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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1934
Page
2
Recipes from Elyria readers include meat pies with rice and apples and peaches filling, cucumber pickles with brine and heat step by step, filled noodles with German influence, olive pickles with mustard and seeds, and a lemon pudding with a milky sauce. Contributors Mrs Henry Fridenstine and Mrs D Evans signatories.
A collection of kitchen notes detailing molasses cookies, pear fig filling, caramel cake with icing, lima beans deluxe with white sauce, extra fine sweet cucumber pickles, and instructions for sterilizing and preserving. Recipes credit Mrs Caspar Schmidt and Mrs Mabel Sutton of Valley City and Bath Street City with ingredients, steps, and oven guidance.
An article previews new aluminum coffee pots tested for strength and clarity of brew, featuring a four quart kettle with an automatic flap strainers lid and a self baste cover. The piece mentions local households and social plans amid community notices and obituaries.
A vintage collection of home canning and dessert recipes. Margaret Holdy of City provides Million Dollar Pickles, Saccharine Pickles, Chopped Steak with Corn, Rye Blueberry Muffins, and Chunk Pickles with steps for salting, mixing spices, and sealing jars. Includes Luscious Peach Pudding with basic batter and fruit.
The contest highlights two winning dishes: pork chops baked with apples and spicy pear tarts. The apples dish layers sliced fruit with seasoned chops, buttered casserole, brown sugar and cinnamon, baked until tender with a water helps prevent dryness. The pears tart uses Bartlett pears simmered in brown sugar, vinegar, water, cloves, cinnamon, allspice, candied fruit, and lemon, then baked in tart shells with lattice crust and whipped cream. Prepared by Mrs. WM. A. McIntyre of Cleveland Street, City.
dessert recipe clippings from Miss Alberta McIntire of Elyria. Instructions describe two fruit based cakes or cups, with pineapple cream and peach batter steps. Includes mixing guidance, oven temperatures, and serving notes. Detailing ingredients like flour sugar butter baking powder salt lemon flavoring and pineapple pieces, plus baking and cooling times.
Mrs. George Bush of La Grange Road attended Thursday's unveiling ceremony at a mill site marker in Columbia Township. The event, hosted by the Daughters of the American Revolution, occurred on the Guy Goodman farm lawn at Conopa. Local ladies also met for a luncheon honoring community volunteers at the First Methodist Church in Elyria with twenty members present.
Mrs Jen nie Nead and children Norma and Allen of Elyria visit the Walkers in Avon. Betty and Howard Smith stay with their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Harry Crandall in Wellington. Cecil Moore family return from Richmond Indiana. Leonard Mitchell of Avon Lake and Bertha Burrell of Elyria visit Wilson Jameson’s. Cullen and Marshall of Lorain attend Baptist services. Dick Miller family visit Vermilion. Charles Walker Medina visits Hubbards. John Elison and Earl of Wichita Kansas visit Avon relatives. Charlie Eli of Minnesota visits town.
Rev. C A Bantham and several families attended services in Oberlin Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fisher of Lakewood visited the home of her father Jacob Hottman. Mr and Mrs Wilson Jameson visited Ruggles Grove. Will Barr and daughter June visited the Schenck home. Avon Lake visitors Doris Jameson and Mrs John Jameson went to Cleveland Monday. Mr and Mrs W J Morse attended the Simonsen Reunion at Savannah Lake Park Ashland Sunday afternoon.
Avon Lake August 28 Just-on-Time Club held a picnic at the Frey home with lawn dinner and games. Elberta Beach hosts a dinner party with card games Thursday at 2. Charles Hinton, four, celebrated with neighbors bringing gifts and cake. Wayne Black hosted his brother Yale and family from Springfield. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Crocker visited Harry Harvey and wife on Lake Road.
A new method cuts cleaning costs as special soaps and cleaners are replaced by Gold Dust. It promises faster, easier, cheaper cleaning with a double-size package at five cents. Order three today and mail the tops for a 69 cent tub brush offered free.
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