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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1955
Page
3
A quick snack dip recipe from a home kitchen column describes combining chive cheese milk salt mustard and chopped toasted almonds to serve with corn or potato chips. The note suggests these snacks work as appetizers or late night munching options.
Amy Vanderbilt answers readers with sensible etiquette guidance. She discusses proper knife and bread use, seating proximity, yawning, and passing plates. The column includes tips on buffet service for large families, handling smoke at meals, and respectful behavior toward clergy and guests.
About 80 attended the Li we League East picnic at Lakeview Park in Loraim sponsored by the Mother's Auxiliary. Prizes included Cracker Jack and peanuts for events such as three legged race and balloon blowing contest. No baseball game was played due to unspecified conditions.
A jumble of birth notices and names from Elyria Memorial area lists a son for Gerald Super and a daughter for Warrey Hawk along with several other newborn mentions and associated addresses. The fragmentary items reference residents in Cleveland and nearby towns with various family names and street locations.
A pink and blue shower celebrating Mrs James Cah Jr was hosted by Mrs Preston Cox, Mrs Jack Gubero, and Mrs Clarence Plan. Attendees included Mrs Dean Smith, Mrs Ivery Valentine, Mrs Maynard Cah Sr, and relatives from Elyria and Clinton Ave. Games, refreshments, and centerpieces featuring a baby and flowers were arranged.
The local YWCA plans an antiques study group for the fall. Meetings occur the fourth Monday each month starting September 26 with field trips to museums and shops and talks by specialists to identify authentic antiques and highlight historical craftsmanship.
A collection of informal mixed recipes includes cheese balls with cottage cheese garlic and clams, a cheese and breadcrumb mixture shaped into small marbles for frying, and an Indla style snack with butter mustard seeds and rice. Variations mention Worcestershire sauce salt and nuts and note good shelf life when sealed.
The Photographers' Association of America seeks an older queen for a national contest. Eligible: women born in 1881, photographed free of charge at an association member studio. The winner will attend the diamond jubilee party August 15 to 19 with expenses paid for her and a companion. Contest closes June 18.
Crochet pattern offer from The Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept. for TV square designs in No 30 mercerized cotton. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents for each pattern by mail to New York address with name and pattern number and request Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue 1953.
Community group Guys and Gals Club led by president Bob Mueller announces a three event week starting with a Bavarian Beer Party at YWCA Holly Hall tonight free admission. Bill Filmer provides music and snacks. A Thursday membership meeting at 7 30 p m outlines fall plans. A 1953 Put In Bay boat trip is set for Sunday with reservations taken tonight by Sywig Taylor.
A feature describes how a woman can establish a home office using a compact desk, wipeable surfaces, and common supplies. It suggests a bulletin board on the wall, a key rack, and a wall clock, turning a foyer or other room into a functioning workspace for family note keeping and scheduling.
Two social gatherings of the Cinh were reported this week. At Murray Ridge Road Thursday Mrs. Virginia DeVMann won pinochle honors. special awards went to Mrs. Pat Rand and Mrs. Evelyn Traczak. Guests included Mrs. Fritz of Boston. A dessert followed as over members adjourned to meet again Aug. 5 at Mrs. Traczak’s 510 Harvard Ave. Sunday a family picnic was hosted at Kiddyland in Huron.
A newspaper booklet offers guidance on posture to improve appearance and health. It argues good posture reveals natural proportions, suggests exercises, and invites readers to order Your Posture booklet for ten cents.
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