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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1963
Page
3
The piece traces cloves from ancient China and Rome to medieval Europe, noting their value and use in meat and sweets. It cites John Gerard, cites culinary and medicinal roles, and provides a bean dish recipe with cloves as a flavoring and preservative element.
Circle 6 of St Paul United Church of Christ will meet at 7 pm tomorrow at Mrs Philip Russe's home 321 Seventh St to plan the annual dinner. Franklin School PTA hosts a skating party 5 to 7 30 pm Sunday at Roll Aveta arena with tickets sold at the school Friday and at the arena. Community notices include a 93rd birthday for someone at 332 Lighthouse St and a variety show at the Sandusty sailors home featuring Josephine Varsa and a cast led by Steven Yassa with music by David, Glenn and Phill Mier. an accordion player is sought.
Division F meets at Bernie E Johnson home with devotions by Pauline Holcomb and plans for an interdenominational tea. First Methodist WSCS hosts guest speaker Mrs. B V Mitchell from Clyde, sharing global church work and missions. Mother daughter banquet set for Feb 19 with Mary Bradley Kelly of Oberlin, six new members welcomed, guests from nearby churches.
The Ladies Auwhory to United Polish Club held a Monday night installation of officers at the clubhouse. New officers include Mrs Zigmund Sadowska president and Mrs John Krupac vice president. Outgoing president Mrs Frank Kudio received a gift. Luncheon served. prizes awarded to Mrs Tony Sito and Mrs Walter Szmythowski. The event notes a meeting to be held Feb 11 at 8pm at the clubhouse.
Lila Black of the board of elections and 13th District committee woman led the Elyma Republican Women's Club at Monteith Hall. Officers installed included Mrs Robert Boylan as president and Mrs Raymond Morris as first vice president. the group discussed Eighteen Acres Under Glass by Robert Keith Gray and noted Gray's Harvard MBA and Navy service. The next meeting is February 15 at Monteith Hall.
Lorain County Ohio Osna unit heard Judge Harold S Ewing discuss mental health services and recent laws at the M Brent Johnson Nurses Home. He traced Ohio hospital history, explained receiving and state hospitals roles, and noted benefits of voluntary admission along with district officer updates and upcoming meetings.
Artcrafters Holly Hall 8 pm Tip TOPS Ohio Fuel Gas Co auditorium 8 pm Cascade PTA school Ely PTA 8 pm Gold Star Mothers Legion home pm Y Megs Holly Hall pm Eagles Auxiliary Eagles Hall 1 pm St Clair Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall 730 pm
Mr and Mrs David Pelton of 414 East Main Street LaGrange announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen to James W Cunningham son of Mr and Mrs James Cunningham of Ypsilanti Michigan. Kathleen is a Keystone High School 1962 graduate and attends Bowling Green State University. James is a 1962 graduate and attends Eastern Michigan University. The couple plans a June wedding.
Mr and Mrs Hugh McGhee announce the engagement of their daughter Jean to Dennis E Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Thomas The couple resides in Lorain Ohio and plan to marry later Jean McGhee is a 1959 Elyria High School graduate and Harold Rorick Insurance secretary Dennis Thomas is a 1960 Lorain High School graduate and Home Dairy employee He is a St Mary Church member and plans to wed in Lorain
Dear Abby replies that a groom may choose his brother as best man even with a pregnant sister as bridesmaid. She advises the couple to proceed and for the groom to stand up as long as he can. The column also discusses nerves and health blamed on nerves and advice for a dieter.
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