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Chicken

Did you have roast chicken fol
Sunday lunch? Here's a fine way
to use up what is left of it, without
any protest from the man of the
house.
Make a white sauce as usual in
the top of a double boiler, season.
ing it rather highly and adding a
good dash of cayenne. When It is
ready, add to it 2 tablespoons OF
chopped sweet pickles and 2 table
spoons chopped olives. If you have
them add a tablespoon of capers
with a little Of their liquids.
Now stir in y cup of mayonnaise
and 2 cups diced cooked chicken
Cook gently over barely boiling
water until heated through. Really
have the water at simmer or your
mixture will curdle. When just
hot, sprinkle with minced parsley
and serve on toast.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Cream of Cucumber Soup

Cream of Cucumber Soup
A lovely soup, that is the inven-
ton of a French chef in a small
little-known restaurant in Quebec
is this cream of cucumber.
Take l small sucumber per person
peel it and cut 1t in thin slices. Take
a quart of chicken broth or bouillon
season it we'll and set it aside. TIC
the sliced cucumbers add pint OF
cream and cook over low fire until
all gets creamy and thick and the
cucumbers have "wept" all available
juices. Add very little grated
onion. Cook little longer and then
strain.
Return to the pot and add about
2 tablespoons mixed minced herbs
such as parsley, chives, chervil and
thyme. Add the chicken stock and
let all heat through very slowly
Then pour into cups. Put a dab
of sour cream on top of each portion
This soup is equally delicious In
summer when served chilled.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
EEWhat$S Coobio:
FRIDAY.
Baked Sentood Salad
Broccoli

FRIDAY.
Baked Sentood Salad
Buttered Beets Broccoli
Toasted French Bread
Black Walnut Cake
Baked Seafood
l canned crab meat u teaspoon salt
/ cooked shrimps pepper
chopped tablespoon Worcestershire
tablespoons onion, grated l tablespoon lemon juice
! celery diced 4 potato chips rolled
v cup mayonnase u American cheese grated
WASH and fake meat and shrmps Combine fish,
green pepper celery,
Pile generously individual serving Sprinkle
with potato chip crumbs Bake moderate 0
degrees F) 80 minutes until well Drowned.
SATURDAY.
Swiss Steak flashed Bro1pn Potatoes
. Rutabagas Mired Vegetable Salad
Broiled Grapefruit
Mixed Vegetable Salad.
tablespoons granulated gelatin Mayonnaise lettuce
II vegetable juice tablespoon grated onion
" weak vinegar boiling water
! tablespoons lemon juice teaspoon salt
" teaspoon paprika tablespoon
az cups canned mixed vegetables
Soften the gelatin the cold vegetable liquid Add the boiling
water and seaoning vinegar lemon juice When COOL add the
vegetables
when firm lettuce with mayonnase.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Vireinia Ham

Here's a new trick for baking a
real sugar-cured Virginia ham.
Soak ham-about a 12-pounder
in cold water for SO hours. Then
brush it well to remove all mold.
dirt, etc.
Put 1t to cook in kettleful of
fresh cold water, with 2 pounds of
brown sugar and s sliced green ap-
pies. Let it boil for three hours
and then cool In the water in which
1t was cooked.
When 1t is cold remove from the
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Recipe Roundup

water, trim off skin and excess fat.
Remove the hip bone.
Make liquid paste of brown su-
gar, prepared mustard and a little
sherry This should be 'runny''
enough to pour over the top of the
ham. Then put the ham in a me-
dunn oven and roast it for half an
hour, basting often. You can serve
the ham hot or cold-and you will
find the favor as unusual as 1t is
delicious.
Evening star., 1948-01-08

Homemade Teo Ring is happy choice any time. 4.
WEDNESDAY.
Pork Chops Baked in Milk
Stuffed Baked Potatoes Brussel Sprouts
Buttered Carrots
Tea RING Coffee
Tea Ring.
biscuit tablespoon melted bland lard
y milk y cup brown sugar
! egg teaspoon cinnamon
package compressed or dry granular yeast
Add milk together When mixture
ukewarm yeast dissolve thoroughly Stir
until soft dough- Turn onto lightly
coh-covred board gently minute Roll into
anguar inch thick Brush with melted bland lard
sprinkle with and cinnamon Roll fashion
Place baking sheet and cut with
intervals almost through ring Turn slice
slightly side Cover Let rise place until double in bulk
F. 20 Is minutes While
with confecoe and decorate with canded cherries and
pecans
Bland Lard Biscuit Mix.
Yield: About
l cup bland lard tablespoons baking powder
sifted flour teaspoons salt
baking Cut bland lard into
bender knives fork ngertps until mixture
consistency cornmeal Store conaner in the
refrigerator. cool place.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
A convenient one-dish meal.

A convenient ne-dsh meal -.
SUNDAY
Veal Ste1D With Dumplings
Apricot and Cottage Cheese Salad on Lettuce
Whole Wheat Bread Butter
Apple Tunouers Coffee
Dumplngs.
pounds veal stew IL tablespoons fat
III teaspoons salt
Pepper white onions
Flour or pieces celery
pound green
with pepper;
Cover with water stock and let simmer covered kettle about
add onions celery in 4nch
strips and the beans Fifteen minutes before serving drop dumpngs
top vegetables tightly and finish cooking
AS
MONDAY
Braised Short Ribs OF Beef
Mashed Potatoes Cranberry Relish
Butterscoten pudding 0'' Cookies -,
Braised Short Ribs of Beef ~
pounds ribs minced onion, If desired
4
tablespoons carrots, diced t''H''
teaspoons salt u green pepper, diced
\ teaspoon pepper celery, diced
ribs into individual flour them Brown
sides fat allowing 20 to 80 minutes for browning
onion and water. Cover closely simmer hours
adding water needed Add vegetables continue cook 80
platter thcken the vegetable with
tablespoons mixed smooth with little water Serves
Spinach With Egg Slices Bro1ed Tomatoes
Scalloped Linuas Mullins
Cherry Pie
Scaloped Lmas
1 No 2 can lirnas cups dry
2 CUBS of tablespoons butter
prepare the cheese take tablespoons -four table
spoons " teaspoon paprka grated sharp
cheese cups milk pepper Melt the fat add the on
milk slowly stirring constantly until the mixture hicken Add the
grated cheese and cook until dissolved Put layer OF lima beans
in buttered baking dish with cheese sauce
the crumbs with butter until
the dish full within inch of the top Cover the top Layer with
moderate or until the top is well Drowned.
Evening star., 1948-01-08

of cook books Is available to them
on loan at the public libraries)
About the amount of water to be
used in pressure cookery. Let me
refer you again to Ida Bailey Aliens
discussion of this In her book. Sew
eral pertinent points are empha-
sized: % use the rack in the cooker
with almost everything, except soup,
regardless of the manufacturers
instructions: (2) use only n cup
water or other liquid as a normal
this will more than cover bottom
of pan and yet be well under the
rack, and extra liquid will be ex-
tracted in the cooking, depending
on the type of food; 90 cook every
thing at Is pounds pressure, regard
less of the manufacturer! In other
words, each individual cook should
experiment within the bounds of
safety Gust be sure you obey the
manufacturer in the method Of re-
moving the valve and coverD
I prefer not to make spaghetti
sauce in the pressure cooker, be-
cause, as Mrs. F. L. M. indicates,
the long slow simmering results in
a thickened and well seasoned sauce.
Instead, prepare the spaghetti itself
in the cooker-Mrs. Allen tells you
how. --~." s~.
X
POMANDER BALLS t..--
(Fron Mrs. E. r. r.. Arlingto7l.)
Did you know that using orris
root powder when sticking whole
cloves into oranges to make poman-
der balls helps cut down on the
juiciness and aids in the preserva-
ton? My mother used to make the
balls with small box of the powder
(from a drug store) beside her so
she could take pinch or sprinkle
little on her work as she wished.
She made the balls into attractive
gifts by crocheting a tiny "snood"
to hold them and to hang them in
the closet.
Evening star., 1948-01-08

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THURSDAY.
Sweet Potatoes
Green Salad
MHE
Lamb Shoulder
Fried PdrSnipS
Coconut TodSties
Coconuf ToaStios


spoon tablespoons butter fortified
garine and light brown firmly packed Stir In VI cup
shredded this mixture about II graham crackers
below heat until golden
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HERE AND THERE: The fourth
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-07
. Claiborne
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Mrs. Emma Engle, and Mrs
Laura Rinehart, of near Raymond
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Slyre Sunday and attended
the funeral of Mrs. Vella Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutrell Roseto and
children took a trip, over the
weekend, visiting points of inter
est in Ohio and Kentucky.
Adrian Potts and daughter
Anna Lee, Aruthur Warner ano
daughter, Patricia, were in LaRue
Sunday afternoon, where the
Redwood band played for the
Memorial service.
Our village was rather quiet
over the weekend holidays, sc
many were away on trips, and
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Bell were
guests Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Langstaff and family, OF
Findlay. Mrs. Langstaff, had re-
Gently returned from a hospital
and is now convalescing at her
home.
Our community was saddened
last week by the death of a life
long resident of this community,
Grant Baker, who passed away on
Tuesday evening. Service and
burial on Friday of last week.
Mrs. Margaret Disbennett and
Edna Moore called on MIR. and
Mrs. Maurice Bulen, Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Bulen is still i'm
proving,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Bell called
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Morris near Magnetic Springs,
Wednesday.
Mr.. Dolph Potts, of w. Va, was
the guest of his parents Sunday
and Sunday night. He and his
family were spending the week
end holiday with relatives in
Columbus and Mt. Vernon.
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REA-VFW Scores
Heavily on Legion

Scoring heavily in every inning
except the fifth, REA VFW had
little trouble defeating the Legion,
pig, in a City Softball League
game Tuesday eevning.
The Legion was playing with
out the services of its regular
hurler, and the VFW outfit from
Redwood ganged UP on three
Legion twirlers for 20 hits before
the slaughter finally came to an
end. The Legionnaires We're also
"off" defensively, committing six
errors.
VFW collected five runs in the
first ining, three more each in the
second and third, four in the
fourth and six in the sixth. In the
first, third and sixth, their entire
team was at bat. The team got
only one base on balls, but only
four batters were struck out by
Legion pitchers the entire game.
For the Legion, Clark Myers re-
placed Norbert Scheiderer on the
mound in the fourth inning, but
he pulled a leg muscle in the fifth
and Wynn finished the game
for the veterans. Vern Kirby was
heavy hitter for the VFW with
four safeties in five trips to the
plate. This included two doubles.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-07
Hospital Board
May File Again
Continued from Page u

1t has been learned by the
Board Of Trustees of Union
County Memorial Hospital pro-
iect that the State Department
of Health figuratively subdivided
Union County when considering
the local application for aid.
Parts of the county were assigned
to Delaware, Marion, Kenton,
Bellefontaine and Urbana for
hospital service. Marysville's 1000
persons and the southeast corner
of the county were placed in the
Columbus area.
1t was then determined that
hospital needs of these several
sections were met in varying de-
grees by the adjoining counties
despite the fact that all existing
hospitals, including even the big
ones in Columbus, are taxed be-
yond capacity. The Union Coun-
ty hospital, it was therefore de-
cided, was not as urgently needed
as ones elsewhere.
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+" Deaths
Mrs. Owen Fl. Evans

Mrs. Owen H. Evans died Sun
day morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Edith Evans
Braun, in Philadelphia. Mrs. Ev-
ans, was the wife Of DR.. Owen
Evans, former music instructor
in the Marysville schools, who
died in 1925.
Mrs. Evans had been living
with her daughter in Philadelphia,
since the death of her husband.
A son, Earl, also survives.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Wednesday, in the Will
Liam Faulkner funeral home, con-
Quoted by the Rev Harvey Col
burn, former pastor of the Con-
gregational church. The body will
be cremated before being brought
to Marysville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-07

"Goebbers Diaries" Lochner;
"The Alamo, Myers; Twenty
Five Finest Short Stories, o.
Brien; "The Comics, Waugh;
Lost Boundaries" White; "On
Active Service ins Peace and in
War;" Stimson.
Juvenile
Jolly Blue Boat" Courtright;
tom Edison" Guthridge; "One
in The Engine, Meeks; "Pogo's
Lamb" Norling; Mystery Up The
Chimney" Orton; Curious
George Takes a job" Rye; pic
ture Book of Animal Babies, +"
Robinson; Martha Washington" :"
Wagner; ALEC Bell" Widdemer;
Three Good Friends, Wiesner.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-07
Country CULTURE CLUB

York Country Culture Club, in
stead of holding its regular meet
ing, decided on an educational
trip and at AIS a. m. May lS, A
women and girls and six men
boarded two busses, Cincinnati
bound.
They attended the Ruth Lyons
Morning Matinee" and Fifty
Club" in the afternoon. Other
points of interest were the Taft
Museum, Eden Park and Irwin
Krohn Conservatory. The rest of
the day was spent at the zoo. The
day was ideal, the trip very in
teresting and the crowd had a
grand time.
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Fred's Shell Team
Whips Marion 9

Fred Bumgardner's Shell Ser
vice team took the measure of a
Marion outfit in the. second game
of Thursday nights City League
bill, 8-3. Superior fielding on the
part of Fred's Shell outfit was
the difference between the two,
The Marysville team hammer
ed Rumur, Marion pitcher, for
10 hits while Slaughter, tWiler
for Fred's aggregation gave up
nine safeties. Fred's team got off
to a big start in the first inning
with four runs, added two more
in the third and one more each in
the fourth and sixth. The Marion
team got all three runs in the
third
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-07
Visual Education
Valuable Aid
Continued from Page -

Variety of Subjects
Mr.. Baldwin said that films for
next years units were ordered in
January. Unless some are can
celled, next year there will be 10
units of eight pictures each to
make the rounds of the county
schools.
Among those shown last year
were. Three Little Kittens" pri-
mary: THE Story of DR.. Carver, "
biology and chemistry; Story OF
Coal, geography, history, science;
Common Animals of the Woods" /,
Natures Gangsters," conserva-
ton: Discovery and Explora-
ton" history; Told by Tooth
Modern Milk" health; A,B,C, of
Hand Tools, and the many others
covering almost every phase OF
education.
County schools who have their
own visual education equipment
are Leesburg Magnetic, Clai-
bourne Redwood, Jackson, Wash
ington, York, Union, Chuckery-
Darby and Millcreek.
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

Women's Association of the
Presbyterian church will hold the
group meetings Wednesday. In
the afternoon, Group / will meet
with Mrs. Charles Green, with
Mrs. Harold Bishop assistant
hostess and Mrs. Clarence Hopes
transportation chairman; Group
II will meet with Mrs. A. 7.
Weaver, with Mrs. George Mann
ey assisting; both groups meet
at 2:30 o'clock. Group III will
meet with Mrs. John Dutro at 8
o'clock, Mrs. John Sharrer assis-
tant.
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D. A. v. ELECTS orFIcERs

Officers elected for the coming
year by the Disabled American
Veterans chapter SIS, are as fol-
lows: commander, Robert D. Kas-
per; first vice commander, How
ard E. Spires; second vice COM
mander, Ellison Snider; adjutant
and treasurer, Everett Mohler;
service officer, Edward Yarring-
ton; sergeant-at-arms, Charles H.
Michaels; officer of the day, AL
bert Fensel; chaplain, Harmon P.
Rheyne.
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a Replaced Myers n Fifth. b Replaced
Cheney n fifth. Replaced j. KIRBY n ffth.
Bases on balls--off Scheiderer 1; off
Hamilton s; struck out--by Schederer 4;
by Hamilton g. Errors: Legion Scheiderer
2, Fadely, Wynn and Smallwood; VFW-
Brown and " Kirby. Runs batted in: Legion
Finch 8 Wynn 2, Howard 2; WV
Harger g. Miligan 3, V, Kirby 2, I. Welsh
z, Cheney 2, Hamilton 2 Algower, j.
Kirby and Lowry 2-base hits Legion
Wynn. Howard, Finch; VFW-V Kirby 2,
Cheney z, T. WEIGH, Hamilton. 3-base hts:
VFw- -Mnlgan. Home runs: VFW--Milli-
gan and Harger. stolen bases Legion
Finch; YFW-Lowry 2, AllgOwer t.
Welsh, j. Kirby, Cheney, Hamilton. Left
on base: Legion, IL; VFW, 8.
Stung by mesquitoes-umpire. II
yFW 5 3 3 6 x-21 20 2
Legion U u lOM b
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-07
Law Of Light Refractiou

Willebrod Smell, Dutch scientist
In 1921 discovered the law of light
refraction, according to Better vi
sion institute. This discovery paved
the way for the scientific grinding
OF lenses for eyeglasses and other
optical devices.
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wa q
In MorYsvilIe Library

Books received by the Library
during May are:
Adult:
"Wilders Walk Away" Brean;
Kenny" Bromfield: "The
Peony," Buck; "Venturous Lady,,
Coke; Il am The Cat, Kutak;
"Brensham Village" Moore; Pre-
sident Roosevelt and the Coming
Of the War l94l", Beard; In
Henry's Back Yard" Benedict;
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GO.o;IE Ely:
Loyal Circle Meets
With Mrs. Bishop
On Friday Afternoon

Loyal Circle of The Kings
Daughters met for its regular
June meeting Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Harold Bishop, as hos
tess.
Mrs. Bonnie Stillings, leader,
presided over the program and
business. The devotions consisted
Of splendid review of the book,
s'Daniel the Prophet, by Mrs.
Bertha Hartsel. Mrs. Anne Agner
reviewed the final chapter of the
study book, Peace of Mind.
Resume of Ohio Voice and Sill
yer Cross was given by Mrs.
Margaret Coe. The business in
cluded the election of officers as
follows: Leader, Mrs. Mary How
ard; vice leader, Mrs. Mary Horn;
SECRETARY, Mrs. Emma Knedley;
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Call.
Invited guests were Mrs. Alice
Graham and Mrs. Clair Thomp-
son, who both brought a bit of
the National Convention held in
Miami. During the social hour,
the hostess served dainty re-
freshments, assisted by Miss Effa
Lincoln and Mrs. Stillings, who
presided at the beautifully ap-
pointed table.
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Totals 33 s 10 II 4 Totals 27 3 8 IA
Bases ON balls-off Slaughter, none off
Rumur. 4 struck at by--Slaughter 2;
Rumur 3. Hit by pitched ball-by Rumur
L. Errors Fred SD. Scheiderer; Marion
Milligan and RumuT. Runs batted in:
Fred's-Wynn 2, Tillmon q N. Scheiderer,
Finch and Stultg; Marion Millgan 2,
Burroughs. 2-base hits: Frsd's-Stultz;
Maron-- Risler 2, Harger ?, Burroughs.
3-base hits: Fred sWynn and Tillman.
Stolen bases: Fred s--Shanks, Finch and
Slaughter; Marion-Risler, Jones and Mill
gan. Double play: Freds-Slaughter to
Finch TO Wynn. Left on base: FTeds TO-
Marion 10. "a
Marion 900 o % 9 2
Fred's Shell 402 l o ! Ks 10 ]
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JUNE ?. is4s
Clean Hot Air Registers

The suction attachment of an
electric vacuum cleaner may also
be used for cleaning hot al regis
tiers.
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GAMES TUESDAY
Grays VS.. REA--VF'W.
Legion VS. Western Auto
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Broadway Man in Hospital

w. H. Elliott, Broadway, is in
Grant Hospital, Columbus. His
room number is 205.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PICNIC

Acknowledging Guild will have
its annual picnic Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Dale
Overly on w. Fourth St, at 6
o'clock. Members are requested to
bring table service and covered
dish.
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MARY BALDWIN CIRCLE


Mary Baldwin Circle of The
Kings Daughters will have its
annual daughter and guest pic
mic at the home of Mrs. B. j.
Southland on w. Fifth ST., We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Devotions will be given by Mrs.
Eva Spain. Mrs. William Wolpert
will be transportation chairman.
IT. IL III
D. a. r.
Through an error on the part
of your editor, the D. A. r. picnic
was announced for today. We
beg your pardon. The date is
Monday, June IA.
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Allen Center Baptist
8 p. m. Thursday-Prayer
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WATKINS LADIES AID

Watkins Ladies Aid will meet
June II, at the home of Mrs,
Howard Mack, with Mrs. Monford
Humbue as assistant hostess.
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LADIES DAY

First Ladies Day of the season
will be Thursday at the Marys-
vile Country Club. Pot-lucks
lunch will be at 1890. Golf play
will start at 9:30 in the morning.
After lunch, there will be bridge
for those who 90 not care TO play
golf.
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