Apple or Bread Keeps Cake Boxes Moist
A peeled apple or a piece of fresh bread placed in the cake box adds moisture to the environment, helping to keep cake and cookies fresh for longer.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1939
Page
8
A peeled apple or a piece of fresh bread placed in the cake box adds moisture to the environment, helping to keep cake and cookies fresh for longer.
In Wellington Ohio on June 20 the Mayor's Court room hosted an Honor Court event. Boy Scouts awarded badges to Frank M. Jones who has been Scout master for 13 years. Tenderfoot badges went to Sam Hardy John Lisiewski Howe Obrig. First class badges to Richard Buswell Joe Martey. 2nd class badges to Wallace Gallatin Alvin Hannum Glen Myers and Tony Marley. Angelo Dublo earned the Silver Palm. Four Star badges went to Richard Buswell Joe Marley Harold Brenner and Karl Olsen. Life Scout badges were awarded to Glenn Buswell Harold Brenner and William Anney. Merit badges awarded to William Anney Harold Brenner Richard Buswell Joe Marley Glenn Myers Nicholas Obrig and Clyde Parker. troop committee members present were Guy E. Wells Roy E. Clisby Carol Wight P M Jones and Angelo Dublo.
Forty members and families of the Wellington High School class of 1915 gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moehl in Elyria for a picnic. Don Phelps was reelected president, Keith Andrews vice president, and Mrs. Beatrice Luce Moehl secretary-treasurer. The group plans a 1940 reunion at Mrs. Susie Warner-Rugg’s Wellington home with guest of honor Miss Mary Sprague, a Wellington school teacher.
The Wellington Garden Club plans a garden party pageant called guest night at Fred Hanson’s home at 7 30 Wednesday evening. Officers from nearby clubs will attend. If it rains the event will be canceled.
The United Bible Class of the Church of Christ was hosted by Mrs. Minnie Lowe one mile east of Spencer. Twenty eight members attended a picnic dinner and spent the day visiting.
Local notices report a Wednesday prayer meeting led by W L Lamoreaux at the Baptist church and a FridayFriendly Bible class at the Baptist Sunday school with a pot luck supper. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Jack Munson and Miss Wanda Gary from Lakewood visiting the Southards, and Mr and Mrs Charles Shepard with family visiting Cora Shepard.
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