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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
19
A fragmented recipe page describes making a lemon flavored meringue tartlet filling with tapioca raisins and egg yolk, baked then topped with a browned meringue. It also includes a tipabout using an electric extension cord to simplify vacuuming and a note on preventing water pipes from freezing with a long light rod.
A readable fragment presents a fruit punch recipe as a substitute for a zine during Christmas. It lists ingredients grape juice, Vichy water, lemon juice, juice, sugar, shredded pine tea and notes chilling hours and a gallon yield. The wording is garbled but indicates a punch suitable for holiday servings.
Four new $14,000 motor coaches built for the Cleveland Toledo Co. arrive for service in the Cleveland area. Each coach weighs 800 pounds with a 27 foot length, vibrationless ride, indirect stem, four wheel air brakes, and reinforced glass. City officials and newspapermen toured Oberlin and nearby towns to inspect the units, praised comfort and safety, and noted emergency doors and a Duplex Stromos horn.
Dec 16 report from Columbia notes Mrs Walter Krebs and Mr Forest Ives hosting dinner guests, Doris Fisher visiting Alliance, a Methodist Christmas pageant The Christmas Quest, a fox hunt, Ladies Aid meeting Dec 28 and gifts. marriage announcement for Miss Lida Woodward to Dr Wallace of Sandusky. Farm Women meeting in Elyria. OSU extension speaker on club organization. new gas wall on Gerry Brooks farm. Charles Burke to get a water well next week.
Mrs Nettie Miers house now occupied by Mr and Mrs J Kingman. Walter Davis works in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Walter Braces and Miss Wilma Brees visited Ray Jackson in La Porte where a daughter Arlis Ferg was named. Frank Wise hunted in Pennsylvania and brought home venison. Wise won prize for best shooting. Methodist bazaar well attended with a varied program led by Rev Mueckers and local performers from Elyria.
The Akh families plan a winter trip to California aiming to reach by Christmas Way. The journey centers on wintering in the west with expectations of clear roads and mild weather en route.
Columbus dispatch reports Reureh being looked up today for the assailant of 18 year old Marcia Price. She was found yesterday afternoon on roadside with injuries and robbed while unconscious. Bellmuth, a local hero, aided last night.
A civil action was begun by Jo sephe A. M. Saugotta as administrator of the Nick Hartel estate alleging damages from injuries suffered while employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. The case notes Hartel’s death and links the alleged fault to the railroad’s operations.
Columbus, Ohio. National commander W W Spattard of New York will address members of the Columbus Air Legion on January during the annual dinner and testh the annual coun ders’ ball.
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