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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1955
Page
3
A long weekend tempts open house gatherings with baked ham and fried chicken as mains. Plan a pineapple cream cheese salad on lettuce, brown and serve rolls, and a hearty dessert like Cherry Crisp. Add stuffed tomatoes, corn muffins, and lemon cake for a complete buffet supper.
A fragmented 1900s style recipe excerpt offers kitchen tips including cutting felt from hats for padding, beating cream cheese with cream or muk, coloring mixtures, and piling on lettuce with apples. It introduces a Cherry Crisp recipe credited to Mrs John H Miller of Hronrhelm, noting it is delicious with fresh cherries and can use canned or frozen fruit. The recipe lists ingredients such as shortening, sugar, flour, baking powder, cherries, and nuts, with instructions to cream fat and sugar, sift dry ingredients, mix in nuts, add fruit, bake about 30 minutes at 373 degrees, and serve, plus a side dish of stuffed tomatoes with curry endive and cottage cheese.
Recipes describe carving a tomato center then filling with cottage cheese and pepper decoration with mayonnaise dressing. Also instructions for a lemon filled cake using lemonade concentrate cornstarch hot water and butter, layered and dusted with sugar, plus an embossed sugar dusting method using a paper stencil from Mrs Helen of LaGrange.
Amy Vanderbilt explains how to handle wedding invitations and announcements. If invited only to the ceremony you may attend without a gift. if invited to both ceremony and reception you should reply and may give a gift. Announcements invite a non obligatory gift or a note, with discretion.
Walter E. Davies retires after 39 years at Elyma Foundry. Robert Tuneberg is promoted to accountant to take on duties once held by Davies. Davies recalled starting as a one person office and rising with the plant through mergers and growth, while Tuneberg will assume many financial responsibilities and continue the firm’s accounting procedures.
Pittsfield Minute Mids met Tuesday at Mrs Jordan's home to discuss a lake trip. Caral Abiorim demonstrated hen basing. Jud. Rogers awarded rewards, and Ruth and Nancy Mack served refreshments. The club will meet again next Tuesday at Mrs Jordan's home.
Avon residents have been urged to conserve water by W T Bosworth, chairman of the Board of Public Affairs. Dry spells have driven daily use to about 175000 gallons, 49000 above normal, while Avon Lake supplies 400000 gallons to Avon every 48 hours. Continued extra use lowers pressure and reduces water in stand tanks.
One hundred forty cars signed up for the Avon Lake Girl Scout Day Camp which runs 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday and again on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for two weeks. Twenty four girls are from Avon. Mrs. Ed Holliger chairs the camp with Mrs. Shirley Leavins directing activities. Nature consultant is Mrs. Harry Weber and transportation head is Mrs. Robert Jensen. The theme chosen is The American Theme. Kathleen Karnas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Karnas, received special awards at Avon Lake American Legion Post No. 211 carnival. Ralph Platt, former Kigami Club president, will entertain club directors at his home July 13 at 7:39 p.m. Mr. and Mrs James Wellborn spent last week in Philadelphia.
Chicago safety officials publish six rules for holiday driving. The National Safety Council advises keeping to speed limits during the four day Fourth of July weekend, starting early to avoid rush, staying alert, yielding right of way, passing one car at a time with a clear margin, and slowing at sundown while avoiding driving when sleepy.
On June 30 Elyria Memorial Hospital listed new arrivals including a son to Mr and Mrs John Parmer Vermilion a daughter to Mr and Mrs Delis Huddleston La Grange and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Howard Goodach 522 Harvard Ave Discharges on June 30 included Mrs Elijah Baker 338 Seventeenth St Michael Bozaka Lorain Carl Conner Grafton Mrs John Filipiak Grafton Mrs Andrew Foreman 4 Harvard Ave Donald Hurlibut 123 Beckett Miss Ann Kunsman 826 West Ave Frans Mottola 1737 Grafton Rd Jackie Paintiff 215 Valley View Mrs Ethel Rose 320 Summer St Mrs Donald Schuster and daughter R Dh 2 Mrs Charles Stanbaugh and daughter North Ridgeville Glenn Strickland Grafton and Mrs George Townsend and daughter 653 Hiluard Rd
Oberlin Happy Homemakers 4H Club schedules a picnic at OWI fairgrounds on July 20 and an ice cream social July 28 at Ann Pazzio's home. Twenty-two members attended Wednesdays meeting at Barbara Schaeffer’s home. Mrs. Ted Manns distributed fair tickets. Projects due by July 30 were reviewed. Barbara Gutman and Jeanette Bemis plan to attend camp. Next session set for Tuesday at Dorothy Berg’s home.
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