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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
6
A compilation of home baking and cooking recipes from Elyria residents including Mrs. Fred Vance Mr. Effie Wurst Miss Florentine Leonard and Mrs. Alice Burnet. Recipes cover puddings cakes cookies donuts cabbage rolls fritters and a date and nut pudding with detailed ingredients and instructions.
Read e A G submits various old recipes from Elyria Ohio cooks. Vanilla Ice Cream and Pineapple Apple Pie are outlined with ingredients and steps, including junket tablets and freezing. Other dishes include Lima Beans with Spanish Onion, a layered Brown Sugar Butter Pie, and a hot water pie crust.
Mary Jane Rouse hosted Avon Lake Girl Scout Poppy Patrol with Rosalind Mitchell Jeanne Huling Phair Black Sally Bowers Esth er Lorenz Sylvia Bushman Betty Smith March a Huston Eleanor Williams. Miss Betty Osterland sponsored the event with games tafty pulling and refreshments.
Dick Mason leaves his parents home to be stationed in Council Bluffs Iowa for the coming year with An-Way Incorporated.
Miss Peggy Smith of Ohio Wesleyan, John Bushman of Miami College, and Erwin Britton from Oberlin are at their parents' homes for spring vacation.
An wartime era Kellogg advertisement features George Darragh praising All Bran for relief from headaches, nerves, and sleeplessness during sea trips. It notes All Bran’s bulk and vitamin B aiding bowel movement and iron for blood, recommending two tablespoons daily and options to serve as cereal.
Saturday evening event named for Miss Doris Tincher featured dancing and merriment as attendees celebrated her birthday in a local hall.
Mr and Mrs John Terveen and Mr and Mrs Lott entertained the Congregational church choir at the former home with a six o'clock dinner on Friday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clare Tillock, Mr and Mrs J Britton, Mrs P Taylor,Mr and Mrs Shirley and daughter Gladys, Miss Lucy Mawby, Gweneth Cousins, Georgia Garber, Robert Lott and Miss Eleanor Terveen of Bellevue.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson and Mr and Mrs John Terveen attended the True Blue Club gathering hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Leon ard Clawson in Lorain Saturday evening.
Mrs Catherine Gates and Miss Marie Perry spent the past week with Cleveland relatives. Mr and Mrs Earnest Foull and sons and Mr and Mrs 4 Fitzpatrick and son of Lorain, were guests of Mr and Mrs Er Mitchell, Sunday evening. Frank Eckstein of Cleveland, spent Sunday with Maynard Walker. Gene Taylor visited his sister toA husband. Mr and Mrs Willard Waterson, Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Peter Weber spent Sunday at the home of his sister, Miss Mary Weber in Avon. Mr and Mrs Surasvick and family of Weber Road have moved to Ridgeville to make their home. Mr and Mrs Harry Crandall of Clarksfield were the guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Howard Walker Saturday.
Bridge tournament results from Avon Lake on March 31 list pairs and scores including Cartwright Bonsor 77 and 1 2, McHenry Agate Elyria 64, Yanovitz Hershaw Elyria 60 to 64, plus other Lorain Elyria Avon Lake Wellington entries with scores ranging from 27 to 53 12.
The Caregi Telegram recipe contest honored Mrs. Fred Hance of Litchfield and Mrs. Hunkley of LaGrange as winners. Their Honey Drop Cakes recipe uses butter honey flour and baking powder with simple drop-batter method.
A simple jamlike preserve uses 1 quart of canned tomatoes strained for pulp, sugar half as much as pulp, then lemon rind and juice. Cook slowly until thick, fill hot sterilized glasses. One quart yields one pint of honey, ideal when preserves are low. Mrs A Hunkley LaGrange Ohio.
Household Hints offers Meat Pie a la Mode and Spanish Cream as simple balanced dishes. Meat Pie includes fat meat carrots mashed potatoes and parsley baked in individual dishes. Spanish Cream blends gelatin milk sugar yolks whites and vanilla then molds and chills for dessert. Local social notes mention visits and a card social at Holy Trinity hall with winners and a prize quilt.
Cartoon dialogue panels feature a humorous exchange between Dinner Stories Brown and Green about marital disagreement and a punchline about a wife not knowing she is wrong. A caller asks about a kiss, prompting a pause and a father’s question about time. Another segment credits success to the telephone.
The artist waits for a correct number and uses a pad to practice drawing, passing the delay with quick sketches.
A doctor questions a patient about following a hot water meal regimen and the patient admits he gave up after about ten minutes, citing difficulty sticking to the advice.
The American Legion Auxiliary South Amherst Post held a regular meeting at Mrs. Ralpho Reinhart's home with thirteen members present. Vice president Mrs. Henry Kolb led the session. pop pie sales, a joint card party with the Legion, and ten donated jig saw puzzles for Dayton Hospital were discussed. Fan Tan prizes went to Mrs. Wm. Slack and Mrs. Charles Corbeth. refreshments followed and Mrs. A. F. Nally to host on May 10.
Thursday schedule includes a 7:00 PM choir rehearsal at the church. At 8:00 PM Rev. R C Jenson leads a Lenten service and at 9:00 PM the official board holds a regular business session.
All members of the Choral Club are asked to meet at the Brown Helm Church this evening at 8:00 o clock for the Easter practice.
Russell Allsop from Miami University spent a few days with his mother Mrs Anna Allsop while visiting Mr and Mrs Claude Moye of Cleveland. They were Monday overnight guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Peter Ammenhaus. Mrs Sadie Chapman visited Mr and Mrs Gust Jeager in Amherst Tuesday afternoon.
The Avon high school spring concert will be held in the school auditorium Tuesday evening April 4 under the direction of Miss Mary Allis vocal instructor and Karl Kolinski orchestra director. The combined Glee Clubs open with Welcome and close with College Songs and Avon high school songs. Everyone is welcome for a happy evening.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Christ entertained Saturday evening for members of the Jolly Eight Club. Prizes for high geare went to Mrs S J Lefrink and Ed Neiderst, with Mrs Carney and Arthur Christ taking second prize. A luncheon was served.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Forthofer attended a Five Hundred Club event at the Carl Urig residence. Pinochle winners were Maynard Krebs and Gilbert Forthofer for high score with second prize to Veronica Krebs and Maynard Krebs. Hostess served luncheon.
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