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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1957
Page
11
In Oberlin the article explores why finding a foster home is easier than expected. It examines community attitudes and local programs that support foster families and youth in need. It notes input from residents and social workers on fostering processes.
Community column notes a clash over Oberlin Lorain County water taps and college town relations. It questions accessibility of college events to townsfolk and urges town meetings or lecture series to bridge gaps between Oberlin College and nearby residents.
Oberlin. Christ Episcopal Church hosts a panel discussion on The Church Takes a Look at Politics following a family potluck in the parish hall at 6 15 p m tomorrow. Panelists include Thomas Flinn David Anderson Mrs Thurston Manning and Mrs Whitman Denison. A children's movie will be shown.
Members of the South Amherst Methodist Youth Fellowship delay their pancake supper planned for Sunday April 7 until after the revival services continuing for 10 days. Eleven members plus a guest met that evening with Miss Martha Harris presiding.
Oberlin Ohio Mrs. Mariam Wall has been named chairman of a Martha Chapter No 35 Order of Eastern Star committee to coordinate with the Masons lodge on the annual spring banquet planned for May at Oberlin Inn She will select her own committee.
The Wakeman Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Mae Myers presiding. Officers nearly all at stations, invitations read for several inspections in April and a greeting from Ohio Grand Chapter leaders. Fifteen sideliners honored, gifts and a daffodil presented, refreshments served for 35 members and one guest. Next meeting set for Tuesday night April 9.
Harold Welch and Joanne Farmer wed in Hartland Township with Justice Toby officiating on March 22. The couple reside on North Main Street in New London, and Joanne is the daughter of Claud and Mrs. Farmer of Wear.
South Amherst church officials outline plans for a revival service starting tonight at 7 30 led by Dr Beebe and a summer camp chaplain project for the Bay Scouts in the Firelands area June 23 to Aug 3 The Easter building fund collection and a financial report were presented by Mr Smith and the Official Board.
South Amherst Ohio hosts revival services at 7 30 led by four ushers from the men of the church and four from the Youth Fellowship. Rev Willis Coburn recalled to serve another year as pastor with Mrs Coburn living on Forest Street.
Mrs. George Grayhill presided at a Monday April 1 meeting of the Auxiliary at the Fire Station with 10 members present. Prizes during the social hour were awarded to Mrs. Grayhill and Mrs. Richard Green. Mrs. Kenneth Wottring and Mrs. Herman Witt served a dessert course. The next regular meeting will be May 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wise hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Vern Rundle. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and son, Florence Rundle, Patrolman Walter Senich, and Mayor Edward D. Bergin who praised the honorees and assisted with a parking matter involving Bergin’s car found in a no parking zone.
Oberlin Kiwanis Club members will demonstrate a model meeting for the newly formed South Amherst Kiwanis Club tomorrow night at the Congregational Church in South Amherst. Walter Hansen is president of the South Amherst Club.
Ninettes met at Miss Carol Keisler's home to arrange their annual summer outing. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. William Devers Mrs. Barney Freeman and Mrs. James Kares during the social hour. A two course lunch was served and plans were set to meet at Mrs. Joyce Tammaro's Telegraph Road home on April 8.
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