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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1962
Page
5
A playful February party guide suggests a Washington's Birthday brunch with Swiss Eggs and Bacon Rings. It includes a detailed Spring Chicken main, butter rolled pinwheels, cherry preserves, and a step by step hot roll dough method culminating in a 32 yielding brunch dish.
Fragmented instructions describe baking eggs with cream bacon and cheese in a 425 F oven, yields 4 servings, plus a spring chicken dish baked at 375 F with Accent, paprika and lemon butter sauce, yielding 4 servings. Includes substitution tips and yield guidance.
Vivian Miller crowned Tip Tops Dub Queen at Elyna Take Off Pounds Sensibly gathering in Ohio Fuel Gas Co auditorium Walnut Street Tuesday night. Five members reported a five pound gain and a nine pound loss. Carol Archambeau vice president led business. Myra Wilcox announced a Betty Bishop program for February 26. Meeting adjourned with songs. next gathering set for February 20 at 7 30 pm in the same venue. Men and women may attend. Carol Archambeau in charge of information at 1171 Bell Court.
Florence bachelor painter Lazzaro Donati shares dinner etiquette for hosts to avoid spoiling invitations. He warns women not to discuss art too much, drag him to admire pets, or boast of art knowledge. He also cautions against overfussy outfits and dated fashion, urging hosts to keep conversations focused and natural.
Elyria chapter of Women of the Moose meets at Moose Hall to announce a family jamboree dinner on February 24 at 7 p.m. Proceeds from a following country store auction support a picture purchase for Moose Hart. A social on March 5 and Moose Haven anniversary events are planned with Lorain hosting.
The Daughters of Scotia Lady Robertson Lodge 96.1 met at Wesley House to arrange an anniversary dinner in May. Committee members are Annette Baksa Jessie Ellis and Agnes Anderson. Mrs William Denger was honored on her 60th wedding anniversary. Special prize went to Ann McKelvie. Mary Bonzo Ann McKelvie and Annette Baksa led the social hour. Lunch featured a Valentine motif.
A Baldwin Wallace Theatre group staged Nora Stirling’s one act play What Did I Do at the YWCA Matinee in Holly Hall as part of the Family Play series. The production directed by William A. Allman highlighted parental limits and understanding in child growth with performances by Helen Telep Barbara Randa and Barbara, plus Ethel Harris as mother.
During winter, use an inexpensive raincoat to protect the barbecue grill. In spring, wash the plastic cover with suds, rinse, and it is ready for use between cookouts.
A Scholastic Magazine survey of 8,000 high school students ranked qualities for dates and mates. Top trait for both sexes is pleasing personality, with polls showing boys favoring attractiveness and neatness alongside, while girls emphasize politeness and neatness. For a mate, girls value shares my religious belief while boys stress pleasing personality. many students admitted not having thought about marriage.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram report dated February 15 1962 covers local events in Elyria Ohio with brief notices. The item lists community happenings and public notices from that Thursday edition.
Nancy Gump daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gump of Farmington will wed Richard Dunfee son of Russell Dunfee of 839 Lake Ave. The ceremony takes place at the parsonage of the Baptist Church Farmington W V on Saturday afternoon. The bride is a Worthington Ball Co employee living at 172 Clinton Ave. The groom is an auto mechanic at Payne's Cites Service.
Nine members attended the Merry Wives of 40 gathering at Mrs Henry Jalowiecs home 7255 Avon Belden Rd North Ridgeville. They planned an annual husband wife dinner for late March. Michigan rummy was played and prizes went to Mrs Franklin Sperry Mrs Chester Sprague and Mrs ED J Weiss. Hostess served a sandwich course. A meeting is set for Feb 24 at Mrs William A Laucks home 404 Berkshire Rd.
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