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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1959
Page
5
The Elyria Branch of the American Association of University Women postpones its regular meeting due to Holy Week. The annual business meeting will be held April first at 1 Park Ave homes of Mrs Wesley Suhr with elections and committee reports. Mrs R W Dawson is social chairman.
The Elyria Woman's Club plans Celebrity Night on April 10 at Elyria High School featuring TV and film personality Vincent Price. Organizers list chairs for publicity, ticket sales, correspondence, ushers, reception, and downtown Elyria duties with multiple volunteers.
At St. John Lutheran PTA meeting in the school auditorium a nominating committee formed to present officers for 1959 60. Attorney Jack Dilgren discussed court decisions on Scripture in schools and noted varying rulings while urging spiritual value in education. Clarence Kaenp introduced him. Apr 20 is set for next meeting in the auditorium.
Calendar listings include Tip Tops YMCA Hadassah Mothers JAO Club Mothers Auxiliary Dames of Malta El Rey Caldron Isabella Guild Amvets RAM and more with venues and times. Also a note on yeast dough rising using a hot water bath for humidity.
One hundred fifty guests attended a open house Sunday afternoon for the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Karl E Webber of Garfield Road Birmingham The couple married March 21 1984 in New Castle PA Hostesses from Columbus Norwalk and North Fairfield assisted with cake coffee punch and guest book Relatives from many nearby towns attended and the Webbers are active in the Birmingham Methodist Church and Wakeman Chapter 460 Order of Eastern Star.
Mrs. Robert Fraser was chosen president of the Ely Junior Woman's Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Ralph Rollbuhler 538 Denison Ave. Other officers elected include Mrs. Robert Maier as vice president Mrs. Richard Barrett recording secretary Mrs Merel Cox corresponding secretary and Mrs. Rollbubler treasurer. An Easter bonnet parade awarded Mrs. John Tong for a bag and tissue hat. A daffodil centerpiece and Easter bunnies decorates the refreshment table. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Herbert Ye at 1020 Melvin Lane on Apr 13 at 8:30 p.m.
Norma Thatcher was elected as president of the Gamma Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at a meeting hosted by Mrs. James Canan. Other officers were chosen including Mrs. Robert Thatcher as president and Mrs. Andrew Palagyi as vice president. Installation set for May 26.
Washington based home management specialist Lois Denerke advises selecting and storing knives carefully. She notes high carbon stainless blades offer best performance and proper balanced handles resist water and grease. Denerke warns dull or rusty knives are unsanitary and dangerous when left loose.
In a Dear Abby exchange a reader asks about love at first sight and cooks discuss using a blender versus a beater for hollandaise and salmon souffle. The advice suggests patience, and a fondue idea as a chance to bond, noting warmth and depth require time.
A Palm Sunday program centers on an epistle discussion while a kitchen feature provides a salmon filling bread pudding with shrimp. The article names DeMolay and Mothers Auxiliary events, officer elections, and an upcoming installation on April 18 at Eastern Heights School.
Readers discuss neighbor with mistletoe habits and offer parental guidance on meeting a son returning from military service. A series of letters mentions Holy Week themes, Christian duty, and conflicts over teen parties, with church events and novitiate updates included.
Easter season events filled the Senior League of YWCA dinner in Holly Hall with decorated tables and Easter hats worn by 35 attendees. Grace Niel Fletcher’s Preachers Kids was reviewed by Mrs. Lloyd Beuthel, detailing the author and brother Isaac’s early lives in Dorchester Massachusetts. Neva Brown presided as chair and nominating committee members Charles Firestone Marjorie Forsythe and Ara Linden were appointed. Hostesses Flora Krugman Olivette Lauck Mildred Steller Myrna Parish and Lorene Braddon assisted. The a cappella choir plans to sing at the April 14 meeting.
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