Virginia and Michael Face a Quiet Reckoning at Aunt Molly’s Farm
In a gated dreamlike chapter, Michael confronts memory and loss as Virginia’s future with Tony darkens his life. Aunt Molly lies between life and death, urging Michael to bring Virginia to her farm this summer. Amid spring promises, Michael learns happiness may lie in sharing life’s burdens with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bisecker
Michael McMillan
Annapolis
Gove
Tomy
Noi
Nogi
Michael
Riviera
Constantinople
Madrid
Florence
Pan
Nog
Molly
Aunt Molly
Amy
Tony Bleecker
Micheal
Abe
Kipton 4-H Girls Meet At School In July
Kipton 4-H club girls met at the school house to sew and inspect work with advisors. They discussed first articles finished and a second underway, with a plan for county center demonstrations. Alice Kirkwank named program chair and Edith Hudson devotionals leader for next meeting. A baked goods and candy sale was set for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
4-H Club
Gene Ostreim
Alice Kirkwank
Edith Hudson
Clara Jackson
Myra Whitney
Lodi
Chippewa Lake
A. J. Betts
Shirley Ann
Lloyd Ladd
Cleveland Stadium
Fred Brumby
Hugh Whitney
Mabelle Whitney
Betty
Osban
Pittsfield
Genevieve Landis
New Lotdia
Eva Searles
Camden
Theodore Brunger
George Bates
Spencer
Barndollar
Rochester Baptist Church
Camden Baptist Church
Leo Radcliffe
Richard
Wakeman
George Bickel
C. J. Betts
Adam Moehl
Janet Joan
Community Notices From Columbia Area July Gatherings
Columbia residents share wedding anniversary tributes to Russell Carpenter and Russell Reisinger with dinners and gifts. A Berea visitor Nelson Offenberg spends two weeks with aunt Mrs Mayer while Cleveland connections update a fall injury to Mrs L L Miers. Obituary notices recall Rev Evan Probert and longtime Berea resident Malcolm aged eighty eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Russell Carpenter
Leland Durkee
Ray Durkee
Nelson Offenberg
Berea
Wm. Mayer
Jay Jasper
L. L. Miers
Cleveland
L. L. Myers
North Olmsted Park
Russell Reisinger
Pearl Mayer
Ross Churchward
Clarence Hayes
Joan
Evan M. Probert
Columbia Baptist Church
Clayton Scrivens
A. S. Gibson
Peggy Gibson
Nova Nova social notes and hometown visitors
Nova Nova reports a busy week of guests and events. Highlights include the Otterhein Guild Girls staying with Mrs. Stametz and Mrs. Rayer at Chippewa, several families visiting from Cleveland and Chicago for the World's Fair, a Savannah Academy reunion, a June 30 wedding at the home of Miss Clarabale Steele, and local club meetings led by Elsie Richenbrod and the Rurgles Federated church youth group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
Otterhein Guild
Stametz
Rayer
E. Miller
Chippewa
Marquette
Helen
Evelyn
Mabel van Vranken
Irma
Chicago
Burns Richards
Cleveland
C. Rupert
Cuyanoga Falls
I. C. Smith
Wendell Richards
E. Richards
Pauline Richards
Mary Philips
Treva Rockenfelder
John Shearer
Elsie Richenbrod
Research Club
U. B. Christian Endeavor
Rurgles Federated Church Young People’s
Myrlin Rickenbrod
Jean
Margaret Smons
Lima
Floyd McBride
Savannah
Rickenbach
Savannah Academy
M. L. Ditrow
Ashland
Forest Cruurine
Walter Fast
Toledo
Carl Fast
South of
Clarabale Steele
Circleville
Miss Steele
Ruth Olmsted
Sterling
Donald MacMillan
Los Angeles
Calif
David Ross
Mansfield
Donald Dieter
Washington, D. C
Efe Dieter
Martha and Sidney Stearns Family Reunion Held at Kipton
About 35 relatives gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lucas home on July 2 to celebrate the Martha and Sidney Stearns reunion. Guests traveled from Olmsted Falls North Olmsted Elyria and Berlin Heights. D. T. Morgan and family visited Springfield relatives. Mike Myrtle Hurd returned after two weeks away. F E Sharp and Jehe Bartholomew’s family joined Payette town activities. O Warry Owk accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Arthur Lucas
Martha
Sidney Stearns
Olmated Falls
North Olmated
Elyria
Berlin Heights
D. T. Morgan
Clayton Whitney
Springfield
Mike Myrtle Hurd
F. E. Sharp
Jehe Bartholomew
Berkey
Mich
Mr. Sh
Payette
Warry Owk
Readers Submit Fine Recipes for Chronicle Tele
Recipes from Mrs. L. Aungat include Cucumber Salad with three large cucumbers sliced and diced peppers and onion arranged in rings. A mayonnaise drizzle with paprika dash tops each plate, offering a simple assemble at home dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Teleram
L. Aungat
Amilion Street
Vintage Salad Recipes and Fillings Gathered for Servings
The text lists multiple old fashioned salad and dessert recipes with ingredients and brief method notes. Dishes include chicken and olive salad on lettuce, nutmeg apple bake, soft ginger bread, marshmallow frosting cake, cucumber pickle mix, salmon walnut salad with boiled dressing, and cabbage pineapple salad with detailed ingredient lines and minimal steps.
Elyria Entries and Local Social Notes Summary
Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps travels to Dover Ohio on Sunday. Funeral services for William Dunton, uncle of George Bickel, held in Norwalk Monday afternoon. Fremont guests Charles Jucas visit Louie Whitney family for a day. Wakeman and Camden High School bands host concert at Town Hall lawn, with another show planned in Wakeman next Saturday. Electa Brumby visits West Ridge home. O K Campbell and Harry Hawk travel to Avery Milan Norwalk and North Fairfield on business Friday. Grace McBurnie visiting sister Mrs Mattie All press in Elyria for an indefinite time. Sunday guests at Em ily Brumby’s Wellington home include the Meller and Horagdorsky families and Frances Perkins. Bat Shedd and Robert of Detroit spend several days with C C Bickel and A Crowse of Roundup visiting their daughter and Mardy Beott.
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Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps
Dover
George Bickel
William Dunton
Norwalk
Charles Jucas
Fremont
Louie Whitney
Wakeman
Camden High School
Town Hall
Electa Brumby
Mattie Allpress
Wlyria
Lawrence Ketchum
Babs
Fern Post
Margaret
Steve
Billy Krisstoff
Clyde Lee
Kentucky
Ada Wilcoxen
Afiss Ruby Beets
Dennis Phillips
Mansfield
Mary Lees
Mary Shafer
Jake Binder
Cleveland Friends
Martha Byron
Lottie Collins
Brownhelm
Lester Gray
Harry Youngs
Raymond
Latchie
Ohio
Willet Stone
Floyd Ames
Greenwich
Emery
New York
Corlett
Edith Corlett
Cleveland
George Harwood
Noble Allen
Son Noble, Jr
Columbus
Glenn Tinkler
Lettuce Cup Sweet Nut Marshmallow Fillings
A quick dessert idea layers whipped cream and chopped nuts with mini marshmallows. Serve lightly sweetened by folding into lettuce cups for a crisp, bite sized treat.
Salad Recipe From Mrs L Aungst Elyria Ohio
A handwritten recipe from Mrs L Aungst of 114 Hamilton St Elyria Ohio describes Mam Salad combining ham 1 cup celery 1 cup cooked string beans 1 cup hard boiled eggs chopped sweet pickles and a sour cream dressing. The note lists preparation steps and serving suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanert
Old Dutch Pie Recipe Steps and Crust Method
A historical recipe describes lining a pan with a rich crust then mixing 2 cups sugar 6-4 cup lard and butter 1 cup flour to a cornmeal texture. In a separate dish mix 1 cup molasses or syrup 1 cup hot water 1 teaspoon soda dissolved in 1 teaspoon vinegar. Combine bake 20 minutes at a moderate oven.
Prune Drop Cookies by Mrs. Herry Dieterich
A Valley City Ohio resident shares prune drop cookies recipe. Ingredients include prunes, butter, eggs, milk, flour, baking powder, cinnamon, salt and nuts. Method covers creaming, mixing, dissolving soda, folding in prunes and flour, then dropping on greased sheets and baking at 375 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes.
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Herry Dieterich
Valley City
Ohio
Strawberry Sherbet From Tapioca and Strawberries
Dissolve three tablespoons tap ioca in one cup hot water without soaking. Cook in double boiler until clear. Stir in two cups strawberry juice and a pinch of salt, bring to boil. Add one cup sugar and two cups ripe strawberries chopped. Chill, serve in sherbet glasses with sweetened flavored whipped cream. Mrs. Henry Dieterich, Valley City Ohio.
Elicited Jelly From Berry Juice Method
To make jelly from ripe berries crush four pounds of fruit, extract juice by squeezing through a bag, then mix with sugar and lemon juice in a large pot. Boil rapidly with pectin, boil hard for 1 to 2 minutes, skim, pour, and seal with paraffin. Yields about twelve jars of six ounces each.
Cherry Jam Making From Fresh Fruit
This recipe for cherry jam uses prepared fruit with sugar and fruit pectin. Pit fully ripe cherries, simmer with water, boil, add pectin, then cook briefly to prevent floating fruit before ladling into hot jars and sealing. Makes about eleven 6 ounce glasses.
Old Time Raspberry Jam Recipe Notes
A historical jam instruction describes making red raspberry jam with four cups prepared fruit two hours total, sugar, and fruit pectin. It instructs crushing berries to two quarts, mixing with sugar, boiling rapidly for a minute, adding pectin, stirring for five minutes, cooling briefly, pouring, and parfin sealing. Yields about ten gissses eight fluid ounces.
Blackberry Jelly Making From Fresh Berries
To prepare juice crush three quarts fully ripe berries then strain juice. Measure sugar and juice, boil on high then add fruit pectin and stir. Return to a rolling boil and boil hard for 1 minute. Skim and remove from heat.
Wise Housewife Makes Big Jam And Jelly Stock
A lively feature on housewives converting summer fruit abundance into jams and jellies. It notes low prices, careful buying, and the practical dividends of a jam cupboard, highlighting Mrs. America and Georgia Governor Mrs. Eugene Talmadge as examples, plus a snapshot of community notices and visits.
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Wise Housewife
America
Talmadge
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
South
Polar
Arctic
Making Red Raspberry and Currant Jelly
Instructions detail crushing currants and raspberries in equal parts with water, heating to a boil, adding fruit pectin, boiling hard for 1-2 minutes, removing from heat, skimming, and pouring into hot jars with paraffin sealing. Yields about 11 glasses of jelly.
Woman Chooses Small Batch Jam Making Method
A reader shares practical tips for modern home canning focusing on making jam and jelly in small batches. She prefers small batch methods for better texture color and faster turnaround, allowing fruit to be prepared and canned within about fifteen minutes and fitting into daily routines.
C P G Club Plans Picnic At Art Day Home
Clarkfield club notes a July 26 picnic at Mrs Day’s home following a June 28 meeting hosted by Mrs Albers. Members met on Wednesday afternoon for a business session and enjoyed refreshments in the yard after a concluding program.
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Clarksfield
C. P. G. Club
Albers
Art Day
Clarksfield Ladies' Aid Meets at Community Hall
The Clarksfield Ladies' Aid held a Thursday afternoon gathering at the Community Hall due to a busy period and small attendance. The next meeting is set with Mrs. F. H. Hussell on Thursday July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield Ladies’ Aid
F. H. Hussell
Inez Thomas Hosts Morning Glory Sister Meeting
Mrs. Inez Thomas will entertain the I. M. S. S. on Wednesday July 12. The gathering will review the past year and share insights with the Morning Glory Sister group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Thomas
Morning Glory
Enjoy Day at the Lake with Local Women at Ruggles Beach
Mrs Zilda Twaddle Mrs Don na Livermore Mrs Bertha Sinclair Russ Norma McClaflin and Mrs Edith Farmer and daughter spent Friday at Ruggles Beach enjoying leisure time by the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zilda Twaddle
Donna Livermore
Bertha Sinclair
Norma McClaflin
Edith Farmer
Ruggles Beach
Lettuce demonstration at Grange Hall 4-H meeting
North Ridgeville reports the Grange Hall hosted the Happy Hour 4-H club and the Dainty Dish Food Club of Eaton with fourteen attendees. Margaret Burkley demonstrated lettuce uses in salads and plans for a future picnic were discussed. Social hour featured games and photos, with potato salad and parkerhouse rolls served. Next meeting set at Miss Lila Beyer’s home. Additionally the L. B. S. lawn party at Rev. Young’s cottage drew praise, with a future gathering invited. Tr. Russell Johnson and Dr. David Hosrichter of Lakewood are in Columbia for four days taking state dental board exams.
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Ridgeville
Grange Hall
Happy Hour
Eaton
Margaret Burkley
Lila Beyer
FE. C. Young
BE. M. Knowles
Society
Russell Johnson
David Hosrichter
Lakewood
Columbia
State Board
Local Social and Crime Roundup From Small-Town News
Fragments report a church service for John De Bow a former resident who died in Cleveland. Mrs Frances Smith of Chagrin Falls stays with daughter Mrs Seely Knopp. Rollin A. slippd from a ladder injuring his elbow. Mrs Frank Mason visits Mrs Merton Zemon. Rufus Smith plays with an orchestra at Geauga Lake Park. Mr and Mrs John Brooder arrive from Bradford Pa for Fourth. Slot machine gang threats at a filling station lead to a stolen machine. gang traced to Ashtabula and Cleveland. authorities notified and to be sought.
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Farmer
Ralph Reisinger
St. Peter's Church
Saturda
John de Bow
Clevelas
Frances Smith
Chagri Falls
M Seely Knopp
Rollin A
Frank Mason
Merton Zemon
Lakewood
Rufus Smith
Geauga Late Park
John Brooder
Bradford
Mat Schmitz
Pickering
Roose
Stock swindlers begin new campaigns
Jefferson City Missouri. Renewed interest in the stock market has prompted new selling campaigns by unscrupulous securities salesmen according to Missouri securities commissioner Neal J Ross. An investigation found swindlers posing as dubious brewery machinery stocks television interests gold mine shares and other investments for their sucker list.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Neal J. Ross
Ross
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Shlep
Smith
Leplia Harris
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Stella Harris
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Hila McClaflin
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