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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1956
Page
9
The article offers autumn desserts centered on Mamie Eisenhower’s Pumpkin Pie with pumpkin custard steps and gelatin, plus OLD FASHIONED Fruit Cobbler and Apple Crisp. It lists ingredients such as canned fruit, spices, rolled oats, brown sugar, and pie dough, recommending serving with cream or sauce.
The Guys and Gals Club announces a Ree Nite event at YW with a tee night from dusk to midnight led by Seth, president, featuring dance and archery activities on Saturday. Participants include Jack Smith, Roy Anders, Tom Paten, and others as listed.
An old catalog blurb promotes pattern 9371 Half Lives 14 and 9371 4g 24 by Marian Martin. It describes a young slim line bodice with novel vest-like influence, tuneback revers, giacell flare skirt and a perfect fit with complete sewing chart. Customers are urged to send thirty five cents plus mailing add-ons to Marian Martin, Chronicle Telegram office, New York.
Dear Abby offers practical reminders about nurturing a marriage, handling childish behavior from a husband, coping with a broken tooth, and resisting temptations. The column echoes old advice views on age gaps, personal limits, and maintaining self-respect while seeking better cooperation at home.
Miss Nancy Holtwick daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Holtwick was honored at a surprise farewell party on her twenty first birthday. Friends and former coworkers from Worthington Ball Company attended at her Avon Belden Road home. She will leave North Ridgeville Sunday for Villa Maria Convent in Pennsylvania to begin novitiate with the Humility of Mary Sisters.
The Education and Fine Arts department announces committees for the first session. Headed by Clarence Richard Hevar and Mrs L J Wolopus, the meeting includes a sandwich luncheon and plans for games and program activities.
The Edwardian feminine theme dominates fall and winter fashion with a pale delicate makeup look making a revival. Rich textures and soft tones define the season as designers emphasize refinement and quiet elegance in beauty and attire.
The Rotariannes will showcase fall fashions with ostrich feather hats and pale makeup in a Sheffield event featuring Elsie Center Stores and Lora Store clothing. Mrs Ray Renz and Mrs Hubbard lead a parade of models including children, promoting graceful posture and modern pale-toned cosmetics and foundation trends for a refined look.
Wallace Bates, chief of the Bis ma Fire Department for 30 years, addressed Elyria Chapter of Eastern Star Past Matrons and Past Patrons at the Elune Woman's Club dinner. He praised Elyria firefighters for protecting properties in fall towers, noted fire causes and prevention, and thanked attendees as the Masonic Clay dinner invitation extended.
A junior EYWL group announces a Get Acquainted Dinner to be held at the YWCA. Miss Barbara Stone and Miss Sue Lea will coordinate the event with a skit, fashion and personality discussion, and a fashion show element. Reservations and dinner details are listed with the YW desk.
Members of the Pathfinder Summer Reading Club who completed reports will gather at the Longfellow Room of the Public Library tomorrow from 7 to 9 p m. Mrs Jack Meyers rings master the circus themed event expects about AD and girls in grades four to eight to attend. Balloons and cakes will be served to students listed on an honor bulletin board. Miss Vivian Hackett Miss Barbara Yarish and Miss Barbara Becker assist with party arrangements. No movies are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
A South African Airways hostess was forbidden to land at Cairo Airport after a routine briefing about guarding hand luggage. Egyptian authorities surrounded the plane and took her off while negotiations began with officials.
A mixed crowd gathered at the Martin Grob residence on Beeber Street to honor Mr and Mrs Horvath celebrating their wedding anniversary. Guests included Debbie and Grob who presented pink carnation corsages, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Plus 50s group at the YMCA heard O A Shketley, district manager of the Local Security office at Lorain, speak on old and new Social Security. A question and answer period followed. Denoting hostesses and attendees, the meeting included memorial remarks for Clara Armstrong and poems by Elma Portman.
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