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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1960
Page
4
Mrs. Raymond Guthman will lead the Edison Parent-Teacher Association with Mrs. John Nagy and Miss Doris Snyder as officers. The group met in the gym at 8 p.m. with brief remarks on Safety Town given by Elyria Patrolman James Oster.
Girl Scout Troop 2 met at St. Vincent de Paul Church on April 4 to discuss plans for a spring dance set for April 22. A photography badge session was held at Koplin Drug Store on March 26 with attendees including Karen Powelson and others.
The new sport resort styles favor exposed backs from neck to waist and shoulder to shoulder with open midriffs highlighted. Read by Women's Wear Daily, the trend emphasizes minimal coverage and bold silhouettes in 1950s fashion reportage.
Practical guide by Marcia Peniston on Easter egg coloring safety and craft ideas, plus detailed methods for freezing eggs. Includes dye usage, boiling prep, shell piercing, refrigerator storage, and freezer techniques for whole eggs and yolks. Also offers egg economy tips and a lentil dish recipe.
A simple mix of salmon, cottage cheese, egg, onion, bread crumbs and lemon juice forms patties. The recipe adds condensed pea soup and chopped celery for moisture and flavor, seasoned with salt and pepper for a light savor.
Argyle Lodge 6 Daughters of Scotland meets at the Trav elodge Motel Conference Room and schedules a tea for Apr 21 at 8 p m at Colleen Moore home 1036 North Pasadena Ave. Christina Weir reports a May food demonstration at Ohio Edison in addition to regular meetings.
Mrs Ellsworth Young of the Elyria Methodist Home led a Bells program for the Fri-ettes of the YWCA at the YWCA Residence at 12 30 p m Friday. Devotions were offered by Mrs W L Wooden. Hostesses were Mrs Hubert Johnson and Mrs Harry Wells.
Gates Parent-Teacher Association elected officers at a 3 pm school meeting on Wednesday. Mrs George Clark was named president with George Clark as assistant. Vice president is Mrs John Atkinson, assisted by John Atkinson. Other officers include Mrs James Tsarones treasurer and Mrs John McCabe secretary. Mrs Herbert Kaatz was re elected council representative. About 60 patrol boys and girls were honored. Stephen Myers received a war bond as captain. Set Jack E Drage of the Elyria Police Department presented silver dollar awards. Miss Faye Hargrave spoke on Japan with slides showing cities customs and islands. She previously taught at a U S Air Force School in Japan for a year. Group singing led by Robert Gilliland. Mrs Ima Strait's room won attendance prize. Social hour included pours by teachers Mrs Paul Nutter and Mrs Arnold Palmer.
Cascade PTA announces a safety themed film by the Ohio State Highway Patrol to be shown April 21 at 8 p.m. at the school. Brownie Scouts will present a surprise skit. A paper sale runs April 22–23 with truck pickup at 221 Louisiana Ave, 651 Belles Ave, and 213 Hayes Ave. Mrs. Robert Kleinoeder at 221 Louisiana Ave is unit president.
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