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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1973
Page
5
Secretary Earl L. Butz cites a Department of Agriculture report showing nearly 122 million cattle and calves on U.S. farms, a four percent rise from last year. Beef cows for breeding up six to seven percent signals greater future output, easing pork demand and expanding beef cuts available to housewives.
Sweet advice suggests cane or beet sugar work equally well in canning and jelly making as in any cooking method. The note emphasizes flexible sugar choices for preserving and culinary tasks.
Fifty years of married life will be celebrated by Mr and Mrs Harold J Keiper at a Golden Wedding party hosted by their family Saturday from 4 to 9 pm at the UAW Hall. They wed Feb 12 1923 in St Mary Church Akron Rev F P Buchmann officiating. They moved to Elyria in 1933. He retired after 25 years at General Industries. Her hobbies include crocheting baking and flower gardening. They have four children Carl William Edward and Mrs William Justen plus 13 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Guests include Mrs Edna Beal and Mrs May Babel.
A silky knit boucle evolves as a practical daytime wedding option. Knee length dresses in handsome colors cost 80 to 100 dollars and pack easily. The knit fabric stays neat with lacy stitchwork, suitable for year round wear.
Lois Holmes offers Feather and Fan stitch patterns for knit or crochet twins Feather and Fan. Patterns include neckline options, scalloped edge and Monk's Cord belt, with conversions to two piece suits. Sizes small to large, order pattern 577/639 for 1.50 plus 0.15 mail. Gardena address included. Dover port sets car ferry record with 12,086 cars in one day.
A reader praises the daily column while questioning strict return-to-school rules after illness due to allergies and asthma. The writer notes children with minor symptoms deserve not to miss school, and asserts sick days should favor home recovery over classroom attendance. A social party notice follows.
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