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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1962
Page
2
Make a festive frozen relish using just cranberry sauce and a carbonated beverage. Beat the cranberry sauce smooth then fold in ginger ale or lemon lime drink to create cranberry ice in cupcake papers, muffin pans, ice cube trays, or canned shapes for easy serving.
The article outlines two cranberry based frozen dishes. A cranberry and pineapple salad forms rounds when pressed from cans and sliced, yielding 12 to 16 servings. A Waldorf frozen salad combines cranberries apples marshmallows pecans and evaporated milk, yielding 20 to 24 servings.
A letter-writer asks how a widowed sister can help her brother find a decent wife amid married women chasing him. Abby offers insight into dating ethics. A reader warns about nurses in doctor offices and another asks about a rejected marriage proposal after years of support. Also a caution about buying Christmas cards with misleading verses.
A reader asks if a mother's strong aversion to sex and distrustful attitude could harm her daughter. The doctors advise that warmth matters more than housekeeping and suggest outside lessons for homemaking, plus seeking professional help to address sex-related sensitivities to model healthier relationships for the child.
Epsilon Sigma to give a family Christmas basket announced after a Brta Sigma Phi meeting at 6200 Case Rd North Ridgeville. City Council sets Sweetheart Ball Feb 2 from 830 pm to 1 am at Melody Grve with The Toppers providing music. Queen selection method to be decided at the ball. Christmas prize won by James Kang 513 Henry St hostess prize to Mrs Roger Roseborough. Next meeting at Mrs Peter Paternte 300 Henry St.
St Paul Circle 2.0 hosts a Christmas party at Village Inn with fuel gas company condistoran and Jaycee-ettes program at Jaycee Hall. Various church groups, PTAs, and fraternal orders list Christmas programs and dinners at St Jude Hall, Northwood PTA Jefferson, Amvets Hall, IOOF Hall, Pilgrim Circle church, and Alien School. Multiple times from 6 pm to 8:30 pm across venues.
The Rev Thomas G MacMahon told Ben son Club members Advent should be thoughtful not sad. He traced Advent wreath origins to pagan sun worship and noted Santa Claus is not Saint Nicholas. He praised Saint Nicholas as a bishop and Christmas customs via Francis of Assisi. He described the Christmas tree as Christian symbols and the group set a next meeting for January 8.
Town talk notes gatherings of the Lorain County Society of Medical Assistants at First Methodist Church for a 7 p.m. dinner with a gift exchange skit. Elyria Sisterhood 232 and Dames of Malta cancel tonight’s Christmas party. Community notices include a Christmas program by a school choir directed by Esther Schlosser, a tureen supper at Ely Elks 468 with wives invited, and postponed St Peter PTA meeting to Dec 20. Mary Sheely learns of her father Chris Sheely’s death. she returns to Plymouth.
Linda Sumashkevich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sumashkevich vich of Amherst, will marry James Stang, son of Harold Stang, at St Joseph Catholic Church. Linda is a 1959 graduate of Manon L Steele High School and member of Lorain County Dental Assistants Society and Pi Gamma Delta Beta Sigma Phi. James Stang is a 1959 graduate of Elyria High School who attended Oberlin School of Commerce and is a member of St Mary's Church. he served in the military.
Five needy families will receive gifts, food and clothing from American Legion Auxiliary Unit to Post 12. The group will fund a Christmas party for Cerebral Palsy Center and give monetary gifts to Father Flanagan's Home for Boys and Xenia Home for Veterans' Orphans. Pearl Harbor Day memorial read. Gold Star mothers to receive Christmas gifts. Choir entertained. refreshment committee listed. Next meeting January 3.
Gamma Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Judy Plumsey’s home 116 Hamilton with Rita McCormick as co host. They performed the Legend of Hanging Christmas Stockings and other Christmas pieces and filled a needy family basket for delivery before Christmas.
Virginia Tkach and Charles Longwell wed at 1 pm Saturday in Assumption Church Grafton with Rev Casimi R Pilatowsk officiating. Bride daughter of Charles Zelenka and wife. groom son of Francis Longwell. Reception for 6 at Oberlin Grange Hall. Bride to graduate Keystone High School and Elyria Beauty. groom Midview High School and Elyria Beauty.
Elyria Woman's Club chorus entertained at a Social Progress Department Christmas party in Monteith Hall. The group sang holiday selections directed by Mrs. Kolopus with Mrs. Small accompanying. Members included numerous club members and guests. future events announced include a Dec. 19 luncheon and play, a Dec. 29 Holiday Whirl dance, and an Jan. 14 program on Eye Makeup.
New York doctors reveal headache relief habits with Anacin. A survey shows three of four doctors recommend this strong non narcotic remedy. Anacin provides faster, longer lasting relief than aspirin and is said to ease nervous tension and mood.
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