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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1934
Page
10
A colonial era style collection lists unusual recipes and dressings for housewives. It includes a spicy rice dish with canned tomatoes, a jelled cucumber salad, cheese crackers under broiler, a ginger jelly dessert, and a party menu featuring chicken a la king, crown roast of lamb, broiled halibut, and a full dinner spread with soups and vegetables.
A collection of older home recipes includes Lobster Omelet with mixed vegetables, Cole Slaw Piquant with cabbage and apple, Apricot Kitchen with Hard Sauce using rich dough and canned apricots, and Savory Lamb dish combining lamb, rice, onion, pepper and tomato pulp. Each item outlines steps to cook, season, and serve.
The weekly contest awards one dollar to two readers for best submitted recipes. Bernice Sprague and Mrs. William Holdy win for Cream Orange Pie and Potted Red Cabbage respectively, with full method details and serving notes included. A tip on tightening loose screws is also provided.
Avon Lake May 15 Avon Lake Ohio senior activities mark commencement week from May 18 to May 24. Baccalaureate on May 20 led by Rev A L Hoyt with the Girls Glee Club providing music. May 22 banquet hosted by juniors, ceremonies May 24 at the school. Twenty four seniors listed with officers and colors blue and silver. Measles sideline two girls. Girl Scouts met Friday after.
A quirky food note suggests guava jelly with cheese and crackers as a dessert substitute and fruit salad in aspic with whipped cream dressing may replace dessert. It advises using 3 tablespoons lemon juice substitutes and cautions about varying juice amounts. If dressing is lacking, add relish olives or chili sauce to change flavor.
The ad claims true beauty goes beyond washing and soap, offering skin and hair care through science. It promises facial, oil manicure, eyebrow arch, permanent styling, finger wave and more to satisfy FOA standards with thorough understanding.
This cooking note presents a prune pie and a simple pie crust recipe. It lists proportions for crust ingredients with method, including shortening and water, then describes preparing prune filling with sugar lemon and cinnamon, assembling in crust, and baking at high heat briefly before longer bake.
Economical guidance suggests using the shirt material for collar fusing instead of white lining to reduce wear. It explains turning and tucking edges after trimming ragged portions. A simple salmon sandwich recipe combines chopped salmon with seasoned dressing on bread.
One dozen canned figs are filled with half a package cream cheese and a half inch cube of cheese. Each fig is pressed and topped with a pecan half or other nut meat. Three stuffed figs are served on lettuce beds with cream mayonnaise dressing.
McCampbell, manager of Avon Lake's baseball team, invites youths aged 15 to 21 to attend Wednesday evening practice at the school gym. Other local notices mention dinner guests, hospital admissions, and visits from relatives as the community newsletter records gatherings and health updates.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Waterfall and Warren Waterfall of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs Carl Pedersen Saturday Peter Weber was a Saturday overnight guest of his sister Miss M A Weber in Aron
The Official Board of the Lake Avenue Sunday School will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the schoolhouse. The Woman's Association of the Community Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Leonard's home Stop 14. Primary department members met at Mrs Shyrock's for Mother’s Day prep and picnic with 18 children attending. Guests Adriane and Barbara Cromling. Miss Anna Beck returned from Lancaster Ohio. Dent loss and fires in 1933 put at 100 million dollars and 3500 lives.
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