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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1933
Page
6
Readers submit several preserved food ideas including Mushroom Catsup with steps and measures, Sauer Kraut with pork, onions, and simmering guidance, and a fall green tomato pickle option. The notes credit Berthall Grills, R Field, and Mrs Marie K Kraeft in Elyria, listing addresses and encouraging winter storage methods.
A reader from Oxford reports chronic constipation since her first child's birth nine years ago. After trying many remedies she used All-Bran for four months and stopped medicines, finding relief as the product supplies bulk and vitamin B to tone the intestines and iron.
The Chronicle-Telegram honors Mrs. J. H. Dixon of 621 Middle Ave with the weekly one dollar prize for the best and most timely recipe. Her Cheese Pie yields a nourishing lunch option replacing meat, mixing warm milk bread crumbs cheese eggs butter salt and baking to golden perfection.
Instructions for Summer Squash Pie and Peach Custard Pie from Mrs. Phyllis Whitcomb of Grafton Ohio. Details include squash preparation with sugar and spices, baking in unbaked shells, and an accompanying peach custard style filling with peaches, jagg, sugar, and a rich crust.
Rev Robert Andrews called on J H Bastard on his way back to West Virginia where he pastors a Nazarene church. He spoke at the Elyria Nazarene church Sunday. His teenage daughter sometimes preaches. The Ingersolls and Dittmer family joined a weekend trip to Napoleon Ohio. A D Crockers visited friends in Youngstown and Mantua. Alpha Group of the L A S meets Mrs Lucile Leach Oct 19. Sunset Group of the L A S hosted by Mrs Chas Martin Oct 26. Ralph Dorwood of Lakewood also visited Mrs
A guide to using stale bread in cookies scalloped dishes and garnishes. Instructions cover drying bread to crumbs mixing with condensed milk for cookies adding buttered crumbs to cabbage au gratin and making white sauce. Tips include broiling peaches as garnish and assembling Dominos sandwiches with tongue Swiss cheese dill and mayo.
Amanda Martin hosts Sunset Group meeting at her home with Miss Gertrude Akins presiding. Attendees discussed the bazaar, scripture reading, and a joint society report. P T A meeting last Tuesday featured talks by Rev. Jones and Miss Akins with piano selections by Mrs Parmley West pupils.
Mrs. Blake Stroup visited Cleveland with relatives while other Spencer residents planned trips to Michigan and hosted family guests. Local groups including Pythian Sisters and Eastern Stars held meetings, sewed for a Christmas bazaar, and elected officers. A bridge club gathered for an evening of games and lunch, and note of hospital surgery for Glenn Repp was reported.
The Progressive Class of the M B church held a Sunday evening gathering at the Baldwin home with routine business, plans for a chicken supper on October 20, and attendance from local families including Cook Senning and Mawhinney. Several neighbors and relatives visited, and the M E Ladies Aid met for a quilting project on October 25. a closing note cites Montaigne about imitation and hate.
Mrs. Carl Schafer of Norwalk visits her parents the Albright family. Numerous local families host relatives and friends over the weekend, including Bements of Cleveland, Wood of Elyria, Dunns of New London, and Hurst of Clarksfield. Attendees attend a school fair and play Grandma's Little Wide Rose, with many calls and visits across Norwalk Oberlin Lorain and Elyria.
An advertisement recalls Mrs Patsy at 11817 Davis Drive sharing tips on saving money. It mentions a line about earning for different jobs and praises Gold Dust cleaner that does multiple tasks faster and easier at five cents for a double size Teckags Pol Gold Dust.
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