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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1963
Page
5
This piece recalls Rosh Hashanah celebrations on September 19 and 28, detailing ancient and biblical food customs. It notes honey and honey cake at the festive table, the Persian practice of sweets, and describes a honey orange glaze for roast chicken with kasha stuffing and a prune carrot twist using frozen orange juice concentrate.
Bethel Shrine and Eleven north eastern Ohio shrines gather for term opening in Akron with line officers from Toledo Messiah Shaker Palestine Lakewood Lake Erie Maple Washington Bethany Mirian Galilee Elma and others. Officers welcomed include John Limberg Harry Reid Vivian Wood Waneta Miller Esther Weller Vera Goodell and more. Invitations extend to receptions in Buffalo Detroit Cleveland Lorain and other locales with planned banquets and a Hat o rama. Also features a carrot trimmings recipe and a roast chicken stuffing recipe with orange juice glaze.
Mrs. Mayme Frederick was guest of honor at an open house Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. L L Notzing er 455 Metcalf Road. The event marked her 75th birthday with about 65 friends and relatives attending from Amherst Kent Ravenna and Michigan. Her three other children Mrs Harold Bassett Ravenna Harold M Frederick Birmingham Michigan and Robert Frederick Elyria attended. Mrs. Robert Frederick served as co hostess.
The Clearview Band Boosters hold their first fall meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Clearview High School cafeteria. The main topic is fundraising for band instruments. All community members are invited. Executive board meets at 7 p m before each regular meeting.
The Columbia Homemakers Club resumes its fall meeting at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Mrs. Leon Ives home. The project titled Bird Cages requires each member to bring twenty cent hangers. lunch is requested and coffee will be provided.
The Institute of Life Insurance says today’s youth need solid education to reach success like Horatio Alger characters. Victorian times made high school and college scarce, with 1890 grads at 44 000 and 16 000 respectively, when most pursued business start ups rather than professions.
Judith Redockovich became Mrs. Szaniszlo in a Sept 7 ceremony at St Marys Church with Rev John J Hayes officiating. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Redockovich of East Broad Street and her groom is Andrew Staniszlo of Elyria. The couple hosted 400 guests at an UAW Hall reception then left for Niagara Falls and Canada.
Members discussed summer activities at a Brentwood Lake Village meeting hosted by Mrs. Richard Gollmar. Mrs. Grant led devotions and was named representative to the YWCA Interclub Council. A basket booth for the YWCA International Festival on Nov. 15 was planned. The next meeting is guest day at Mrs. Roy Hayes home on Oct. 3 at 1 p.m.
Washington reports marriage prospects for United States women have improved drastically since 1940. About 7 percent of women in their early 30s have never married, down from 15 percent, and around 1,600,000 women are expected to marry this year.
A reader column offers tips for busy mothers balancing clutter control with children. It advises focusing cleanup on entryways and shared spaces, using quick fixes, and arranging storage. The piece notes mothers’ emotional strain and suggests consulting a doctor for mood issues.
Florence W. Low of the American home economics association reports UPI that a delegation from 21 states returning from the Soviet Union found many similarities in daily life. They noted Soviet husbands sometimes help with chores, state purchases seen as expensive, and limited consumer availability, with average earnings about 100 dollars a month.
Christina, 20, youngest daughter of Crown Prince Carl Gustaf, begins studies at Radcliffe College in Cambridge Massachusetts. She is democratic and private, skilled in music ballet and skating, with bright blue eyes and darkly blonde hair. She aims to major in music and is the first Swedish royal to study in the United States.
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