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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1961
Page
3
A promotional note markets a Caesar salad made with stringless canned blue beans for a fresh garden flavor. It touts the salad as a meal in itself served with rolls and a beverage and suggests pre-assembling the dish for guests.
University of Nebraska extension recreation specialist B E H Regnier suggests travel games to pass time during trips when scenery loses appeal for children. Activities include counting TV antennas along the road, tallying license plate last digits, animal counts, and turn taking with scoring, while incorporating simple tricks and rewards.
A recipe fragment describes a blue lake green bean salad with romaine or greens, Roquefort cheese, croutons, hard boiled eggs and parsley. It gives a dressing of oil lemon juice Worcestershire pepper onion garlic salt and anchovies, to be shaken and chilled before serving.
Five pound nine ounce Beever Ray Hates born to Mr and Mrs Roger Hates at Medina Hospital. Amy Louise Collins born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Collins at Fairview Park Hospital. Paul Behnke ninth birthday honored at Magnolia Massachusetts home. DeMolay dance bermuda hop after meeting at Masonic Temple. Connie Hosford and Virginia Denes graduate from Carnegie College in Cleveland.
Readers discuss whether mothering is the most important job and how early care shapes health and character. The column argues attentive, minute-by-minute mothering yields rosy futures, citing studies and a parable about iris care and infant outcomes.
Judy Bunner became the bride of Albert Unwin at Columbia Methodist Church on August 12. The Rev. John Springer officiated with Rev. Henry Holyoak assisting. about 200 guests attended the reception in the church parlors.
New York report reveals bright girls often leave school for marriage. Seventeen Magazine cites a New York State survey showing eighty per cent of bright girls who quit do so for marriage, versus forty three per cent among less talented peers.
A lively college fashion note describes the year’s long pull sweaters from 92 to 26 inches. It highlights straight silhouettes in flat-knit wools, mohair blends, and shaker knits, paired with short skirts and pants.
Miss Dina Diodorou and Theodore Bourkoulas wed Sunday at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Lorain officiated by Rev John Papadopoulos. About 330 attended a reception at the Polish American Citizens Club. The couple, both Greek born, plan a honeymoon trip to the eastern states and reside in Ecorse Michigan.
Fragmentary line from a page likely noting lighthearted commentary or a theater or club slogan. The readable portion references two groups or personas and a conditional weather remark. No clear names, dates, or locations are established.
Editors select top idea homes of 1961 with both contemporary and traditional styles. The September Better Homes & Gardens issue offers winning design concepts for building remodeling or buying a home.
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