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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1934
Page
6
Readers submit a recipe detailing pork or beef heart prepared by slicing, washing, flattening with flour, browning in hot butter, then simmering in water for hours until tender. Serve with potatoes and carrots, season with salt pepper and a pinch of sugar, plating heart in center with vegetables around.
A collection of home cooked dishes with gravy based mains and salads. Includes Ham Rollups with baked beans, Salmon Salad with pickles and celery, American Chop Lucy with spaghetti or rice, Caramel Baked Ham with sweet potatoes, and a Mixed Fruit Salad. Portions designed for six servings with stepwise directions and serving tips.
Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Ellsworth Ray won this week for rhubarb cake and raspberry ambrosia. The Rasberry Ambrosia combines raspberries, lemon rind, marshmallows and whipped cream folded together, served in sherbet glasses. Rhubarb Cake uses hot rhubarb, soda, shortening, brown sugar and spices baked at 350 for 45 minutes.
Pineapple pared cored sliced shaped to original outline. Oranges peeled halved seeded and arranged as border. Bananas peeled sliced lengthwise and placed in zig zag fence around border with grape mounds at the U shaped gaps. Sugar syrup with Mara cino juice poured over fruit for serving. Mrs Julia Easterwood Grafton Ohio. Rhubarb Conserve 7 pounds rhubarb.
Quick Coleslaw blends cabbage apple onion juice and vinegar with salt pepper and mayo to create a crisp cold side. Ham Salad combines ham peas or beans relish and French dressing then chills and serves on lettuce with a chili mayo or mustard dressing for a robust lunch option.
Answers cover pan material effects on browning, refrigerator odor causes, macaroni baking times, and an eggless chocolate cake recipe. Also includes a tea-time biscuit recipe, a church service outline, and a local briefs snippet with moving and visits from readers.
Avon Lake attended a league baseball game in Cleveland on Saturday with Archie Spade and Clarence Snicky listed among attendees. The Hill-Toppers Club held a one o'clock luncheon at Mrs Curtis Duff’s home, with Mrs Burt Weidenkopf and Mrs Carl Tomanek as guests and prizes won by Mrs Earl Schultz, Mrs James Tomer, and Mrs Dwight Bastyr. no more meetings are planned for the summer. Mr and Mrs John McClelland hosted his brother William and his sons George and Arthur from Detroit, Michigan. Avon Lake Baccalaureate Services were held Sunday evening at the High School auditorium with a program including Handel Largo and Verdi Grand March performed by Miss Lucy Mawby.
A fragment notes a Sunday spent with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J C Britton. Details are limited but indicate family gathering and residence in Britton.
A statewide survey indicates about 500 million dollars would be needed to rehabilitate all Texas farm homes to basic comfort levels. Running water roofing painting and window screens were rated the most pressing needs.\nDirector O B Martin of Texas A M College extension service, cooperating with the survey, views the results as evidence of long standing agricultural distress in the Southwest.
The New Orleans Police department tests W P-Four wireless equipped motorcycles to enable the motorcycle squad to receive warnings and orders from shortwave broadcasts, as a first step toward outfitting the entire unit.
In Bastrop Texas Catherine Ivey uses home canned goods to fund music lessons. Her mother belongs to a home demonstration club and the cans are exchanged to cover tuition. The report notes Tunny and sardines are being sourced from Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts of France.
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