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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1963
Page
3
Old recipe text describes cherry filling and sauce for pies and pancakes. Mentions marcia peniston, lemon juice, cherries, pineapple, coconut, marshmallows, and almond extract. Provides instructions for making compote, lattice pie, and French pancakes with cherry sauce. Yields and baking temps included.
Community groups list upcoming events with times and venues including Epsilon Sigma Phi Gamma Delta First Baptist Calvary Baptist Missionary Society and more. Notable listings include St Mary Cafe tiera, Holly Hall events at Holly Hall and St John Ladies Guild at school auditorium.
Nancy Andress became Mrs. Hugh Henning at a 3 30 p.m. ceremony January 26 at First Methodist Church with Dr Earl Henderson officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Donald F. Andress, wore a satin sheath gown with a hash train and pearl accessories. Judith Penn was maid of honor and Roger Carter best man. The couple plans residence at 239 Corona Ave Dayton after a trip to New Orleans and Florida.
The Elyria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a patriotic luncheon at Monteith Hall with mini spinning wheels and red white and blue decor. Leader Corinne Brown introduced guests from Oberlin Lorain and Elyria while reports highlighted letters to Congressman Mosher supporting the House Un American Activities Committee and a National Defense Bulletin on juvenile delinquency. A memorial tribute to longtime member Margaret Wright was read and Past president Mrs. Ear Taylor.
Perri Judith Boodner and Harvey Allen Ardman wed in the LaSalle Room Pere Marquette Hotel Peoria with Rabbi Joseph L. Ginsberg officiating. The bride, daughter of Edward and P. Boodner, wore silk satin with pearl lace. groom is son of M. J. Ardman. A reception for 200 followed as they plan a wedding trip and future home in Flushing, New York.
The Juniorette Catholic Daughters at St Mary cafeteria hosted a father daughter gathering with Rt Rev Msgr William Newton Rev Thomas McMahon and various officers. Troop officers announced new junior court leaders and the group planned a Holy Communion Mass on Feb 2 1930 in celebration of National Catholic Week.
The midview Board of Education approved a 1963 budget of 1,825,890 dollars, a rise of about 190,000 from last year, funded by state foundation 717,529 local taxes 596,889 and miscellaneous revenue 13,000. The plan allocates funds for salaries 1,650, maintenance 90, and capital outlay 1,046,130, plus 24,000 for emergency and 61,000 for principals.
A public showing of the Beck Rand closed chest heart lung machine will be tonight at 3 at the Elyria Township fire station on 241 East Griswold Road. Volunteer firefighters aim to raise funds to purchase the portable battery operated device for emergency runs, promising improved lung aeration and no second operator needed.
Avon Lake council learned Ohio Fuel Gas Co will cut basic gas cost from 3.60 to 3.35 per 1000 cubic feet effective March 1 1963 under the fuel cost clause. The panel approved payments to Dandria and Nardini Construction Co for Section C1 Westerly Intercepting Sewers and Miller Rd sewer erosion work. Street light upgrades totaling 1274.60 were authorized for Jaycox Brookfield Moore Rds and Electric Blvd near Erie View Elementary.
Mrs. Fred A. Terry, 62 East Main St., named public information officer for the Norwalk CD. Schiosser said all news will come from her in the Norwalk area. A longtime journalist, Terry moved to Norwalk in 1961 from Pompano Beach Florida where she ran a day school. She previously worked for Broward Florida daily newspaper as reporter photographer and began her career in Delray Beach. She serves as part time news correspondent for The Chronicle Telegram Elyria.
Norwalk Lodge 730 BPOE announces Past Exalted Rulers Night set for Thursday at 1 pm. Walter L. Zink urges attendance to honor former rulers and acknowledge their dime and effort, guidance, and ongoing support for the Elks Lodge in the area.
KIPTON The 60th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Searls will be celebrated Feb 18 1903 with a family dinner at the home of Mrs Louis White in Willard. The couple has three children and five grandchildren. Searls born in Camden Township and once ran a grocery store. The couple lived on Branden Township and he was a farmer.
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