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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1966
Page
3
A guide to hosting a pink themed tea event for Valentines Day with decor, pink centerpieces, and pastel refreshments. Includes recipes for Tiny pink heart sandwiches, heart shaped cuts, and a pink angel food cake with a matching pink icing made from grenadine and lemon rind. The article outlines tea preparation steps and serving tips for a ladies tea party setting.
Elyria area notes: the Elyria Credit Women breakfast club met at Northern Savings and Loan with speaker Carol McBride of Equitable Life on personal achievement and purpose. Next month’s organizers are Kathie Wonderly Gloria Fye Anne Pruski and Judy Sherman. Also announced is a bus trip to The Agony and the Ecstasy at Cleveland Palace Theatre Sunday with 1 pm departure and reservations through Mrs Theodore Rafferty. Birth announced for James Duncan and Joyce Nash’s daughter Katha Jeen on Jan 9 in Marquette Michigan, with grandparents listed.
Mr and Mrs John Krajnock of North Ridgeville announce the engagement of their daughter Joanna to Dale Finger Mrunger of Keilerville Pa who resides at the Elyria YMCA Joanna Krajnock a North Ridgeville High School graduate and Tre Products employee Dale Finger Mrunger attended Berea High School and works at He Processinng in North Ridgeville The couple plans to marry June 18 at Avon Methodist Church
Mrs Harold Childs program chairman presented slides showing World Fellowship work in 75 countries with Ohio having 23. Mrs Jack Fox and Eleanor Bratton were introduced. Hostesses were Mrs Park Hubill and Mrs Walter Greber. Verle Barnes gave devotions and a prayer. Vis William Wood en attended as guest. Next meeting set for Feb 18 at Holly Hall.
Mrs Howard Somers described the book Is Paris Burning as the result of three years of research and a tale of intrigue and deception. The discussion noted Paris in 1944 with Allied and Axis tensions and the near destruction by General von Choltitz.
A cooking feature call invites readers to submit a favorite recipe by January 25 for inclusion in the January 28 issue. Entries should be concise and suitable for a home kitchen audience. Submitter information and recipe details must be provided by the deadline.
Fashion notes show tall boots losing ground as shorter designs gain favor this season. Leather Industries of America reports demand shifts toward ankle and midcalf styles, reflecting a trend toward practical silhouettes.
The style notes describe ankle to below calf length skirts paired with shorter boots. Taller boots appear leg hugging and minimal, shifting focus to the leather’s beauty and sleek lines.
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