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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
11
City Club elected officers at the Gables last night with Earl Thompkins named president, Robert Fauver as vice president, and Larry Aschenbach as secretary and treasurer. Retiring president Earl Lautenachleger reviewed the program and outlined future plans.
A long reader page on spring recipes includes deep dish rhubarb pie pineapple torte and strawberry ice cream, with instructions and variations. It also lists sauces like Espagnole, and asks about culinary terms while sharing community notices and brief local events and visits.
Rev. D Carpenter spoke on Memorial to Mothers. Choir offered To Mothers Far away and Love Never Passeth Away. Sunday school attendance contest between young and old ended in a tie. Ladies Aid met Thursday with Mrs August Rhindflelech.
Mrs Elizabeth Andrews and her daughter Harriett spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Andrews of Lakewood, sharing time and conversation during a social call.
In Birmingham, Alabama, barber C L Draper of the Alabama Barbers Association notes that a successful barber blends conversation with silence. Patrons seek sociability, yet some patients dislike chatter, influencing barbering pace and style. Demand shifts toward skilled, discerning barbers who read customers and avoid overtalk.
Mrs. Forest Lyndes and Mrs. Harry Kenat with her aunt Miss Anna Nelding spent a day visiting last week. Walter Minert and Mr. Shaffer were also listed as recent visitors. Miss Alice Sandrock has accepted a position as junior instructor at the White Cross Beauty School in Cleveland.
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