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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1942
Page
6
An assortment of corn based dishes with fresh corn as the star. Recipes include Mexican Corn, Scalloped Corn and Tomato, Indian Casserole, Corn Oysters, and Thrifty Corn Fritters. Techniques emphasize fresh ears, short cooking times, and simple ingredients like butter, salt, pepper, and breadcrumbs.
A roadside collection of homey desserts and salads with steps for blackberry pudding apple cake sponge and baked pie with meringue, plus a molded beet and horseradish salad and an Indian relish gelatin dish. Includes measurements, mixing steps, and baking times for several vintage kitchen treats.
Recipe notes describe cooking celery with green pepper on toast, plus vegetable casseroles with carrots peas and onions. Instructions cover butter flour milk and simmering until thick, then baking with bread crumbs. Includes proportions, servings, and serving ideas for sour cream Swiss steak and a honey sauce for ice cream desserts.
The 28th reunion of descendants of Richard and Mary Hudson was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Arde Carpenter on Eaton road. Sixty nine relatives attended from Michigan, Ohio, Washington DC and beyond including Emma Kudson, Grant Hudson, and Mrs Grover White. Next reunion planned for 1942 in Lansing Michigan with host Mr and Mrs Grant Hursen.
Untitled fragment notes a campaign to save waste fat and grease to aid a plant’s operations. No clear date or organization is readable, but the call emphasizes recycling fats and oils to support production.
Lane Stvday evening hosts and guests mingle at Station Road gatherings. Families from Strongsville Cleveland Elyria and LaPorte visit, with weddings, reunions and college sorority ties noted among local residents and returning service furloughs.
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