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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1966
Page
6
Celebrity Allan Sherman describes a secret California diet and his past weight battles. He recounts failed plans, lost pounds, and a dream omelet that inspired a kitchen tested recipe. The piece notes his shift to mindful eating, goal to look and feel better, and a 330 calorie per serving omelet as a diet-friendly option.
Elyria residents attend a YWCA dance and a Cotton Tail Hop at Holly Hall with the Esquires providing music. The Bemis family announces the birth of Roger Lee Bemis on April 2 at Doctors Hospital weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Community groups meet at Elyria Savings and Trust room and Americana Inn for Founders Day planning and officer elections. A Bunny Hop dance at the YMCA gym features the Minutemen and prizes for attendees.
A reader asks about household poisons during Poison Prevention Week and what to keep away from children. Aspirin tops the danger list, followed by cleaners, kerosene, lighter fluid, polish, waxes, drain cleaners, pesticides, and insecticides. guidance also covers retreating old cast iron skillets with scoured, grease-free cleaning, unrendered fat coating, and a two hour moderate heat treatment. Ellen Burge, County Extension Agent, provides contact for questions.
New York profile of celebrated female mystery writers. Phyllis Whitney, Agatha Christie’s admirer Mignon G. Eberhart, Ruth Fenisong, and others are depicted as genteel, domestic figures who craft Gothic romances and suspense. They travel widely, lock manuscripts in safes, and seek the right romance at the outset while praising fair play with clues.
The Democratic Women's Club of Elyria held a Candidates Night at Monteith Hall with Victor F. Stewart hosting. Nominees named spanned the 75th District, 13th Senatorial district, Lorain County Commissioner, and 13th District congressman races, plus the state central committeeman post. Mrs. Hager Burkhard led a prayer and committee members announced further events including a May 10 card party and an Amherst hosting the Lorain County Federation dinner on April 27.
The Lake Avenue United Church of Christ women hosted a session led by Mrs Harland Wilcox who read Calvary in a Steel Town by Van Varner. Rev John Clausing spoke on The Struggle for Decency tracing rules from primitive times to Hebrews and modern society. He noted anti social behavior appears in children in lower grades and cited Hope Inc Cleveland as uplift work. A mother daughter banquet is set for May 5 at 6 15 p m in the social room with tickets from group chairs or Mrs William Hieses. Members of Divisions A and L served.
UPI reports quirky coin terms describe shoes, mentioning quarters dollars and half dollars. The piece notes the half dollar tip as a signature seasonal style, reflecting playful slang around fashion and currency.
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