in Belleville Kansas. Separate notice: Case No 16549 Lera vs Leo Lera. Leo Ta of Galveston Texas is alerted that Gladys Lera filed for absolute divorce and maiden name restoration in Athens County Court Ohio. Hearing set after October 2, 1936.
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