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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
7
A vintage kitchen note explores using pickle juice as a tenderizing and flavoring agent in beef stew. It describes proportions for beef cubes, sherry wine, water, onions, and bouillon, with tips on marinating times, browning, and optional thickeners like tapioca. It cites Budget Gourmet as a source and yields about four servings.
Epsilon Sigma Chapter met at Mrs. Slater's home to plan a March 30 hockey party to see the Cleveland Barons and Baltimore at Cleveland Arena. Officers and the Girl of the Year will be elected at the March 24 meeting. The group will host a Founders Day banquet April 3 at Emerald Valley Country Club with details assigned to members.
Lakeside Federation of Women Clubs plans its July 10 11 convention at Lakeside with Mrs. Alfred Fauver of Lorain as president and Mrs. John Gullinger Fastoria serving as program chair. A long list of federation officers and committee chairs includes Mrs. Alfred Bonds of Port Clinton treasurer and Mrs. William Brown of Sandusky reception chair. The event features new program needs discussions and a March planning session at Mrs. Millar’s home with Baldwin Wallace Faculty Club assisting.
Division D of Lake Avenue United Church met at Mrs. Haldemar's home. Devotions by Mrs. Bauer. They discussed a rummage sale and Founder’s Day banquet planning. Officers elected, program led by Phyllis Hail. Next meeting set for March 4 at Del19 and Laurice Wojtowich’s home.
Norma Raye Hoover and James Sturgill were married at 3 pm with the Hamilton hosting at the bride’s home. The wedding noted attire in ice green, Rochelle lace gown with white orchids, and a three tier cake. Attendants included maid of honor Jean Sparks and bridesmaids Linda Hoover and Dimly Gail Hoover. best man Chester Lewis. A reception followed for about 15 guests at the Old Glory Grange.
Women of the Moose met Monday at Moose Hall Edina Slumske/Girman oversaw the program ARlene Sears senior regent presided junior regent enrolled new candidates March birthday supper announced at 6 30 pm at Moose Hall An 8 pm business meeting followed Prayer by Yelan Goudy Lunch served by Moose Haven Chairman and committee Prizes awarded to Sheral Shreve Val Zalj eski and Marg Slumske Special prize to Yelas Goudy
The color palette for spring focuses on subdued pastels and neutrals with pink and yellow among the pastels and gray and tawny neutrals. In contrast bold nautical tones of red white and blue appear. These colors are seen in Sunday best toys and in sportswear items.
The article discusses Ernilho Pucci known for slim Capri trousers and later for stretch pants. It describes semis sarong pants inspired by South Sea style, made from strapped trouser leg fabric, rowing like a skirt, and notes they took best worm with long isteeved bare-m:dniif jacket.
A parent asks how to support an 11 year old boy named George who resists naming, eating, and activities, and is labeled in a class. Psychologist Louise Ames and Gesell’s ideas suggest not pushing, encouraging reading on temperament, and considering placement with caution. The reply notes George may be immature in some areas and recommends reading materials and consulting experienced teachers before changing groups.
Mrs Walend graduates from TOPS to KOPS at a Elyria TOPS graduation held in the West Side Branch Community Room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Co. Vivian Miller welcomed guests, with Mrs Joe Kanzius, Lorain County TOPS captain, attending. Airs Mrs William Melton wrote a poem, and TOPS members formed an arch for her diploma as the group sang a graduation song. Alban Kaminski presented a charm bracelet and charm, while Vivian Miller gave a trophy and a club gift.
Germany's Gabler thimble works, founded by Johann Ferdinand Gabler, ends production after 140 years. In 1914 the plant employed 19 workers. now only about 30 remain, mostly packing up. The factory housed a unique thimble museum with samples from early pieces, including brass and zinc export casts for India and Austria, and thimbles with jeweled embellishments.
Catholic Daughters of America Senior Court 363 held a tureen fundraiser at St Mary cafeteria with Mrs. Bott chairing assisted by cochairmen Mrs. Kirkbride Reaser and Price. Membership reported 200 juniors and plans for Easter cards and a March 19 NCCW Day of Recollection.
Phi Delta Delta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a spring rush gathering Tuesday at Susan Payne's residence 11 Eleventh St. Rushees Judy Tarry Mary Cheevers Jackie Graham and Jan Ferlic enjoyed get acquainted games. Laura Camp president and Susan Payne vice president presented Beta Sigma Phi activities. Camp elected Girl of the Year. Payne and Sceen bachler named to a city-wide Girl of the Year committee. Phi Delta Delta oversees the Founders Day banquet selection.
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