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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1957
Page
6
The feature highlights a Savory Park Pork Casserole with biscuit topping and a biscuit dough recipe, emphasizing budget meals and enticing aromas. It also notes pork prices, available meat cuts, and pantry trends while listing basic biscuit and seasoning instructions. It mentions church meeting notices and grocery items like honey, peanut butter, and a new cracker.
Churchwomen groups held sessions with devotions and new committee appointments. Nominating panels were named, and fundraising ideas discussed including a sauerkraut supper and a Christmas card sale. The Midtown Circle prepared for Lent and a migrant worker aid effort with a contribution to the Ohio Council of Goured Women.
New York reports near 2.5 billion dollars yearly on beauty as a major industry. Dentifrices top sales, shampoos and home permanents rank high. rinses and dyes total 24.5 million. Men and services in shops push total above 2.5 billion, with color use rising postwar.
Mrs. L. D. Huffman reviewed Captain's Bride General's Lady by Mrs. Mark Clark for Ninety-Five Club. The tale follows a West Point graduate who becomes supreme commander of United Nations forces in Korea. The club meets April 4 at Elyria Country Club for its annual business meeting.
A column surveys reactions to women's footwear from a diverse group. Opinions range from comfort and fit to how shoes reflect character and influence impressions in work and social settings. The piece blends anecdotes from a director, a store manager, a beau, and an employment manager on foot wear choices.
About 40 to 50 members plan a pancake supper and square dance tonight at Packard's Sugar Farm near Litchfield. Tom Curtis chairs the event. Tom Paton of Oberlin College calls the square dance after a pancake and sausage meal. Individuals meet at 6 30 p m at YWCA Holly Hall and travel to the Rt 76 farm three miles south of Litchfield.
Mrs. Carlton Squire leads the Musical Art Society sponsored recital Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Wick room of the First Congregational Church. Students of society teachers perform. the event is open to the public with Miss Edna Bates as social chairman.
A 1950s Dear Abby column fragment shows readers debating divorce as a solution and dealing with a meddling sister in law. The letters discuss telling a spouse or others to stop gossip, while other notes question gifts at showers and a church pancake supper fundraiser.
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