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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
5
Anita Auci guides readers through a Sunday dinner menu featuring cantaloupe fruit cup stuffed pork or beef tenderloin with brown gravy noodles with browned crumbs lima beans paprika relish vegetable salad and blackberry pie with blackberry hard sauce accompanied by coffee or ice tea.
Choose small very ripe cantaloupes with good flavor. Wash and chill. Cut halves and remove seeds. Fill with chilled and slightly sweetened raspberries.
Split the tenderloin and season well. Spread with a bread stuffing and place the second tenderloin in Place. Dredge with flour. Add a thin slice of fat pork and pour one half cup hot water around the meat. Place in a very hot oven for twenty minutes, reduce the heat and cook or roast until tender. More time will be required for the pork than for the beef tenderloin. Make a gravy of the fat and liquid in the pan.
A recipe sequence begins with melting butter and sautéing onion until tender. Flour and paprika are stirred in, then hot water is added to form a smooth sauce. Lima beans are added and simmered ten minutes. canned, fresh, or dried beans are acceptable.
Hamilton County roads oiled in the past week were listed by County Surveyor E. A. Gast. The routes include Enyart from Cincinnati Zanesville to McKinney, Mason from Cincinnati Zanesville to county line, Hopewell to county line, Indian Hill from Cincinnati Chillicothe to hill, Old Indian Hill, Warner from Drake to Walton Creek, Walton Creek to Cincinnati Chillicothe, Round Bottom from Cincinnati Batavia to Broadwell, Amity from Blue Ash to Ridge, Seymour from Norwood to Cincinnati, School Section from Harrison to Reemlin, Anderson Ferry from Delhi to Cleves Warsaw, Race from Harrison to Pleasant Ridge, Neeb from Linnenmann to Muddy Creek, Mayhew from Greenwell to Delhi.
A cascade of birth notices lists pairs such as Peter and Myrtle Batlus at 1536 Central Avenue with a boy and George and Henrietta Berl Ling at 442 Bank Street with a girl. Alonzo and Della Bakpr at 4951 Hamilton Avenue welcome a girl alongside Carl and Lucille Bader at 1012 Wocust Street with a girl. Other entries include Norval and Loretta Detmer at 5751 Adelphi and Joseph and Mary Erpenbeck at 6526 Desmond Street with a girl, plus Frederick and Margaret Eose and many more couples from Mt. Oliver to Camp Dennison welcoming boys and girls.
The text describes assembling a berry pie with thin tomato slices, cucumber rounds, lettuce wedges, asparagus pieces, and olives. It mentions chilling pastry, baking with roasted meat, and serving the pie warm with a blackberry hard sauce or rose.
A reader requests five cooking books and Mrs Auch replies with recipe cards. The column shares Blackberry Hard Sauce steps and a pineapple preserves method with sugar proportions and canning guidance.
Lester Fisher a 20 year old of 4051 Clifton avenue had a one day jail term suspended by Police Traffic Court Judge Thomas J. Elliott after a tour of the Central Police Station. The judge said the trip should impress him on the seriousness of his offense. Marian Shott a Reading road and Rockdale avenue druggist was arrested on a forthwith subpoena for parking in a safety zone and brought to Traffic Court. She was fined costs suspended.
The Cincinnati Art Museum announced an exhibition of etchings and drawings by Duve neck Turner and Goya in the print rooms of the French wing opening tomorrow. A display of hand blocked Eighteenth Century Indian prints is in the Hanna wing on the first floor. A textiles exhibition, part of the collection bought in 1890 from the South Kensington Museum, is shown in the same museum.
A list of marriage licenses shows couples including Clovis Beets and Virginia Eads, Arthur Wagenstahl and Hazel Lewis, Rudolph Puls and Charlotte Heyer, John Walter and Mary Greman, Laurent Varnum and Maryellen Brown, Herbert Noll and Violet Weinrich, Herbert Sharp and Mamie Norman, and Carl Gallenstein and Edith Phelan. The pairs come from addresses across Cincinnati areas, with ages ranging from early twenties to mid thirties and occupations listed.
Outdoor tennis dominates Cincinnati as the thirtieth annual Tri State tournament starts at the Cincinnati Tennis Club. Entertainment chief Folsom Hayward leads plans for out of town guests with parties and dinners through the week.
Associate Justice Owen J. Roberts of the Supreme Court received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania during the ninety-fifth commencement ceremony.
Tomorrow's horoscope foresees lively social and domestic activity with profitable friendships especially with elders and real estate gains. A birthday year may stress social affairs while a child born that day should be steady and sociable with many friends. Monday brings adverse omens with possible turmoil, scandals, and misadventures, yet favorable contracts may emerge.
Stuart M. Thompson of Glendale is appointed business manager of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, succeeding Roy M. Hoinikel and taking effect July 1. A Procter & Gamble veteran since 1906 and Minnesota University graduate, he joins a board-affirmed effort to align orchestra management with public interests.
Ten college students chosen as leaders for Camp Meacham in Mentor Kentucky travel with camp director Charles E. Lee to Richmond Indiana for a conference on camp programs with Indiana Y workers at Earlham College. Dr. E T Milner dean will lead the discussion. Camp Meacham Committee and friends will inspect the camp tomorrow afternoon.
Pattern No 6794 showcases a slenderizing dress style with straight long lines and plaited skirt fullness attached to the waist. It features a V neck with band facings and jabot, gathered shoulder fullness, a narrow cuffed sleeve, and a narrow belt. Available in eight sizes with fabric suggestions in black navy gray or brown tweed. pattern mailed for 10 cents.
A dinner hosted by the ambitious producer Philip Veritzen treats guests as if in formal society. The guest of honor resists a grand floral substitution while Veritzen pursues a lavish violet centerpiece. The narrator recalls past loves, war memories, and a guarded tension with Veritzen as a discreet, staged evening unfolds.
A concert at the zoo this afternoon presents Tschaikowsky Fourth Symphony finale and popular hits. Theodore Hahn Jr conducts with his orchestra and chorus, with original pieces and audience singing. Vocal solos by Miss Hallye Nester and two piano pieces by Willsey and Lang.
The piece urges mothers to protect infant health in hot weather through rest, good nutrition, and careful nursing or formula use. It warns that poor mother sleep and appetite affect baby, advises feeding schedules, sun exposure in moderation, regular baths, and cooling evening baths. It also notes milk source quality and refrigeration if formula is used, plus a Q&A on eczema and urinalysis.
A traveling bag with blood stained rags and a newspaper dated June 19, 1929 was found near Eden Park Reservoir. Coroner F. C. Swing said the remains likely belong to a fully developed infant disposed of around that time. Louis Miller reported the bag to police.
Secretary Adams announced that four new 10 000 tone cruisers will be named Portland Astoria Minneapolis and New Orleans in the navy naming plan.
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