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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
6
A collection of simple recipes from Mrs Easterwood of Grafton and LuLu Aungst of Elyria including Peach Repeat Salad with banana and fruit, a coconut custard pie, date pudding with sauce, and a lemon pie with meringue.
The Chronicle Telegram lists two winners from Elyria and Wellington in its recipe contest. Mrs. A H Abookire of Elyria and Mrs. Ethel Haver are named, with their addresses provided. The winning recipe is David Basha Soup using hamburger onion parsley rice tomatoes and butter, including preparation steps and cooking times.
Recipes submitted by readers feature a Carrot Loaf with ground carrots bread crumbs nuts eggs and a tomato sauce plus a Zwieback Pie with walnuts butter sugar milk pineapple and a meringue topping. Names Mrs. Fred G. Cowles Elyria Ohio and Mrs. A J Slee Elyria Ohio are listed as contributors.
Instructions describe boiling white and brown sugar with butter and water to a soft ball, then beating egg whites and streaming syrup over them. Chill the mixture and fold into whipped cream to finish.
Mr and Mrs John Bruce attend the funeral of Carl Bruce at the Methodist church in South Amherst on Friday.
Penfield High School presents the comedy Stray Cats in a three act royal production. A plot centers on a wealthy aunt's will with four million dollars at stake and three cousins competing. Fraun elder wins by marrying the office girl Ellen Gustafson. Cast includes Ruth Newcomb Anna Novack Wayne Johnson Blanche Kessler Miss Mable Clark directed by Penfield High School staff. orchestra provided musical interludes.
Penfield Grange met in regular form on Wednesday evening March 15 with good attendance. Most officers were present, two candidates received the first and second degrees, the ladies degree team performed. The literary program was omitted due to initiation, a social time followed, and the next meeting April 4 will confer the third and fourth degrees with a lunch committee and refreshments.
Attendance at the Sugar Sat event hosted by the Ladies Society was zero, indicating no attendees despite the program designation. The notice records the absence as the main outcome for the gathering.
The M. E. church held a Wednesday evening program at Society Hall with music by Mrs. C. E. Dickason, a High School quartet singing several songs, and a reading by Mrs. V. Y. Jump.
Leonard Smith of Ohio State University spent spring recess with his mother Mrs Dorothy Smith. Akron visitors Mr and Mrs J R Ward and daughter Helen. Mr and Mrs Howard Stephen hosted Mr and Mrs Ralph Stephen of Cleveland. Mrs F M Hopkins of Amherst visited her daughter Mrs Lawrence Betts. Frank Park and Leon Niskey attended the 12th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Stites in Lorain. Township trustees repair roads damaged by high waters. Cindered road east of Betts Corners under repair. Junior Christian Endeavor met at Mrs Elsie Wilson home. Mrs E S Newcomb ill with heart trouble. Mrs Harry Underhill home from Flint Michigan after six weeks with daughter Mrs C A Norris. George Bullis and family visited Mrs Bullis’ mother Mrs David Keyes in Cleveland. Beatrice Deveraux of Bowling Green spent weekend with her parents.
The April meeting on Tuesday April 4 includes a forenoon business session followed by a covered dish dinner. In the afternoon Miss Paddock County Health nurse will discuss temperature pulse recording bandaging first aid and related topics. Everyone is invited.
A simple dessert blends cream crushed pineapple and vanilla then soaks gelatin in cold water and melts it into the mixture. Chill two hours and serve in sherbet glasses with maraschino cherries. Keeps three to four days refrigerated at 211 14th Street Elyria Ohio.
A home recipe describes shaping seasoned ground meat into wieners and broiling in a heated skillet. Serve on a platter with cooked vegetables. Attribution to Mrs. Ethel Haver of Wellington Ohio. Parsnips fried in maple syrup details begin with rinsing parsnips and finishing with butter in a hot skillet.
A recipe note instructs turning parsnip halves and pouring 1 cup of maple syrup over them. Fry both sides until a nice golden brown. Location: R. D. No. 1, Wellington, Ohio.
The text instructs to peel potatoes and soak in cold water for 1 2 hours. It then describes scoring a thick ring, soaking, drying, cutting into six inch lengths, tying in loose knots, and frying in hot fat until golden brown.
Cook spinach into a ring mold with its juice, then hollow center and fill with diced dressed beets peas and carrots in cream sauce. Halve hard boiled eggs rice yolks, mix with butter and salt, place yolk cups in the ring, and fill with the yolk mixture. Sprinkle evenly to finish.
The text describes a one-dish beef or pork stew with carrots potatoes onions red pepper cabbage and nourishing balance. It also provides a date pudding recipe using sugar eggs flour baking powder walnuts dates and cooling with whipped cream.
Combine suit and sugar with pepper to taste and lemon juice then beat in vinegar sour cream and chill. Mix sugar eggs sour cream raisins nutmeats currants coconut oats flour spices soda salt cinnamon nutmeg allspice then fold dry into wet. Drop spoonfuls bake in moderate oven until brown.
The Sheffield Lake Social Club met at St. James Mission on Tuesday evening with Mrs. William Miller in charge of the program following a business session led by vice president Mrs. Joseph Keusik.
Community members and friends enjoyed a Friday evening dance at Garfield school house with music by Grace Jackson Ed Brown Percy Chambers and Earle Johnson. Henry Jackson served as floor manager.
Mrs Mary Healey returns from Florida by train. Harold Daugherty undergoes mastoid surgery at Memorial Hospital Elyria after a prior snowball injury. P T A hears Child Study talk by Mrs M L Royer. Community sales and visits noted. Free school concert planned March 31. Birth announced for Henry Ulrichs seventh pound daughter March 24. Community members attend events and meetings across Columbia.
Funeral services were held for Harvey Carmen a former meat dealer of Berea on March 20. He once partnered in business with Guy Goodman of this place and with Michael Peger Jr. who underwent an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital Elyria Monday morning. J R Wilmot of Elyria returned from a Florida trip and visited his sister Mrs P T Hathaway on Sunday.
Paris reports the general staff will avert army weakness during the lean years by accelerating recruitment from births 1935 to 1938 cohorts. Recruits will be drafted in two waves, 230000 yearly, with younger men pulled in as needed, potentially down to age 20 months before 20 until the four lean years pass.
To settle a $310 bill Weeks Printing Co of Halifax shipped 31 000 U S pennies weighing about 260 pounds in a stout wooden crate to Jacob Bloom & Company in Boston. With the Canadian dollar quoted around cents the firm saved a substantial sum by using American pennies.
In Salt Lake City on April 6 to 9 the Latter Day Saints prepare for their 103rd annual general conference. Heber J. Grant will open the event with blessings as members from around the world attend and broadcasts reach outside the tabernacle. potential successors to Charles W. Nibley are discussed including Reed Smoot and Ruban J. Clark.
Branson Missouri reports a revival in the local shake making trade as froes reappear in the hands of workers once unemployed. The piece notes Mrs Pearl Spurlock, Bran son, possibly Missouri s only woman taxi driver, sparked renewed interest by seeking roofing material from a miller in Oasis.
Harrisburg report shows state penal institutions hospitals and homes for the feeble minded housing about 26500 people now up from 19778 ten years ago an increase of 2078 in prisons and 2569 more patients in mental hospitals over the decade.
Lewis Douglas, named director of the federal budget, was an expert fly fisherman while a student at Amherst College from 1912 to 1915. He spent many spring hours casting on local streams in the Amherst area.
A humorous vignette contrasts old and modern manners. An elderly gentleman recalls how women blushed in his day while a modern Miss begs for stories. A bank president joke ends with a quip about waiting four years for access to the leader.
Lions club members in Fowler California denounced small towns for funding municipal costs with traffic fines. The council planned to probe alleged fictitious violations against visitors and to push reforms. A speaker quipped about wearing overalls if elected mayor.
Hastings Nebraska. P M Terry candidate for mayor declares he will work for voters by wearing overalls if elected. He frames his pledge as a sign of solidarity with working people. The report notes Terry’s willingness to adopt a populist image in the campaign.
Algonac Michigan reports Canadian money is accepted at par for trade with Walpole Island Indians. The Indians receive government allotments from Canada, but merchants restrict use by circulating currency only among town natives.
A recipe for sausage croquettes uses 1 lb sausage and 2 cups dry whole wheat bread crumbs with extra seasoning. Mix, shape into croquettes, then saute or deep fry until browned. Serve hot with mashed potatoes and cabbage salad for an economical meal. Mrs. Haver of Wellington, R D No 1.
Mrs Leland Fisher of 356 Center St Huntington Indiana says the Vegetable Compound relieved her dizziness and headaches. She claims it let her do a man’s work again and urges others to try the medicine sold by all druggists.
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