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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1969

Page

5

Valentine Day Ideas and Recipes from Elyria Homemaker

Suggestions for a Valentine themed celebration include red white and pink table settings and kids making paper hearts. The piece provides recipes for Creamed Chicken Heart Croustades and a pink meringue dessert, plus a family favorite date bread recipe attributed to Mrs. Harold Llewelyn of Elyria.

Harold Llewelyn Elyria

Freezing Avocado Pulp For Future Use Tips

When avocados are plentiful and inexpensive, freeze the pulp for later use. Blend in lemon juice for each mashed avocado to help preserve color and flavor.

Nursing student engaged to Keystone High School graduate

Deborah French daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph French of RD 1 LaGrange is engaged to Randolph C Lindsey son of Mr and Mrs Harry Lindsey of 2895 West River St Lorain He attends Bowling Green State University and St Joseph Hospital School of Practical Nursing in Lorain Lindsey graduated Keystone High School in 1968 Marriage plans are in definite of Keystone High School.

Deborah French Joseph French RD 1 LaGrange Randolph C. Lindsey Harry Lindsey West River St St. Joseph Hospital School of Practical Nursing Lorain Lindsey Keystone High School Bowling Green State University

Calendar of local events and cooking tips in Elyria

Tonight list of meetings includes Ladies Home League Salvation Army at 7 p m Elyria Jaycee-ettes at 8 30 p m Jaycee Hall 1144 Harwood St Air Force Mothers Montieith Hall 7 30 p m Elyria Tip TOPS Walnut St office 7 30 p m E-Lite TOPS Emmanuel Lutheran 7 30 p m Dames of Malta 100F Hall Jefferson PTA 8 Canadian style bacon and new canned tomatoes described with usage notes Trash pickup for Clarkfield residents Monday Feb 17 set at roadside.

Ladies Home League of Elyria Salvation Army Jaycee-ettes Jaycee Hall Harwood St Air Force Monteith Hall Walnut St Columbia Gas. Co Emmanuel Lutheran Church Dames of Malta

Amherst Girl Engaged to Fort Hood Soldier

Miss Bartish of Amherst announces the engagement of Cathleen Bartish to William Jacobs of Fort Hood Texas. Cathleen is employed in Dr. George C. Kallas’s Lorain office, while Jacobs a Elyria High School graduate serves in the U S Army at Fort Hood. The couple plan a May 10 wedding at St Ladislaus Church Lorain, coinciding with the 59th anniversary of Cathleen’s maternal grandparents.

Miss Bartish Amherst George C. Kallas Lorain Mr. Jacobs Elyria High School U. S. Army Ft. Hood Texas

Starter Set Guides Practical Cookware Purchases

A practical approach to purchasing cookware begins with a starter set, advises E. E. Schulenberg. Then from time to time add a piece to build a usable collection.

E. E. Schulenberg

Helen Hayes Reflec tion reviewed by Four O Clock Club

Mrs. Paul Coniam reviews Helen Hayes memoirs "Reflec tion" at a Four O Clock Club meeting held at 330 Vassar Ave. Hayes born October 1900 in Washington DC rose from parochial school drama to New York stages with stars like Drew Gillette and Castle. The talk covers marriage to Charles MacArthur and his divorce battle, their estrangement from church, the loss of daughter Mary to polio, and MacArthur’s decline and death.

Helen Hayes Paul Coniam Four O'Clock Club Fred Green Vassar Ave Miss Hayes Washington D.C Washington Coniam New York John Drew William Gillette Vernon Castle Charles MacArthur Empire Theater Mary

Fabric resiliency and cleaning guidance

The text explains fabric resiliency as the ability to spring back after crushing. It notes cotton linen and rayon lack natural resilience but gain some through wrinkle resistant finishes, while wool silk and synthetic fibers are naturally resilient. It adds a tip that warm sudsy water can remove burned-on foods from ceramic ware.

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Jean Scott Suhr Newburg Heart Croustades Valentine Meringues Jane Llewelyn Valentine the Chee Wigitt Warpape Comer Clark Ana Park Exyria New Clarksfield Broad Street Serviceman James Bartish Middle Ridge Rd Cathleen William W. Jacobs Ft. Head Tex Ralph Jacobs West Ave Cathleen Bartish Four O’clock Club Herbert Tarr Mitchell Knittle Bridgette Faye Irma’s House OF Beauty Center Ridge Rd N. Ridgeville Irma
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