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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
13
A collection of tested dishes for hot weather dining. It suggests keeping meat in summer menus, offers iced tea and cold fruit drinks, and lists recipes such as Frozen Roquefort Cheese Salad Enchiladas Spanish style with sausage and cornmeal dough, plus a coffee chiffon pie. The tone favors practical, flavorful meals.
A collection of vintage kitchen recipes including No bake pie fillings with gelatin, Potato Horseradish Salad, Refrigerator Cheese Cake, Shrimp In Tomato Aspic, Caramel Squares, and Eggs Foo Yong. Each item outlines ingredients and basic preparation steps for chilled desserts, savory salads, and fried cakes.
A bridal reader learns to plan two dinner menus that look elaborate yet stay simple to prepare. The first menu features Sunrise Salad and Chicken In Mushroom Sauce with sides, while the second omits the salad and starts with melon. Instructions cover prep steps for chicken, veal cutlets, and timing to finish in about 45 minutes. Also notes about ice cream pickup and a few unrelated current events.
A candid White House revelation alarms readers as Harry Hopkins hints the New Deal aims to curb poverty by political support. The piece traces Iowa candidate Wearin, his press conference, and Hopkins’s remark, plus broader feuds over the 1938 tax bill and Capitol Hill reactions.
The Chronicle Telegram report notes 425 enrolled in Y M C A Learn to Swim classes with 270 beginners and 155 advanced. Tests passed by 150 participants include 58 boys 70 girls eight men and 14 women while 275 others made strong progress. A final women class meets Wednesday night. Mexico may exempt books from import duties and stamp taxes.
The Wellington High School class of 1912 will hold its 26th annual reunion at Pittsfield Community Center on Sunday June 12 with a picnic lunch at noon and officer elections for 1939. Current officers include Lawrence Davies president Carrie Pease secretary and Harold Smith with Leah Gatehouse on the entertainment committee. Donald Barnes of Norwalk class of 1931 will be toastmaster at the alumni banquet June 10 in the First Congregational church dining room. Leah Gatehouse will miss the event due to a motor trip to California. she and friends from Cleveland visited townsfolk Sunday.
By Cora M. Shepard addresses and contact notes appear alongside a string of social visits. Virginia Cleveland and Mrs Josephine Tripplett join Jack Ward in Mansfield while Oberlin College friends visit the MacDermott family. Thornton Gannett departs for Washington with Henrietta seniors. Mrs Warner visits Orrville with her mother. Wallace Baker and Mrs Bele Smith host and visit in North Main Street.
Wellington Dukes defeated Spencer 8 to 5 at Wellington Fair Grounds on Monday afternoon to cap a perfect first season. Clifton West and Richard McKisson, both graduates, were honored for reviving local high school baseball, with West pitching and McKisson catching the first ball. Umpire Alan Branson supervised the game. The Dukes defeated Grafton LaGrange Medina and Spencer twice each and will play the Old Timers on Friday June 10.
Elyria luncheon club members from Rotary Kiwanis Exchange City Cheese and Cracker and Young Men's clubs will travel to Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion River for an afternoon and evening of outdoor activities next Wednesday. Activities begin at 3 p m with dinner at 6 p m. The program is arranged by a committee of participating clubs with friends joining the event. The Y M C A secretary notes this is part of a two week series to acquaint Elyria with the camp ahead of its 1938 season opening June 17.
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