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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1934
Page
10
A collection of vintage dessert and pie ideas from various authors including Mrs R C Baird and Effie Carpenter. Recipes cover pudding with marshmallows dates and cream, fruit crumb crust, rhubarb pie with meringue topping, and general baking steps with baking powder flour sugar and butter.
Fragmentary report notes women now about 15 in parliament with rising numbers beyond men in various regions. Mentions pensions in 45 states, Lima elites, Queen Elizabeth era funds, and Turkish, Belgian, French and American figures. Also cites Ruth Renz of Long Beach, Mrs. Bowles with many children, and diverse mentions of taxes, honors, and social roles.
A survey of notable women highlights include Dr Ida Spellman warning against flat headed men and Jos ephine Jackson leading Tehachapi State Prison after 16 years at San Quentin. Poland shows 45 percent female employment, Mrs Joan Piccard pursues a stratosphere flight with Dr August Piccard advising remotely. Seouland’s Vera Kenmura resigns after motherhood while women gain seats in multiple national assemblies.
Elyria resident Mrs Kramell and Grafton resident Mrs Effie Carpenter win one dollar prizes for rhubarb tapioca and lemon sponge pie recipes. Next week two more one dollar prizes offered. Ingredients and method for rhubarb tapioca and lemon sponge pie outlined.
Stiffly beaten egg whites folded in carefully bake in an unbaked pie shell for 1 to 2 hours from Mrs Effie Carpenter R D No 1 Grafton.
Encourage children to bring home their troubles and overheard worries. Never laugh at problems no matter how amusing. Discuss them seriously to preserve trust and learn what is going on inside a growing mind.
Useful tips for leftovers, home planning, emergency bottle heating, and wardrobe coordination. Includes warming, slicing, and frying stale cereal with butter, making a carpentry task list, use of a glass bottle for hot water emergencies, and wearing a single black belt with multiple dresses to save time and effort.
F S Aust of Illyria offered an Englishman portrait during a St George Day observance at the British Empire Club. He linked England’s sea surround and damp climate to traits like restrained idealism, dry humor, and lifelong school influence. He contrasted cold stereotypes with warmhearted resilience and recounted a coronation journey tale to illustrate the English character’s complexity.
A color filled description showcases a well supplied Art Department with a competent saleslady ready to assist. It promises intriguing textiles and crochet materials, patterns for hats dresses and embroideries, and a range of supplies that an art department should offer.
Amherst's two police officers, Marshal Earl White and Marshal Edward Mays, plan a policemen's ball at Amherst High School Symnasium on May 3 to raise about 150 for a sick and accident fund. White noted salaries have dropped to 100 a month this year, and substitutes cost him 5 daily when off for illness.
In Hancock County a 21-year-old farm youth Donald Schoonover vanished from his grandmother’s 200-acre Findlay area farm after 26 hours missing. Relatives received a ransom note claiming kidnapping for 9,550 dollars, but Sheriff Lyle Harvitt suspects a possible financial motive and false tale. A witness reports a strange car near Liberty township high school and Schoonover stated three men followed him while delivering livestock. He had 150 dollars on him.
Mrs. Lydia Risku took over her late husband’s log jobber business in Munising after his death two years ago. She handles the business, oversees the crew, sometimes drives trucks to the mill, and also manages her farm in the summer when log busting slows.
Hollywood, April 24. Gloria Swanson and her fourth husband, Michael Farmer, a millionaire Irish sportsman, are divorcing. Attorney Lloyd Wright said documents would be drawn up to end incompatibility. A friendly action is planned.
Mrs. Guy Jenne visited her aunt Mrs. C J Brown in Lakewood on Monday of last week. Friends and relatives from Cleveland and Berea were entertained at cards at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ullrich on Saturday evening. Miss Marian Reutter visited and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Beck in Euclid. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bueche visited friends in Akron on Sunday afternoon. Miss Helen Strittmatter visited friends in Cleveland for several days last week.
A cautionary note advises buyers not to purchase cheap house items that will go unused and lose freshness. The text warns that nothing is a bargain if it sits idle and loses value over time.
Richard Kerr eighty eight year old retired veterinarian pursues rug weaving as a hobby. After four months of ten hour daily effort he completed an oriental design rug using forty two dollars worth of yarn.
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