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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1960
Page
5
A spoof health notice mocks dieting fads and the idea of a “new you” after a long winter. It parodies a seven day meal plan with absurd entries and ends with a recipe for scallops baked in shrimp sauce, offered as spring nourishment. The item includes a dated aside about an April Fool prank.
Ronald Taylor of Elyria Telephone Company will discuss telephones at the Y ECHOes Cheerful Handicaps Organization meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the YWCA Residence. Equipment will be shown and refreshments served by Beverly Yanke, Dorothy Shipula, Bud Parker, Marilyn Spieldenner, and Tom Malcolm.
Report notes the bubble machine used on a Lawrence Welk show loses soap instead of champagne during a production hiccup. The incident draws attention to the stage mishap affecting the bubbly effect without injury or major disruption.
The St Judes Parents Club announces Dad's Night with Anthony De Baggis guiding a talk on The Happy Home Atmosphere in the school auditorium at 8 30 p m. De Baggis, a Catholic Youth Service Bureau casework director in Cleveland, has prior roles at Worcester TB hospital and Boston VA clinic. He earned an A B from Notre Dame in 1951 and a master’s in social work from Boston College in 1953. He is married with three sons aged 6 4 and 6 months.
Elyria Red Cross chapter hosted a Gates Hospital party for the hospital’s young at heart. Entertainment featured the Elyria Barbershop quartet Mau directing and familiar tunes like Sweet Sixteen MacNamaras Band Maggie If There’s Anybody Here Honey Old MacDonalds Farm Gee Boys Is Great To Lead A Band I Believe and Keep America Singing A quartet The Turnpike Four performed In The Sweet Bye And Bye. Ladies Oscar Haserodt Mrs Marsh Gilbert Burns Clarence Powell and Tom Malcolm assisted.
The Long Island Railroad now uses a train wash system to improve cleanliness, addressing longstanding commuter complaints about dirty trains. The facility mirrors automatic car washes and marks a shift in rail operations.
Brownie Troop 53 met after school at Pilgrim Congregational Church to choose their troop crest. Plans were set to visit Wilford Hatchery on Hall Road next Wednesday replacing the regular meeting. Girls to meet after school with cars departing at 3 30 p.m. Jane Sterner provided the treat. Patty Schroeder Scribe.
A long running spring cleaning at Westminster Abbey began in 1953 to remove a century of dirt buildup. Conservators aim to reveal earlier architecture and preserve stonework while safeguarding historic tombs and monuments.
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