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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1957
Page
3
A guide to making moist loaves and cakes with room temperature ingredients and careful technique. Prune Loaf with mashed bananas and walnuts leads to a fruity, long keeping cake, while a Maple Walnut Cake features walnut studded frosting. Angel and Chocolate cakes offer box mix bases with cream frosting and a warm marshmallow hint, plus a golden custard sauce.
Mrs Jessie Lindo spoke about Jamaica at Circle No 3 of the First Methodist Church meeting at Wesley House yesterday. Her father was a Methodist missionary in Jamaica and the Lindo family lived there for several years.
Mrs Andre Meyer gave a book review on Bring Em Back Petrified by Lillian Brown at the Sonrisa Club meeting at Holly Hall. Members, led by Mrs Raymond Trott, approved a five dollar donation to fund a delegate to the Chicago convention next month.
Edison PTA members vote to form a nominating committee including Mrs. Alicehan Mrs. James D Riggs and Mrs. Robert Taylor. The panel will propose officers at the next meeting while Mrs. Norwood Baumhardt reads bylaw revisions and Mrs. Howard McKitrick notes a March 12 session at 9:30 a.m. at 895 Woodland.
St. Jude's Altar and Rosary Society organizes its annual parish card party on March 17 to celebrate St Patrick's Feast. Officers and a large committe plan a green themed evening with tables, prizes, and refreshments, featuring many named members and helpers.
Murray Ridge hosts an 8 p m meeting. Elyria Camera Club led by William Lauck at 1204 N Washington Blvd. Mission Study Club meets at First Congressional Church at 1 p m. First Methodist King’s Daughters Class sessions listed. Northwest Encampment gathers at 10 o clock in Hall.
Ki Queens meeting at the Elyria Woman's Club Tuesday at 8 15 p m will feature three senior Girl Scouts under Mrs N M Fitch. They will describe experiences in primitive scouting and camping in Cook Forest Pennsylvania. Hostesses are Mrs Archie West Mrs Paul Eager and Mrs Foster Elliott.
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association hosts a Family Night Tuesday at 5 30 at Eastern Heights School. Rev L J MacAllen ventriloquist cartoonist and magician will perform after a tureen. Mrs James Lamadue chairs the hostess committee assisted by Miller third grade mothers. Families bring table service and a tureen. executive board members provide meat loaves. Founders Day gift of $10 acknowledged at board meeting with Mrs Duke Eliott. Next session set for April 4 with Mrs E J Burton.
The United Polish Club hosts a weekly fish fry every Friday at 1501 Middle Ave. Service starts at 4:48 PM, offering a quick community meal in a club setting.
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