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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1961
Page
2
Barbara Mansfield and Paul L Heinzerling plan a summer wedding after graduation. Miss Mansfield, a senior at Ohio State University majoring in home economics, will wed Heinszerling, a psychology senior at Kenyon College.
Lois Jean Pastor and Ronald M. Protz exchanged betrothal vows at St Vincent de Paul Church. The ceremony was led by Rev. Charles Logue. Miss Pastor, a Lorain Works typist and Phi Beta Chi member, and Protz, a Xavier University graduate, are from Port Vue and McKeesport.
Nut ice creams rate high but peanut flavor often scarce. A leading test kitchen offers a home recipe using peanut butter and maple syrup to create a praline-like taste with no need to hand chop peanuts and improved storage in modern freezers.
A home recipe card details two vanilla sauces for ice cream. Chocolate Peanut Butter Sauce blends unsweetened chocolate with milk and corn syrup, while Easy Peanut Butter Sauce combines peanut butter and corn syrup. Each yields about a cup or quart and stores in the refrigerator for quick serving.
Miss Lois Bielfelt spoke to the Elyma chapter of the National Council of Catholic Nurses about the Lorain County Child Welfare Department. She outlined protective work to keep children at home and a program for mentally retarded children. A dessert was served and a basket for the needy was planned for December 15 at Mr Edward Frabotta’s home.
December Better Homes & Gardens presents original ideas for holiday decor with hanging gardens and candy forests. Gift wrappings gain personalized flair in this colorful 11 page decorating feature urging readers to buy the issue today.
Judith Ann Skapin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Skapin of Lorain, plans a June wedding to George Randolph Herman, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Herman of Mansfield. She is a Mt Sinai Hospital nursing graduate and former Mansfield High School alum. He is a Case Institute senior majoring in electrical engineering and member of Phi Kappa Tau and Eta Kappa Nu.
The Lorain Deanery Council of the National Council of Catholic Women met at Immaculate Conception parish hall Amherst with Fr. Jerome O Turins focusing on guiding a child's heart daily through loving yet disciplined parenting. He noted English experience with corporal punishment as a deterrent and urged home responsibility discipline and proper authority placement to curb delinquency.
Y-Megs of the YWCA heard a Christmas Lighting program titled Chastmas Lighting at the Edison Co auditorium. Linda Ward Isabelle Carl Rita Schafer led the event with lighting displays and slides on proper and improper outdoor lighting. Guests included Mrs Lee Rainey and Mrs Donald Carpenter. Mrs William Gehrke to chair the Y-Megs booth at the International Festival. Devotions were given by Mrs Ray Yost. A Christmas party for members is planned for December 2 at Holly Hall.
Miss Margaret Histed spoke to Oakwood School PTA about Educational Television Airborne and its advantages. She cited David Sarnoff’s view that world wide TV education could arrive soon via satellite relays with translation, urging educators to prepare for future lessons. Mrs A E Stalla led prayer. a Christmas threat for children will be supplied by the unit this year. Mrs Ward’s class won a room court award. Myron Peters announced Mothersingers will perform at the December 1 meeting.
A playful exchange centers on the plan to present a boat to a mother, with one character expressing skepticism about the gesture and adding a jab about prior statements. The dialogue hints at family dynamics and the social tone of the scene.
A reader age 16 wonders if a practical engagement to a 19 year old should resume after two months of silence. Abby advises against writing a letter and suggests moving on. Another letter complains about a husband who cleans up others plates in public and asks how to stop him. Abby recommends telling him to stop and refusing to eat out.
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