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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1951
Page
9
Canteloupe supreme dessert ideas are described with steps for halved melons filled with butterscotch or vanilla ice cream and jam. The piece also covers quick jam pastries, coconut topped cakes, cottage cheese desserts, and ham leftovers. Social notes list visits, church events, and 4-H Hospitality Night with speakers and photos.
Preserve us from insufficient jams and jellies on our pantry shelf during warm weather. Jams and jellies save time in meal prep and inspire ideas such as a glass tray of preserves with cottage cheese and melba toast and a quick Canteloupe Supreme dessert.
Sunday services at Belden church featured Rev. McAlpine in absence of Rev. Brown with scripture John 17 1 3. 4 H club meetings at Blackhall and with extension agent Charles Coles discussed Lorain County Fair entries and Kelleys Island camp plans. Neighbors gathered for reunions, birthday parties, and picnics including the Parker and Crawford groups.
Birmingham Scouts Troop 235 met at the Beckstein home on Garfield Road July 19 where Billy Beckstein passed the Tenderfoot test and Bob White Patrol camped overnight. Fourteen boys prepared for a week at Camp Fire Yands on the Vermilion River with scouts Bradley Collinwood and Frank Wolfford, while parents night and a pageant history of the Firelands were planned. The Kitchenettes met at Glenda Berkmeyer’s with sixteen members and a guest, discussing projects and health sheets for an August trip to Hocking State Park. Florence church was redecorated by an Elyria firm, August vacation month was noted, and a combined community picnic at Linwood Park announced. Local notes include property sales, a General Motors plant picnic at Crystal Beach, and area attendees listed from Birmingham and Florence.
Sullivan family notes relatives visiting from Ashland and Michigan as Walter Bails leaves for Colorado. Hurd Bails drives limitedly on crutches while Walter was home. Dakin and Elliott families visit, with Delbert Elliott named substitute mail carrier. Church picnics planned at Hines Lake on July 29 inviting all, bring basket and table service.
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