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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1962
Page
7
A home economist feature promotes Potatoes Franks Au Gratin as a quick summer meal using potatoes au gratin, frankfurters, and celery with mustard. Recipes include Green Beans Sicily with Italian seasoning and a cherry pie dessert with pound cake and ice cream. Readers are asked to supply an old-time cucumber dill recipe.
Printable pattern description for Marian Martin Pattern 9447 offers a child dress with cape aimed at young fashionables. Includes sizes 2 through 10 with yardage estimates and mail-in price plus mailing fee, and requests name address zone size and style number for order.
A reader asks about giving a wedding gift to a father remarrying after his wife's death. The answer says yes, all children should give one nice gift, discuss the bride’s preferences, and consider new silver. teach children a suitable pet name, and it is fine to call the stepmother by that title.
A social event at St. Teresa on Harris Road in Shefield Lake opens at 7 p.m. with a regular party beginning at 8 p.m.
New York fashion writer Eugenia Sheppard reflects on viewing Marlene Dietrich in extravagant outfits in the film Desire and on a Pauline Trigere salon show. She contrasts past excess with today’s minimalist taste, praising Jackie Kennedy and Audrey Hepburn looks while cherishing yesterday’s bold fashion binge.
Harriet Stix reports a marriage forum with Donald Rogers and Dr Lena Levine. They urge financial planning and personal finance as essential to lasting love and discuss evolving gender roles and communication in modern partnerships.
Cap t. and Mrs. Charles Eggleton and family from Fort Wayne Ind visited Mrs Eggleton's parents Mr. and Mrs Walter Gehrke during a weekend. Capt Eggleton has returned from a nine month tour with the 163rd Weather Flight of the 122nd Tactical Fighter Wing based at Chambley France. A Mothers Auxiliary of Little League East hosts a party for Minor A and B teams Sunday at 2 p.m. at West Recreation Field Fostes Ave field. Betty Kemp crowned queen for the week at Three Stops with 1 pound weight loss. Betty Harold crowned queen for the month with 12 pounds lost. Lou Fisher runner up with 4 pounds lost. Betty Harold and Kay Elbert were high losers in the lingerié contest. A dieting discussion started a new contest for members to help each other lose weight.
Readers are urged to drop black as the default shoe color and embrace pale leather shades for spring. The piece notes a shift from past aversions to colored leather, praising improved quality and suggesting bone, taupe, chamois, pale green, apricot, light blue, and white hues in textured finishes.
The piece surveys plastic trophies for home display, a Raytheon automatic direction finder for boating, and a folding long-lasting water bottle. It also notes fashion tips from Olga Wright on maternity wear, feather shoes with silk, and wearing beige orlon knits year round.
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