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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
2
June 19, 1962 reports from Telegram Rlyria indicate routine news briefs. Details are fragmentary, with no clear person or organization fully identifiable in the surviving text.
A German style cabbage salad accompanies grilled hamburgers and wieners. The recipe blends shredded green and red cabbage with green onions and Bacon Sour Cream Dressing. Includes bacon drippings, a vinegar and sugar balance, and a separate Bacon Sour Cream Dressing that thickens and chills to yield one cup.
An industry study shows modern refrigerator freezers cost consumers less today than a dozen years ago despite general price rises. Advancements in insulation design increase usable space without footprint growth, add large freezer sections, rapid-chill shelves, push‑button defrosting, and better humidity controls. Built‑in look and safety doors enhance modern kitchens for families.
A cheeky column questions audience preference between a matron’s earnest battle with life and a sensational TV set fiasco. The quip frames light social satire and theatrical whimsy.
A reader laments husband hoards clothing and asks for advice on giving items away. Abby calls hoarder behavior selfish and urges the wife to explain. Other letters cover diabetes friendly cake, signs for widows, and a neighbor using another’s kitchen phone with polite rudeness answered with a sharp rebuke.
Calendar items list Dames of Malta Protectors Association at Rose Beals 346 Ninth St 7 39 p m Guys and Gals Club at Holly Hall Spm Republican Women's Club at Monteith Hall 8 p m VFW Auxiliary 10798 at Post Home 6 30 p m Y Gals at Holly Hall 6 59 p m TOPS at Ohio Fuel Gas Co editorium 39 pm Benson Cub at St Mary cafeteria Sola pom Second Methods at Wscs church 8 rom
A medium tomato provides nearly half the daily vitamin C quota and a generous amount of vitamin A. The item highlights the fruit as a quick, nutritious snack option for daily health.
Darlene Jackson and Norman Harding married at 4 30 p m in the Church of Christ with Rev Victor Kinsley officiating. The bride, daughter of Carl and (Mrs) Jackson of Sheffield Lake, wore a chantilly lace gown with sabrina neckline and long sleeves. The groom is the son of Milo and (Mrs) Harding of Palms. A reception for 150 followed at Baptist Sheffield Inn. The couple will reside at 5416 Abbe Rd.
Miss Yost and Mr. Shambora are engaged. Sue Alice Yost of North Ridgeville, daughter of Glenn and Mrs. Yost, will wed Robert J. Shambora, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Shambora. Both graduates of North Ridgeville High School this month. plans pending.
Frances L Ilg and Louise Bates Ames respond to a reader who accuses experts of frightening and blaming parents. They argue therapists rarely blame parents, emphasize sharing information on child behavior, and note we should examine reactions and improve them without fault finding.
The 31st reunion of the Elyria High School class of 1931 will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. at Hilltop House. Reservations are due by Thursday. Committee members include Mrs Myron Billman Earl Holbrook Burton Boynton Harry Fowles George Carter and several others. Two members, Ethel Bara and Ben DeFazio, are unlocated and a call to any committee member is requested.
A local fabric range presents summer bridal costume materials including linen cotton pique organdy chiffon cotton ottoman and cotton lace plus the year round favorite peau de soie. The selection emphasizes breathable fabrics for warm weather wedding attire.
An Avon Ohio social event at St Marys hall on Stoney Ridge Road with an 8 p.m. start and 7:30 p.m. early birds.
Paula Lynne Janowicz, a four seven pound eight ounce girl, born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Janowicz of 210 East 15th Street, joins siblings Andrew Henry and Janine Louise. U.S. Army War College graduate Lt Col John F. Wilhelmy Jr., and longtime residents Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bowman mark 25 years of marriage with a reception at Second Methodist Church. Mayor of events: YWCA square dance in Third Street lot. Credit Women's Breakfast at Aquamarine Club. Foreman reunion with multiple officers named. Northeim family reunion with members from several cities. Philip Whitacre honored after Randolph-Macon College degree and National Methodist Scholarship plans. Cherry Lynne Shaver birth at Griswold Road. Lederman Navy visit and sister Judy’s Elyria High School commencement.
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