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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1934
Page
10
Readers submit a collection of home cooking recipes including American Chop Suey with potatoes and ground beef, English Currant Pies, Turkey Croquettes, Mincemeat Pinwheels, Prune Pie Majestic, and other desserts and breads credited to Mrs. Julia Easterwood, Mrs. C. Hollup, and Marian Gates among others from Elyria and nearby towns.
A Kellogg advertising piece explains constip ation can lead to headaches loss of appetite and fatigue. It promotes Att‑BRan Kellogg’s cereal as a safe easy aid for regular habits with two tablespoons daily and notes medical advice for chronic cases.
Elhart Indiana November 13 The first regular meeting for this season of the Ladies Pedro club was held at the home of Mr and Mrs George Maxworthy Tuesday afternoon of the past week Several ladies in the immediate village attended the meeting.
Two winning recipes take center stage in a community contest. Mrs. E. Brown of Columbia Station wins one dollar for Coconut Fruit Cake, while Mrs. C. C. Woodfill wins for Cranberry Cocktail. Other notes report local injuries, fair attendance, and reconstruction of a storage building on the Gross property.
A report recalls a birthday party with three tables of progressive pedro and an afternoon of festivities, prizes awarded to Mrs. Herbert Grabbenstetter and Mrs. Frank Ullrich, with a future meeting planned in two weeks at Mr. and Mrs. Joe First. The Lat-a-Lot Card Club meeting was postponed and rescheduled. Numerous local residents, including the Humm, Maxworthy, Frompaugh, and Peterson families, were noted visiting or hosting gatherings across Medina and Litchfield.
Mrs. John Bacher hosted twelve Laux cousins from Clareyand Elyria and Avon for a chicken dinner and bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. M. J. McGuire and Miss Helen McGuire. A birthday surprise for Mrs. H. P. Eldred followed with refreshments and social time. DINNER MEETING One hundred guests attended the 112th Congregational church anniversary dinner. Harold T. Clark of Cleveland spoke on European conditions before and after World War I.
Local notes include Thomas Britt's worsening blindness due to shingles, a Genoa visit by Mrs. M W Evans and relatives, and funeral plans for Martin Arsem, a former resident who died in Cleveland. Also mentioned are illness of James Crump, officer elections at a meeting led by Mrs Frank Kelble, and a long buffet by Mrs Eda Unger and many participants. Additional mentions cover visits, church meetings, and social events in Elyria, Cleveland, Ann Arbor, and Detroit.
Henrietta Grange held at the school elected officers led by Master Oscar Zuracher and overseer L W Kothe. Other posts included lecturer Mrs Carl Bates steward George Johnson and secretary Mrs Harold Coates reelected. The gathering ended with pumpkin pie and coffee.
Louis KE and Harriett D Burgner quitclaim 27 and 28 Massey Avenue Allotment Brownhelm Township to Israel and Rosena Webb. Improved Realty Company quits claims property on East Erie Avenue Lorain to Reality Control Corporation.
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