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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1969
Page
2
Readers seek practical recipes. Mrs T P of Lorain wants a bar type cookie for lunch boxes, Mrs R S of Elyria asks for barbecued short ribs method, and Mrs C G of Elyria seeks the Silver Stars cookie recipe she misplaced.
A column echoes at a Food Editors' Conference about a 30 page cookbook Five Great Cuisines with Planters Peanut Oil presenting Chinese meals and other recipes. It invites readers to request a free copy from Standard Brands Educational Service and includes several recipes with spareribs HOP PO GAI DING and sauerkraut salad variations from readers in Lorain Grafton Elyria.
Three new Elyria families move here adding eleven children. The Rush family from Newark California have two young children and work with E & L Transport. The Berkeys from Somerset Pennsylvania bring four children and the father works with Henry Miesz Excavating Co. The Jenkins from Edwards California relocate with five children. Jenkins serves in the U S Air Force and Mrs. Jenkins volunteers at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs John Rice longtime Elyrians now in Arizona observe their 50th wedding anniversary on February 5. They wed in 1919 at Calvary Evangelical Church Cleveland with Rev J W Heininger officiating. Mr Rice retired from Bendix Westinghouse and Mrs Rice worked at Standard Screw Co Western Division. Their children are Mrs Charles Robinette Mrs Wilton Gereke of Grafton and Leslie Rice of Youngstown. They reside at 10714 Alabama Ave Sun City Arizona 85351.
A quick cleaning trick uses ammonia-soaked paper towels placed between the waffle iron plates. Close the unit and let it stand for an hour to loosen stuck food particles, then finish the cleaning.
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