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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1938
Page
7
A feature from Mrs. Maddox presents recipes from The Swedish Princesses Cook Book by Jenny Akerstrom. Appetizer Meat Balls serve 8 to 10 and Orange Rye Bread offers a rye enriched loaf with orange peel.
A recipe outline for potato and fruit dumplings with bouillon or sauce. Lists ingredients such as mashed potatoes butter egg cheese parsley milk bread crumbs and fruit filling. Describes shaping boiling times and serving suggestions including with bouillon or meat.
A fragmentary notice describes church events including services at Zion String Banryie and Ee Church, with sessions led by Rev. Mehool and features such as Lodge practice, Bible study, and Sunday morning services. Names and numbers appear as partial OCR.
Glouster society notes list visits from Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brunton and Norma Jean Colum bus to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brunton Sr. and O. E. Chevalier, with several other guests in town. It also notes a birth for Charles Jarvis and Mrs. H. T. Rainey and Mrs. Abram Kasler as grandparents.
Caldwell defeats Glouster 6 to 0 as the game stays scoreless through the first three quarters. Key plays include Caldwell interceptions and a late drive into Glouster territory, with standout glouster players Carter Bingman and Roberts noted for solid defense and offense.
Breakfast includes orange juice wheat cakes country sausage maple syrup coffee milk Dinner features chicken potato dumplings buttered carrots broccoli celery and green pepper salad chocolate ice cream coffee and milk Supper offers Welsh rarebit on toast sliced tomatoes raisin cookies tea and milk
Simple stove top soup using condensed pea soup milk and frankfurter. Sauté onion and frankfurter in butter until browned, add soup and heat through. Serves 3 to 4.
Hollister High School held a Thursday morning assembly led by Principal Mr. Cole on the theme of safety. Music teacher Mr. Jones directed “America” and Mr. Miller gave a devotional. Auto shop instructor Mr. Plant spoke on driving safety and fault checks, while Mr. Oberholzer urged licensing tests someday. Township superintendent Mr. Miller praised the audience’s attention as seniors Clara and Gladys Hildebrand presented motorist and pedestrian “Don’ts” before a finale parody on My Bonnie.
J. G. Feather of San Bernardino California spent a month in the homes of James Jewell and T. G. McDonald then left Tuesday for home. His annual Ohio trip began August 12 with stops in Windsor Missouri and Lincoln Missouri to visit kin. He attended the G A R Encampment at Des Moines Iowa and will visit friends in Tilden and Springfield Missouri before arriving in San Bernardino around November first.
Rev. F. G. Boroff outlines next Sunday Promotion Day at 9 30 a m in the M E Sunday School and at 10 30 a m the worship service with the theme The Church and Childhood. Epworth League leads at 6 p m and Evening Service at 7 p m features Truth. Church of Christ Bible School 9 a m Lord's Supper 10 a m The Coming of the Dove. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meet at 6 p m. Happy Hour at 7 p m covers Absalom. Music by Wm. Wallace. Midweek Study 7 30 p m with Edith Mae Henry Irene Stahl in charge. Anniversary program set for October 9.
The funeral for Mrs. Caroline Janchius will be Sunday at Jerusalem Church near Denvertown at 1 30 p m with Rev Buzholtz officiating Interment follows at the church cemetery by Cannon and Cannon Crooksville A brief service is to be held by Rev D P Morris at the Herman Janchius home at 11 and the funeral cortege will depart at 11 30 for Deavertown.
Washington and Lington clash as Georgetown page nine recap notes Larry Baujan and Tony sidelined with injuries. Regarded as a tough weekend, Mt. meets eleven in Saturday action amid ongoing injuries and lineup uncertainty.
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