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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1959
Page
3
A holiday home craft outlines making a pink lacy topiary tree using Levich brand dusting fabric. It describes materials including green tissue paper, dowel, foam balls, and bells, plus step by step assembly from covering balls to attaching flowers and finishing the pot with gold tape.
A simple kitchen hack uses a jar to maintain moisture in cookies, preventing dryness and preserving freshness. The technique highlights an easy way to extend cookie softness for longer.
Mrs. Stephen Gach hosted the Women's Benefit Association junior Yuletide party at Oddfellows Hall with about 40 members. A program featured Pamela Jaquay, James Meluck, Ricky Takacs, Billy and Peggy Fahey, Shirley Poiniif, Beverly Lorensky, and others with songs, dances, poems, photos taken, and Santa handing out goodies.
Dear Abby answers teen behavior questions and a privacy concern. Readers request guidance on misbehaving teen daughters, anonymous calls, gifting at a confirmation party, and whether to send thank you notes. Abby emphasizes safety, trust, and practical steps for each scenario.
Readers are guided to make Paintbrush Cookies with egg yolk paint and bright decorations, plus Frosty Fruit Bars. The piece also explains freezing methods for baked or dough cookies and provides entry rules for a Chronicle Telegram holiday recipe contest with deadlines and prize announcements.
A dense list of meetings and activities across Lorain organizations including Republican Women’s Club events at Monteth Hall and Holly Hall, Red Cross canteen service, Hadassah at Tem ple, Navy Mothers, PTA chapters, YWCA residence gatherings, and multiple social and service clubs with times ranging from afternoon to evening at venues like Easton, Maplewood School, and local lodges.
Oberlin Alumnae chapter of Alphe Tota sorority held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Russell Sherman’s home 210 Broad St. Elyria family chosen for a basket. Treasurer Anne Bremenour and historian Phyllis Mae Dostall will deliver. Secret sisters revealed and new ones chosen. Supper and games followed. Next meeting set for January 12.
Readers describe a crowded shopping scene with tired clerks and harried customers during the holiday rush. A pregnant couple, a temperamental shopper, and a boy anxiously asking about trains appear amid the chaos as shoppers push to finish their lists. A caller asks for at home teaching resources for January.
Circles of the Women of Emmanuel met last week to present the lesson Be Born In Us Today a Christmas worship experience. The general meeting is set for Thursday at 6 pm with a tureen dinner and a 3 cent to $1 washable toy gift exchange for the nursery. Christmas caroling is planned Sunday evening.
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