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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1952
Page
4
A thrifty main dish uses pork sausage links baked on a corn meal batter with milk eggs and seasonings. The recipe by Reba Staggs home economist calls for 1 pound sausage 2 cups milk 1 teaspoon salt ½ cup corn meal and 4 eggs baked at 350 degrees F for 40 to 45 minutes.
A short handbook of skillet recipes detailing pork chops with potatoes and onions, including browning steps, layering, and simmering times. Also presents a beef and rice dish with tomatoes and Worcestershire, using bacon, ground beef, raw rice, and peppers, yielding four servings.
Wakeman Bank Boosters club held a February 20 meeting at the school house with strong attendance. Donald Hooker, president, relayed talks with the uniform salesman and announced the next session for March 18.
Entertaining events at the Congregational church include the Young Couples club hosted by Mr and Mrs Maynard Clark with about twenty attendees. Mrs Francis Howe of Birmingham hosted a one o clock luncheon for the Reading Circle, and Mrs A H Adams led a spelling bee. The Hostess Talent guild meets March 12 with Mrs William Stoll as hostess. Weekend visitors include the Morey, Wagahorne, Conner, and Todd families from Marietta Toledo and Toledo attending capping exercises at Trumbull Memorial Hospital on February 29.
Eaton 4-H club met at Patty Forrests home February 26 deciding to hold the 4-H banquet at Eaton school with entertainment and refreshments. March 11 Barbara Grills will entertain the club at her home. Ladies Aid group No 8 renamed Martha at a luncheon hosted by Mrs Paul Hinchar. March 13 meeting at Mrs Elizabeth Tite’s with sandwiches and a quilt project. Bake sale raised 2080 at the meeting. Group No 4 hosted by Mrs Dorothy Hales with 20 members. prizes awarded to several members. March 13 meeting at Mrs Ada Ross. Group No 5 renamed Rebecca at Mrs Jerry Piscola’s. March 13 meeting planned at Mrs Mary Hawkes’ home. Mr and Mrs William R Schmidt of route 82 North Eaton visited Newark. Grace Cowley recovering from major operation. Mary Cornish visiting son Milo Cornish in Westlake.
Mrs A C Young cares for her sister in Florida while Miss Pearl Coulter returns from the hospital in Fort Wayne Indiana. Leland Durkee Jr of Ohio State University stayed with his parents in Lorain County. Elton Hill led seven Lorain County men to Louisville for three days to tour the C atalytic Unit at Louisville Refining Company, a Farr Bureau Cooperative subsidiary.
Mr and Mrs 8B J Sharp and son Eldon visited Pvt Cleon Sharp in San Marcos Texas with Mrs Cleon Sharp and Mr and Mrs Donald Perkins. The group toured old Mexico and wrote from Texas. Henry Gehringer and Marilyn attended capping at Trumbull Memorial School of Nursing Warren on February 29. Deloris Gehringer among 19 graduates. Gehlinger was Camden High School 1951. Eighteen Cam-
The Camden Woman's Club met February 27 at Mrs Harvey Funk's home with plastic purse making led by instructor Mrs Harlan Schramm. A quilt begun at Mrs Mary Zaradnick's home. members visit as possible. March meeting hosted by Mrs Stanley Pitts. Mrs Ida Smith's son Larry Smith had a tonsillectomy at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Sister assists Twenty members and six children attended Friday at Mrs Lloyd Hudson's home for Camden Homemakers Club with tatting instruction by Mrs Martha Hales and luncheon. Next meeting March 28 at Mrs Donald Davidson's. Mrs Arthur Blackwell in charge of basket weaving. Any non-attendees should contact Mrs Blackwell. Miss Mabel Bronson to host Camden Garden Club.
Thirty eight members and guests of the Friendship class of the Kip ton Community church enjoyed a bowling party at Perky Lanes in Wellington Friday. The Rev Gerald Smelter was a Saturday eve ning caller at the Rev and Mrs J H Troup Campaign Is Planned. Beginning Sunday evening March 9 a two weeks evangelistic campaign will be conducted at the Camden Baptist church with Rev Hall Dautel as evangelist. Services nightly except Saturday with special music. The public is invited. Times Change Columbus Miss The livery stable here is being converted into a parking lot.
Elyria Quota Club members met for a luncheon at the Graystone hotel and voted in Dr Mita V Webb as a new member. They set a joint Kiwanis-Quota meeting for March 20 with Oberlin College Dean Mary Dolliver as speaker and planned officer elections for April 3 with installations on April 17. In Hamilton Texas four Tennison family members were ordained Baptist ministers with three more planning to enter the ministry.
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