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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1955
Page
3
Cooling sherbet dessert ideas with sherbet mixes lemon raspberry orange or lime and a white cake layer. The prep includes making meringue and baking at 450 degrees until lightly browned, with steps to assemble unmold chill and serve. Also notes a peach sherbet variation from Ohio State University yielding two quarts.
A psychology professor from the University of California warns that women balancing careers and family may cause a long term drop in birthrates. He cites confusion of feminine roles and adds that husbands may face similar uncertainty about traditional duties.
New York readers are advised a simple peanut brittle sauce to dress vanilla ice cream. Melt 12 sticks margarine or butter with 72 pounds peanut brittle and 2 tablespoons water, cook covered on low five minutes, uncover and stir a minute, then stir in 2 more tablespoons water. Serve hot or cold.
The American Dairy Association reports that on an average day more than a third of Americans eat some kind of cheese. A survey shows fewer than half of housewives have tried cheese other than American, Swiss, and cheddar, not counting cottage and cream cheese. The association notes many choose cheese based on packaging.
A mother and daughter tale travels to a big country fair where a girl gets separated. Surrounded by sights she fears her mother is gone, but is aided by strangers who ask what she looks like. She replies her mother is the most beautiful woman in the world.
A long narrative discusses the deep bond between mother and child, noting that early smiles, touch, and care establish a communication system shaping a child's sense of safety. It explores maternal anxiety after childbirth and how natural irritability can be resolved through continued love, guidance, and trust, ending with the idea that a mother remains the most beautiful in a child's memory.
John Robert Powers presents a measurement guide claiming a standard rate of ten inches difference between bust and waist and similar head to toe calculations. He offers a booklet Do You Measure Up with steps to achieve a natural curved figure and advice on steaming vacation wardrobe care and fabric pressing tips.
Mrs. Louise Mobley of Columbia turned a sketch of the yellow jessamine state flower into engraved napkins and place cards sold at tourist spots and fundraisers. She earns a little pin money, believes the hobby could grow into a sizable business, and urges other women to try ceramics or textile design at home to help the family.
Miss Carol Ann Schmauch wed Gerald Squire in a South Ridge Evangelical Church ceremony. Linda Ryan and Carole Iniga led bridesmaids in mint gowns, with a wedding party featuring Vicki Schmauch as flower girl and Earl Squire as best man. Approx 300 guests attended the lawn reception after the 8 p.m. service.
A bridal shower celebrated for the new Mrs. Edward Janosik at Slovenian Hall Lorain with blue and white decor and about 117 guests from Lorain Elyria and Cleveland. Gifts were opened and dancing followed while the couple, married in Angola Indiana, resides on Oberlin Road Oberlin. The bride Miss Marjorie Kaliszewski formerly of 3340 Liberty Avenue Elyria.
Wardrobe care tips urge travelers to pack easy to wash clothes that don’t need ironing and carry essential gear. Include a travel iron, sewing kit, nail brush, plastic sheeting, clothesline, and divided suds for sessions. Use sheeting as undersheet and for wrapping damp items when packing.
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