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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
8
A fragment lists a Friday menu with meals and afternoon tea including Hasty Nut Loaf Spinach Pie Delights and dates. It provides recipe steps for nut loaf spinach dish and a pineapple cream pastry with Philadelphia cream cheese and dates, plus Hollenden halibut bake with onion and salt pork, all framed as quick main dishes for two people.
A vintage recipe lists ingredients for a savory cornmeal bake: one can corn, Golden Bantam corn, chopped onions, tomato pulp, chopped green pepper, corn meal, pepper, salt, grated cheese, and eggs. Mix, rest 30 minutes, add coffee cream, bake starting cold, finish at about 450 degrees F for one hour.
Grade Hosfield and James B. Gregory, both of Akron, at a church wedding in Akron on Sunday.
Mrs Elmer Long and daughter accompanied by Mrs Albert Reese daughter Norma of Elyria and Miss Jean Wagner joined Miss Pauline Long on a Kent trip Monday. Hostess to W C T U Mrs J F Eldred with Mrs Nettie Eldred will host Thursday afternoon June 25 at the former home. Mrs 1048 enaire Penfourd will lead the program.
Directions describe dissolving yeast in luke warm milk with sugar, mixing with flour and egg, proving dough, rolling to one inch thick, spreading with creamed butter and sugar and finely broken nuts, rolling and slicing into inch thick pieces, placing in a pan with brown sugar and butter, layering pecan pieces, proofing, baking at 375 to 400 degrees for 20 to 26 minutes, then inverting pan after baking. Rolls can be refreshed in a slow oven.
Mr and Mrs Kari Simms traveled to Wooster on Friday to attend Lerain Corn Farmers Day at the Experiment Station.
Miss Mabelle Simms aged 42 stayed overnight with Mrs Ruth Wauehnback in Norwalk. Oberlin College friend Miss Elsie Busiar visited Saturday night, with Mrs Gus Busiar of Lorain hosting. Weather unsettled with wet conditions reported.
Ninsy Mabelie Simms attended the Taha Ae Ongrin College Commencement on Tuesday.
A simple citrus tea drink combines lemon juice tea and orange juice with sugar and orange rind. Boil water sugar and rind for five minutes then chill. Add fruit juices and tea, refrigerate until ready to serve, then strain. Serves eight.
West Ridge residents Mr and Mrs H M Tapper and daughters Sarah and Ruth joined guests Mrs John Hawkins of Elyria and Mrs Sarah Tapper of Paw Paw Michigan at Elyria High School commencement held at the Elyria auditorium Wednesday evening Miss Jack a returned missionary from South America gave the address Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Etta Brown attended the Women's Missionary supper at the First Baptist Church in Elyria. The event gathered local parishioners for fellowship and fundraising activities.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Simms and daughter Eleanor were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Charles Nash of Chestnut Ridge. Mrs Etta Brown and son Stanley were six o clock dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carvey Brown of Elyria on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs H M Tapper and daughters Sarah and Ruth attended the wedding of Miss Hilde in a church ceremony.
Meo and Mes RB of OU arrived Monday for a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Ditezerald and their daughter Barbara of Detroit. Mircek.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wangerine and daughter Doris of Obertix were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sokiable Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Walker of Amherst were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Penfound on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Reighley and son George of Oberlin visited Mrs. Kata Lauer and son Irving Thursday. Mrs. Elmer Long and daughters Pauline and Mrs. Albert Reese of Elvira motored to Parma Thursday to visit relatives.
Kenneth and Patricia Ann Fowl plan a visit to Detroit to see their grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Baus on the Edison Highway. Mrs Fowl will join later. Dr Reeder of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs Charles Schaible on Saturday, reflecting small town social visits.
Miss Ruth Tapper hosted a surprise party at her home Monday evening for Harold Beal turning 18. Games and prizes went to Elsie Delfield Dick Boon Irma Spiedelberg and Gerald Stang. Refreshments served to a long guest list including Gladys Freeland Elsie Ida Delfield Irma Spiedelbert Helen Balzar Margaret Draper Maud Taylor Henry Freeland Carlton Stetson Ernest and Walter Haag Glenn Friedenstein Earl Burrer. Harold received many gifts. Grandma Tapper returned to Paw Paw Michigan after visiting H Ms Tapper family. Misses Saran and Ruth Tapper attended Erie High School Alumni reunion at the Elks Hall in Harrie Friday eve.
Miss Zelda Schramm hosted the Junior Jolly Hustlers Sewing Club and the Flower Club on Monday afternoon. The Sewing Club discussed plans for the summer work, enjoyed refreshments, and noted future meetings with Mrs. Eldred and Miss Pallas. A garden visit completed Project No. 1, with Mrs. Eldred to entertain Wednesday July 1. The Junior Sewing Club will meet Thursday June 25.
The Misses Mabelle and Marjorie Simms attended the baccalaureate sermon at Oberlin College on Sunday. Leroy Rowley has returned home from Columbus after completing his second year at Ohio State University.
Miss Pauline Long returned to Kent on Monday to attend the summer school after a week's vacation at home. Miss Long was a student at Kent Normal College last year. Leroy Rowley and sister Violet attended the Elvira High School Alumni reunion at the Elks hall in Elria Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Drusendanhl called on Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schubert of Townline Road Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs Fred Minnich of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs Ol Michich and family Friday evening Mr and Mrs C W Koppes were hosts also noted were Mr and Mrs R P Vaughn of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Walter Grobe
Mr and Mrs C W Sessions and others from Welliington and Grafton joined Elmer Long Sangay and family while J A Lucas of Emira called on sister Miss Milly Joy. Charles Toth visited Cleveland friends. Battenhouse visited his mother Mrs Margaret Nieding in Town Line Read. I F Eildred and daughters Lillian Lois Ar dith and Chester Sprague spent Sunday with T Hopkins family in Amherst. Kate Lauer and Irving with George Lauer and children visited Hollis Reichlay in Oberlin.
Friday evening visits by the Schaible children called on Mr and Mrs Charles Schaible. Ruth Sippel from Criple Children’s Home Elyria visited parents Walter and Ruth Sipple Monday afternoon. Margaret and Elizabeth Toth from Elyria Memorial Hospital spent Monday with Charles and family Toth. Ed Pember of Schramm road called on Milly Joy Friday afternoon. Margaret Draper of Brighton visiting Sarah Ruth Tapper and Eleanor Tapper. The daughter Eleanor Tapper joined Henry Krueck family Elyria Thursday evening.
Carlisle township trustees met at their voting booth in Coonville Tuesday evening. Many West Ridge taxpayers attended to discuss securing a paved road but decided to await future developments as no funds are available for present use.
Carlisle Grange held Children's Day exercises Tuesday evening at the hall. The program featured a piano solo by Eleanor Simms a recitation Heralds of the Happy Day Bruce Eppley distague The Awkward Maids characters Leo and other readings.
The program includes recitations by Marguerite Mason and Jessie McCauley, songs by Lois Eldred and Leota Drusendahl, a pantomime with burglar and child, dialogue and readings by Robert Mason and others, a violin solo by Robert Mason, and a closing ice cream and cake service by the entertain ment committee.
A report notes the emperor asserting his direct lineage from the sun goddess Amaterasu. The claim reinforces the divinely sanctioned authority guiding imperial duties and state rites in Japan.
June activities list a sequence of visits and dinners in Ridgeville. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Stacey travel to Cleveland to visit his mother Mrs. Charlotte Steinmetz, while Fred Englehard also visits Cleveland. Elyria resident J. West and Edith Terrell of Cleveland join Emma Robinson for Sunday dinner. Gertrude Alfin injures herself in Cleveland and is taken to the Clinic. The Staceys plan trips to Columbus, Washington Court House and Marysville. FE. W. Miller of Pittsfield greets his parents. The 4-H Club meets at the Y M C A with Doris Fortune, Lois Fortune, Maryland Lyons, Margaret Burkley, Lita and Freda Beyers, and Merton Mason. advisor Mrs. Frank Mason accompanies them. Frank Mason and wife attend La Grange High School’s fifteenth anniversary.
Mr and Mrs Burt Nichols and Miss Edith of Lorain called on Z A Shaw on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Watson and children of Elyria visited friends here last week. Mrs F M Knowles and Mrs Wm Rhodes spent Thursday in Cleveland on business. Little Batty McGregory ill with measles. Mrs Lewis returned home after Cincinnati visit with daughter Mrs Edd Paulinbaugh. Miss Marion of Toledo spent weekend with Mr and Mrs L Schaber. Mr and Mrs Frank Brown entertained friends from Sandusky Sunday. Mrs Charles Glider spent Tuesday in Elyria.
Mrs. Ladda Casey fainted after losing custody of her two children. Judge Calvin Hall quickly revived her and admonished the scene, saying there is too much fainting going on in this case and to stop the display.
Residents from here attended Illumination Night in Oberlin on Monday including Mr and Mrs A W Mason Henry Pallas and daughters Margaret and Mildred Mr and Mrs Fred Schramm and daughter Zelda Glenn McMullin Leroy Rowley and sisters Violet Esther Marian Lauer Fred Simms and daughters Mabel and Marjorie Mr and Mrs Henry Voglesong and Mr and Mrs Fred Lottman and children Visiting in Detroit Mrs Carl Fowl left Monday to
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