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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1938
Page
6
A household expert argues for women to guide home design, stressing that kitchens and chores should fit a housewife's body to reduce fatigue. He cites a design prize won by a woman and urges adjustable sinks, seating, rest alcoves, and better shelf spacing to conserve energy and health.
Remove crusts from bread and cut into five long slices. Cream one half pound butter and divide into four parts. Mix first part with 4 cup finely minced ham and prepared mustard. Second part with watercress onion juice and lemon juice. Third with pimento. Fourth with olives. Layer spread slices in order, top with unspread slice. Soften four packages of cream cheese and beat with sour cream. Cover loaf with cheese mix and refrigerate at least one hour. Garnish and slice at table.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mills visited Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mills in Pittsfield. William Mills just returned from the Great Lakes season with the Pittsburgh Steamship Co, where he is employed. The Sunshine class at the Community church, led by Mrs. Treva Keighley, seeks old magazines to sell and will collect over the next two weeks.
Edwin L. Led, a small square store proprietor in Berkeley, entered his shop to confront a robber who fled to the street for help but finding no one nearby returned inside and reengaged with the assailant as the incident unfolded in uncertain sequence.
North Olmsted Kiwanis leaders L S Cawrse and his wife will host the club’s next gathering at their home on Butternut Ridge Road Monday November 21. A pot luck supper will be followed by card games. At the November 14 meeting Cawrse presented an Americana to L E Hayes superintendent of schools for one of the school rooms.
Mrs Lloyd Weyer hosted a miscellaneous shower for her sister Jeanne at the Neubecker home on Spencer Road. Jeanne will marry George Larsen on Thanksgiving Day. About thirty five guests enjoyed ice cream coffee and cake and gifts were exchanged. Tag Yesberger Bob Romp Jack and Bill Butler traveled to South Bend Indiana for the Notre Dame Minnesota game.
A roundup of community notices from North Olmsted and nearby: residents attended state Universalist committee events in Columbus. Roland Elderkin visited from Milan. Buckeye Rebekah lodge inspection in Cleveland. D A Carpenter recovers from surgery in Berea. Funeral for Mrs Edwin Stearns in Cleveland Heights. visits from Toledo guests Ruth Gould and Herbert Baker. J J Saunders family trip to Pittsburgh. American Education Week events at Butternut school included visiting day and a tea with book displays from Miss Jeanne DeMuth. Grange notes mention upcoming initiation and Pomona gathering. Civic Betterment group formed with church representatives. shower for Mrs Joe Ebel. surprise party for Mrs Norman Guild with many gifts.
A mouse ran through a busy Newquay street causing a long line of traffic to halt as drivers paused to avoid the small intruder. Local responders assisted in guiding vehicles while onlookers watched the creature dart across the roadway.
Penfield High School held its annual rabbit supper for sixty four pupils and teachers in the school dining room on Tuesday evening. Boys provided the rabbits and girls with teacher help prepared the meal. Several students across grades earned A averages, including Martha Wood and Arlene Looy among the high school group, with many others listed for their scholastic honors.
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