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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1955
Page
3
The 1954 egg output totals 412 eggs per person, prompting Governor Frank Lausche to proclaim January as Egg Month. Nutritionists praise eggs as a low calorie, easily digested, protective food suitable for all ages.
A group of chemists strives to create calorie light confections for dieters. They hack fat and sugar into dietetic dressings jams chocolates and ice creams while testing low calorie syrups wafers and crackers. Companies tout salt free sugar free apricots and other products as diet aids.
The Large Supply has pushed egg prices down this fall with grocery prices following suit. Miss Lois Simonds of the county home demonstration regend notes eggs provide complete protein and can serve as a main dish or balance meals. She advises cooking eggs at low to moderate heat and offers freezer guidance for future use.
A mixed local page blends a DIY rug making guide with winter fashion ideas. Instructions cover rug squares from undyed carpeting, dyeing methods, and edging with hot tape. Separate items describe Paris toy trade plans, a styleable superturtleneck, and community notices including a church gathering.
Charades opened the Social Progress Department meeting at the Elyria Woman's Club with Mrs. Jack Rassler in charge. Members listed include Kay Lysaght Ardith Demos Sarah Haas Irene Donath Florence Block Maxine Eldridge and others. The group announced speakers and planned events for January and June, with committee chairs appointed for upcoming cook show card party and other projects.
Deputy District Gertrude Holtz of Cleveland installed new officers at the Royal Neighbors of America meeting held Friday evening at the YWCA residence. New executives named include Martha Wirth oracle, Viola McDermott vice oracle, Lotte Marsh recorder, Florence Gillman receiver, Florence Brown marshal, Rose Boals assistant marshal, Pauline Klem inner sentinel, Jenne Lent outer sentinel, Katie Prentice past oracle, Nelle Jones flag bearer, Laura Hughes manager No 1, Rose Boals manager No 2, Nellie Jones manager No 3. Mrs Holly was presented and accorded the honors of the lodge.
Thelma Line was elected worthy advisor of Elyria Assembly No. 13 Rainbow for Girls at a meeting in the hall. Nancy Frye as worthy associate advisor, Honor Fielder charity, Sue Shilling hope, Janet Kostyo faith. Barbara Hume and Linda Ryan elected mother advisor and dean Murray in a one year term. Drill master Esser to train a state-qualifying drill team. Rainbow Mothers Club to meet. applications for beneficial membership balloted. Mayflower Camp to hold Friendship Night and ritualistic work Feb. 18. new password given. numerous officers and attendees noted. next meeting to include conferring of degree.
Advice for mothers on guiding children to independence and safety. The author urges letting children practice crossing streets and assessing safety without overprotection while encouraging self reliance and avoiding parental control based on birth order.
Local listings show multiple clubs and societies meeting at the YWCA and nearby venues. Activities include Young Mothers Club Holly tail, Gamma Beta Phi events, Elyria Woman's Club installation, Letter Carriers Auxiliary, Frettinley PTA, St John Lutheran Guild, Martha and missionary circles, First Baptist Women, United Presbyterian groups, Magyar Evangelical activities, Catholic Study Club, Daughters of America, Pythian Sisters, Knights auxiliary halls, and Amvets and American Legion family gatherings scheduled through evening hours.
A letter from Somerville Ohio claims dramatic weight loss after taking Rennel for four weeks a 52 year old man reports shedding 22 pounds and others in his family report excellent results. The writer notes multiple family members also use Rennel and praise its effects amid broader claims of overcoming obesity.
Ina Blaine Irene Deiderich and others received special awards while new candidates joined the Women of the Moose. Ada Fenwick presided as Junior Regent Irene Deiderich led the initiation ceremony. The group discussed the mid winter conference set for January 30 at the Loran Moose. George Johnson of Paris Club hosted Elyria Chapter activities and rival committees met for planning.
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