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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1959
Page
3
A. N. Smith Elyria Public Schools audio visual supervisor demonstrated slides and methods for using films in class work during the Spring Valley PTA meeting. He urged teachers to make use of films and led the session on instructional audiovisuals.
The BSP Beta Sigma Phi chapter held a comic style Spring Festival of Fashion at Migs Joan Kauffman’s home. Attendees praised playful outfits and green themed salad décor, with members and rushees introduced to chapter activities, bylaws revision, and upcoming public meetings.
Readers get two recipes, Irish lamb stew and a lemon mint cherry cake. The lamb stew uses lamb shoulder peas onions carrots and bay leaves cooked slowly then peas added. The cake mixes flour sugar butter buttermilk eggs and dried fruits with lemon rind and mint cherries, baked and frosted with lemon icing.
St Patrick Day theme noted with green décor and festive dishes. Father’s Night at the Franklin PTA tureen supper was held Wednesday in the school gymnasium. Inner cee Lernigees presented to guests at close of the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kolb announce the birth of a daughter at Amherst area hospital. The baby weighed six pounds six ounces and was born Tuesday. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jacob L Kolb of South Amherst and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles W Kolb. The family also has a three year old son, Gary.
Thomas Graham juvenile officer Elyria Police spoke at the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing Alumnae gathering in the Nurses Residence on topics of juvenile delinquency. He reviewed local case histories and urged public awareness while members proposed solutions. Tax stamp collection for April totals was planned, with Mrs. Charles Edwards as committee chair. Easter themes guided the dessert service with Evelyn Ingraham as refreshment chair.
Mr and Mrs Miller Jones of LaGrange Road hosted an open house Sunday for their uncle and aunt Wesley and Mrs Johnson of LaGrange who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Two hundred guests from Penfield Oberlin LaGrange and other nearby towns attended and gifts flowers money and cards were given. The hostess was aided by eight nieces and a dinner was held for the couple and Harley Harrison.
The St. Clair Rebekah Lodge met in Oddfellows Temple for a supper and regular session. Members with January to April birthdays were honored. the event was led by Helen Six and others. The Noble Grand Dorothy Phillips presided, with Edith Whitman reporting visits to ill members.
The Ely Youth for Christ group held a Wednesday after school session at Dick Bates's home. Members served on the investigating committee for a petition as Irene Neff and others attended. Marie Zacharias and Judy Salisbury led activities, a bake sale was announced, and Ron Nye was set to perform guitar tomorrow at the Savings Deposit and Bank session.
Announcement notes a paper and rag sale at the school on March Y1 with pickup via FA 28732 or FA 22404. It mentions the North Central District Ohio Congress PTA conference on April 1 at Ashland chaired by Olive Cheney with Officers nominated by delegates. A bake sale and father participation planned after the meeting.
An eighth grade orientation for incoming high school students and parents is scheduled for Wednesday at the school with a panel including George Miraben Foster Elliot Wayne McQuillin Miss Marian Kemble and George Thourot Hostesses for the dinner were Mrs Onie Shatto assisted by Mrs John Warden and Mrs Harold Youngless The next parent education meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Broadwell 327 Twelfth St from 9 30 to 11 am The topic will be Laws Children Ought to Learn An evening session is planned Apr 14 at 7 30 pm in the school library The Franklin School Band under Walter Decker will entertain at the Apr 8 meeting
Edison PTA meeting featured Dr Joseph Strong as moderator with Dr Harold Robinson and Dr R J Herberger leading a program titled Your Childs Health at the school on Wednesday. Doctors and a dentist addressed food coloring penicillin allergies fluoridation of water braces dental X rays immunization childhood diseases and polio shots.
A local calendar lists a series of meetings and programs including a reading of the pledge, Signs of Mental Health discussion, a prayer, and a district PTA conference set for April 1 at Ashland. Royal Neighbors, Mothersingers, Grange events, and a Kismet group gathering are noted with dates, venues, and host families. Delegates will be sent, and a nominating committee will present officers for the spring term.
Eleven members attended Circle Dot Club games at Mrs. Margaret Maddox's home on Cambridge Ave Tuesday afternoon. Teca Neufer and Helen Smith won prizes, Marie March claimed the booby award, and Freda Allison received the special prize. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilhelmy will host at 2 p.m. March 47.
Delicately seasoned croutons prepared in large batches. Cut stale bread into squares and sauté over medium heat. One batch seasoned with herb rind, another with garlic. Drain and coat on paper towels before storing.
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