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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1962
Page
9
Philadelphia creator Miss Barbara Hales wins a seventh National Sandwich Idea Contest for a double-deck Baked Crab Alaska sandwich shaped like an igloo with cream of mushroom and sherry crab filling, meringue frosting, and Parmesan dust. The entry yields four sandwiches and showcases a festive, bakery-style recipe.
Mu Mu chapter installs new officers led by president Mrs Richard Kosco and vice president Mrs James Heginbotham at last meeting. Outgoing president Mrs Bruce Williams passed duties. committee chairs named for program, social, ways and means and service. Two star rating announced, upcoming summer events include baseball game June 15 picnic July and a Warren trip August 11 to see the play Picnic.
The Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church met for a picnic dinner hosted by Mrs. Thomas Cushing. New officers were Mrs. Wesley Walters president, Mrs. Harley Vibber first vice president, Marguerite Merthe second vice president, Mrs. Lorene Braddon secretary, and Mrs. Keith Brown treasurer. Sunshine treasurer is Mrs. Joseph Grunda. Mrs. Walters presented a gift to outgoing president Mrs. Cushing. A Woman's Society of Christian Service Musical Tea is planned for June 12 at 1 p.m., hosted by the officers. The Maranatha Mission Class of the Baptist Church met yesterday. speaker was Mrs. Charles Chamberlain. Thirty-two women attended. president Mrs. A. O. Hales noted no meeting until September. luncheon was served.
A lawn reception for about 100 guests honored Mr and Mrs E E Davidson at the Evans home. Davidson and his wife, formerly Maria Mendoza G., married April 5 in Celaya Mexico. The bride wore a pastel blue sheath with a white rose corsage. He runs United Welding Chain Saw and Repair Co. They will reside at R D Wellington.
Beauty authority Mark Traynor predicts wigs in every color and description will be used by almost every woman in two years. He notes other revolutionary trends in the beauty world and says the industry is awakening after a 150 year slumber since Marie Antoinette era.
The look centers on a nearly concealed gaze with a delicate veil and a soft fur bonnet that tucks away the hair, creating a shadowed, intimate silhouette. Subtle textures and muted tones enhance the mystery without revealing explicit features.
Dear Miss Vanderbilt answers readers on private party etiquette for black or white tie notes, smoking odor for wives, and handling rings from former spouses after remarriage. The column clarifies tradition for private events and personal matters with practical guidance.
Nancy Hornbeck and Rex Littrell were married Sunday at 3 p.m. in Pilgrim Congregational Church. The Rev. Alex Dandar officiated. The couple, with families from Lorain and Elyria, plan to reside on Clark Street. A reception followed as about 100 guests attended.
Marlene Kucirek and Reginald Howard Humphries wed May 19 at St. Vitus Catholic Church Lorain with Rev Simon J Nekic officiating. The couple hosted 350 wedding guests at the Hungarian Reform Hall reception and planned a honeymoon through the Eastern states.
The Elyria YWCA sponsors teenage bridge classes from June 13 to July 25 excluding July 4, sessions Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 pm conducted by Ruth Amon of Lorain with basic Goren bridge fundamentals. Registration open for junior and senior members and college young people. Information at the YWCA office.
Maplewood Parent-Teacher Association announced the art scholarship winners Becky Hogan first grade Beverly Sleasman second grade Ricky Lawrence third grade and David Lesesky fourth grade The winner will attend art classes at Jefferson School for five weeks starting June 2 Judges were Charles Rose art supervisor Elyma Schools and the teachers.
A brief cooking tip advises sprinkling crushed tarragon over chicken just before removing it from the heat to impart a fresh herbal note. The guidance emphasizes timing to maximize aroma and flavor without overcooking.
A tired umbrella can be revived by brushing it with a solution of ammonia and warm water. The simple home remedy offers a quick refresh for fabrics and can extend the life of dated or faded umbrellas.
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