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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1961
Page
8
A flood of citrus ideas fills the page with grapefruit centered recipes and mixtures. Dishes include grapefruit halves topped with honey butter and broiled to brown, shrimp salads with citrus, and livers coated in seasoned flour for serving on fruit halves. The notes emphasize fresh oranges and pineapples in season and suggest serving styles from appetizers to dessert.
At the Rainbow Majority Club meeting held at Mrs Thomas Pitts home 311 Jackson St the group decided to donate to the hospital fund Mrs Ernie Ulich was honored at a baby shower Prizes went to Mrs William Martin Miss Jean Hayes Miss Joanne McMullen and Mrs Rudy Witte Mrs William Wehm poet received the special award A lunch was served by the hostess A spaghetti dinner is planned for the March meeting Mrs Witte 1253 Park Ave Amherst hosts Feb 6
Richmond Barbour urges parents to take children on magical outings to the circus zoo mountains and shore. emphasize letting kids lead pace and learn while adults relax and enjoy moments of love and companionship.
Veteran observer Gay Pauley reports calm as the prevailing mood in Spring 1961 fashion. She notes many one shouldered outfits, cutaway jackets, and straight silhouettes with waistlines easing downward, while Ne w York designers echo Paris with asymmetrical closures and subtle shaping.
A mixed reading includes fashion notes about bias cut gowns and cowl necks, followed by a troubling personal dilemma. A divorced or separated woman asks how to separate a married man from his wife, accusing the wife of behind-the-scenes meddling, while Abby counsels and hints at printed pamphlets for wedding guidance.
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