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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
10
Secretary of the Navy Roose announced bids will be opened July 8 for 17 vessels funded by the Naval appropriation, built at navy yards and private yards. Two aircraft carriers of about 60,000 tons, a 1 inch gun armed battleship, and 1,400 ton submarines are included.
A fragmented collection of 1890s style kitchen recipes lists strawberry meringue vanilla ice cream boats and quick macaroons with notes from Mrs. Geo W Ross and Mrs P H Rogers of Grafton Road Elyria Ohio. The text ends with a stray mention of Newton and an old dating note.
On June 20 the writer laments the decline of vaudeville in favor of talkies and recalls a parade of classic acts and stage personalities. The piece travels through cherished memories from Melville and Higgins to Irene Franklin and Julius Tannen, praising the era’s warmth and crowd-pleasing humor.
A skewed prose fragment notes Lucius Beebe as the best dressed journalism figure, detailing his attire and flair. It mentions his selection by The Players for a New Orleans gentleman role in Uncle Tom revival and references a group of journalism students seeking author access.
Avon Lake resident Mrs. Peter Weber returned home Sunday after a three week stay with relatives in Girard and Youngstown Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Kashnich and family and F Exter of Rocky River were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Kotz.
Mrs. Frank Beevar and her son Arthur of Rocky River have moved to their summer home at Stop 02. The note records a family relocation to a seasonal residence.
The old timers baseball players of Sheffield gathered Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs William Schumaker on Miller Road for a social meet.
David Lamson shown at a preliminary hearing in San Jose California. He denies killing Allene Lamson a Stanford University YWCA worker found dead in their home bathtub.
After a meeting a pot luck supper was enjoyed by the following Mr.
Prepare a French batter by lifting 1 cup flour with 1 to 2 teaspoons salt and 2 teaspoons baking powder. Stir in 2 egg yolks, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 tablespoon melted butter, 1 3/4 cups milk and 1/2 cup cream. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites and 6 stoned fresh cherries per pancake.
Winners in the Chronicle Telegram Weekly recipe contest are Mrs Charles Fletcher of 7 Crehore Court Elyria and Louise Allebach of 451 Earl Court Elyria. Each will receive one dollar. The paper has published hundreds of recipes over months and awarded a dollar weekly to the two best. The contest is discontinued for the summer. The winning recipes for this week follow.
Two old fashioned dessert recipes from Elyria Ohio readers. A raisin pie filling with lemon juice and a meringue topping is described step by step, then a Strawberry Ice Box Cake uses gelatine whipped cream and lady fingers, all with precise measurements and preparation notes. Also a brief note about a turtle carving found in Noblesville Indiana with a historical match to Ora Newtos.
A fragmentary notice notes plans for an annual picnic and baseball game to be held July 16 at Avem Park. It mentions guests including Buddy Jaycox of Cleveland visiting his grandmother, and names several individuals such as J Scott, MH, Carl Shells, and Daisy Martin in a casual community notice style.
Members of the Lorain Garden Club entertained Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club at Memorial Park in Lorain on a Monday afternoon to view blooming roses. Attendees included Mrs. R. J. Kihm and several friends and relatives. After the visit, guests were invited to tea hosted by Mrs. Frank Kavanaugh.
Miss Thelma Burkhardt spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Burkhardt at their home.
Vernon Jaycox of Cleveland spent Sunday with Avon Lake friends. Mrs. Edward Buswell and daughter Virginia, and Frank Stefan were in Cleveland Sunday evening. Rosemary Kihm spent Monday afternoon in train.
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