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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1960
Page
3
Busy day menu suggests meatball stroganoff sandwiches with toasted buns and a crisp salad. The recipe uses ground beef, green pepper, onion, sour cream and beef gravy to yield four to six servings with a quick simmer, then served open faced on frankfurter buns. A ham and baked bean sandwich combines diced ham celery onion mustard catsup and cheddar, broiled on open buns for five minutes, yielding four to six servings.
A simple spread combines pound Braunschweiger three tablespoons mayonnaise three tablespoons grated onion and one finely chopped hard cooked egg. Shape into a ball wrap and chill for several hours. Let stand at room temperature 15 minutes before serving for easy spreading on whole wheat or rye bread.
The column urges parents to meet their child's new teacher before opening day, bringing the younger child along to foster familiarity. It advises scheduling a separate appointment, avoiding daytime conversations, and listening to the teacher to build a cooperative start. It notes this approach works in all elementary schools.
Announcement of Miss Betty Ann Keith engagement to William Troyer. A combined birthday and engagement party was held at the Keith home 1614 Gratton Rd. Addresses and school histories are noted for both families and fiancé. Plans for the wedding are not yet set.
In Amite County a nation's youngest certified farmer Linda Molloy oversees a family tree business. Her forester father HL Malloy acts as advisor while 15,000 pine seedlings planted last season aim to boost harvests to build a college fund. The Molloy family operates three farms with Linda as the key figure.
Turkey prices are expected to average one to two cents lower this fall than at the same period last year, reflecting adjusted market conditions and supply dynamics. The report notes shifts in consumer demand and farm-level pricing affecting overall poultry costs.
Miss Jean Watson and Mrs. Gerald Shank modeled during a Lorain County Republican Women’s Clubs event at the Masonic Temple on Washington Avenue. Watson wore a Spanish gold velveteen trousers outfit with a white sateen blouse and gold cross-stitch trim. Shank wore a reversible gray Italian knit dress with white trim and a two-tone gray and white fur hat.
Miss Barbara J Cupp and Roger Stevens Weil were married at the Second Congregational Church in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania with Rev Stanley McGuire officiating. The bride wore an ivory silk mist sabrina neckline gown with chapel train and Brussels lace veil. Matron of honor was Mrs Alson Gallagher of Elmhurst and bridesmaids included Gretchen and Marion Cupp and Susan Dee Cupp. Reception followed at the bride’s maternal grandparents home. The couple will reside in Stamford Connecticut after a wedding trip to Lake George New York.
Salon 334 of the Highl and Forty held a Thursday picnic at Irma Bhach’s Avon Lake home with hostesses Wayne Easty Christine Walker Rose Kremser and Charlotte Novak. Ruth Burkhard Florence Sherman reported on Marche Hed at Columbus and charity awards at Salon 334Eight and Forty including a nurse scholarship and history prize under Lucile Stirzaker. Final year reports came from Lucille Stirzaker and Della Kreeger. Sunshine notes from Grace Beavis and Imma Walker. a partnership application was read and accepted. installation dinner set for Sept 15 at Sheffield House Restaurant with reservations through Roth Rurk.
Fragmentary item lists names including Yunting Note Elyria Prucha Amherst Imma Ebach Avon Christine Oldham or Kathan and DEEP RIVER Conn. It notes a driver fined fifty dollars for failing to control a vehicle while hunting out of season and using a motor star vehicle. Corsages decorations and prizes are mentioned in brief context.
A family reunion for Mr and Mrs Manuel Babich at 748 West River Street in Marion included relatives from Detroit Toledo Marion Cleveland Heights and Delaware. Guests shared a picnic dinner and games for children while candid photos were taken. Babich was honored on her last birthday at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Sam Babich in Marion. The family counts 1 ish children 20 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Local brief from Elyria Ohio dated August 1969 reports a short Chronicle Telegram news item. Details are sparse in the OCR snippet, showing only place and date with no clear event or names.
The Little League North Minor A banquet at Magyar United Church of Christ honored 12 year old players with trophies. Recipients included Pa Puig David Hyer Allen John Klyop Billy Hazlett Caris Nar baez Dana Udovich Don Rider McCaskie De Westbrook 7 Koman Tom Flow Joe Shapire Bobby Phillips Tom Daley Ron Atkinson Don Shulte and Dennis Atkins.
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