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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
4
A compact collection of home made ice cream sauces and mix ins. Recipes include Strawberry Raspberry sauce, Strawberry Banana ice cream, maple walnut, orange cherry almond, rhubarb strawberry, and variations for using light cream or half and half. Yields range from about 1 to 3 quarts per batch.
Elyria High School Class of 1943 plans its 30th reunion on July 7 at 6 30 PM at the American Legion Hall. Reservations due by June 28 and may be sent to Mack Looper Jr or Bill Freshwater 151 Stanford Ave. Missing addresses on several alumni are being sought with contact to Mr Freshwater.
A brief note from Family Circle credits Miss Mary Anderson with inventing windshield wipers in 1902, describing how early drivers smeared oil on windshields and even used carrot or tobacco to clear view, while highlighting gendered remarks about women drivers.
A parent asks about a teacher using the term endomorph to describe a son and whether teasing is justified. The response advises discussing concerns with the teacher, notes possible Harvard research on physique and temperament, and stresses evaluating underlying causes of teasing. It recommends seeking medical input for weight issues, building self esteem, ignoring taunts when possible, and guiding the teen toward strengths and hobbies to reduce vulnerability.
Andrea Kalinowski and Tim Williams spoke their marriage vows on June 16 at Lake Shore United Methodist Church Avon Lake with Rev. Kenneth Bibbee officiating at 4 30 p.m. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Kalinowski of Avon Lake and the groom son of Mr and Mrs John Williams of Mentor. A reception followed at Bill and Don's Sheffield Lake. The couple plan to reside in Tulsa Oklahoma after a wedding trip to the west.
Joann Longworth and Randall Edwards wed in Columbia Station at Columbia Baptist Church with Rev. William C. Craig officiating. Parents and local families attended while Fort Smith Arkansas hosted guests. The couple plans to reside in Columbia Station.
A jumble of antiquated claims includes 14th century stockings sold for about 386 dollars twice a laborer’s yearly wage. Reports of cemeteries with embalmed cats appear globally in Epop. A mature poplar can yield over 25 million seeds annually, while Irish stew is incorrectly labeled as German.
Christine Linden and John Teitsma married at St Mary Church Avon with Rev William Head officiating at p.m. The bride's parents are Mr and Mrs Ernest A Linden of Avon. the groom is son of Mrs Madeline Teitsma Little Falls Nu. The bride wore great grandmother’s pendant watch. Carol Kearney maid of honor. Mel Teisma best man. The bride graduated June 3 from Curry College Milon Mass and will teach elementary education. The groom is Babson College graduate and works for Kimberly Clark. They will live at 135 East Main St Apt K-1 Westboro Mass.
Mr and Mrs Paul T Palco of 170 Burns Rd were honored June 9 for 25 years of marriage with a buffet dinner at Miller s Hall. The Tri Tones provided dancing music. A 3 am breakfast followed. Hosts were Paul s parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Palco and his brother s wife Mrs Roger Palco. Wanda Jean Vinson and Paul Palco wed June 5 1948 in St Mary Church Lorain. Wanda Palco a charter BSP member and interior decorator. Paul Palco a CPA and kennel breeder.
A frozen egg substitute blends fresh egg whites with corn oil and milk solids to replace yolk while offering less than one milligram of cholesterol per serving compared with 275 milligrams in a large egg. It mimics flavor and color, works in mayonnaise, custards, and baked dishes, and is sold in two eight ounce containers. D.A.V. Social Party schedules a Tuesday and Friday meeting at 25th and Caroline Ave in Lorain.
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