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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1938
Page
6
Lorain County reports show 6,015.5 days of absence for the second six weeks, down 2,422 from last year, with elementary and high school attendance rising to 96.61 and 97.0 percent respectively. Enrollment totals 6,131 with 3,116 boys and 3,015 girls, high schools shedding 18 students while elementary stays level.
Holiday desserts feature Ambrosia mince pie and English plum pudding with detailed recipes and festive garnishes. Ambrosia layers of orange pineapple and coconut are outlined, while a star patterned mince pie top and a rich plum pudding with hard sauce are described for ahead preparation and aging.
Ellen and William Peters share tea after a rough night with George Martin. Ellen confesses love for George, while Peters hints he may pursue business with him if circumstances improve. Ted Lane’s ominous threat emerges, prompting a sudden rush to George's place.
Brighton notices Mrs. Walter Day hosts a Tuesday December 13 all day meeting with a covered dish lunch and a Christmas party with a ten cent gift exchange. The W C T U hosts Mrs. C Goss on Wednesday December 14 with noon covered dish and a similar Christmas party.
Attendees will gather for a New York dinner of the Leon Blum Society in the afternoon. Mrs Dean McClellan serves as hostess to the Ladies’ Society at her Methodist Church home. A Christmas party and ten cent gifts will follow the dinner hour.
The passage describes heating the pudding center before serving to fulfill the traditional practice of bringing in the burning pudding, a ritual noted in old custom.
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