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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1955
Page
3
Evelyn Andrews presents clear steps for making a reliable pie. The guide details crust preparation, fruit selection, sugar balance, precise baking times, and cooling tips to ensure a flaky crust and flavorful filling.
A homestyle pie guide outlines plain and hot water pastry methods for 8 and 6 inch double crusts, with precise ingredient lists for sour and canned cherries. It features Elmer Fulmer’s frozen cherry recipe, Mrs. Dubes’s cider pie, and notes on a request for St Anthony bread and Russian Cabbage Rolls.
Belvie Jean Doss and Robert J. Conrad announce their engagement. Belvie is a LaGrange High School graduate employed as a billing clerk. Robert, Avon High School 1950 graduate, served three years in the Coast Guard and works for Colson Corporation. A June wedding is planned.
In New York a report from 146 British and French doctors claims a odorless grease free cream relieves arthritis and rheumatism without pills. InfraRUB penetrates deep to boost blood flow and ease pain with a warm glow, sold widely for 98 cents a large tube.
The issue lists licenses for Gordon Swartzel of 183 Besbe Court in the U.S. Army and Nancy Jones of 140 Riverside Court. It also notes Thomas Frolo an instrument mechanic on Center Ridge Road and Jean Wallen at 37254 Center Ridge Road.
The third in a series of parties for handicapped persons was held Monday night at the YWCA with entertainment by the Junior Red Cross. Elyria High’s Players Club staged a play directed by Ronald Koughton. Games and refreshments followed. Reichlin Funeral Home provided guest transportation. Next party set for Feb 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the YWCA. Handicapped individuals welcome. transport by call to NWCA. Entertainment planned by Employed Young Women's League. Attendees included Beverly Yanke, Charles Parker, Charlene Putnam, William Sittinger, Doris Thompson, Betty Jane Loretz, Geza Pandy, Mary Kismer, Patricia Hignett and Mrs H Gordon Gower.
The Equa Council of Parent Teacher Associations met to announce the April 27 Spring Round-Up in schools. Two films Introduction To Fractions and The Theodyn are proposed as teaching aids. Miss Margaret Histed and A C Smith presented the films. The meeting also discussed the Ely High School extempo and family teamwork topics for Founders Day events.
Found in Florida Elyrian to face grand jury here. Eaton Township shed fire causes $650 loss. Leonard Humphrey, 20, of 414 Lodi St Peru an Novale Re, bound over to grand jury. He faced charges for rubber checks and delinquency of a minor as well as other charges from Lorain County. Fire destroyed the shed but did not hurt nearby buildings. Police in Sarasota, Fla. investigated.
Drainage issues hit several school sites as skating ponds remain usable while water drains fail elsewhere. Safety Director Michael J. Laithoy Lotho says funding is available to fix drainage, with Skating Pond the only location where skating activities persist as remaining areas run dry and facilities suffer.
Gamma Epsilon chapter outlines a busy schedule including a March of Dimes donation and the Ohio Beta Sigma Phi convention at Hotel Cleveland. Humphrey, charged with a bad check, was arrested after officials found him working in Florida and translated by an officer.
Sevres, assistant inspector since 1950, is named building inspector effective today. Safety Service Director Michiel Latke announced Sevres appointment follows Hart Dickason’s retirement. Sevres, father of five, resides on Langsiana Ave near Omaened High School and Miami University. The Crib Service Commission will set an examination for a permanent inspector.
Eaton Grange will convene tonight at eight o clock in the Grange Hall. Members will receive the first and second degrees while three candidates are proposed for the third degree and one for the fourth degree.
Levin County Chile Welfare Department will relocate March 7 to 660 W Broad St at Chestnut. The unit will gain eight rooms, triple floor space, and space for five cars. Rent cited at $200 monthly plus utilities and janitor service, approaching $300 total. Commissioners have not decided future use of the old gas building quarters.
The Troop 136 committee held a Board of Review at First Methodist Church Monday night. Tenderfoot requirements were passed by Bill Foster George Meredith and Wesley Swat. Second Class tests were passed by James Farkas Ray Hartman and Steve G Carin. First Class requirements were achieved by Jack Fisher John Lawrence Bill Atkinson Ronald Layport and David Bush. Awards will be presented at the District Court of Honor at the American Legion Hall February 6.
A lively ad touts Lanouin Plus Lipstick with five vivid colors and long lasting wear. It claims Inpentum helps color stay on and Lancung Plus provides lip softness and smoothness, urging readers to try the genuine Lonolin Plus.
A Lorain man identified as Paul Pastuchiw 1049 Ninth St is reported by the State Medical Board as having passed exams taken last December and issued a certificate to practice medicine. The board also noted Richard L Fulton 158 South Abbe Rd Bhyra received a license for chiropractic practice.
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