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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1939
Page
4
A housewife muses during Lent about improving fish dinners noting the desire for more color and variety in menus and joking about inventing a new kind of fish. The lighthearted piece reflects domestic cookery concerns of the era.
Dining list features clear tomato bouillon pauplette of sole parsley potato balls and buttered string beans with orange grapefruit salad honey almond cookies tea cranberry cocktails baked stuffed halibut carrot and potato balls buttered peas stuffed cucumber cups lemon coconut souffle coffee for a formal meal setting.
Historic kitchen notes present recipes for fish dishes using glycerine to flavor and baste. The Paupiette of Sole wraps sole fillets around bread crumb stuffing, then bakes with glycerine and butter. A second recipe covers halibut with bacon, stuffing, and glycerine infused for moisture. A stuffing mixture for fish rounds out the collection.
Advice on making decorative mats for china using monk's cloth in natural shades. Cut to size fringe edges and overcast with washable yarn. For dainty china choose sprightful calico or dotted Swiss with rickrack edging to dress up the dishes.
Avon Meravon Club lists members by grade and merit with names including Harriet Allen Phyllis Sample Everett Peak Jeanne Smith Margaret Fitch Myrtle Houston Roland Waal Heeen Wilhelm Irene Kjingshirn Mary Dechant Henry Wroblewski Ann Alten Robert Davis Gilbert Smith Marian Nissen Enleen Khingshirn Betty Smith Betty Kinsel Genevieve Smith Ralph Plas Mildred Wilhelm Dors Gerhart Gertrude Forthofer Margaret Guteman Clara Plas Corrine Schwartz Mary Gehring Marian Unng Rita Kingshimn Teresa Smith Richard Miller Regis Urig Seniors Marie Heimebrodt June Barr Norma Nissen Margaret Baldau Emma Dechant Glenn Hubbard Edna Buell Harriet Dudley Marjorie Walker Rita Schwartz The Fer Get Me Not Club met at the Weil er home with Mrs F Klingshirn hosting They spent the time quilting and will meet again in two weeks.
Mrs. Cecil Moore entertained a party of children on a Wednesday afternoon for Shirley Moore celebrating her sixth birthday. The youngsters played games and enjoyed ice cream and cake afterward.
Word has been received here of the death of Mr Batyen. Sparse details note the passing and hint at hive related context. Further information will follow as available.
Classified item listing for delivery service with contact names and phone numbers in Wellington area. Includes address hints and names Junior Grissinger and Cora M Shepard for local delivery inquiries.
Wellington Ohio March 10 The Wellington Grange plans its March 22 meeting to initiate eight candidates for first and second degrees. Lorain County Granges rules for the contest program were explained by Pomona Lecturer Mrs A C Norris. Mary Whitney to attend Lecturer's Short Course in Columbus March 20 24. A dinner fundraiser yielded 15 95. Lectures featured Sunnysiders Hustlers and Outaour clubs with demonstrations on farm home landscaping. The body of Mrs Annis Tippin 73 died in Cleveland and was brought to Wellington for burial after living here years ago.
Mrs. Thornton Gannett hosted Silent Circle of the Kings Daughters with devotionals by Mrs. Harold Kepler. A motion was made to conduct a cookie and roll sale March 25 led by Mrs. Mary Dickason to solicit orders. Donations planned for Maplecrest Home for Girls in Bucyrus. Lunch served by Mrs Keple, Gertrude Ringler and Leola Sigler. Next meeting guest Vincent. The Loyal Workers Auxiliary met at Ars Heck’s home with president Mrs. Leror Rhone in charge. One visitor, Mrs Knepper of Leipsic. Needlework and lunch followed. Next gathering at Mrs Elmer Keller’s on March 22. Visitors Sunday included Mrs. W. Rahrig and Nola of Cleveland and Mrs. Alfred Crouillard of Lakewood. Mrs. Charles McCarty and William Cunningham and son from Lakewood traveled to Saratoga Springs, NY for the funeral of the former uncle.
Will Batten of 4087 Z 12nd Street Cleveland died. Funeral services will be at 1 o clock Saturday. He was for many years a resident of Avon.
A guest speaker attended a local gathering at the home of Als Russell Dckason. The event focused on community matters and featured informal discussion among attendees.
R A Cordray continues to recover from a week of flu illness. Reports touch on families, church groups, and local clubs with updates on members’ health, visits, and postponements of events. Local residents attend gatherings and Scout activities while logistics and care arrangements unfold.
Quick action with a fire extinguisher at Cleveland Stel and Metal Products on Magyar Street stopped a fire that started in the paint room around 11 15 Thursday forenoon. Wellington Fire Department was called but employees had already extinguished the flames.
Members of Temple Chapter O E S postponed the March birth day event due to decorating efforts at the Masonic hall. A short business meeting was held and the Mete-N-Eie club met with Mrs. Robert Herrick with St. Patrick's Day themed favors for lunch. Women sewed for pastime and Junior King's Daughters and Mass Mary Knapp visited shut ins on Wednesday afternoon.
The Junior Class will sponsor a party for the high school and host a roller skating event in early March. The Senior Class chooses blue caps and tassels for Baccalaureate and Commencement. Seniors work on their Annual. requests for copies go to Wint Johnson and Mynne Davidson.
The class forms a club named 5S P C A to teach parliamentary procedure and public speaking. Officers include Warren Bowman president June Davidson vice president Marjorie Russell secretary treasurer and Joe Cerferio reporter. The group plans weekly programs and has committees active.
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