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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1963

Page

4

Cinnamon Pineapple Cake and More Fall Desserts

A fall dessert feature highlights cinnamon rich cookies and pies. Recipes include Cinnamon Pineapple Cake with toasted topping, a warm Cinnamon Koffee Klatsch Kake, and a Cinnamon Plum Cobbler. Instructions cover batter mixing, pan prep, and baking to golden brown with a pineapple coconut topping.

Lock Your Car And Bake A Cinnamon Cake, New York

National Auto Mobile Theft Bureau urges locking cars to deter theft and estimates losses at a million dollars daily. The text then provides several recipes including a cinnamon apple cake and a cinnamon plum cobbler with pinwheel topping, detailing ingredients and baking steps for multiple yields.

New York UPI National Automobile Theft Bureau

Garden Flower Show Delivers Old MacDonald Theme at YWCA

The Garden Ys Flower Show at Holly Hall featured a barnyard backdrop with a life size cow from Elyria Dairies a manikin as Old MacDonald and farm scenes. Winners in Section A and B included multiple names across arrangements horticulture and table settings with top prizes for Rosy Dawn Milking Time and County Fair among others.

MacDonald YWCA Holly Hall Elyria Dairies, Inc J. C. Penney Co William Corlett Maurice Hyman Walter Magel C. H. Linge J. J. Gallen Howard Golimar J. A. Stigers W. O. McClellan Barnyard Friends J. C. Linville L. L. Conant Annetta Otto William Kofske Harry Anderson Carl Linge M. C. Allen C. Verne Unger Mac Donald C . Verne Unger William Cornett Walter Sudro Park Hobill E. MacDonald Ralph Edwards Park Habil

Local clubs announce fall meetings and events in Elyria area

Elyria mothers of twins open season with a first fall meeting at Monteith Hall 218 East Avenue 8 p.m. GALS invite new teachers and employed single women to join at YWCA residence tomorrow 7 p.m. A bake sale by Black River Playhouse Women's Auxiliary set for Saturday 3 a.m. at Lorain County Savings and Trust lobby. donations to Mrs. Gene Horvath 376 Concord by Friday. Harborview Junior Women's Club hosts hayride and square dance at Wagner's Farm 1 p.m. Saturday. box lunch, games and exchange planned. chairwoman Mrs. James Parobeck with committee. Elyria Chapter 165 Order of Eastern Star buses for Friendship Night to Lodi departing 7 p.m. with 6:30 p.m. assembly. reservations via secretary. Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers Auxiliary held first meeting at 12:30 p.m. Thursday Ware Vending Co. luncheon, business, plant tour. all wives invited. Lorain Deanery Council NCCW Presidents Tea tomorrow 1 p.m. Emerald Valley Lorain. Kay Cee Guild sponsoring. YWCA Yecho Club tours St Mary Church tonight 7:30 p.m. with meeting at R M Loretz 360 Eighth St. Bethel Shrine Auxiliary meets Thursday 7:30 p.m. at Annabelle Detar 116 Hawthorne St with dresses on display.

Black River Playhouse Lorain County Savings and Trust Gene Horvath Concord Harborview Junior Women's Club of Lorain Wagner’s James Parobeck Anthony Gomez Jerome Shinsky Warren Sturtevant John Petrillo Lorain County Society OF Professional Engineers Auxiliary Ware Vending Co West River St Elyria Professional Engineers’ Society

Who Should Decide If a Child Must Repeat

Frances L. Ilg and Louise Bates Ames discuss how a school system once barred repetition for first and second graders to push a curated pace. They warn against rigid mandates driven by textbook purchases and call for an informed public and school board to ensure children advance at their own rate.

THE Gesell Institute OF Child Development Frances L. Ilg Louise Bates Ames New England Supt. of Schools

Dear Abby letters on sunbathing neighbors and a tightwad husband

A reader asks how to tell a neighbor to stop sunbathing and browning the lawn while another writes about a frugal husband. Abby advises to address the lawn issue and the reader’s marriage concerns with direct, practical steps.

Abby Sun

Oldest Board of Education Enamel Admitted by Historians

Historians at the National Education Association note the oldest board of education measures three inches wide and half an inch thick, about three feet long. The wooden aid hung behind the principal's door and was used on misbehaving students.

Washington UPI Board of Education National Education Association

Driver education saves insurance costs for young drivers

New York officials report that high school driver education not only fosters safe driving among youths but also yields substantial insurance premium discounts. Many insurers grant lower auto liability and collision rates for male drivers under three years of age who finish recognized courses in high school.

New York UPI

Women Economists Find Women Control Major Household Spending

Economists report women influence up to 90 cents of every household dollar, shaping consumer choices and family budgeting across households.

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