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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1952
Page
9
Bishop of the Diocese of Pittsburgh explains the heart as the sum total of a person’s inner attitude toward life. He cites liturgical uses across Protestant and Catholic rites and discusses the heart’s power, its link to beliefs, and its impact on health and behavior through psychosomatic medicine.
The Esther circle at Mrs. Charles Noble's home served a tureen dinner to 11 members. Mrs. Florence Nichols led a Ruth devotional, and Mrs. Roy Muller shared a Biblical Esther story. Announcements set April 2 and April 24 events, with a note of canceling the Esther circle meeting to attend the district meeting.
A crowd gathered at Beulah Wise home to mark her 18th birthday on March 25. Guests enjoyed cake ice cream and pop around a green pink trimmed cake with artificial grass and coordinated table decor. Card Club Meets Neighborhood residents join Mr and Mrs Art Wise for a card evening March 25 with refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Bill Brooks spent Saturday with Mrs Brooks parents Mr and Mrs Grabestretter. Marty Bostch visits sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Joy of Wellington. Mr and Mrs Martin Bostch plan to return home from their west tour this week.
Belden Quilt club gathered with Mrs. Delbert Conners on Thursday for a noon dinner and social needlework. Mrs. Lottie Klinect to host in April. Knot-a-Thread Quilt club met with Mrs. Pauline Sooy with nine guests bringing needlework and lunch. On April 17 the club meets with Mrs. Linda Benton.
The South Amherst Room-For-More class of the Methodist church elected officers with El Eschke as president and Mrs. Harry Higgens as vice president. Mrs. Alman Brocksieker was secretary-treasurer, and Le Roy Hasenpflug named assistant. The group reported $120 paid for missions and approved $250 to World Service. A social luncheon followed for numerous members and families. A pre Lent family night at Congregation featured a film Honor Thy Parents and prayer led by Gerald Krage. Jacqueline Meggsi hosted a birthday gathering with guests preparing favors for an upcoming dance.
Jerts and a guest received gifts as Herman Witt and Mrs. Kilmer spent days with Bin and Mrs. Wilbert Berry and newborn Holly Ann at Little Creek Virginia. Rev. Rothrock of Cleveland spoke at the Methodist Church on Shade of a Rock in a Weary Land. Mr. and Mrs. Kolb and Mathes families returned from a Florida motor trip. The Woman's Society of Christian Service plans a missionary tea at 2 p.m. Thursday with Alta Jacobson of Elyria as speaker.
The Royal Neighbor lodge meets at Swiss hall Thursday evening for the monthly session. South Amherst Alumni Association holds a Thursday evening meeting at the school with important business on the agenda. Congregational Woman's Association guests to be entertained at Mrs. Krage’s home on Vivian Street Thursday at 2 p.m. Red Rose troop of Girl Scouts led by Mrs. Carl Keissler and Mrs. Carl Obenour hosts a weiner roast Friday evening at the Obenour home after a hike.
In Covington Kentucky police arrest Harold McCarty a 21 year old man after he drove a car used for a driving lesson into a house living room He faces charges of reckless driving destruction of property failure to have a driver s license and ignoring a stop sign Also a news item notes a large electrical shovel in surface coal mining can move enough earth to overflow a railroad hopper car.
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