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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1952
Page
7
Coffee Walnut Sauce and mocha desserts offer cooling options for warm days. A warm sauce tested with coffee, sugar, cornstarch and walnuts tops ice cream, while a mocha refrigerator cake and coffee parfait provide make ahead party treats with layers of sponge cake pudding and whipped cream. Serves 6 to 8.
Summer salad guidance from Alice Denhoff celebrates fresh ingredients and inventive dressings. Recipes include chicken salad with avocado and mustard French dressing, a pineapple cottage cheese combo with avocado dressing, and a cabbage shell salad with carrot, pepper and celery.
The 1912 Eve ning Telegram article by A.K.N. Ocker criticizes Elyria’s handling of the Green Line franchise and city life, laments sewage and garbage practices, and mocks local progress claims. It notes rising tensions, hospital expansion, a paper napkin test, and the Indians’ 19 inning win over the Browns.
The Toledo Board of Education announced plans to seek a new five year levy in the upcoming November election. Officials say the previous 1949 five million nine hundred eighty six thousand dollar levy for expansion was too small and they cannot yet specify the needed amount.
Mrs. Robert Vinsant from Memphis holds a large hat collection with about 60 hats, some purchased up to 33 years ago, reflecting a lifelong passion for headwear.
A kitchen friendly guide details a graham cracker crust recipe using 14 cups softened butter and 16 crackers for a 9 inch pan. It also explains a Strawberry Chiffon Filling with gelatin, crushed strawberries, and whipped cream, plus a Refrigerator Cheese Cake variation and serving notes for six.
In New Britain Connecticut Mrs Anne Thompson found an injured pigeon and cared for it in her shop. Her cat approached and calmly licked the bird forming an unlikely friendship that continues.
In Falls City Neb a child's haircut costs about 75 cents while sheep shearing runs a dollar per head. The local price comparison highlights small-town price levels for everyday services and tasks.
Edyth Thomas Wallace quotes a mother and daughter in a domestic exchange. Esther tells her mother goodbye and wishes her a good time while the mother apologizes for keeping her home to look after the baby due to a headache.
Dan Fitch of Westlake just days from his 96th birthday recalls casting his first presidential vote for Rutherford B. Hayes in 1876. He hopes to vote again this fall but has not stated his choice. A longtime Avon farmer, he now lives with son-in-law and daughter at 30950 Center Ridge Rd. He remains active, reads the Chronicle-Telegram daily, and plans a quiet birthday with his usual 9 pm bedtime.
The instruction states sealing cellophane packages in a frozen food storage locker with a curling iron. This unorthodox method uses heat to fuse the plastic, potentially saving packaging time and preserving freshness in the locker.
Marilyn Ann Foor of South Amherst is engaged to Richard Allen Wilhelm son of Mr and Mrs Jake Wilhelm of Church Street They are both graduates of South Amherst High School class of 1951 and 1950 respectively Marilyn works at Northern Savings and Loan Elyria while Richard serves as an airman in the Navy stationed at Johnsville Pa The couple has not set a wedding date.
Brig. John Rockingham of Vancouver, former commander of the 25th Canadian Brigade in Korea, says troops are well fed but miss home foods such as canned chicken and other seafood delicacies not available in the war zone. He notes letters from soldiers describe longing for these small comforts.
A wartime appeal asks for seafood including crab and lobsters as part of rations, noting troops receive no fish and would welcome fish food parcels. The plea also seeks tea bags, dried soup packets, writing paper, pens and pencils for service members.
At the 1924 Democratic National Convention in Madison Square Garden New York there were 103 roll calls. Each vote began with the line Alabama casts 24 votes for Oscar W Underwood indicating a uniform opening phrase across proceedings.
A large air conditioning unit for the International Amphitheatre operates at 2300 volts, the same voltage used by electric chairs. The detail underscores the high power needs for the political conventions.
Local notice announces free parking in a lot on Lodi Street across from O Donnell Paint Store. Aimed at shoppers and visitors, the brief informs motorists of available spaces and directions to the curbside entrances.
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