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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
3
A fragment describes a cold weather food idea featuring protein rich chicken dishes like chicken a la king and cheese based options. It notes quick preparation with pantry items such as canned foods and frozen waffles, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
Officers were installed by Marguerite Garries and Iva Marsh as the U S Air Force Mathers Chapter met at Monteith Hall. New officers include Esther Reisin commander Pearl Wagner first vice commander Marjorie Brown second vice commander Alta Arndt adjutant Alma Knipper finance officer Mildred Kuss chaplain Bernice Momsen judge advocate Pult Fity Agnes Ketchum matron s at arms Nell Dodsley Alitha Handley color bearers Rose Daly 18 month trustee. New members welcomed Mrs Frank Chambers Mrs Carl Manzo Mrs William Ryan and Mrs Harold Dellefield. The meeting featured a birthday tribute and a history read by Mrs Ira Marsh.
The Waltonettes elected 1963 officers and planned arrangements for a group event. Dennis Fort Hun Ward and Mrs Cornell led the arrangements with a gift exchange. Players included Gere aldine Larkin and others as part of the Taak We League of Amgeste.
Drain peaches and arrange sweet potatoes in a casserole. If using cooked fresh, peel and cut halves. Drain onions and add peach slices. Chop blueberries to make 14 cup. Combine with peach syrup brown sugar and butter. Pour over potatoes and onions cover bake at 3X degrees F for 30 to 10 minutes. Remove cover arrange remaining peaches over vegetables sprinkle almonds bake 10 minutes longer serve hot makes 6 servings.
Navy Mothers Club 121 members and their husbands met at Monteith Hall for a tareen supper. Phyllis Neidhardt received a presiding commander's pin and Phyllis Banville announced a future card party. Welfare projects included dressing for veterans hospitals and gifts to Sandusky Soldier and Sailor's Home and several military hospital charities. Next project: sewing 144 hospital apron bids. Charter remembers Phorbe Mathis and Elizabeth Massling. Jan 24 meeting hosts named.
The Culture Club met at Mrs. L. H. Lyman's home yesterday for two book reviews. Mrs. W. F. Bell discussed Gentlemen of Virginia by Marshall W. Fisherick, describing its portraits of sixteenth to early twentieth century figures and linking their legacies to World War II readership. Mrs. A. C. Schirmer reviewed Oh Ye Jigs and Juleps by Virginia Hudson, a collection of a one year old’s thoughts on adults.
Mr and Mrs Ervin F Snyder announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara Ann to Dever Raymond Watts on December 15 in the Chapel of the Bells Reno Nevada. The ceremony was officiated by Rev George Flint. The bride wore a brown silk linen dress with brown accessories and a mink hat. They honeymooned at Virginia City and Lake Tahoe and reside at 1335 Crowley Lane Apt 27 Fairfield California. Watts is the son of Mr and Mrs D R Walls of Fort Gay West Virginia. He serves in the U S Air Force at Travis Air Force Base California. Mrs Watts is a dental hygienist in Richmond California.
Betty Bishop led Y-Mater members through a concentrated exercise session at Holly Hall on Tuesday evening emphasizing daily routines for health. She advised against slapping flesh during workouts to avoid flabbiness and broken blood vessels. After exercises she taught the Bossanova dance and the group will travel by chartered bus to Cleveland on January 31 to attend the Mike Douglas show. Hostesses were Mrs. Dan Yost Mrs. Joseph Marsio and Mrs. Lawrence Ives.
Mildred Ott of 60 South West Norwalk will marry Keith Green, son of Mr and Mrs Ear Green of rural Wellington. Ott is a St Paul High School Norwalk graduate and works at a clinic. Green attended Camden High School and works at Cleveland Steel Product Co. in Wellington. A spring wedding is planned.
Calendar of events lists activities and venues for this evening. Include performances, meetings, sports, and community gatherings with times and locations where readable.
Beta Sigma Phi City Council finalized the Valentine Sweetheart Ball details at Mrs. Roger Short's home. The event runs February 2 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Melody Grove with The Toppers performing. Each chapter will crown a queen during the dance and future banquet rituals were discussed.
Marlene Bastik led decor discussions at the Phi Gamma Delta gathering hosted by Mrs. Andrew Farrow at 118 Cleveland S51, Sur Hahn. Members planned an ice skating party at Aquamarine on January 17 at 8 p.m. and a dance for Green Acres children from 7 to 9 p.m. January 2. A bakeless cake sale is planned for January along with an Easter ways and means project. Pal Kopp co hosted. Next meeting is February 12 at Karen Miller’s home, 2103 Lake Ave.
Tip TOPS met at Ohio Fuel Gas Co. auditorium recording a 1374 pound weight loss and a 15 pound gain for the week. Queen of the evening was Mrs. Wilmer Wilcox. A piggy bank was introduced and members paid the pig and recorded names until gains were lost. Mrs. Arnold Dickerson joined. a housewares party is planned for February. Team captains are Mrs. Wilcox and Vivian Miller with cash prizes for losses and attendance.
Frances J. Ilg and Lolisie Bates Ames discuss early emotional disturbances in children and whether age appropriate behavior should guide treatment. They caution against harsh expectations and emphasize patient, developmentally matched responses and parental empathy to avoid pushing abnormal behavior.
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