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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1962
Page
9
The SANDUSKY Erie County Demonstration Council will hold Achievement Day at Milan Methodist Church starting 1 p.m. The program, themed What's New in 62, includes a style review by women who tailored winter wear and panels on education and leadership. A closing tea follows with speakers and a panel of educators and local officials.
Vermilion Lorain County Chapter of the American Guild for Organists meets at Congregational Church tonight at 8. Edward Mattos, church organist and choir director and professor at Ober College, will discuss music in the Jewish Temple. meeting open to the public.
NEW LONDON Donna Tram London Chapter to the state council JoAnn Cowie and Suzanne Dill have been named the three leaders of America voting delegates from the Newlaturday in Columbus.
Lorain County Unit of the American Cancer Society plans an extended service program for Henrietta Township with Mrs Hildred Brown as executive secretary. Mrs John Hostetler leads dressings and motor corps for three townships and May 10 training on bandages at Lorain County Cancer Center. Interviews for state officer candidates include Maes Dill for Central Region ranking VP. New London Chapter to receive Award of Merit with Mrs Ruth McLaughlin and Mr and Mrs Forrest Dill. Donna Trammell named hostess.
The Lorain County Historical Society will meet tonight in the Wick Room of the First Congregational Church. Daniel C. Smith of Smith and Gerhart LoRain will speak on Great Personalities in Circus Life. Smith, a circus history hobbyist, has known many notable circus figures. Visitors are welcome.
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