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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
9
In Paris Patou unveils the shortest daytime skirts yet with hems reaching the knee cap and evening skirts raised similarly. The house also reshapes the bust while keeping the hip line understated, contrasting Griffe and Dior approaches in spring summer collections.
Elizabeth Bristol daughter of Roy and Mrs Bristol Sr. wed Dewey Lec cord son of Mr and Mrs Tom cord in a 2 pm ceremony at Berlin Congregational Church. Rev Harvey Parker officiated before candles and gladioli. Attendants included Rachel Bristol as maid of honor Rex Bristol best man. The couple, Berlin locals and Berlin Local School 1957 graduates, reside in Huron after brief Army service and work in Sandusky.
Barbara Ann Wiliam Forbush of 309 Prospect St. Engaged to Gregory Miller of Grafton. Barbara, a 1959 LaGrange High School graduate, works at Oberlin College. she attends LaGrange Methodist Church. Gregory, Elyria Catholic graduate 1955, runs Miller Excavating with brother Jay. attends Immaculate Conception Church. Wedding plans not set.
Fresh Lake Erie perch served family style at The Wishbone on Route 20 six miles west of Elyria draws crowds with a simple meal and steady demand. Local patrons praise value and comfort, noting steady service and classic tavern atmosphere.
Mrs. James Emerich received the KOPS pin after weigh in and graduation exercises at the Tip Tops gathering in the YMCA. Twenty nine members reported a total loss of 56 pounds with top losers Mrs. James Mitchell and Mrs. Mervin Keynon, while visitors from Three I TOPS joined in.
A Sunday afternoon buffet is planned by Spring Valley Country Club for members and guests. The event runs Sundays from 5 to 8 p m with Mike Offineer on piano and organ. Dancing is optional and ice skating may be offered if weather permits. Informal attire and reservations are requested.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sprinkle of 621 Hilliard Road announce the birth of their second child, a daughter named Rochelle Renee, born Tuesday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. She weighs six pounds 11 ounces.
A hearty weekend brunch recipe uses frozen French fries mixed with onion parsley salt pepper and flour then bound with evaporated milk and butter. Pan browned in two batches yields crisp golden potatoes serving four with optional paprika and a brunch menu including sausages, oranges, muffins, jam, and coffee.
Prepare instant potatoes with boiling water and salt, then beat into a smooth base. Divide into six portions and press a cheese cube into the center of each portion, using remaining cheese for later use.
A reader suggests buying two sand pails for a small child a outdoors pail and a waste pail for his room. The handles help him carry and empty them himself.
A terrycloth bib for mothers Lori to protect shoulders during burping a baby. It fits around the neck and shoulders and comes in pastels checks or white lace. Machine washable and dries quickly.
The Merri-ettes club will mark its eighth birthday with a dinner at the Towne Crier on February 23. Readying plans include a card party at St. Mary Church on February 9. Prizes went to Mrs. Louis Birkline, Mrs. Merlin Butler, and Mrs. James Anderson. special prize to Mrs. Radachi. Next meeting is March 8 at Mrs. Schuster’s on Murray Ridge Road.
The Elyria Woman's Club Social Progress Department plans a party for seventh and eighth graders to celebrate completing Etiquette and Dancing classes. The event is set for Saturday at 8 20 p.m. in Monteith Hall with some dancing. A separate dance for sixth graders is planned for February 6, per chair Mrs. Sam Swindell.
Mrs Kolinski led a review at the Margaret Barnes Club meeting hosted by Mrs Ray Carter on Middle Avenue. She discussed Doctor of Tanganyika by Paul White, detailing native life, housing, illnesses, and the impact of medical care.
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