Readable Recipes and Submissions from Readers
A chunk of community recipe cards lists Coffee Spice Cake, Bread, Weet Potatoes, Night Cookies, Fruit Cake and Lemon Pie. Each entry names contributors like Mrs Nose Barnard and Mrs Fred Jacobs, with ingredients, steps, and bake times, reflecting home kitchen techniques and regional ingredients.
Apple 3 Cobbler With Caramel Sauce
A recipe for Apple 3 Cobbler with caramel sauce from Phyllis Whitcomb of Grafton O R D 3. Includes paring apples to fill a dish, a baking powder dough topping and a three to four hour bake. Caramel sauce made with sugar butter water cornstarch vinegar and vanilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Whitcomb
Grafton
R. D
All Bran Helps Mrs Johnson Cure Seven Week Constipation
A reader testimonial from Mrs Johnson of Colorado describes relief from seven weeks of constipation after using Kellogg’s All-Bran. The letter credits All-Bran’s bulk and vitamin B for easing symptoms and urges replacing regular meals with daily cereal servings, noting caution to consult a doctor if relief isn’t achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. E .Johnson
Forest Street
Colorado
Banana and cinnamon toast recipe note
Toast slices spread with hot butter and cinnamon sugar. Butter boils through sugar forming brown froth. Peel banana, cut, and sauté in butter until tender. Place banana on toast, add 2 to 5 strips, and finish with two tablespoons of fruit juice. Serve hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nose Barnard
Oberlin
Old Fashioned Johnny Cake and Bake Shop Recipes
A collection of old fashioned recipes including Johnny cake with cornmeal and milk, NUT BREAD by Marie Zacharias, EASY CAKE with eggs and melted butter, simple frosting, and Graham drop cookies with sour cream and molasses. Authors include Mrs. Marie Zacharias of Gratton C N and Mrs. Kenneth Ives R F D Oberlin Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Zachariaas
Gratton
Marie Zachartas
Grafton
Marie Zacharias
Kenneth Ives
Oberlin
Phyllis Whitcomb
F. DB
Ohio
Recipe Contest Winners This Week Chronicle Telegram
Winners in the Chronicle Telegram weekly recipe contest are Mrs. J. Petersohn of 132 Broad Street and Mrs. J. H. Droege of Grafton Route 3. Hach will receive a dollar from the paper. The entry includes Candied Pineapple and Grapefruit as detailed steps for candying and finishing the fruit with sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
J. Petersohn
J. H. Droege
R. D
Grafton
Hach
Voice of the People Oysters to Piquant Bakes and Ponderous Rhetoric
Community letters and recipes mix in Gratton Ohio style, with Oyster Remprins dish and Handy Dough rolls, followed by readers voices criticizing public officials. The letter writers urge honesty courtesy efficiency and economy from government, noting high salaries and costly schooling amid hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor C. Reese
Roosevelt Plans Ten Day Sea Hideaway On Nourmahal
President set to accept Vincent Astor’s offer to use the Nourmahal yacht early February for a private retreat. The fast vessel would aid privacy against press and Democrats during the vacation period, aiding Roosevelt's solitude to ponder public issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Astor
Astor
Roosevelt
Local Social Notes From Lagrange and Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bickla hosted a New Year dinner for Mrs. Jessie Berkmeyer and two sons, and Edwin Howe's family visited from Birmingham. Various residents hosted and visited relatives from Cleveland Elyria Hinckley Michigan during the week, including dinners and a funeral.
Local Social News Highlights from Wellington Area
Miss Dorothy King left for her new home in Arkansas to start school with the senior class. her parents will join her later this month. Delbert Oliver spent Thursday evening in Lorain. Rev and Mrs Jump attended a church meeting in Wellington Tuesday. Miss Juanita Leiby returned to Monroeville to resume high school work after holidays. Mrs Albert Wilcox hosted her Sunday school class. girls enjoyed a delightful time. Mr and Mrs G Rush and son Kenneth returned from West Farmington. Mrs Leland M Heath to entertain the Gleaners Class of the M E church Wednesday evening January 11 with newly elected officers in charge. Over twenty members of the Glory Grange attended Pomona Grange in Grafton. La Grange team installed new officers. Misses Emily Buckingham and Marian Sanders visited Wellington. Maude Hose hosted friends Saturday evening for games and refreshments. Several families attended the funeral of Minnie Curtice in Spencer. Genevieve Moulder and Alva Spicer wed in West Virginia during the holidays and will reside with the groom’s parents. the bride is a popular local schoolteacher and Kent Normal College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy King
Arkansas
Delbert Oliver
Lorain
Albert Wilcox
G. Rush
Kennetfi
West Farmington
Leland M. Heath
Gleaners
M. E. Church
O14
Glory Grange
Pomona Grange
Grafton
la Grange
Emily Buckingham
Marian Sanders
Wellington
Maude Hose
Mason Powers
Darius Holcomb
Elmer Bunt
Lodema Foster
Delbert Curtice
Minnie Curtice
Spencer
Genevieve Moulder
Charles Moulder
Alva Spicer
Ed Spicer
West Virginia
Kent Normal College
Town Line Road LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS ELYRIA
The Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society of Ridge church held its annual officer elections. Officers chosen include Miriam Sowl as president and Miriam Fowl as pianist, with Kenneth Harden as vice president and Eugene Stang as secretary. Other officers listed were Gerald Stang treasurer and Irma Spiegelberg corresponding secretary. A social time followed with attendees from South Ridge Elyria and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Elyria Townline Road
Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society of & Ridge Church
Irma Spiegelberg
Miriam Fowl
Miriam Sowl
Kenneth Harden
Eugene Stang
Gerald Stang
I. H. Amore
Rene Stang
Eugene
Helen Balzat
Geraldine Woods
Arthur Suteriung
Jon Bengah
South Ridge
Ralph McDonald
Elyria Frank
Lewis Eldred
Murray Ridge
Earl Burrer
West Ridge
Ruth Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
Kathryn Stang
Murray Ridge Briefs
Frank and Louis Eldred attended Pomana Grange in Grafton for an all day event. Mrs John Ronez spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs F Jackson visited Elyria relatives Saturday. A J Derek visited friends in Elyria Wednesday evening. Carlisle Grange members attended Tuesday evening. Mrs Fred Decker joined Ladies Aid and Missionary Society at Mrs Louis Spiegelberg’s home Wednesday. Pearl Eppley spent Friday in Cleveland. Mrs Nellie Derek hosted sisters at dinner Thursday. Steve Ronez Orchestra played a Lorain dance Saturday. Kings Orchestra members Hartis played at Lake Avenue School Thursday. C Hartis and family hosted at Eppley home Tuesday. Ladies sewing for the needy met at Mrs George Fridenstein’s Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
C. Hartis
E. Eppley
George Fridenstein
What Name Will Please New Baby
Garry Myerson discusses baby naming choices reflecting sentiment and whim. He notes honest parents plan multiple options, warns that a name will surface in schooling, and suggests drawing from literature or colonial New England examples to balance individuality with tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry C. Myers
FH. D
Ferental Education
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Bfe
Ir Garry Myerson
Luther
New England
Alice Morse Earle
Judge Sewell
Zurishaddal
Austin
Old Narra~gansett
Parvus
Pious
Plersus
Prisstong
Polybious
Lois
Lettice
Avis
Anatics
Eunice
Mary
John
Elizabeth
Ruth
Freelove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graham Bread
Fred Jacobs
Broad St
Pred Jacobs
C. Easterwood
MRE. C
Easterwood
Grafton, C
APPLE
R. A
Mrs. Johnson
Grafton, R. D
Robert Dumas
Elyria
Lake Ave
R. F. D. Oberlin
Harry
Wells
Cleveland Street
FD. No
Voice OF
THE
People
Ridgeville, O
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Minb
Church of Elyria
Mis. E. B. Hauetsen
George Fridenstine
North Murray Ridge
M. J. Nunn
Lorainia
J. H. Delefiald
E. C. Schubert
M. E Church
L. W. Spiegelberg
Barbara Eschtruth
Middle
J. F. Stein
Betty
Lakewood
J. H. Delefield
Evergreen Club
Medt
Lewis Ernst
Everstein Club
Elmer Bischoff
Amherst
J. H. Deleffeld
M. J. Nukn
Otto Schroeder
Harris Delefield
Henry Delefield
Edison Highway
Russell Spiegelberg
White House
Lagrange
Joe Bickla
Jessie Berkmeyer
Edwin Howe
Mildred
Lucille Snellenberger
Birmingham
Don Carmel
Donna Rae
Willard
W. C. Knowles
BE. Bullock
R. Homer
Cleveland
West Main Street
Tessie Miller
Eileen
Washington
Ambrose Scrette
D. W. Scott
Henry Gott
Edna Mreithard
Agnes Davidson
Edwin Schnarr
Virginia Curtice
Charles Foster
Carl Fierce
Hinckley
Leland Heath
Kenneth Law and
L. E. Baldwin
Robert Olivar
Mae Runals
Lewis
Arthur Sheldon
Nichols Funeral Home
Andrew Rawson
Lyndon Chapter C. E. S
Robert Oliver
Delbert
B. J. Knowles
Lem Garretson
Charles Brown
St. Amherst
Eleanor Wigert
Michigan
Town Line Road
Bazley’s Market
Sriefs Pet Ae
Ohio Public Service Coe