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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
4
A rambling kitchen lesson extols bananas as a universal food and outlines a banana cake recipe. It covers ripe bananas, butter, vanilla, sugar, eggs, flour, milk, baking powder and salt, with a method to beat, fold, and bake in three rounds at 375 degrees for about 25 minutes, concluding with a clipped line about a sick person.
A local advertisement lists Walter's Shoe Store in Elyria Ohio offering Thorogood work shoes. The note includes baking instructions for a banana layered dessert with brown sugar frosting and a Nana Dessert recipe, detailing ingredients like brown sugar cornstarch and coconut as optional.
Virginia Hazzard former executive secretary for the Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross spoke to the Elyria Women’s Club at Monteith Hall about her work in Morocco and Africa with the American Friends Service Committee. She described refugee aid 430000 population 40000 refugees and programs teaching women skills while men learn carpentry and math. She noted literacy around three percent, infant mortality in early weeks, and cultural practices including veiled women and high divorce rates. She will return to Morocco February 1 to continue community development and literacy projects for women.
Elyria Democratic Women's Club installed 1963 64 officers last night with Mrs John Vanca past president and Ohio Fed erated Democratic Women installing. Officers include Mrs Charles Boyd president Mrs Gene Troup first vice president Mrs Charles Neeson second vice president Mrs Dale Adams corresponding secretary Mrs Petty Clapp financial secretary Mrs Ted Emerich treasurer. Standing committees named for the year include program membership and ways and means chaired by Mrs Seward Mrs Van Oster and Mrs Krnipper.
Miss Patricia Ann Smith and Gary Turner announce engagement. Patricia, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of 211 Robson Rd, Cleveland, earned a BS in speech and hearing therapy from Ohio State 1960 and works as a speech therapist at Olmsted Falls Schools. Gary Turner, son of Mrs Carl Turner of 6058 Glenway Dr, Cleveland, is an art supervisor at Olmsted Falls Schools and a Miami University graduate 1958 with a BFA. The August wedding at LaPorte Methodist Church is planned.
Gertrude Knott will speak to Ki-Queens at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Merle McDonald’s home, 346 Columbia. The event is hosted by the Ohio Turnpike chapter.
A fragmented report notes safety concerns from hair products causing slippery hands and railings on vessels and at sea. It cites naval crews and international troops, mentioning the United Nations Congo operation and ties to commissions and research departments as context.
Miss Knott, born in Berea and president of Theta Gamma Beta Sigma Phi, travels with auto clubs across the U S and Canada to promote travel safety and new traffic programs on turnpikes. She contributes to immunization refinement for schistosomiasis, a parasite from amphibious snails causing stomach upset fever nausea and cough.
Mr and Mrs Donald Gruber announce the Christmas Eve engagement of their daughter Dolores Kay Gruber to David John Wert son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Wert Plans call for indefinite wedding dates Dolores Kay Gruber a 1962 Elyria High School graduate is a secretary at Elyria Memorial Hospital He is in the U S Navy stationed at Newport Rhode Island
Mr and Mrs Leo J Robinson announce the engagement of their daughter Gail Irene to Donald A Miller son of Mrs Margie Miller The couple plans a September wedding Gail is a 1961 graduate of Midview High School and works for Schilds Foodliner Donald Miller a 1962 Lorain High School graduate is employed by the T J Bottling Co
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