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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1938
Page
2
The Get Acquainted Day showcases the Food Institute program with demonstrations, local merchant collaboration, and a modern all gas kitchen. Recipes include Peach Mousse Savory Rice Egg Nog Pie and Oven Dinner featuring roast beef and Idaho potatoes, with detailed steps and chilling times.
The article describes a model kitchen at the Gasco Food Institute showing a three center layout with a server Electrolux gag refrigerator in food storage, a central sink for cleaning, and a modern Tappan gas range as preparation and serving center. A breakfast bar doubles as a business office with recipe files and a telephone, plus decorative color schemes and chrome trims.
Nearly every homemaker has a favorite dish and here is a recipe for Pipkin Pie 3-40 with sugar and nutmeg. The note suggests a traditional pastry preparation as a preferred dish for many cooks seeking simple comfort foods.
The New Tappan range blends smart design with efficient operation. Engineers at Taipan Ster Company pursue improvements and tuned burners to maintain precise temperatures with minimal oil usage, though the wording is unclear and some phrases appear garbled.
Servel Electrolux gas refrigerators have sold over a million units in ten years. In 1937 Servel celebrated its ten year milestone with sales that topped any year, touting a simple flame driven cooling system with few moving parts and an average operating cost under two cents a day.
The St Johns Evangelical church was decorated with flowers as Circle met and the Woman's Union hosted a silver tea. Miss Harriet Louise Patterson of Cleveland gave an engaging talk about the Holy Land, while Phoebe Roberts of Elyria played violin. A No. 297 meeting in the club rooms covered routine business under Commander William Slack, with notes from Harry Ruth on a district conservation meeting in Norwalk. Society activity includes Methodist Ladies Aid to Amherst Methodist church for a potluck dinner.
Miss Viole and Evelyn Reece welcomed the Merry Mit class from St. Joan’s Church for a Sunday session with Florenge Het siding. Devotionals led by Maranme Sele Ger. Decorative details featured white in every respect to honor Florence and Margaret schnelder, Lila Pippert, and Mrs Edward Schneider. The meeting, planned for Wednesday March 15, closed with Legion meeting notes.
Mrs Louis Deehumt hosted a Get Me Not event at her home on February 21. The day featured quilting and a noon meal, with plans for a future meeting at JWoeiles home hosted by Mrs Ed Kling. The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Union met at Mrs Howard Walker’s home Tuesday. The hostess will assist with serving.
The ladies of St Marys Parish surprised the Sisters at their home Thursday evening with songs and entertainment. Also notes Evelyn Baird of Lorain visiting Miss Bertha Hubbard and Mrs G L Jenkins visiting Mr and Mrs E Edwards in Elyria.
Mrs Harry Getrost of Lorain and Mrs Karl Thoma of Avon Lake called on Mrs Lee Johnson Wednesday afternoon. Harry Jackson and Edwin Strostick returned from Florida after ten days away. June Chambers misses school with whooping cough. Miss Ruth Johnson attended a Gay Debs progressive party in Elyria. Extension service meeting on feet shoes and care set for February 23 at Mrs Pp L Chambers Gulf Road. Miss Pran vey Eukert in charge. A threen dinner will be a feature at noon. all interested may attend. J B Foskett visited Mrs Thatcher on Adelber avenue. St Theresa's Altar Society card party held Thursday evening. Brook school dance set for Friday evening Fete Modern and old fashions. Senior 4-H members plan theatre party February 22. Labor survey notes that migrating workers are predominantly native white.
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