Bartlett Pears Offer Good Eating Through Kitchen Door
A short note highlights Bartlett pears as a tasty choice available through the kitchen door. The item emphasizes practical use and appealing flavor for readers seeking simple fruit options.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1963
Page
3
A short note highlights Bartlett pears as a tasty choice available through the kitchen door. The item emphasizes practical use and appealing flavor for readers seeking simple fruit options.
Readers’ questions on child behavior and camp coping for two mistreated boys lead to gradual in-yard solutions and rules. A 10-year-old’s teddy bear at camp prompts guidance to forgo the bear or offer a tiny charm, plus a Minted Chocolate Pears dessert recipe for ahead-of-time prep and elegant serving.
Pear and pineapple slaw combines pears, crushed pineapple and shredded cabbage with a mustard dressing made from egg yolk, lemon juice and syrup. The recipe yields 4 to 6 servings and includes steps to boil and thicken the dressing before tossing with the fruit mixture.
A Lorain Amherst Amherst area couple celebrates the 75th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J Cobb Sr. with a reception at the Slovak American Home in Lorain from 2 to 6 p.m. Residents since 1913, they married Sept. 3, 1913, and have three children, thirteen grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. Mr. Cobb, born 1891, and Mrs. Cobb, born in Grafton, have long been active in local clubs and churches.
Janet Lakocy and Joseph P. Shaiba were married at 11 am August 17 at the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in South Amherst. The ceremony officiated by Rev Francis Sidney featured a white organza gown and floral decorations. Guests included family from Lakocy and Shairba households. reception for 200 at the VFW hall followed by a trip to Los Angeles. Mrs Shairba is a Midview High School graduate. Mr Shairba is Ridge Tool Co employee, South Amherst area.
The third annual McFadden family reunion gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Berthold with forty five members and one guest Hector Ferrero of Buenos Aires. New officers were Jack McFadden president Josephine Souris treasurer Roy Krugman secretary Ann Krugman program airman Sue Lomasney history. next reunion set for the third Sunday in August at the same location.
Tonight's schedule lists Guys and Gals at Holy Hall 2 p.m. EHS Band Parents meet at the high school auditorium at 7 p.m. Tip TOPS gathers at Ohio Fuel Gas Co auditorium at 8 p.m.
Carol Jean Jones and Paul Napoli were married Saturday at 7 p.m. at LaPorte Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Lyons officiating. The couple's reception followed at Moose Lodge Hall for 300 guests.
The 50th annual Tompkins descendants reunion gathered Sunday at Mrs. John F. Jesse’s home 213 Stanford Ave with picnic tables on the lawn a decorated anniversary cake and photos of relatives. A new member Katherine Ann Merrill joined from Minnesota others attended from Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota. Officers for the coming year were named Mrs John F. Jesse president Mrs G E Wieseke vice president and Glenn E McMullen secretary treasurer.
Barbara Schmittgen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ermes J. Schmittgen 236 Calumbus St received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Ohio State University's summer commencement in Columbus. She is a member of Torch Club nursing honorary Sigma Theta Tau Moral Board and national senior women's honor society and was president of her residence hall. In June she was named Outstanding Senior in the School of Nursing and will be employed as an Assistant Instructor in Pediatrics at The Ohio State University School of Nursing.
Lois Brehm, an Elyria native and former Elyria High School student, graduated Saturday from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Science in education. She was one of three women in a 140 graduate class and pursued credits through OU extensions in Zanesville and Athens while teaching first grade. Mrs. Brehm is active in civic groups and mother to five children.
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