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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
22
A vintage culinary column outlines lime based desserts including Lime Freeze Deluxe and Limeade Snow, with step by step mixing, chilling, and custard sauce. It mentions using lime rind juice condensed milk limeade and gelatin, plus optional green coloring and serving ideas. A side note promotes a fish fry by the United Polish Club at 1501 Middle Ave every Friday.
Seventeen members of the Past President's Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary and 11 of their husbands attended a picnic at Vern Andrews home on Center Ridge Road. The event featured a white elephant sale, prize awards, and a quarterly business meeting.
Charlotte Lenore Howser and Alan Schafer were married at 2 30 p m Saturday in a Grafton Methodist Church ceremony officiated by Rev Burl Brown An archway of white roses framed the couple The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Howser of 776 Huron St Grafton and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Schafer Kipton The wedding music featured organist Mrs George Edwards and singer Nancy Brehm who performed Love You Truly Thou Goest and Because Charlotte wore a gown but the rest of the description is cut off
The Elyria Chapter NCCN held its annual Communion Mass at St. Peter's Church North Ridgeville followed by breakfast. Reports covered materials distribution to TB Hospital and a workshop at St. John's Hospital May 19. A wedding piece and reception described, with details of attire and attendees.
A brief note describes measuring the window by lowering the blind to mark bracket positions for a cafe curtain rod. It also mentions a bake sale and a town hall event with a maid of honor and a June 8 date from 9 to 3 at Ridgeville Town Hall.
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