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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1955
Page
9
Readable guide on dressing catfish including skin removal, head off and entrails out, with cautions against filleting. Also includes panfish cleaning steps for sunfish crappies bluegills white bass and more and a hush puppies recipe to accompany fried fish.
The Merry Wives of Forty Club met with Mrs. William Lauck to discuss an upcoming plastic party in late summer. Mrs. Chester Sprague resigned as reporter. Mrs. Fauck will serve until the next election. They honored Mrs. Ray among Linden and her new son Albert with a shower, pink and blue décor, and desserts.
The Golden Age Club met at Holly Hall YWCA to plan July and August activities with meetings on the second and fourth Mondays. A tureen picnic at the Methodist Home for the Aged was agreed and a June 16 meeting at 1 30 p m will honor April June and May birthdays with refreshments by Second Methodist volunteers.
The Medina Pythian Sisters announce a June 12 homecoming at the lodge with a noon picnic and program on the home grounds. They will pack lunches for attendees and the Grand Temple will meet in Cleveland September 21 to 24. $82 has been raised for altruistic work.
Diet guidance argues against starvation and promotes balanced eating. The piece cites a booklet "How Much Should You Weigh?" and advises dental hygiene after sweets, periodic brushing with soda salt mix, and travel tips. It notes small uncooked fat aids energy and cautions against second helpings to control weight.
Plans for the annual Spring tureen dinner and dance were set by the St Mary Parents Teachers Association as the executive board met at the home of the corresponding secretary. Mrs William Daily hosted with co hosts Mrs Norman Smith and Mrs Howard Hayes. The dinner occurs tomorrow at 6 30 with room mothers from the first four grades guiding hostesses. Mrs Stephen S Jakuboski will install officers for the coming year and a dance will follow in the church hall. Rocca Trombetta will provide music with Local 146 of the American Federation of Musicians assisting through a grant from the Music Performance Trust Fund of the Recording Industry.
Gamma Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Hellmans Restaurant Lorain for a business session at Mrs Ralph Appletons home Lexington Ave She announced committees for the coming year social Grace Majorca Glen Reisinger Donna Hazelton Helen Brown program Key Pronesti aunstune Margaret Trautman service and welfare Norman Kreeger publicity Agnes Grime ways and means Appleton Dale Shade Diane Smith Joan Welton Lois Bosle city council representative Shade Betty Bishop presented the city council report a gift was given to outgoing president Kay Pronesti plans for summer activities and a Travel program were shared a pink and blue shower honored Mrs Shade Next meeting planned for September.
Elyria High School Future Teachers of America club members elected officers for the 1955-56 year. Jackie Sharkey was named president with Lois Leam as vice president, Jackie Moran as secretary, Enid Bayer as treasurer, and Sally Schowualter as historian. The meeting adjourned until fall.
Mrs J Fyance Long of Atlanta head of the National Federation for Grandmothers Clubs of America spoke at a Texas meeting stating new gadgets let grandmothers grow older with less wear and tear. She said gadgets keep grandma alert for lectures musicals and meetings with friends.
May 2 births include a daughter for Ant on Janik and a son for James Miter in Grafton and other births for Bexar DeLodge Taylor and an infant for Sylventer amamons. Discharges list multiple residents from Columbia Station Shaker Heights Lakewood Grafton and LaGrange with names and street addresses.
The article argues children naturally enjoy messy play such as mud, sand, and feeds in dirt and water. It suggests parents should provide opportunities for messiness while teaching later restraint and real-world expectations. It notes outside play and simple outlets prevent overemphasis on neatness and encourage healthy exploration.
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