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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1955

Page

3

Elyria Couple Sees Many Elyrians in Florida Visit

Mr and Mrs J R Holcombe of 411 West Ave Elyria report meeting 46 Elyrians in Florida during a two month stay as guests of Fort Lauderdale residents. They plan trips to Miami the Florida Keys and Sarasota to see Ringling Bros winter quarters. They describe Fort Lauderdale as beautiful with cool nights and July like mornings and note local baseball chatter and a drill at a nearby military academy. The Holcombes express a wish to return next year.

Elyria Florida J. R. Holcombe West Ave Sunshine State Cale Strohmier Holcombes Miami Florida Keys Sarasota Ringling Bros Pught LaBar Hollywood Mr. Holcombe Jake Schaefer Whitney Sry Alvin Plocher Karl Plocher Henry Hart Hart Construction Company Jack Flynn Doc Austin Elyria Undertaker Nick Smith Johnny McConville Bill Birkline Francie Beavis Bill Kirby George Hoke Ike Doris Hastings Frank Lysaght Elyrians Fort Lauderdale Harry Bemis

Calendar of Events Round Table Club Hosts Social events

Calendar of events lists Mrs James Thomas hosting a 15 p m social at YWCA with Chin cultural discussion and a First Congregational Church book group. Navy Mothers hold a sale, Girl Scout Troop 47 plans a style show and card party at American Legion Home at 30 p.m. Various clubs meet across Lorain area with election of officers and services scheduled at IOOF Hall Eagles Hall Ma otie Temple and other venues.

Round Table James Thomas Social Progress Department YWCA J.A.D First Congregational Church Apm Usted States Navy American Legion Home Navy Reserve Naval Training Center Lorain Osing Catholic Study Club

Whatcha Got to Eat Mom Yells at After School

A child bursts in shouting for food as graham crackers and milk emerge as a favored snack. The piece extols graham crackers for versatility in snacks and baking, noting their use in crusts and in graham cracker cupcakes.

Junior

Secrets Of Charm Facial Blemishes Face Scalp Link

A health column advises teens on acne causes and prevention, linking facial blemishes to scalp conditions and hygiene. It covers cleansing, sun exposure, nutrition, and the role of vitamins, with home recipes for ice cream pies and chocolate desserts, plus beauty routines from models and dances to boost confidence.

John Robert Powers Einstein Tay Secrets of Charm

World Study Theme Emphasized At Legion Auxiliary Night

Community Service Night at American Legion Auxiliary featured World Affairs talk by Mrs Gussel Hargate, praise for youth delegates from Cleveland trip, film This Is a Challenge, and a $5 contribution. Membership reached 316 with Florence Dirlam added. Easter gifts funded for Xena Home and Red Cross drive. special award won by Mary Crowell.

American Legion Legion Marvel Meyers G Eussel Hargate Eigma Spwaxer Bi.yra Ern Meir Arafiatuawe Cleveland Aks Edra Werdeman Florence Sherman Rehabititator Sandusky Florence Dirlam Hobart National American Legion Auxiliary Grace Keyes Evars Washington Legis Xena Red Cross Betty Aderman

Orange Frosting and Crust Recipe Fragment

Sift flour sugar baking powder and salt with crumbs. Stir in shortening milk and vanilla to form batter then bake in tins until golden. Prepare orange frosting by mixing orange zest sugar and lemon juice with heavy cream then whip until stiff and chill.

Women at Work Shifts by Status, 180 1950

The U S Department of Labor survey shows single women aged 18 to 50 predominantly held roles as student nurses librarians stenographers typists secretaries and medical technicians from 1800 to 1950. Married women more often ran retail food stores managed unpaid farm work spun textiles and ran eating places. Over 60 percent of married women were in operative jobs in canneries mills and auto plants.

U.S Department of Labor

Silver dollars awarded at Chiquita Club meeting

Audrey Olmstead and Helen Morro received Silver dollars at the Chiquita Club gathering hosted by Louise Hult at 14h St. Wilma Wash attended as a guest. A sandwich and dessert were served at small tables. Next meeting set for April 4 at Mrs. Morrow's home on Mills Rd.

Audrey Olmstead Helen Morro Chiquita Club Louise Hult Wilma Wash Mrs. Morrow Mills Rd D.C. Club Milian Telgrapia Albert Haisting Albert Schroeder Telegraph

Club Hears Talk By Arthur Moos Elects Officers

The Y Dece Club at Holly Hall heard Arthur Moos discuss child delinquency. Officers elected: Mrs Hubert Allen president, Mrs Ralph McDermott vice president, Mat Thomas LaRue secretary, Mr Alex Hildebrand treasurer, Mrs Bertram Osgood reporter, and Mrs Castle Haynes member at large. May 24 installation dinner planned for 6 30 p m at the Wishbone with dessert service by Mrs LaRue and Mrs Wrald Laver.

Arthur Moc Holly Hall Hubert Allen Ralph McDermott Mat Thomas LaRue Alex Hildebrand Bertram Osgood Casdle Haynes Wishbone Mins Haynes LaRue Wrald Laver McDermott Ies Abe S& Rostesin Lane Avenue Mary Church

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