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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1955
Page
9
Evelyn Andrews reports on thrifty kitchen hacks turning simple ingredients into appealing dishes. Home cooks share tips on stretching meals, using leftovers creatively, and balancing flavor with budget constraints.
A reader notes economical meat options for busy households. Suggestions include pork and beef cuts, hamburgers, and versatile uses like stews, roasts, and freezer friendly patties. Tips emphasize budget balance, freshness, and easy meals such as pasta sauces and chili.
Wellington Enterprise publisher Ernst L. Henes spoke to the Elyria Woman's Club Civic and Political Science Department on shifts in American life since 1900. He cited longer life, rising income, better diets, and growing suburbs, urging more homes, schools, highways, and hospitals as population climbs.
Lois Ann Dennch was initiated into the Ladies Auxiliary to VFW No. 073 as Georgette Krogman led the gathering at Post Home on West Bridge Street. Eva Kearney read orders, June Bullock was replaced, and Mrs Bullock is hospitalized with injuries from a car crash.
Catholic Story Club members met at Joseph Gabriel's home on Rigith Sidirs to elect Frank Radachis president as Mrs Gabriel moves to Wellington. They studied Calvary and the Mass and planned future events, including Bunco prizes for Mrs Arnold Rugh and Tom the group’s next meeting on Feb 18. Magyar Dorcas Guild led by Mrs Alex Miku held prayers, reviewed Bishop Neill's Under Three Flags, and planned 16th anniversary events and Founder's Day duties with refreshments by committee members. Ely Parent Teacher Association featured Grand Jury expert Robert W. Chamberlin explaining duties, with dancing classes announced for Friday and seventh and eighth grade sessions scheduled. The obituary-like closing notes highlight Greek key patterns being fashionable for home textiles.
MEMPHIS Tennie Poston Cox argues tighter finances reduce divorce rates as families cut expenses. He notes times aren’t terrible but money is tighter and couples stay together in lean years. Refreshments followed hosted by a ladies committee. At the Feb 7 meeting a narcotics investigation board representative will speak.
Elyria attorney Harold Horan will be the guest speaker at the Education and Fine Arts Department meeting of Elyria Waran's Club Tomorrow afternoon. A luncheon will be served at 12 30 prior to the address.
Mrs Lloyd Bechtel was chosen as council representative by the Franklin PYA executive board at the Monday meeting in the school library. She will replace Mrs Robert Reese who is moving away. Founders Day dinner is set for February 24 at the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church and a bicycle raffle is planned for later.
In New York the fringe on bottom trims gain popularity with DIY crafters and manufacturers. New two toned ball fringe heads feature alternating deep turquoise brown or lime green white pompoms. Fat braid rayon cost drops to under 34 cents a yard in washable cotton with Greek key patterns in bright pink white and greens.
A fragmentary piece presents a domestic scene with dialogue between a mother, grandmother, and child. The text hints at expectations, discipline, and participation in a club meeting, suggesting family guidance and social pressures. The tone is intimate and instructional, capturing a moment of parental urging and family dynamics.
The inaugural screening of the film Widening Circles for the Employed Young Women's League at the YWCA Holly Hall highlighted conditions of women during the Industrial Revolution, with discussion led by Mrs Helen Mulhotland and organizers from Boston New York and London. A Pink Eye print sale and centennial events were announced, with a break and antiques sale to follow at the residence.
Avon Lake the Midivesh service of the Baptist Church will be held Thursday at 5 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Drury Moore Rd Rev John Vaiine pastor of Bethel Baptist Church Cleveland Heights will be in charge Use your empty bulter cartons as cookle dough molds for dough stored in a refrigerator and chill Your bread board won't slide with rubber feet on the bottom
The Elizabeth Stevens Society held a six o'clock church dinner with Mrs. FP Rhodes and Mrs. Roy Ramage as co chairs. Miss Edna Bates led a program on Japan showing art, lacquer ware and rural life, including a talk by Miss Opfer on Japanese children and daily work.
Miss Sue Malloy daughter of Toledo residents, and Edward d Conrad of Indian Hollow Ray Pentiath are engaged. The couple met at Mr Conrad's sister Mrs Charles Mack home. The wedding slated for early spring. Malloy a Solve Dame Academy and St Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing graduate, employed at St Vincent's. Conrad a Brookside High School and Ohio State Medical School graduate, interning at St Vincent's Hospital.
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