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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1955
Page
7
Teded Monturi of Ridgeville shares unusual main dish pies with inventive toppings and a Chicken and Vegetable Dinner Pie topped with delicate biscuits and cranberry sauce. The notes include a biscuit crust method, corn meal topping, and a spiced meat filling with tomato and corn, plus a garage sale listing at Edison Court.
Ohio State University researchers unveiled an improved camera for photographing the retina, allowing direct observation of arteries and veins to aid diagnosis of eye diseases and systemic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension. The device produces superior color retinal images than previous cameras.
Bethel Shrine honors fathers at the LO. O. F. ball with gifts for April June birthdays. Vera Goodell and Harold Dicken preside. Petitions for membership are discussed and balloted. Announcements cover Ohio White Shrine in Columbus, June 16 events, bake sale June 22, officer practices, a August picnic, and a pillow case card party. A rummage sale at 704 Bond St is noted.
A period appraisal notes many American women spend around 50,000,000 annually on beauty preparations to maintain or improve complexion through constant care and products.
Dallas editors showcase gingham fashion with bold trims such as rhinestone buttons and lace, pairing checked fabric with stripes for novel outfits. Red and white gingham remains play wear, while lace overlays and self fabric bows add flair.
Circle No 1 of St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church held a luncheon in the church parlors with vice president Mrs Margaret Quade presiding in the absence of the president. Lillian Welton led devotional readings and the group planned June 23 activities. Circle No 6 met in the church lounge with devotions by Mrs Earl Pallas and games for prizes. the June 23 session is set for 8 p m with Mrs Alfred Beiner in North Pasadena Ave.
Chicago schools report rapid window damage with 50,915 panes broken last year and 57,267 replaced by year end. Board director Thomas Brett cites vandalism as main cause and notes welfare department watchmen stationed in many schools to curb losses. Estimated repairs cost about $366,100 for 1954.
About 55 friends and relatives from Elyria Grafton Ashland Columbus and Sheffield Lake attended an open house graduation party Wednesday evening honoring Miss Marjorie Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Queeree Myers at No 3 South Ct The Myers recreation room was decorated with red and white decorations based on the readable fragments
Elyria camera club meets at the Y M C A this evening. Northwest Encampment gathers at ICOF Hall for a scheduled event.
The Methodist Youth Group meeting at First Methodist Church elected 1955 officers with Barbara Stone as vice president and Lois Stone as secretary. Officers include Dean Schaffer as treasurer and Andy Grambley as pianist. Miss Myers named guest of high honor. next meeting set for 8 p.m. Sunday with graduates and students invited.
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