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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1972
Page
2
A collection of autumn apple treats features a rich parfait dessert with walnuts dates and ginger folded into apples and whipped cream plus a cheese based apple stick appetizer. It offers options for serving with cookies cider and crackers.
OSU horticulturist James Utzinger notes apples vary by use and flavor. Popular reds include Red Delicious Rome Beauty Jonathan Stayman and McIntosh. new favorites Franklin Melrose. Yellow varieties include Golden Delicious Lodi Grimes Golden and Yellow Transparent. Cider blends rely on mixed varieties across four taste groups.
The Elyria Branch of the American Association of University Women sponsors a Christmas craft workshop in three sessions. Mrs Carl Filimak hosts the first session tomorrow at 2981 Cul un Drive. Mrs Bowman demonstrates decoupage on bricks with Sue Ring and Mrs Robert Roberstein guiding pine cone wreaths and felt ornaments. Proceeds fund an LCCC fellowship and an outstanding student award. reservations via Mrs Bowman at 220 Colgate Ave.
Travel n Trainmen at North Central Ohio sponsor a Kingwood Hall model train display with working trains in the meeting and exhibit halls next weekend from Friday evening to 9 pm Saturday and 10 am Sunday. On November 15 at 1 pm Mansfield Flower Arrangers Club presents Tinsel Time a Christmas decorations demonstration by Mrs John Grass in the meeting hall with doors opening Saturday for the Christmas decorations workshop registration in the service room.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Sessler of 136 Caroline St announce the engagement of their daughter Christine Sessler to Jimmy Dale Sayers son of Mrs Arvil Coleman and the late Charles Lee Sayers of 912 Hollywood Dr. Christine is a senior at Elvira High School and expects graduation in June 1973. Jimmy attended Flyria High and is employed by Alex Corporation. The wedding is planned for June 16 1973.
Mr and Mrs James Elkins of 903 Garver Road Litchfield mark their silver wedding anniversary. They were married in November 1947 in New York and later moved to Ohio living in North Olmsted since 1966. They have four children and two grandchildren. A family anniversary party is planned at their Litchfield home.
A mother pleads for help as her 27 year old daughter Mary repeatedly overdoses on sleeping pills and seeks her husband for help. The column advises calling a suicide prevention center by telephone for immediate counseling and emergency support.
A 3 pm reception at First United Methodist Church Elyria honored Mr and Mrs Thomas Theodore Pritchett newly married in Eliot Maine. The bride Janie Marie Putnam wore a gown designed by herself. The groom is Theodore Pritchett of 517 Princeton Ave. The couple will reside in Portsmouth.
A notice urges sending Christmas packages early to increase the chance of arrival by Christmas. It advises visiting the post office to inquire about mailing regulations for overseas parcels and to mail promptly, noting slow boat options may delay delivery.
The Elyria Musical Art Society meets tonight at 8 in the Great Hall of the First Congregational United Church of Christ. Rev John J Hayes will preside as president. The American Theatre Chorus will perform selections from Fiddler on the Roof under Mrs Jack Knight Jr and John Russell. Refreshments follow. Father Hayes, pastor of St Vincent De Paul, earned a bachelor of music from Baldwin Wallace College in 1932 and has held multiple diocesan music posts. The December 5 meeting will feature sacred and Christmas music by society members and Lorain County Community Chorale.
A DAV social gathering is planned for Tuesday the 25th at 30 pm on Caroline Avenue in Lorain. Organizers invite members and the community to attend for fellowship and updates.
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