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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1960
Page
2
A fragmented kitchen note describes onions enhancing dishes from North African couscous to Australian pumpkin soup and Andean sauces. It details mixing onions with meat, peppers and salt, sautéing briefly, and serving with toast. Yield and other stray measurements appear, reflecting a scanned recipe draft.
Miss Anna May Syoc married Pvt Frederick Hartman in a double ring ceremony Tuesday evening at the First Methodist Church New London. Rev Orland Ruby officiated. parents listed as Mr and Mrs Hobart Syoc and Mr Lew Hartman with sisters and relatives attending. The couple planned future plans and transfers noted in the surrounding text.
Community announces Patricia Stevens will be honored at a public open house tomorrow hosted by local groups. Attendees can meet Stevens and learn about her contributions to the organization.
In a memory filled column, the writer notes Bill Fordyce’s absence from school due to injuries and illness while he rests at Memorial Hospital. The piece laments the growth of go kart enthusiasm, calls for safety measures, and imagines possible improvements such as organized tracks and trained supervisors. Jeff Price and local athletes are mentioned as influences.
Highway Department announces two bridge projects in Medina and Willard counties. A concrete steel beam bridge on Route 201 north of Homerndie Medina will replace a camelback span and widen to 28 feet with detours via US 16 and 204, completing by Aug 31 1952. A new 40 foot bridge on Route 99 Willard will replace camelback structure, widen street to 20 feet, raise elevations for 30 mph, with Central Ave Willard closed and detours via Routes 194 61 and 262, finishing next September.
Lorain County Sheriff's Auxiliary hosts a turkey and ham shoot to raise funds for uniforms. The event occurs at the Lorain County Fish and Game Grounds on North Ridge Road starting September 18 at 12 30 a m. Sheriff’s Lieutenant Richard Meyers announced the drive aims to support members and 42 trainees currently in classes.
Theatergoers face higher prices as Black River Playhouse Inc raises single admissions by 25 cents and Saturday tickets by 25 cents. A three play season booklet sells for $3.75 with three tickets usable at one performance. The season opens November 3 with The Mouse Trap and runs seven performances over several weeks.
Vermilion Power Squadron offers free one night a week boating courses for men and allmen in Elva and Lorain. Elva class meets at 7:30 pm at Ohio Fuel Gas Co. on Walnut Street. Lorain class meets at Yueh Club Wednesdays at 1:30 pm. Lectures cover navigational topics and safety as the squadron promotes skilled, safe craft handling.
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