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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1934
Page
2
Multiple home recipes collected from readers including Breakfast Fool, Jellied Pudding variations, Vegetable Goulash, a fruit and spice batter, Cream Filled Cake, and Brown Betty. Recipes feature ingredients, proportions, and baking steps with contributor names and towns in Ohio.
Readable fragments list recipes for pumpkin preserves fruit fillings and English plum pudding from residents Georgina Jignes and Mrs Charles Decker of 1026 and 1025 East Ave City. Includes ingredients measurements methods and chilling or steaming steps.
On August 21 Avon residents hosted and visited relatives from Lorain Cleveland Rocky River Elyria Lakewood Hartsville and Elyria. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs Clarkney of Lorain Mr and Mrs Phinney of Cleveland Mr and Mrs Smith of Rocky River and Jeanette Sibey of Elyria visiting Isaac Chester. Local families mentioned include the Peaks Henson Gasper and Ott with additional visits from Donnelly of Cleveland and Knight of Lorain.
Judges in the Chronicle Telegram weekly recipe contest awarded one dollar to Mrs. Marls Baker of Elyria RFD. A check for one dollar was mailed but returned for insufficient address. Mrs. Baker will call at the office or send a correct address so the check can be reissued.
Sunday visitors from Lorain Canton and Anderson plus Cleveland relatives stopped by various homes. A birthday party honored Harvard Lewis with about sixty attendees at the Glenville Baptist roast on the O. V. I grounds, followed by group singing after roast beef and corn.
Mrs Paui Stokes hosted the Charm club at her home on Friday afternoon Bridget was the afternoon’s pastime with prizes awarded to Mrs Ed Stagg, Mrs Carl Shafer, and Mrs Olds. Lunch was served after the games.
The Morning Glory club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. Dechant at their Netroit Road home Saturday evening featured a pedro game. Prizes went to Susie Mittendorf first and Mary Heckel second, with Mrs. J. J. Weiler receiving the consolation. A late hour lunch followed.
Mrs. Mabel Hunter and daughter Ynez, visiting in Flushing, Ohio, were in a serious auto accident. Mrs. Hunter is under Dr. Arnold's care while Ynez was uninjured. Separately, Weber picnic attendees gathered at Ridgeville for a dinner at the Lewis Weber home. The T N T club plans a Dessert Stage party Friday at 1 o'clock at Mrs. A B Cousins' Forestry Drive home.
Phyllis Whitcomb of Grafton and Mrs H C Kelsey of Wellington win this week’s contest, each receiving a one dollar prize. Kelsey’s entry is home made sandwich spread, Whitcomb’s is Apple Rice.
A Sunday birth occurred at Center road with a boy and a girl. Mrs. Carl Pedersen was called to Clyde for her brother J Leinbolt's burial. Ben Buswell family reunions and multiple visits stretch from Cleveland to Toledo with church weddings and baseball scores featured. Avon Lake juniors beat Oberlin 13 to 6 at Oberlin. several locals travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress and World’s Fair.
Spencer division met on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Jack Stil of Five Points in attendance. The gathering was well attended and marked the last meeting, celebrated as a "Hard Time" Social led by Mrs. A. S. Wood.
The Wooster area hosts filled with visits from Esther Friend and five Manchester children, Rice family reunion at City Park, and numerous local gatherings at homes and churches. Attendance notes show Wendell, Nora Eglin, Thelma Croskey, Maxine Bowen, and others alongside recent trips and birthdays.
Louis Bierist notes in 1908 Bleriot crossed the English Channel from Baraques France to Dover England in a single surfaced monoplane. The water crossing proved water flight feasible and demonstrated a viable single wing design. The historic leap sparked global sensation and marked a milestone in aviation progress.
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