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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1937
Page
19
A vintage style guide explores making baked beans from scratch in a low oven for 8 to 9 hours, then offers canned-bean alternatives with pineapple, bacon and pepper. It includes cheese sauce, salmon cheese spread, and eggplant recipes plus questions on frosting with brown sugar and other eggplant preparations.
Amherst Noon Day Club members served dinner for twenty at St Josephs school hall Thursday. Mrs Jerome Menz hosted a family birthday party with gifts and refreshments. A style show by Amherst Hospital Auxiliary was planned for the school auditorium at eight. Church announcements list services and events from St Peter Evangelical to Foursquare Church and local gatherings.
Brownhelm Farmers Institute members including Russell Miller Arthur Northeim and Parker Baird joined Elyria leaders Monday to map eight Lorain county institutes in January. Local dissatisfactions over Brownhelm dates Jan 5 and 4 were noted but not changed due to speaker conflicts with Eaton and Henrietta. Announced Brownhelm speakers include Mrs Paul B Maxwell Morron county and J W Farnsworth Lucas county.
Families and neighbors gather as several townsfolk are listed visiting relatives and recovering at Amherst hospital. Esther Brechmacher cares for a patient, while Cam Baron shows improvement from a serious illness. The送 group from the Congregational church attended Medina Association events and National Daily Show in Columbus, with several locals among attendees.
In Buffalo New York a couple William Podlewski and Maria Mecca attempted to pay for a marriage license with 200 pennies. A clerk refused saying they were too busy to count them. The incident highlights that coins cannot substitute for proper payment at city hall.
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