Thoush Kitchen Door 3 Chopped Ingredients Step
Fragmentary recipe note describes chopping peppers and onions, adding salt, then bringing to a boil uncovered. Four minutes of cooking, then pouring into a clean hot preserve jar.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
6
All about with Marcia Peniston
Approximate cooking notes describe stuffing onions with veal or pastry filling. Combine ground meat, pepper seasoning, and liquid ingredients, add chopped vegetables, eggs, and cream. Season with salt basil and parsley, bake until done, yield two servings.
Alexander Seaver vows exchanged as Dozens RBennett night
A formal ceremony marks the vows of Alexander Seaver and Dozens Bennett. The event, described in local notices, notes a celebratory reception and hopes for a lasting union. Strong families and friends attend, sharing well wishes and photographs.
Walking as key to steady diet and fit figure
A columnist urges combining diet and regular walking to curb hunger and prevent overeating. It argues cutting calories too low harms muscle tone, notes walking burns about 100 calories per mile, and highlights exercises for core and side muscles to maintain shapely lines. It includes a mail request for a self addressed stamped envelope to Ida Jean Kain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Jean Kain
Ask the teacher and PTA notes urge considerate behavior
Dear Mrs Schraub argues single-student difficulty wastes class time while teachers juggle groups. Public reply defends grouping and urges after school help. A second reader criticizes inconsiderate parents who send sick children, stressing at home recovery. Roosevelt PTA cabbage roll fundraiser planned for Nov 2 with $1 per dozen and self containers.
Church Women at work at Lorain Circle meetings
Lorain area church women groups met in several sessions. Activities included luncheon hosted by Floss Klopfenstein and committees led by Mrs. George Savage and Gertrude Van Wagenen. Discussions covered Christmas tree ornaments and symbols, retirement centers, and the War on Poverty. A Lorain Deanery Council gathering featured Mrs. F J Schmitz briefing on November ballot issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Cenr
Floss Klopfenstein
George Savage
Gertrude van Wagnens
Ira Harrison
E. R. Vincent
Margaret Hammakeerjin
Inwarnen
Caroline Foley
John Huston
Lorain
Wayne Mover
Nos
W Yam Bell
L. E. Bonsieur
E G. Curtiss
Ver
Denville
Spencer
Christan
Grieve
Lutheran Church of the Ascension
Danville
Jes
Clinton Husband
Maude Uneh Circle
F. J. Schmitz
Lorain Deanery Council
McGarvey
Neil Sheffield
Paul Schremp
Amherst
George Straka
Dominic Pertt
UAW
Baumham Re
Franis W. Carney
Cleveland Baker
Reserva Moncomber
Lorain Deane
Ladies Missionary Fellowship
Abbe Road Baptist Church
George Taxi
Taylor
Niles Urch
Hebron Association
Amherst Faith Baptist Church
Jex Mayne
Dale Wood
Don Curtis
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Sandusky, Ohio
the Armory S. Columbus
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Church Women At Work
Henights Circle
Salvation Arm
Circle of First Contopeatonal Church
Herbert Daniels
Park Ave
HH. Con
Rome
Lake Avenue Ladies Bible Class
Lorain Deanery
NCCW
Ations
Council of Theational Council of Catholic Women
Immaculate Conception Parish
Graf
Dinsmore
Harm Spen
F. Haberbosch
Lohave
First & If
NAA China CO. Eee
Resar Florist
Soni
E. River St
Mily Clo
Hain
Ifat
Orion
Ohio Turnpike
Robert Hall
North Olmsted Store
Lorain Road
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