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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1933
Page
10
A compilation of user submitted recipes including Orange Pudding Cabbage Salad Rhubarb Meringue Pie Veal Creole Trisp Walnut Cream Pie Steamed Devil's Food Cake Reversible Sandwiches and Banana Marlow with attributions to Mrs Harley Telford Miss Geneva Mumaw and Mrs R A Whitney from Elyria and Grafton areas.
Instructions describe lining the shell with unbaked pastry, baking until firm, then topping with stiffly beaten egg whites and browning in the oven. The note is signed by Mrs. M. F. Lotzow of Wellington, Ohio.
A collection of home cooking directions from Dorothy McIntire of Grafton Ohio. Includes pork chops with a bread dressing, Snicker Doodles cookies, Surprise Pie with pineapple, and Spanish Steak with tomatoes and cheese. Each item lists ingredients and basic cooking steps for roasters or ovens.
An upbeat promotional item boasts that Swans Down Biscuit Mix makes the best biscuits, ready in minutes with just milk or water. It highlights a homemaker baking success and hints at household status using the mix as a miracle kitchen aid.
A step by step recipe combines macaroni and boiled ham slices with a rich cheese and horseradish sauce. The dish bakes at 400 degrees F for 80 minutes until ham browns, then is served with tomato juice, chilled vegetables, and a lettuce bed garnished with paprika.
A recipe fragment lists ingredients for a jellied tomato salad using lemon gelatine, boiling tomato juice, minced onion, sliced celery, cooked peas, and sweet-sour pickles. Preparation steps are incomplete in the provided text.
Amherst C E Association members visited South Amherst C E at Congregational church on Friday. Harold Olmstead County C E president led games and contests during the social hour, followed by a refreshment course.
Mrs. Lizzie Aebersold entertained at her home on Sunday in honor of Mrs. Harold Allsop's birthday. A noon course dinner was served with covers for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allsop and son Buster, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wragg, Edward Aebersold, and the hostess.
Mrs Phillip Bular will entertain the Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at her home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Senior Class will present the plays Wild Ginger and Bride's Maid at the school auditorium Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Performances promise student acting and village audience attendance.
Official board members will hold a business session at the Methodist Church Tuesday evening.
The Mothers and Daughters of the village and vicinity are invited to a banquet in the Congregational Church parlors tonight at 6:00 PM. A fine program has been arranged.
The South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting tonight at the home of Mrs A F Nally in Amherst.
The Woman's Union will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at St. John's Church, inviting members to attend and discuss scheduled activities.
Richard Hanson, after three months living with his sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Christ Fahrney, left Sunday for Tennessee to begin work with the government. Mr and Mrs Cole of Medina were visitors this past Saturday.
Miss Mary McDow of Ashland and Jack Walker with John Huess of Mansfield visited Miss Naomi Ruth on Sunday. Calvin Ruth and Jack Quilhot stayed with friends in Delaware Ohio. Mr and Mrs Henry Fridenstine and Mr and Mrs Arthur Ruth were also mentioned as guests.
A casserole recipe layers thinly sliced potatoes with smoked ham and onions, seasoned with salt pepper and baking powder, then covered in a white sauce and baked at 325 degrees for about one hour. Top browns after uncovering. spinach complements the dish well.
A fragment describes a simple meal using half a can of salmon from dinner the night before along with four large potatoes in jackets three slices stale bread one large onion one egg and basic seasonings mashed into a dish.
A recipe for asparagus loaf uses eggs, cream, whole wheat cracker crumbs, salt, pepper, butter, and cooked asparagus. Beat egg, add warmed cream, mix in crumbs and butter, fold in asparagus, bake 80 minutes at 550 degrees, serve with a cream sauce and crisp garnish.
Elyria hosts the visit of And son Jack and Mrs Lodi Gibson for Sunday dinner at the Martin Springer home. Emil Ruth and sons Glen and Niel along with Barbara Moore joined Lon Jacksons family in La Grange for a Sunday gathering.
The Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society the world’s largest such group has observed its 50th anniversary. It reports more than 40 000 active members in 1 472 associations across the country and beyond.
San Angelo Texas wool drive by the Texas A and M Mothers Club seeks wool from sheep herders to be crafted into blankets. Proceeds will support student loan funds for youths facing education costs.
The saying cherchez la femme is noted as a universal explanation for trouble but is also applied to cases where happiness is involved, suggesting the presence of a decisive woman can influence outcomes in both peril and joy.
An advertisement urges readers to prevent and relieve constipation with Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN cereal. It describes bulk from the bran aiding bowel movements, notes iron content, and suggests two tablespoonfuls daily or with meals, offering the cereal as a safer alternative to patent medicines. The copy promotes consuming ALL-BRAN in meals or cooking.
Mrs Mayme McGinnis recalls a simple home dinner with croquettes fried in graham flour, served with grated carrot, stewed tomatoes, green onions, prunes, plums, cookies and coffee for four adults two boys and a visiting niece. The total cost was 24 cents with a per person average of about 4.45 dollars, noting she canned tomatoes and plums last fall and baked her own bread.
The Chronicle Telegram announces weekly recipe winners Mrs. A J Slee and Mrs A N Aldrich of Elyria each receive a dollar. Recipes include Snow-Capped Gingerbread Pineapple Icing and Spinach and Cheese Balls with detailed steps and ingredients.
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