Halloween Fun At The Kitchen Door
Visitors of all ages join a seasonal ritual with candy and treats. Children dress as ghosts and goblins while adults recall past traditions and sample warm seasonal snacks.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1965
Page
2
Visitors of all ages join a seasonal ritual with candy and treats. Children dress as ghosts and goblins while adults recall past traditions and sample warm seasonal snacks.
The article mixes child socks and a Halloween popcorn snack recipe. It describes Tots size socks for ages three and up and lists ingredients and steps for cinnamon sugar popcorn, including popped corn, marshmallow creme, and butter. It notes the treats suit dads and families and ties to National Popcorn Week celebrations.
Mrs Carol Lynn Weitzel and Stanley Fredrick Machock were married at 11 am October 3 in St Mary Church officiated by Rt Rev Msgr James M Kirwin. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Weitzel of 3400 Oberlin Rd Oberlin. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Stanley T Machock of 293 Oberlin Rd. Reception for 325 followed at Eagles Hall Wellington.
Amy Vanderbilt offers practical tips for serving Japanese and Chinese finger foods at small gatherings. She suggests handling finger bowls personally, using warm water with lemon, and using scented towel packets for table ambience. She also advises a serving table to streamline plate clearing when help is limited and warns against guests rushing to remove dishes.
Machock bridal showers hosted by Mrs. Charles Weitzel Rose Marie Weitzel Mrs Richard Butcher and Gayle Austin Mrs James Wirsham and Mrs Lee Diedrick hosting details. Summer Adventurers Reading Club at Longfellow Room Elyria Public Library celebrated completing ten books with pirate costumes 67 children staff prizes to Jeff Kraps Michele Ross. Nancy Horvath of Black River Playhouse read The Conjure Wives. Raggedy Ann costume worn. Vivian Hackett read The Black Order of Piracy. Seasonal games cider doughnuts served certificates for participation and Delores Marsico earned a prize.
Open house honors Joann Schurhammer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W F Suifers at the Tarnowski residence 152 Central Drive Amherst. She returns from Geneva Switzerland after a Foreign Service assignment and will serve two years at the Embassy in Vientiane Laos. The event is Sunday 1 to 4 p m.
Mr and Mrs James F Collier announce the engagement of their daughter Shannon Lee Collier of Amherst to Adele Joe J Staron son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Staron. Shannon is a 1963 Midview High School graduate employed by G C Murphy Co. Joe is a 1959 Elyria District Catholic High School graduate currently reenlisted for a second four year term with the United States Air Force stationed at Langley Air Field Virginia. A late November wedding will be in Virginia.
Curved lines round out a square face with added height that directs the eye upward and appears narrower. Instructions advise medium rollers placed at the sides toward the face, combing guide curls down, taping sections, brushing bangs, and forming soft open curls to hug the neck. Spa dea Inc offers a pattern book for 50 cents by mail.
Donna Kelly and Joseph Funari married October 9 at Saint Peter Church Lorain with Rev Vinent O Dena officiating. The bride, daughter of Donald Kelly and wife, grandparents Paul Hamlin and Mrs Clark, wore a satin taffeta gown with chantilly lace and a chapel train. The groom’s parents are Lawrence Funari and resident of Oberlin Avenue.
UPI reports two famous wine bottle designations trace to biblical times. The Jeroboam named for a mighty valiant leader of Israel’s northern tribes, and the triple magnum linked to King Solomon’s successor.
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