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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1955
Page
11
Instructions on declining invitations briefly and honestly. The piece argues that simple no with a brief reason suffices and warns against fabricating excuses. It frames etiquette as care for others, avoiding embarrassment from lies, and promotes a charm booklet offer via mail.
Eta Zeta chapter of Alpha Iota sorority met at the Oberlin School of Commerce to plan formal initiation of new pledges in February and to schedule a May Day dance in place of St Patrick's Day arty. Names include Peggy Bean Beverly Berg Barbara Bierek Joan Ross Katey Caywood Vivian Conklin Janet Crosley Lois Dengard Pauline Gaiman Linda Gray Pat Purdy Beverly Penman Marc Saussler Eleanor Shar Virg inia Ward and others.
Evelyn Andrews presents Tater Talk tasting notes and features on Irish and sweet varieties. The column highlights growing tips, flavor profiles, and culinary uses for taters, with brief references to varieties suited for shared meals and seasonal dishes.
Monotony of seasonal potato dishes gives way to a parade of new ideas. Recipes for hash with meat and onions, deviled potato salad, and sweet potato dishes accompany church group notices and club meetings in a community page blending food and local activities.
Elyria Churchwomen conducted reading and study sessions highlighting letters of appreciation from an Africa sponsored priest and mission bulletin items. Members including Mrs Halpin Mrs Carl Wolf and Mrs Lapka read rosaries to the president Mrs Elemes and discussed Catholics in Mau Maus.
The Paris fashion note details Charlotte Eady Guild women presenting a new half moon brassiere design named presentoir and worn to elongate the bust with shoulder straps. Parish meetings discuss missions and church group activities with devotionals and annual reports. лица
Mrs Ted Seward becomes president of St Jude Altar and Rosary Society as Rev Fr Carrabine installs officers for 195% in the church hall. Eighty five members attend the tureen dinner and program with gifts to past objects, and plans announced for a Diocesan fundraiser and a parish learch party.
The Lorain Deanery Council of Catholic Women will hold its monthly meeting at St. Teresa parish hall in Sheffield. Mrs. John E. Nagy of Elyria Welfare Board and past president of St. Jude Parents' Club will discuss The Mentally Retarded Child. Organizers include Mrs. Michael J. Miller and Mrs. Sylvester Gallagher with a tea preceding the main meeting. Reverend Father Joseph P. B. Karinger will give benedictions after adjournment. Large attendance expected.
Miss Elizabeth MM Rich of 250 J Sixteenth Street returns from a three week trip to New York State visiting relatives in Spencer and Bronxville with Dr W A Leath family. Miss Joan H Peak Route Elyria named to the honor roll at Ohio State University School of Women Economics for autumn quarter.
Ruth Hanna and Mrs. Harold Hanna announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth to Charles Schafer of Vernison Vermilion. Miss Ruth is senior class and will graduate in May from Farlands High. He is employed at Wake-Heid Brass Co. in Vermilion. No wedding plans have been set.
Brownie Troop No 8, formed in November, held a pin ceremony at Allew School with about 50 parents and guests. Mrs. William Peat welcomed attendees and introduced leaders and speakers. Officers were installed and a Brownies book reviewed. Sue Baskin presented a flag biography from the American Legion and the Talyn Republican Women’s No. 1. The meeting included a program on “Inside Nantucket” by Frank Gilbreth.
The notes describe a Browne Saile song before a pinning ceremony and refreshments served by the troops committee. Cathy Whitehead and Pamela Peal led registration with hostesses and a projects table, while Jo Ellen Vargo and others staffed the materials table. A Scout Leaders Training Course is announced. a soft indirect lighting lamp with a disc shade is recommended. A new angel food cake mix offering 13 egg whites in each package is also noted.
St Clair Rebekah Lodge will meet Sunday at 2 40 p m in 500 Mal to rehearse for the formal installation. Mrs Leon Japes deputy president has released all officers to attend practice.
Licenses granted or listed for Gordon McCne of 0 W Buckeye St Amberst and Louis Wintarski of Quarry St Amberst, both labeled as laborers in the local records.
Arterafters of the YWCA report spaces remain in several classes starting today and tomorrow evening. Registration by calling the YWCA residence. Water colors class runs 7 to 9 30 pm tonight with Peter Paul Gubaniewicz as instructor. Children ceramics class begins tomorrow 4 to 6 pm, then adult glazing glass 7 to 9 30 pm with Edris Eckhardt in charge. Instructions include mending a broken dish by melting alum and joining pieces before drying.
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