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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
2
The reader asks why peach and meat pies have doughy crusts and suggests baking crusts at 450 degrees. They describe pork chops with orange sauce, pan frying then simmering, and garnish with orange slices. They request a toasted baked potato method, and ask about mood of cookies and a self- iced chocolate cake with almond topping baked at 325 degrees for 40 minutes and melted chocolate finish.
Oberlin notes report May 22 with Belden Grange and Ton Gren members attending. Initiation for fourth degrees slated May 26 by Qubertin Grange under Mrs Cheries Fea. aim to boost leadership and safety, plus a national safety program contest. Traveling Bible lessons feature in Lorain County Grange circles. Needle Guild social at Mrs Ruchuv on June 11 with a small turnout and refreshments.
Dorothy Bauer of Oberlin visited Miss Juanita Schramm on Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Simeon Nash and family joined Mr and Mrs B Chester Nash and son Chester for Sunday afternoon at Winfield Nashs home on Chestnut Rice. Mrs W New London accompanied Mr and Mrs John Parsons. Leonard Berg spent Wednesday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs HK Efteath of La... and Mrs Edward the sever Monday evening.
British astronomers reconsider the expanding universe concept. After years of debate, observations question whether the universe is expanding as fast as earlier estimates suggested. The shift impacts cosmology and the interpretation of distant celestial motions.
MISSION Texas officials report breaking up the largest citrus cluster on the Lower Rio Grande Valley. The original 40 fruit cluster was dismembered and 54 grapefruit were found, weighing a total of 634 pounds, with 53 of them of commercial size.
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