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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1957
Page
14
Winifred J. Fay is noted as editor of the column or page segment identified by the phone line 4751. The item records a staff attribution with a brief notice of the editor's role and contact reference.
St Andrew's Churchwomen announced plans for a May 1 tea at Mrs Arthur Robishaw's home with executive council hostesses. The event coincides with the Spring Ingathering of the United Thank Offering and features a Daytime Group program at the Washington Avenue Church of Christ.
Mrs Walter G Nord hosts and speaks at the Lorain County Historical Society April meeting. The event at 355 Edgemeer Place Oberlin begins at 8 p m. Officers will be elected and plans announced for the annual May dinner. Mrs Nord will discuss her fan collection. Mrs Curtis Haines chairs hospitality.
Cascade PTA members meet at the school with plans for a teachers reen, a May 11 paper sale, and an April 24 spring rounding at the school led by Mrs Beuch and Miss Wilhite. A panel on What Teachers Expect of Parents will be held April 9 with a May 15 board meeting.
Sgt. le Robert C Findley and his wife Sumiko with two children Kenneth and Jennie arrived by air from Japan to visit the judge and Mrs Guy B Findley on N Abbe Rd They plan a 30 day stay before Sgt Findley reports to Fort Meade Md They stopped in the Hawaiian Islands and Seattle on the way home
The article discusses government stamps on foods and explains U S inspections and grades. It notes a Swiss Steak recipe for 4 to 6 servings and mentions local officials, the Mt. Union College staff, and a PTA patrol event with awards and officer appointments. Mrs. Philip Stevick and Mr. Stevick are named, as are several students and teachers involved in the program.
Newly elected Edison PTA officers for the coming year include Mrs Myron H Peters as president and Mrs Norwood Baumhardt as vice president. A panel discussion on a conference topic was held, with John Rebenack as moderator and several panelists. A May 1 safety patrol honor and an April 29 staff dinner were announced.
Upon the nominating committee’s recommendation the Ninety Five Club re elected current officers for next year including Mrs L D Huffman president Mrs David Horan vice president Mrs J L Beltz secretary and Mrs Richard Timms treasurer The vote followed a luncheon at the Elyria Country Club yesterday at one o clock Outlook and program committees were chosen and the next meeting April 18 at the Elyria Country Club will be hosted by Mrs George.
Spring Valley Country Club announces a get acquainted dance and spring party for new and prospective members and guests. Gene Krugman’s orchestra will play for dancing starting at 9 p.m. tomorrow night with the house committee in charge of arrangements.
Royal Neighbors of America meeting noted at residence. Order of Eastern Star at Grotto Hall at 7 30 p.m. Junior Unit Post 1079 meets at VFW Post Home at 7 p.m. Kismet Santha 28 at Grange Hall Oberlin at p.m.
Dr. Mariamme Philip, resident physician at Elyria Memorial Hospital, spoke to the M. B. Johnson Alumnae Association at the Nurses' Home about living conditions in India. An OSNA convention was announced for Dayton next week Thursday through Saturday.
Beta Sigma Phi aims and purposes were read at the Exemplar chapter model meeting at the Sederis Hotel. Guests included Mrs. William Fell and Mrs. Eugene Plas. The Ritual of the Flame was filed with the international office and a Dayton chapter has used it. Portsmouth requests a copy for its upcoming installation. A preferential tea is planned Sunday at Washington Avenue Church of Christ with members and rushees invited. Two cultural programs were presented and the sorority will meet again April 4.
Miss Lois Simmonds explains grading is not compulsory for most commodities though shippers may request service. Grades range from U S Fancy to U S Standard across canned fruits vegetables poultry eggs and more, helping buyers choose appropriate quality for pies desserts or everyday use.
Sonrisa Club members planned their anniversary party for May 9 during a meeting last night in Holly Hall. Cards were played at the social hour and prizes awarded to high scorers. Miss Doris Schaffer created the Easter centerpiece for the serving table.
Harold Zealley administrator of Elyria Memorial and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children spoke on hospital administration to the Elyria Democratic Women's Club at Monteith Hall. He noted 40 laboratory technicians work under two pathologists and that hospital staff cannot diagnose or dispense medicine without a doctor.
St Jude's Altar and Rosary Society schedules the 24th monthly First Friday fish dinner to benefit the parish. Service begins at 5 p.m. in the church school auditorium and runs to 7 30 p.m. Tickets are sold at the door. Take out service starts at 4 p.m. and is coordinated by Mrs Donald Hurlbut, Mrs A D Sullivan, and Mrs Joseph Dombroski.
Newly elected officers of the Metropolitan Club were announced at a Holly Hall meeting. President is Mrs Harold Enyeart, vice president Mrs Ernest Seabold, secretary Mrs Wesley Suhr, and treasurer Mrs Walter Warriner. Four new members joined, and Mrs Hugh Dunstan spoke on Abqaig, Saudi Arabia, where she has lived six years. The next meeting is a theatre party on May 3.
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