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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1954
Page
3
The design blends storage headboard beds with book and radio storage, a Welsh dresser with six drawers and two side cabinets, and classic pieces like a cobbler's bench and a water bench cup board. Knotty pine in warm honey tones pairs with chintress and paisley prints, brass, wrought iron, and wood paneling.
SAN ANTONIO Tex There is a nutrition lesson for every housewife in the common red bean a part of the Mexican Indian diet for centuries Dr Edmun d S Nasser professor of physiology at the University of Rochester told the U S Air Force School of Aviation Medicine staff at Randolph AFB The Mexi can Indians of the Southwest ate corn and thrived while natives of the South ate corn and succumbed to pellagra The Mexican secret was red beans eaten with their corn Beans supply amino acids corn lacks and balance is needed The Indians flourished while South erners subsisted on corn and fat pork which lacks the elusive acids Asiatics should also take a page from Mexican Indian history
Lana Turner style sweaters spark a fashion gimmick as designer Rosanna introduces orlon knits with nylon organdie inset yokes. The short sleeve pullover features embroidered or tucked yokes and Peter Pan collars, blending knit and naivete to create a Gibson girl effect.
Nasset notes rice relies on supplements for protein and hopes red beans may become unnecessary. He proposes adding protein to corn and rice, while white bread could be enriched with vitamins lost in milling.
Clemson agents warn speed in the kitchen causes many home mishaps. Rushing around, using a box instead of a sturdy ladder and storing jars on stairways invite accidents. Turn pan handles away from reach, organize small equipment, and store sharp knives separately to prevent spills and injuries, especially with children present.
Williamsburg recalls an 18th century bake through a lengthy Martha Washington cake recipe. Four pounds butter, sixteen egg whites plus nineteen more eggs, and hours of beating by hand precede a three hour bake and icing setting. The plain cake appears in the 1760 seventh edition of The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy.
Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler former Columbia University president shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931 highlighting their long civic and academic leadership on world peace.
Announcement of the engagements of Miss Bernadine Moore and Derwood Mullens is published. Miss Moore is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O D Moore of Wellington R D No 1 and is employed by Colson Corporation in Elyria. Mullens is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mullens of Pikeville Kentucky. No wedding date is set.
Florence High alumni from the 1906 to 1911 classes gathered for a reunion at a longtime teacher’s home. The event featured pink and green decor, foreign-souvenir table items, and a recipe exchange contest won by Betty Gerber and Ivah Coultrip. Attendees included Florence Brownell Mole and others from Elyria Wake man Berlin Heights Wakeman and nearby areas. several sent regrets due to illness.
Jane Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Moore Wellington R D 1 is engaged to Emil Sikora son of Mr and Mrs Joe Sikora New London R D Miss Moore attended Brighton and Wellington schools and graduated from local high school last year She works at Georges Variety store Sikora attended Brighton and Wellington schools and works at Skeeles Ford Motor Sales in Wellington The wedding date is not set Nellie Tayloe Ross first woman governor of a state succeeded her husband William Bradford Ross as governor of Wyoming.
Edith Wallace reflects on parental coaching as mothers struggle with over directing infants feeding. The piece portrays a mother describing feeding the baby while he clutches the spoon and spills food, illustrating tension between nurture and independence.
Martha Hosholt, past president of the Federated Democratic Women of Ohio, spoke to the Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women at Oberlin Grange Hall. She urged that politics is everyone’s business and noted women’s historic voting rights and roles in public office. Municipal Judge George C. Steineman announced his bid for Congress in the 13th District, with Mrs. Harriette Vanca and Mrs. Marcia Russell present. Tea hosted by Oberlin Women’s Democratic Club featured a St Valentine’s Day decor theme. Miss Hosfelt and Mrs. Vance served refreshments.
Frances Perkins served as secretary of labor in the Roosevelt years, becoming the first woman cabinet member. Oveta Culp Hobby followed as the second female cabinet member when the Department of Health Education and Welfare formed under Eisenhower.
Mrs Henry Lundberg announces the engagement of her daughter Carol Lundberg to Curtis McClung of Shefield Lake. Carol is a Avon Lake High School graduate employed by Standard Oil Cleveland and Curtis works for the Fruchauf Trailer Company in Avon Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron S. Offineer of Dickson street announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Jeanne Smith to Donald James Miller son of Mrs H C Miller R D No 4 Wellington. Miss Smith a Wellington High School graduate employed at The Wellington Enterprise offices. Mr. Miller a Wellington High School graduate works in dairy farming.
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