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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
3
A colorful collection of raisin based sauces and dishes with tips for serving. Includes a amber raisin sauce recipe using sugar water pineapple juice raisins and sherry, plus honey raisin rice pudding blush dressing and a quick raisin snack time blend with cottage cheese and apricot preserves.
The Placeways, newly arrived at Grace Brethren Church on Nash Avenue, bring pastor Rev. Richard Placeway and wife Nancy from Parkersburg. She is a trained musician and former educator with private music lessons. they have two sons Timothy and Stephen. The steeple damage and lightning notes frame a broader profile of their move and interests.
George Reading director of safety services for Loram County Red Cross spoke at the Riverside Homes Center Saturday. He noted his post since October 1963, his work in Germany Austria and Italy, and urged members to practice artificial resuscitation. Hostesses were Mrs Floyd Hill and Mrs Leslie Bowman with future plans including a July picnic and October rally.
The meeting welcomed Supreme pages and guards and set a busy schedule. Visitation campaigns run through September, with summer visits to shut in members. July 1 card party at Vera Goodell’s home and ice cream social at Masonic Temple. July 24 school of instruction, August 14 card party, August 28 final school with Lake Erie Shrine, August 19 picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Stuntz. Supreme Inspection on September 11 urged for all members.
The Tops of the Morning met Thursday at Mrs. Robert Lassen’s Courtland St. home. No weight loss was reported among four members. The Queen’s basket was presented to Mrs. Lassen for her hospitality. A regional recognition will be held Oct. 3 at the Hotel Sheraton. A picnic plan will be decided at the next meeting at Mrs. Lassen’s home.
A surprise buffet party honoring Mr and Mrs George Lapp marked their 40th wedding anniversary at 239 Pasadena Ave. Red and white decorations, roses, bells, bells and streamers, and a main floral centerpiece set the scene. Attendees from many nearby towns joined Helen Louise and Mrs Harold Fulton Jr in hosting. The couple married June 28 1924 in the Church of Christ parsonage with Rev W L Burner officiating. Mr Lapp, a 38 year U S Steel Lorain Works employee, belongs to American Legion Post 12 the Golden Age Club and Grace Lutheran Church. Mrs Lapp the former Louise Otto is active in Grace Lutheran Church and Ladies Aid. About 206 guests gathered at Bess and Andy's for the surprise. Invitations extended across numerous communities. Rev W W Walker of Grace Lutheran offered a prayer. Merna Livermore led the guest book and cake was cut by Mrs William Guyeske with assistance from Mrs Harold Fulton Jr.
A world famous biologist explains acceptable outlets for teen love and whether love at first sight exists. She discusses how mothers influence their children's capacity to love and distinguishes physical desire from love. July Reader's Digest excerpt highlights guidance on affection.
A Champaign notice notes three college observances began at the University of Illinois. Homecoming started in 1910, Dad's Day in 1929, and Mother's Day in 1921, with the concept later adopted by other schools.
A feature describes a new saturation method for self teaching languages that emphasizes listening and speaking over perfection. It highlights a man who reportedly learned enough Spanish in three weeks to complete a Mexico assignment and teases details in a July Reader's Digest article.
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