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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1966
Page
2
Basic recipe for split pea and lentil soups with ham bone, onion, celery, carrots, bay leaf, and seasonings. Thickeners, thinning options, and serving ideas included. Tips on cooking times, optional sieving, and topping ideas.
Linda Pallas became Mrs Frank Philp Olie in a Oct 8 ceremony at St Mary Church with Rev Joseph Mattin officiating. The couple, children of Edward Pallas and the Olic family, will reside at Patuxent River Maryland where the groom is stationed.
A New York report notes a child may breakfast on a ham burger with custard and fruit, or on a cheese and tomato sandwich with milk. Alternative meals from a trade group include milkshakes with egg and orange juice, or leftovers like steak with tomato juice.
A high school senior improves late after strong boards and counselor input. Parents urge steady effort, noting a college for every student and a meaningful education with the right attitude. A NEA pamphlet offers guidance on child intelligence to parents.
Mrs. John Ferancy of 248 Warren Ave announces the engagement of her daughter Jean Ann Ferancy to John Douglas Hans son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Molchan of 452 Adams St. Jean Ann a 1943 graduate and PBX operator at Brown Fin Tube Co. Hans a 1963 Elyria High School graduate works at Worthington Ball Cap. Wedding plans are not set.
A new tool uses clip on magnifiers with a narrow lens to assist eyebrow plucking. The plastic glasses provide full vision and do not interfere with tweezers or brows. The lenses are described as distortion free.
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