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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1963
Page
2
A nostalgia filled guide shows peanut butter and jelly as a quick versatile pairing. It offers ideas from transforming breakfast rolls into a coffee ring to making grilled peanut butter and jelly bacon sandwiches and a speedy peanut butter coffee ring dessert.
Recipe fragments describe an angel food cake split into three layers and filled with peanut butter jelly and lemon juice. Instructions mention spreading, decorating with caviar and whipped cream, and assembling on a lemony water mix with orange slices in a red cookie sheet.
Trade notes describe a set of items including Tourmaline, Aeolian Violet, Azurene and Tourmaline with prices listed as 2590 and 1730 under Emba Trade Mark. The fragment references Dark Ranch and Autumno Haze in a short catalog-like context.
Barbara Stowe of Michigan State University tested seven jackets labeled washable and found dry cleaning was safer for all seven. She warns that jackets with no care label are especially risky to launder as one jacket shrank 16.2 percent after the first wash.
YWCA endorses Lorain County Community College levy while noting immigrant stories and tourism potential in Africa. Solomides of Sigma Trading Co discusses South Africa as a real republic, English and Afrikaner language use, and opportunities for workers.
Miss Judy Abend of Valley City and Theodore Fetzer of Homerville will marry Saturday at 2 PM at Zion Lutheran Church. The open ceremony will be conducted by Rev. Chester W Kemrite followed by a church reception.
Miss Carolyn JoAnn Tilton and Joseph Charles Smith announce their engagement. Carolyn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J C Tilton of Bangor Maine and a Washingtonville High School graduate. Joseph is the son of Mrs. Joseph Charles Smith of Lorain Ohio and served in the Air Force at Dow Air Force Base Bangor. A spring wedding in Lorain is planned.
Women of the Moose observed Christmas In October at the Moose home. Jose phine Byers and Lena Gordon led the program. They plan to send checks and gifts to children at Mooseheart HL and elderly at Moosehaven Fla. Members were welcomed by Senior Regent Clara Terry and new enrollees were announced.
Engagement announced for Lillian Repka daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Repka of Toledo and Airman Second Class Larry LaCrosse son of Mr and Mrs Sam LaCrosse of 552 Furnace St The pair, both graduates of local high schools, plan to wed April 13 at Niagara Falls Air Force base where LaCrosse is stationed.
A frightened wife asks how to help a husband who mistrusts her, threats with a pistol, and may need temporary detention for his safety. Abby urges medical help, possible temporary confinement for treatment, and kindness. Other letters discuss bird eggs, bees, and flag display, with Abby endorsing trusted home knowledge and personal conduct over symbol waving.
Patricia Bond and Allen Meyers wed Saturday at 6 pm in Oberlin First Baptist Church. The bride, daughter of Porter Bond of Tennessee, wore a winter white suit and yellow white mum carriage. Best man was Charles Bond. matron of honor was Cecile Ellis. reception at the Daniels Tawwildy home.
The Mission Study Club of the First Congregational Church met for dinner in the Wick Room Friday. Mrs. & Calvin Linde gave the invocation. The group plans to place a memorial book in the church library for the late Mrs. C Vernon Charnley. Rev Thomas Curtis spoke on Pakistan and presented photographs. Miss Gertrude Van Wagnen led devotions.
The Statistical Abstract of the United States reports that about 21 percent of men and 66 percent of women over 20 have never smoked. It also notes that nearly 50 percent of men who smoke and 72 percent of women who smoke use filter tips.
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