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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1955
Page
7
Mrs. Michael Fehlan of Wellington shares a glazed doughnut and cruller recipe intended for a cozy winter meal. The instructions cover dough mixing, kneading, rising, frying, and a thick confectioners sugar glaze. The article notes doughnuts pair well with hot coffee and can cap a family supper.
A dense listing of club meetings and social events in Elyria and Lorain County for Tuesday through Thursday. It includes Rebekah and Dames of Malta gatherings, Masonic and auxiliary events, PTA sessions, youth orders, and community activities across venues like YWCA, IOOF Hall, Eagles Hall, and the Masonic Temple.
In Madison Wisconsin the GIVES LUNCHES eye appeal appeal promotes school lunches with one-third daily nutrition. Maxine Hart outlines ideas for appealing lunches using whole grain bread protein fruits vegetables butter milk and simple sweets. Suggestions include cookie cutter sandwiches and buttering both bread sides to prevent sogginess.
Miss Arlene Joy Bergman daughter of Mrs. Ethel Bergman 318 Lodi Sr. and Edward Norman Cutler wed at Wade Park Manor Cleveland beneath pink carnation decor Rabbi Earl Stone officiated A pre ceremony performance featured songs by Mrs Phyllis Stutker The bridegroom's parents reside at 12309 South Woodland Shaker Heights.
An Elyria area hospital listing records two October birth notices for families at 121 Tannery St and Wakeman, including the Reed, Irvan, Nelson, Roggans, and DiGiandomenico households. It also lists numerous discharges on October 22 and 25, with names and addresses across Elyria, Lorain, Grafton, and nearby towns, plus a wedding notice for Miss Harriet Lichtscien and her groom’s family. The item describes the bride as the former Miss Bergman and details outfits, attendants, reception, and travel plans to Miami Beach.
Kismet Santha No 29 hosts a Halloween party in Oberlin with costume prizes to Laura Young of Amherst and Emogene Hunt of Oberlin. Other prizes went to Mrs Hunt, Laura Young, and Mary Tapper of Elyria. Hazel Grove, Lorain, received a special award. Refreshments featured yellow and black candles. Card party on Tuesday Oct 25 at the Eagles Hall. Bunco prizes awarded to several members. YMNO Club and Avalon Club activities noted with upcoming meetings and prize winners.
Tipping rules for restaurants and travel are evolving as support staff rely on gratuities. The article advises modern practices, noting lower percentages on bills and specific tips for porters, hotel staff, and service personnel. It mentions airplane tipping being forbidden and includes a call for a copy of the note “Do You Measure Up” with contact details.
Members of Study Club No 17 St Gerard of Majella met at Mrs Woodman s home Princeton Ave Tuesday evening. Mrs Koviak won the special prize and the group plans a Christmas project and clothes packing for missions at the November 29 meeting. Mary Group at Washington Avenue Church of Christ planned Bible Week observances with a Bible quiz won by Mrs Abookire. The group met at the Hall home Sugar Ridge Rd and will meet November 17 at Mrs James Montgomery s home East Ave.
The Rev Joseph McFarland led the Third Order meeting at St Mary Church in the absence of Msgr William L Newton Five tertiaries professed Rev Elias Koppertofm of Chicago will conduct the November visi ration with postcard notices sent to members A social afternoon will follow Ten fraternity members plan to attend the regional convention in Chicago this weekend departing Elyria Thursday noon The board met in the blue room and closed with a prayer
Emma Dostall Schoditsch of 674 N Abbe Rd and Arthur W Buchholz of 158 Berkeley Dr were married Saturday at St John s Lutheran Church Elyria Ohio in a six thirty ceremony officiated by Rev Carl Toelke. Elaine Peck sang and the couple knelt as The Lord s Prayer was sung. The bride wore an ice blue empire gown with a square neckline and bow back with streamers to the hem. Her bouquet of white orchids rested on her white Bible. Maid of honor Carel Buchholz wore coffee shade taupe with off shoulder neck and bronze yellow mums to match. Best man Frank Schoditsch and ushers Ogle Ody and Gerald Bruce attended. Post ceremony guests were hosted at the Grange Hall with marimba music and a Kasper Trio for dancing. The couple will reside at 674 Abbe Rd after a wedding trip to New Jersey. He is purchasing agent at Couch Uthe Co.
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