Happenings
By Carolyn Adriaansen (926-4436)

'Happy Birthday Wishes' to Elizabeth Adriaansen who celebrated her 93rd birthday on January 23.

Family and friends send birthday wishes to Hilda DeLue, on January 27.

Punky's Place, on Mill Street, Marion, serves specials on Friday, along with the regular menu. We enjoyed the battered fish and the 'best ever' prime rib dinners. Wonderful!

Heidi Boerman of Mill Street is on the Dean's List at Daemen College for the fall semester. She will graduate in June and is in the Physician Assistant program.

Amy Davis presented the Ministry of Music during the morning worship service at the Second Reformed Church on January 21.

THANKS to all who attended the Ham Dinner at the Second Reformed Church on Jan. 15. Many of the youths will be able to attend Snow Camp.

Pete Revard has donated a small tray that has the picture of the First Methodist Episcopal Church and of Rev. Wilson, pastor at the time. This church was at the corner of Main and Evergreen Streets. It was organized in 1845 with 12 charter members. The building was erected in 1855. This church discontinued services in 1919.

Since Sunday is 'Souper' Bowl Sunday, I know my favorite granddaughter will mention she'd like Mom's Celery Soup. Here goes!

• Rinse one bunch of celery. Cut through the total bunch, thus having graduated size pieces of celery and leaves.
• Simmer celery and leaves in one quart of water and 6 chicken bouillon cubes for 15 minutes.
• Make roux with one stick margarine and one cup flour.
• Add slowly, two quarts 2% milk, stirring until smooth with a whisk. Add cooked celery and broth and one teaspoon celery seed. Add two cups shredded cheddar cheese. Salt and pepper to taste.
• Perfect for a crock pot on Super (souper) Bowl Sunday.

To enlarge recipe add another quart of milk, and for a thicker soup, add 1/4 cup or more of dried potato flakes.

JANUARY 24, 1935: Electricity has been put in the homes of Raymond Skinner, Mrs. Mary Deyo and several other homes on the same road. It is expected that the current will be turned on this week.

Marion Jr. High Spelling Bee was held January 19 with 30 students participating.

The top 7th graders are Nickole Kucharski, Bethany Rivaldo, Erin Stockschlaeder, and Elizabeth Snyder.

The 8th grade winners are Melissa Cummings, David Graffeo, Kali Years, and Josh Weis.

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