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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1944
Page
2
Readers are urged to use lower grade beef with affordable cuts prepared by pounding braising and stewing. Recipes include Swiss Steak with round steak, short ribs with vegetables, spiced beef using ginger snaps, ham and sweet potato roll, potted veal with dumplings, and mushroom flavored dishes. Readers may send tips to Miss Lynn Chambers in Chicago.
Use low temperatures in cooking meat regardless of method. High temperatures shrink meat unnecessarily. Save all the meat you buy. If a roast is dried at the butcher's bring the bone home for soup. Different seasonings add interest. Try onion gravy with beef. Mushroom soup goes well with lamb. Horseradish adds pep to pot roast or short ribs gravy. Pork gravy with a dash of sage. lamb gravy with curry. Leftover vegetables like peas carrots and beans added to gravy make it colorful and nourishing.
Common Pleas Court docket shows multiple estates including Isaac Coldiron decedents and numerous letters of administration. Divorces sought by Jas W Walker against Dorothy Hedrick and Wyonna Moore against Donald Moore. Marriages recorded for Henry Greenwald to Edna Idlett, Edgar McNutt to Florence Miller, and others with occupations. Private real estate sales and inventory filings accompany guardianship and inheritance tax matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hines of Norwood visited his mother. Harold Hines and Mrs Eldy Smith stayed with relatives, as did Miss Phylis Bolender with her parents. Tobacco and corn cutting dominates farm life while Belle Jones of Moscow visited Mrs Eva McMurchy. Frank Donovan of Terrace Park spent Sunday with Wm. Knowles as the Knowles recover from illness.
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