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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1934
Page
10
Readers submit a collection of preserved goods and desserts with detailed recipes. Includes mustard bouquet pickles under Mrs Yost and Mrs Lewis listings, maple wing for spice cake, gadsletsh salad ideas, meatless mincemeat, and apple surprise dessert. Recipes cite names, addresses, and household measurements, reflecting mid century home cooking.
Chronicle Telegram selects two prize recipes: Mrs A J Slee of Elyria for Caramel Apples with apple as the main ingredient and Leone B Murphy of Elyria for Scotch Potato Scones. Recipes detail ingredients method and serving notes, noting careful handling of apples and scone dough.
An aging eyes friendly lamp claims glare free illumination for reading studying sewing and other tasks. Its scientific reflector reduces sharp contrasts while conforming to the New Science of Seeing principles backed by lighting authorities and tested by Electrical Testing Laboratories.
In Grafton on Chestnut street Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Finley entertained the Brookside Pleasure Club of Cleveland. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young Parma and many others. The evening featured cards and a fine lunch.
Avon notes list social visits across Lorain Sullivan Lakewood and Garfield Heights with guests at homes of Stagg Jensen and Wilford. A resident, Billy Olds, injured his hand causing a torn thumbnail. Other relatives and neighbors attended gatherings and shared Sunday visits.
Mr and Mrs John Phinney and daughter Nadine join Mr and Mrs Clark Phinney and Mr and Mrs Clarence Thompson of Lorain and Alvin Ashburn of Southington. Mrs G T Jensen plans to attend the Grand Chapter of Eastern Star at Hotel Cleveland tonight. Rev Ryan of the MKE Church conducted the infant daughter’s funeral service of Mr and Mrs Dean of Vincent this afternoon.
Funeral services for Henry J Hahn were conducted at his home in South Amherst with Rev F B Eastman presiding. Pallbearers included Jake Mosher Harvey Rogers William Annis George Springer Otto Ruth and J Kohler. Burial followed in Cleveland Street Cemetery under Baker Co supervision. A special Firemen meeting was called for 7:30 PM at the town hall.
The piece discusses Mrs Kathes rine Guilliannia and Sunday afternoon at Stone lurch, noting primitive race views on mate choice. It argues men prove fitness to mate by wealth, force, or skill or bravery, with purchase power as a key factor.
The advertisement promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a cereal that provides dietary bulk to ease constipation. It claims two tablespoonfuls daily help most constipation types, notes fiber absorbs moisture to form a soft mass, and urges use with milk or in baking. It also mentions B vitamins iron content and recommends consulting a doctor if seriously ill.
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