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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1961
Page
3
A nostalgic tribute links Robert Burns birth to Scottish baked treats and New Orleans coffee culture. It blends a Burns celebration with Beignets and coffee, offering a Beignets recipe and a New Orleans market note, including doughnut instructions and serving tips.
A Readers Forum piece urges parents to openly educate children about sex. It argues factual, early instruction is better than evasive approaches and recommends using clear language and trained teachers, with parental consent, starting around ages 12 to 14. A book titled How to Tell Your Children About Sex is suggested as a resource.
Dennis Ryan of Parsch Lumber Company led a plant tour for Elyria Credit Women's Breakfast Club members. He explained wood types and uses. The annual district conference is Feb 18 21 in Cleveland with Martha Williams as delegate. Mabel Miller won a special prize. next month’s committee will be Sally Benson Laura Gugbenn bier and Pat Phil.
The Y Teen Interclub Council of the YWCA in Holly Hall announced the annual YWCA dinner meeting. John S. Rea will speak at 6 30 p m Monday at Holly Hall. The Sophomore Y Teenes of Elytia High will host a guest speaker tomorrow at 3 30 p m Clifford T Leider will discuss low cost travel in 1961 by plane and ship with the talk titled Your Magic Carpet 1961 Style.
Ely-Northwood PTA unit held buzz sessions on elementary curriculum and school finance at Ely School on Jan. 18 with Mrs Ward Young, Jack Gray, Mrs Munro Grant, Harold West, Mrs Harold Enyeart, and Fred Vorhis leading. Alex Burnett, president, received the Boy Scout charter from John Vesto. Cape Canaveral carnival plans were set at the Jan. 16 board meeting for a Saturday event from 4 to 8 p.m. Students Mary Sheely, Grace Nau, and Frances Michael won awards in a recent paper drive. Founders Day banquet for members planned at Bess and Andy's.
Mr and Mrs Charles Vance of 300 Courtland Street announce the engagement of their daughter Patsy Jane Athnson to Grant Eugene Cypher son of Mrs Mary Cypher of rural Ashland and Norman G Cypher of 745 Hast 8th Street Ashland Mass Atlanson, a Wellington High School senior. He will graduate from Ashland High School in June and join the Ohio State Highway Department accounting division. Wedding plans are underway.
Churchwomen from Study Club 17 and Gerard Majella Chapter met at Mrs. Ralph Capasso to discuss the book God Gives His Help by Rev Leo Tied. They decided to outfit a girl from St Agnes and a boy from St Mary for First Communion. An annual party was planned for Feb 11 at 148 Preston Ave, hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard Gula, with Mrs Gula winning the hostess prize. The next meeting is Feb 14 at Mrs Walter Clare’s home 122 Calam Dr.
The wedding of Mass Pat Burke and Joseph IPO J Wil is set for Saturday at St. Mary Church at 9 a.m. Marie Burke will be maid of honor. Bridesmaids are Ruth Hipp Rita Cecil Irene Matus. Flower girls are Dnene and Jeanne Burke. Vincent Hipp is best man with Thomas Burke Ronald Ja j worsin and William Burke as ushers. A reception follows at St.
EDCHS Band Boosters plan a member drive to fund uniforms and operating expenses, with Mrs. Felix Pajor as chairwoman seeking suggestions. A safety town enrollment drive will be held at Edison School on April 26 in honor of Miss Burke, as part of a broader meeting of Edison District Catholic High School groups.
Troop 13 of the Junior Catholic Daughters discussed year projects at their meeting held last night at Elaine Thompson's home. The girls volunteered for nursery duty and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for February 1 at Mary Ellen Havanas's home. Marilyn Ross, reporter.
St Theresa Juniorette Catholic Daughters Troop met for a fabric craft session and planned a Valentine party in St Paul Building. Valerie Popovits Mary Lint and Mary Linda Kirkpatrick hosted with 54 members present. Noel Pallas played trumpet, Betty Howard sang, Mrs Mayme Pallas led the program. A luncheon followed with Ethel Feeley committee serving. A silent prayer was offered for late Maude Bainbridge, charter member. Meeting adjourned after songs and games.
A paper drive will be held next month to support the group. Gratitude was expressed for help with redecoration of the band room. Tentative plans were made for a dance on St. Patrick's Day at Melody Grove with members serving as chaperones.
When frying eggplant, slice into wedges and soak in salted ice water to limit fat absorption.
Chronicle-Telegram from Elyria Ohio reports through a dated January 25 1961 issue. Details are scarce in the provided OCR snippet, with no clear events, names, or locations beyond the newspaper and date.
Fourteen members of Elyria Women of the Moose chapter 907 and four Loyal Order members of Elyria Moose Lodge chapter 778 attended Parma Moose Home for the Parma Women of the Moose third anniversary party in Parma. Senior regent station honors went to Ada Fenwick Cora White and others as the Parma unit was congratulated by the college of regents. The Parma meeting was conducted by the senior regent with a prayer by the chaplain followed by lunch and dancing.
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