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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1937
Page
18
Light desserts appeal as temperatures rise with two appealing recipes. Apple Meringue uses leftover yolks to create a cinnamon flavored meringue topped apple bake, while Pineapple Grape Nuts Mousse blends pineapple, grape nuts, and vanilla into a frozen dessert. The article also notes variations and serving ideas, plus a separate brief about a boy selling peas in Alameda.
Suggestions for impanags and ice cream desserts include a banana butterscotch treat with vanilla ice cream in sherbet glass, diced bananas, butterscotch sauce, and whipped cream or marshmallow sauce. A butterscotch recipe is outlined with brown sugar, corn syrup, water, butter, cream, vanilla, and careful cooking to 230 degrees.
G A Davis of Mansfield a state safety man spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on safety camps and law obedience. Plans were made to entertain the Wellington Fire Department on September 9 at Herrick Auditorium. Travel notes cover a 3800 mile trip by Mr and Mrs Albert Luce visiting 11 states in 12 days. Rebekah lodge planned an annual picnic after the Wellington Fair next week. Wellington nightwatchman Chester Eglin and family left for Washington and eastern points.
In North Olmsted a lightning strike hit the Juergens barn on Barton road during Tuesday’s storm but caused little damage. A second heavy rain and electrical storm moved through the village on Wednesday. Carol Shepard of Grafton spent part of the week with Dorothy Kelly, who then returned home with her for a several days’ stay. Mrs. Devine of Elm road also noted in the brief.
Mrs Ruby Lombaa and Mrs Bellé Tethnem of Ridge spent two weeks in Michigan visiting her son and wife.
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