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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1962
Page
3
A Cajun inspired lobster bisque and lobster balls recipe outlines roux steps with onion garlic pepper flakes and celery, simmered with lobster broth and tomato puree. It provides lobsters tails preparation, meat processing, and making lobster balls with bread crumbs eggs and seasonings for about ten servings.
Rebecca Guild of the Magyar United Church of Christ met at Helen Lahiff's home for a meditation led by Mrs Ernest Takacs. She urged Christians to be forwarders of God's love in daily conduct and ministry. The group planned an Easter 8 30 am service with nursery care and a tureen at the monthly meeting on April 3. Members bring clothing and bedding for migrant workers. Lenten Quiet Hour is Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Julie Nemeth will host the next meeting. Mrs Leonard Malanowski was remembered on her birthday by her secret sister. Somer plants need tepid water to avoid shock.
A Charlotte reader asks if a 12 member friend group should cap gifts to avoid unequal spending. The columnist agrees a price limit reduces pressure and suggests setting a clear cap for all future occasions.
The engagement of Lois Ruth Mickey to Airman Thomas Leonard Johner is announced by the Rev and Mrs Martin Mickey Telegraph Road. Johner is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Dehner of Sharpsville Pennsylvania. Mrs Vanderbuilt proposes a 28 couple birthday party with simple hors d oeuvres and coffee planning. The groom’s background includes Lincoln Electric Welding School and service with the US Army in Korea before Air Force duty at Westover Air Force Base.
The Chronicle Telegram announces a new local advice column for teenagers. Readers can submit unsigned or signed letters about dating etiquette fashion career and education problems, to be published with replies from Leslie Lynn at the newspaper.
Mr and Mrs Porter Messenger announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Richard R Lees son of Mr Mavane Kuesei. Linda is a 138 graduate of Midview High School and studies at Kent State University Kent. Richard is a 1555 graduate of Eaton High School and served three years in the US Navy. Lees is employed by United Airlines Cleveland Hospitals Aq port. The couple plan an October wedding.
A cough of cleaning advice describes using a cure swab dipped in a seer to reach deep crevices in cut crystal bowls. The note emphasizes careful work to avoid damage to delicate glassware.
The Roosevelt PTA met Thursday night with a third grade quartet singing The Boy Who Wanted A Tall. Members Charlsa Washausen Linda King Barbara Abbott and Janet Clifton performed. Home safety slides were shown and art work from third fifth and sixth grades was displayed. Preschool registration is April 25 in the kindergarten room. Birth certificates should be presented at registration. Mrs Robert Reese described the Bike Rodeo set for May 5 at 1 p.m. PTA safety chairman Mrs Paul Cash will handle Roosevelt School registration. Myron Averbook discussed the bond issue and operating levy during a Q A period. Principal John Bara noted Purdue University telecasts aid instruction and a special educational telecast for parents and teachers is planned for April 26 at 3 30 p.m.
A dense list of group gatherings from the EDCHS Mothers Guild to National Letter Carriers Auxiliary and Echoes at YMCA Residence. Numerous meetings span afternoons and evenings at Monteith Hall Holly Hall Saint Marys Hall and other venues with times from 1 30 pm to 9 pm featuring luncheons book reviews and dinners across civic groups churches and professional clubs.
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