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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1929
Page
9
A family friendly menu outlines a hearty day including breakfast melon patca maple syrup bacon fried oriep coffee lunch sandwiches green apple sauce chocolate cake tea or milk dinner roasted ham mashed potatoes dressing made from ham spinach tomato salad berry pie coffee. Green apple sauce is praised as a dish for the gods, prepared with sugar salt and proper cooking, served hot or cold.
An article advises choosing colors complementary to one’s natural skin tone to enhance color in the face. Blue-green shades flatter certain skins while overly cool tones can coarsen appearance. Turquoise, aquamarine, and jade greens pair with tan complexions. off whites like cream or eggshell flatter most complexions. white collars and lingerie can accent facial color.
Elyria Country Club draws members for many small dinners and bridge suppers. Notable events include a Snyder family birthday party for Frances and Dorothy Snyder and gatherings hosted by Mrs. Charles Fell Junior for Mrs. Ray Redington and Mrs. Herwig. Prizes awarded to Miss Anna Egolf and Mrs. J. B. Simpson.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Loyal Matrons at Mrs. Mayme Young 134 Riverside Court, Women of Mooseheart Legion tonight, Past Presidents of Woman's Relief Corps at Mrs. Della Kreps Chestnut Street, Just a Real Club at Mrs. Nick Neufer School Street. Carlisle Grange with farm agent Horton Alg er present. Division A of Second Congregational Church Silver Tea at Mrs. Alma Gehrke West River Street. Elyria Lodge I OO O F meets. Typographical Union 645 outing at Crystal Beach with 6 PM dinner at Elberta Ion and evening dancing at Crystal.
A Sunday celebration at the Ridgeville home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbons honored their first grandchild, Patricia Catherine Gibbons. The christening occurred at St. Colman Church in Cleveland at two. John and Mrs. Gibbons served as sponsors. A family dinner for thirty five followed at four. The baby received many gifts and a purse of money.
Members of the N A Q Club gathered at Mrs Victor Morgans Laura court with needlework and social time. Mrs Karl Kaley invited the group to her Hamilton street home on July twenty ninth. The Colonial Club met with Mrs A H Stoddard on Sixth street for five hundred games and refreshments, and plans for July events were announced. Canton Lorain No 93 Lodge and Ladies Auxiliary held meetings at the T O O F hall with talks on state council impressions and future picnics at Chalmers Grove. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Siegfried returned from a Canada wedding trip. they will reside at 120 Harrison street after August 1. Mr and Mrs Robert Barker visited in Cleveburg Sunday.
The South End Home Department will meet for a picnic Wednesday at twelve o'clock at Mrs. M. E. Bonsteur s home 1876 East avenue. Circle No 7 of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday at eleven o'clock at the church then go to Mrs Herman Portman s home Hernietta Hill for a picnic. Members should bring a tureen and their own china and silver.
In LaGrange Ohio on July 16 Miss Leola Marie Luce became the bride of Julius Hubbard Wilcox of Cleveland at a ceremony before palm and fern altar decorations. The service featured a Park Bemis recital and Lula Wilcox at the organ. The couple plans a motor trip through the East and will reside in North Olmsted Ohio.
Miss Mae Annette Glowiske and Frank W. Jacobs Jr. wed Saturday in Grafton Assumption Church with Rev. A Orle manski officiating at Solemn High Mass. The bride wore ivory satin crepe and lace veil. the bridal party included maid of honor Stella Szmania and bridesmaids Stella Rudwicz and Mary Tarnowski. Out of town guests traveled from Canton Johns town Buffalo Gary Detroit and Victoria. The couple left Sunday morning for Detroit Michigan.
The Haight of Pythias met in the Lodge Hall last evening to elect officers. Elected were F. S Waldron as Master, Horace Ketchum as Vice Commander, W. S Brown as Prelate, J. C. Riley as Master Accountant, L. M. Miller as Master of Work, O. Ration as Keeper of Rings and Seals, L. F E. Colson as Master of Finance, George Harrison as Master of Exchequer, J. Andrews as Inside Guard, with Outside Guard to be initiated Monday evening July 22. Mrs Florence Steger of the Tribate Court office is on vacation.
A list of proposed marriage licenses includes G. D. Trimmen and Lorain with Blanche Smith, both of Lorain, plus Albert Histed and Marie Saladin of Lorain. J P Ricdfield of Fremont and Anna Coen of Lorain seek license, as do Leonard Zelina and Margaret, both of Lorain, with other couples from Elyria and nearby towns.
The record lists admissions including Billie Schmittgen and R R 1 Elyria along with several others from Columbia Station and nearby areas. Discharges enumerate Mrs David Lessnick and baby boy. Mrs Glenn Rogers and baby girl. Mrs Robert McKeldie and baby girl. Adolph Reinke. Walter Mihalski with associated street addresses.
Local residents and visitors are listed amid travel and vacation updates. Mr. and Mrs. Hand visit from 108 Stanford avenue for two weeks. several couples and individuals travel to Cleveland, New York City, Fort Wayne, Detroit, Lansing, and Vermilion for short trips or conventions. A baby girl arrived at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Community figures including church members, court staff, and college affiliates take vacations and join summer events across Ohio and beyond.
Schools is returning from her vacation Friday. Miss Mackaye toured the St Lawrence and Thousand Islands then charted back through the Adirondacks Philadelphia and the Lincoln highway. Miss Pauline Booth of Gallon Ohio visits her aunt Mrs James Diaz in Sixth street for a week. Mr and Mrs Herwig of Covington Kentucky stay guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Fell Jr of Middle avenue. J W Murphy of 115 Stanford Avenue returns from Butler Pennsylvania and may move there soon. Murphy works with Armco. Mrs L B Fauver and son Robert sail from New York City on the steamship Transylvania for a summer abroad. William Humphrey returns from Cambridge Springs. Mrs RR Latimer of Cambridge Street spends a week in Chicago attending a hairdressers convention. Dorothy Conway of Third Street returns from Denver where she visited the Causey home and attended Miss Florence Causey as bridesmaid. Dr and Mrs JG Wherry and son John of Ohio Street vacation in Webster City Iowa. Mrs Colonel Esker and son Jack and Mrs Max Kelly return from Beach City Ohio where they visit Mrs Esker’s grandfather Mr Rath.
At the W C T U conference in Lakeside Ohio a closing session passed a resolution commending President Hoover on law enforcement and observance. The same resolution praised Governor Myers Y Cooper for appointing Mrs Nellie M Hill of Elyria as Educational director of the Prohibition department.
State briefs from multiple Ohio towns report a man about 50 found floating in the Scioto river in Columbus, authorities say he may have been in the water several weeks. Other items note deaths from falls, drownings, a teen arrested for forgery, suicide, blood poisoning from a toy pistol wound, bankruptcy receiver appointments, and a drainage funding plan.
Hindu and Arab traditions confer a dress or robe named khelat upon their heroes as a mark of distinction, showcasing intercultural admiration and ceremonial honor. This practice highlights shared motifs of valor and elevated status across ancient cultures.
A collection of recipe fragments includes Chocolate Cake with butter sugar egg sour milk soda baking powder flour vanilla and melted chocolate, Kcing icing with egg white sugar water and chocolate, and Green Apple Sauce instructing washing coring peeling cooking apples to softness and straining.
The article advises washing quilts and blankets before storage to prevent moth damage and future laundering, noting shrinkage and lumpiness from improper care. It guides using lukewarm water, gentle handling, repeated rinsing, and air drying outdoors. shaking and light beating aid distribution of filling. store in washable covers.
Historical daily recipe lists three and a half cups sifted flour three and a half teaspoons baking powder two thirds cup sugar one egg one cup milk one cup chopped nuts one teaspoon salt. Sift dry ingredients lift five times then stir in nuts egg and milk. Let stand twenty minutes and bake in a slow oven one hour and ten minutes.
A brief listing of radio programs for Wednesday evening, including Hank Simmons Show Boat on WOR CBS network at 7 EST, United Symphony on WEAF NBC at 8, Variety Hour on WIZ NBC at 8:30, Wagner's Orchestra on WJZ NBC at 9, and Slumber Hour at 10. The report notes the late Prof. Lombroso’s post mortem skull examinations of geniuses resembling skulls of the insane.
The text remarks on Prof Caesare Lombroso the Italian criminologist and alienist noting his claim I have formed this conclusion from the examination of 23 602 cases and its unusual casual form for such a statistical assertion.
A note on the Bach family lineage describes a two century tradition of musical talent. It recalls a historic meeting where 120 individuals named Bach gathered in one place and 29 were noted as eminent musicians.
A fungus that grows in the shape of an ear is identified as Jew's Ear. The term notes the unusual ear shaped growth, commonly linked to certain edible mushrooms used in culinary dishes. The description reflects historical naming of fungal varieties.
Dance event at Cascade Pavilion on Tuesday July 16 with a 50 cent couple admission.
A vintage beauty ad from Mitzi Beauty Shoppe offering Marcel Finger Wave, Manicure, and Shampoo for 50 cents. Located at 315 Lake Ave with phone number 38422.
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