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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
5
A kitchen directions style item describes a sauerkraut ham loaf recipe for four, with serving tips and a separate finishing sauce. It includes a mix of sauerkraut, ham, applesauce, tomato sauce, sugar, spices, onion, and parsley, plus steps to combine and simmer.
The report describes a cooked loaf dish with onion ham parsley salt mustard crumbs tomato sauce and sauerkraut baked at 356 degrees. Instructions mention heating tender onions and adding eggs and heat to thicken the mixture before baking in a loaf shape.
Past Noble Grands of St. Chair Rebekah Lodge met at Mrs. Marsh home on Wednesday evening and organized a mother daughter banquet at Lake Avenue United Church of Christ on June 12 at 6 pm. Theta Rico group limited June 6 events and Mrs. Rockwood and Mrs. Gould assisted. A picnic is set for June 26 at Mrs. Olmstead’s home, 236 Southwood Dr., at 6 30 pm.
Mrs. William Webmar retired president introduced Mrs. Fred Green who inducted new officers led by Mrs. Kenneth Crirg ident and Mrs. Ben Myers as vice president. Committees named by Mrs Oring include publicity sunshine Red Cross historian and more. Hostesses listed among committee members.
Dr and Mrs Louis L Bourquin observed their 50th wedding anniversary at their daughter F J Kutsky's home in Lafayette Calif May 19. The Elyria natives long practiced dentistry before retirement and moving to Calistoga California. A daughter Martha R B Mc Kibben teaches elementary school. another daughter Mrs William T Merritt traveled from Seward Alaska for the celebration. The gathering united the family for the first time in 20 years and included many congratulatory cards.
A reception and banquet will honor Geraldine Sandrock, newly elected state president of the Ohio Department Association of Women, at the Odd Fellows hall in Cincinnati. The May ceremony followed her May installation at the Sheraton Gibson Hotel and will feature guests from Ohio Grand Lodge and affiliated orders.
Cootlette Club meets at VFW 1079 Pos Home at 8 p.m. Bethel Shrine hosts events at Masonic Temple with 1 cpam.
Sandra L Gutosky and John L Sebok wed at Penfield Junction Baptist Church with Rev Norman Hoag officiating Their families reside in Lorain and Budapest The bride wore silk organza gown with lace pearls and a long skirt bouquet orchids carnations and ivy A reception followed for about 200 at the Lorain Liedertafel Club The couple plans a Niagara Falls and Canada trip and will live at 1311 Lakeview Ave Lorain
The text describes a group gifting a first gavel, decorating with a carpenters wheel and carnations, and planning a July picnic at Beaver Park with boat hopping and aboard meals at Nakortis Sands. It mentions Vermilion reviews a family tureen dinner, films and a water safety talk, a mousewares party, a first aid demonstration, and a fashion show.
Vermilion group Powerettes met for dinner at Brady's Restaurant in Lorain Tuesday evening to install officers. Bernice Cameck became president, Myrna Beal vice president, Betty Cutter secretary, Milfred Amsbaugh treasurer, with Mary Louis Marks Maddie Little Mary Chohanyo and Betty Cutter as board members.
Readers ask how to handle age gaps in love when families object and how to manage late afternoon drop-ins and dinner plans. Advice covers timing, consent, and courtesy, with concerns about remarriage after years apart and unexpected guests at meal times.
Mothers share practical tips to keep homes attractive and orderly with preschoolers. Pillows brighten rooms and deter rough play. high hung pictures and sturdy curtains reduce access to danger. Baskets organize toys, while calm dinners with soft lighting and gentle radio music create a peaceful, cheerful atmosphere.
Chronicle-Telegram dated May 24 1963 from Elyria Ohio features local news items, social notes, and brief notices spanning civic happenings, community events, and announcements relevant to residents of Elyria and nearby areas.
Maplewood PTA met at the school to recognize scholarships for first grade student Gere Fortis, second grade Keren Chappell, and third grade Rover Marks. Wesley Randall Rodgers received a token of appreciation. perfect attendance awards went to Laura Foote and others. Officers installed by Elyria Council PTA president Mrs Myron Peters included Alfred Zoita as president and James Gordon as secretary.
Louise Bliss serves as president of the Elyria BPW. The group met for a dinner at the First Congregational Church while delegates from the 43rd Oto Federation convention in Columbus were acknowledged. Officers elected include Esther Walker vice president and Verna Pierson second vice president with Marguerite Merthe recording secretary.
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