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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1965
Page
3
Salmon stew proves a practical, nourishing dish with canned salmon elbow macaroni and vegetables. The recipe blends butter pepper onion carrot cabbage chick peas and stewed tomatoes with seasonings to yield six servings. Serve hot with crusty bread and Parmesan.
The Cotillion Club of Elyria held its spring dance titled The Lake Swing at the American Legion Hall. Fifty couples attended as hosts Mr and Mrs Ernest Seabold Mr and Mrs William Naegele Mr and Mrs William Rowe and Mr and Mrs William Raddatz, all in Oriental outfits. Arthur Murray dancers led the dance instruction and the Four Sounds provided the music.
Elyria chapter of the National Council of Catholic Nurses will convene Thursday at 8 15 p.m. with Mrs. R J Schork at 205 Hamilton St. Dorothy Basinski, former Papal Volunteer, will discuss her overseas work in Chile. Violet Elinect and her sister Helen Canfield of Medina have returned from a several week visit to Honolulu and the four outer Hawaiian islands. Mr and Mrs John Kerekes of Ridge Plaza Drive North Ridgeville welcomed a daughter, Diedra Louise, born March 11 at Elyria Memorial Hospital weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces. Grandparents Harvey Amenhauser of South Amherst and Frank Kerekes of Irondale Court. great grandmother Mrs Steve Selagi of South Amherst.
Stanford psychologist Dr. Charles Tart reports subjects under hypnosis can wake themselves during or after dreams with specific instructions. Some dream about given topics with personal embellishments, while tests record brain waves and skin responses. Tart sees potential therapeutic and Freudian research uses for dream control. A closing line notes a garlic clove toothpick tip unrelated to the study.
Altrusa Club initiated Janet Soens into membership during a candlelight ceremony at the Graystone Hotel Monday evening led by Florence Leghy with assistants Esther Wellert, Margaret Reichert, Emma Gleason, Veronica Naughton and Treva Appleton. Doris Burrell of Firelands Inc. spoke. The club plans a rummage sale May 6 7 8 at the Sederis Hotel.
A Sunday reception at Town Crier Restaurant welcomed new members of Catholic Daughters of America courts Elyria 364 Ashland 1245 and Lakewood 1186. Inductees include Margaret Wade Barbara Grieve Ethel Gibbons Rose Cerry Jacqueline Decker Phyllis Longano Janice Schmitz Patricia Barres Julia Takacs Anne Graham Rita Hallet Kathryn Waters Marie Prusak Anne Prusak and Bernadette Padua Marilyn Schirmer Shirley Jacobs Carol Brown. Thelma Snyder received them with officials present including Rev. Martin Englehardt Ceil Plewacki Edna Nolte and others.
Barbara Sutton of Cleveland and David Charles Rivera of the U S Navy wed March 14 at the Church of Christ in Kingsville Texas. Rev C D Davis officiated the 8 p m ceremony. Rivera is stationed at the Navy Air Base Kingsville. They will live at 215 Last Lott Ave Kingsville.
The Rev Father Francis Obringer conducted the day of the collection for St Mary Altar and Rosary Society with a High Mass and three conferences on the Stations of the Cross. A weekend retreat for St Mary’s women is planned at St Joseph Church May 14 15 and 16.
Engagement announced for Kay Any Bara daughter of Mrs. Joseph Bara and the late Mr. Bara and Daniel William Meecha son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor S. Meecha. Miss Bara a 1962 Elyria High School graduate and A&P cashier. Mr. Meecha a 1956 Elyria Catholic High School graduate, National Radio and Electronics School alumnus, two years U.S. Army, employed by Hagedorn Plumbing and Heating. They will wed July 31 at 1 p.m. in St. Mary Church with Rev. John J. Hayes officiating.
Moose Women held a birthday tureen dinner before Monday's meeting. January February March and April birthdays received gifts. Grace Morris and Joan Wilhelm led it, with Grace Morris later announced as officer attendee. A penny supper ritual chairman is set for April 28. Special awards went to Lorraine Wonder Daestle Moss and Grace Morris.
Mr and Mrs John A How ard announce the engagement of their daughter Jacqueline Earley to Monte Junous Crockett son of Mr and Mrs Arelious Crockett The couple plan a June wedding The bride to be is a 1962 graduate of Eyria High School and a junior at Howard University The groom attended New Mexico Highlands University and played professional football with the Buffalo Orls from 1960 to 1983 He is a recreation therapist for the Ohio Youth Commission The Rev G T Short of Asbury Methodist Church will officiate
Fashion notes describe new swimsuits featuring illusion midriffs that suggest nudity without full exposure. A typical design uses checked cotton gingham with white cotton eyelet to veil the mid-section.
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports local notices and brief items from Elyria and nearby areas dated March 23, 1985. Details cover community events, public notices, and small updates of interest to residents.
Mr and Mrs Robert J Murphy of 219 Michigan Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Gail Ann Murphy to G Thomas Barney son of Mr and Mrs Michael J Barney of 418 Woodland Ave Miss Murphy a 1960 Elyria High School graduate attended Miami Business College and is a dental assistant to Dr T Boylan Mr Barney a 1436 graduate of Elyria District Catholic High is employed by the U S Post Office The wedding is set for August 7 at St Mary Church
Nurse Minnie C. Weinstone of Tacoma Washington suggests rubbing milady’s favorite stick cologne on the light bulbs to scent a sickroom. The warm bulb supposedly carries the fragrance throughout the room.
As the first year nears its end a baby gradually develops pincer grasp. The text promotes Gerber Chicken Sticks and Gerber Meat Sticks as tasty nutritious snacks aiding hand to mouth coordination and growth. It mentions Armour selected poultry and B vitamins in icing on cookies.
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