Baked Apples and Halloween Treats From Elyria Reader Submissions
Recipes from Elyria readers include baked apples with spiced sauce, popcorn balls for Halloween, and toughnut donuts. Miss Carlotta Yost and Mrs GHO Palmeli share addresses and notes on preparation, while a caution urges fresh lard and careful frying to avoid overheated fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gho
Palmeil
Griswold Road
Elyria
Carlotta Yost
Tad Street
Ohio
Pills, cereal clear constipation claim from Kellogg ad
A Kellogg advertisement touts Aut-Bran and Alleran as a mild, daily remedy for constipation. It promotes two tablespoons daily or with meals in serious cases and claims improved appetite, energy, and regularity through bulk and iron, citing a prior user testimonial. It includes contact prompts and notes production in Betila Orsol with casual health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Forsythe
Youngstown
N. Y
Local Elyria Cookery Ads and Dinner Guests
A collage of recipes and household notes from Elyria Ohio readers includes potato fried cakes, Washington fruit boat, mulled molasses walnut pie, minced meat, veal birds, and mashed potato doughnuts. Contributors Mrs D Evans, Mrs Ethel Litchfield, Edith Cutler, Mrs Ryder, and Miss Ethel Litchfield share menus, baking times, and ingredient lists. Also listed are dinner guests and social briefs from local families and a school class party hosted by Miss Eileen Novetny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
JT. Evans
Beehe Ct
Elyria
Ohio
Winners in recipe contest for the week
The Chronicle Telegram names Mrs. E. Canfield of 131 Marseilles Avenue for Chocolate Steamed Pudding and Mrs. Julia Easterwood of R. D. No. 2 Grafton Ohio for Oysters and Macaroni as weekly prize winners. Each receives a one dollar check. both recipes include detailed ingredients and methods for the pudding and baked oyster macaroni dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
E. Canfield
Marseilles Avenue
Julia Easterwood
R. DB
Grafton
Designs Ornaments For Bridge By Edith Reed
Edith Reed a third year University of Minnesota architecture student designed original ornamental work for a mile long bridge to be built over the Missouri river in Omaha. Her designs have drawn favorable comment from engineers. Reed funds support through work in a women’s shop where she has become manager and she serves as president of the Alpha Alpha Gamma architectural sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Reed
University of Minnesota
Omaha
Missouri River
Avon Lake Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs Fever nener celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Center Ridge home. They attended High Mass at St Marys Avon, with Rev George Stuber presiding. A wedding breakfast at 9 o clock and a noon chicken dinner followed, Sister Eileen present, yellow and white decor, yellow chrysanthemums on tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fever Nener
Center Ridge
St. Mary's Church
Avon
Geo. Stubern
Weber
Sisters of St. Mary's
Stuber
St Johns Young Peoples League Admits New Member
The St John’s Young People’s League met in the church parlors for October. Theodore Roth was admitted as a new member. The evening featured Halloween games and contests. Refreshments were served to 48 members and friends. Next meeting is Thursday evening November 22 at the church. Then Mia William Bullock and Mrs Johnson host the Ladies Dime Society in Congregational Church parlors Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
St. John's Young People's League
Theodore Roth
Mia
William Bullock
Johnson
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Married Saturday in South Amherst Church
Miss Theresa Gallo daughter of Mrs Rose Gallo of Loria and Joe Russo of South Amherst were quietly married at the Church of the Nativity. Rev I J Steiger officiated. The couple, unattended, planned a furnished East Main Street home. The bride wore green crepe ensemble with white chrysanthemum bouquet. The groom, lifelong village resident, and bride moved into William Emery residence. Dinner guests included Miss Dorothy Balek Richard Dickinson Al Glaser Maybelle Slack and Mr and Mrs Peter Ammenhauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Weber
Josephine Schuster
Avon Lake
M. A. Weber
Avon
Joseph Weber
Lorain
Nick Gerhardt
Bay
Rudy “Wood
George Kill
Kendalville
Indiana
Louis Kim
Cleveland
Robert Dechant
Harry Weber
Lakewood
Joe Schneider
Virginia
Jimmy Weber
South Uchid
Trolores
Rita
Jean
Dorothy
Richard Schneider
Edward Gabel
Marguerite DeChant
Carol Jean Weber
Shefeld
Kenneth Gabel
Jackie Stefan
Edmund Schuster
Avan Lake
Walter Raldauf
Frank [Reis
Evelyn Laubenthal
Ridgeville
Carl Dechant
Charlotte
Stanley Kkrajeski
Weber
Mr. Weber
J.T. Weber
Nick Kihi
Theresa Gallo
Rose Gallo
Loria
Joe Russo
South Ame
Church of the Nativity
I. J. Steiger
William Emery
East Main Street
South
Amherst
Sam Slack
Dorothy Balek
Richard Dickinson
al Glaser
Maybelle
Slack
Peter Ammenhauser
Avon Entertains Fire Side Club and Local Briefs
About twenty five members of the Fire side Club of Lakewood Congregational Church were hosted at Mr and Mrs Frank Schneiders Detroit Road home last Saturday. Breifs note several visitors and local gatherings including trips to Blissfield and Cleveland with residents from Avon and nearby towns. A fire call to Peter Christensen’s home is reported while various residents are noted visiting relatives and friends in Elyria New London and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Lakewood Congregational Church
Frank Schneider
Detroit Road
Peter Christensen
Ben Walker
Elyvia
Bertha Hubbard
Clara Wilford
Cleveland
Clarence Thompson
Orain
Charles Wilford
Arnold Buck
Bobby
New London
Gay Hultz
Cate
Elyria
Detroit Woman Confesses Hoax Kidnapping After Interrogation
Twenty one year old Elsie Water a Wayne University senior admitted to Detroit detectives that her nationwide search induced by a staged kidnapping was a hoax. She claimed she wished to “get away from it all” and was placed in a sanitarium for observation while her father Vincent Waier embraced her in St. Louis before she returned to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Elsie Water
Wayne University
St. Louis
Vincent Waier
Mrs Pickering Slips on Porch. Family Updates Reported
Mrs. Herbert Pickering slipped and fell on the back porch Saturday evening. Her daughter Mrs. Paul Pope of Lakewood spent the weekend with her. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fisher moved from the Barrett house to his father's home on Abbey road. Alfrieda will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith and attend school here this winter. Eugene Hubbard attended a Young Men's Council meeting of the YMCA in Cleveland. Mrs. Haines and daughter Elnor of Lakewood visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hubbard. The report notes no public lands in American Samoa, with ownership mainly by natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Barnes
Lawrence Ketchum
Elyria
Harry Trigalet
Hallowe'en
Bruce Amidon
Howard Walker
Ther Gons Albert
Walter van Hess
Rocky River
Theodore Weber
Herbert Pickering
Paul Pope
Lakewood
Gus Fisher
Barrett House
Abbey Road
Alfrieda
Harold Smith
Eugene Hubbard
Young Men’s Council of
Cleveland
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Renee
Mr. Forsythe
Allbran
Grocer’s
Kellogg
Fee Cold Elder
Washington
D. Evan
Beebe
CL. Elyria
Ethel Litchfield
Markaschint
R. D
Wm, Ryder
Chippewa Lake
William Ryder
R. D. Chippewa
Lake
Canfield
Marseilles Ave. City
D. Evans
Beebe Court
Edith Cutler
Chestnut St
Erith Cutler
Eileen Novetny
Regina McGee
Lois Himes
Dorothy Ryan
Marjorie Rettinger
Margaret Carothers
Lucile Adams
Harriet Treifer
Irene Moresi
Rita McDermott
Clara Austin
Robert Logan
Jim
FE. Canfield
City
Bazley Market
Bazley
Hamburg
James Webb Iaill
Co-ed
Mary Elsie Waier
American Samoa
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