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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
8
Mary Marion’s tested soup uses Bhai potatoes onion celery milk and seasonings to make a creamy mash. The article notes desserts and simple sherbets are popular in warm weather and lists mock lobster on toast potato balls and other light options.
The fragmentary page lists home recipes for mock lobster and a banana milk dessert, plus social notices from Eaton and Elyria involving Mrs Davis and the W C T U. It mentions a fatal appendicitis, funeral plans, and multiple local residents attending gatherings, reunions, and visits. It also recounts a Chicago alimony case where Hannah Bunn pays off her husband’s former wife to avoid jail.
Eaton on August 6 reports Crowell having his barn painted with work by F. W. H. Splete. Attendees at Earl Giar’s mother’s funeral in Sullivan included Mr. and Mrs Wallace Dimaline and Mr. and Mrs. BE E Durkee.
Cleaning furniture involves rubbing with lukewarm suds and mild soap using a soft cloth, then drying thoroughly. Use a vacuum blower for wicker dust removal, and a specialized upholstery brush for upholstered pieces. Leather uses a soap and water mix. restore luster with a dry cloth.
Mrs. Virgil Dull of California visited local friends this week while Mrs. B M Crowell and Marian toured relatives in Cleveland. The community shares in sorrow with the W C T U as an institute at the church on Tuesday is praised as enjoyable and profitable with members from Fields Grafton and beyond.
Aug 4 Birmingham County Line social notes list Roland Fleming Bur Marlow Ed McGuire and families visiting Fleming home. Anna McHale of Cleveland spent Sunday with J J Stoller. H W Stewart family spent Saturday evening in Elyria. Elmer Noris Fleming motor to Mansfield. Waldron family of Berlin Heights and Att Gilder and wife mentioned.
A five and a half foot blacksnake tried to enter the home of Fred W. Kietere in Lewiston Pennsylvania. After failing at the front door it moved to the side door and in its third attempt reached the cellar where it was killed.
In Paris on August 5, Clemenceau’s apartment overlooked a garden once shaded by a large plane-tree he often cursed. A friend conveyed the ex premier’s wish to the garden owner who promptly cut the tree. Clemenceau attempted to thank the owner and signed a note calling him “Mon Pere.”
New York on August 5 reports John D. Jr. considers 1.6 million dollars a small item. He recently donated funds for repairs to Rheims cathedral and the Versailles and Fontainebleau palaces, prompting questions about the gifts.
Scientists pursue aggressive goals in atomic research while Rockefeller questions any recall of certain individuals as unworthy. The debate highlights tensions between ambition in atom division and ethical or historical considerations.
During the 1940s, about 39 percent of students at colleges and universities in the United States funded their own education. This reflects a period of significant student self reliance amid rising enrollment.
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