Mrs Dolby to Speak at Norwalk Methodist Meeting
Mrs James Morton Dolby of Cincinnati national president of Church Women United will be the featured speaker at the annual meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church Norwalk District. The event at First Methodist Church Lorain Sixth and Reid Ave Tuesday includes luncheon reservations and installation by Mrs Alfred Underwood with district president Mrs George Vaught presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morton Dolby
Cincinnati
Church Women United
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Norwalk
First Methodist Church
Sixth
Reid Ave. Loram
Alfred Underwood
North Ridgeville
Blake Hazen
Wadsworth
George Vaught
Oberlin
Officers Chosen By Xi Zeta Xi Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
Xi Zeta Xi chapter elects Mrs Jerry Rombach president and Mary Ann Novak as vice president. Other officers include Mrs Robert Yarish recording secretary Mrs Gerald Koepp corresponding secretary Connie Conry treasurer Mrs Richard McCormick extension officer Mrs Lowell Knapp Civil Defense and Mrs Bruce Siffert city council representative. Monthly service project supported Head Start children making Easter bunnies from paper bags and giving suckers and rubber balls. A wig party is set for April 23 followed by the Mother-Daughter banquet May 14 at Eddy's Chalet West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Rombach
Xi Zeta Xi
Beta Sigma Phi
Mary Ann Novak
Robert Yarish
Gerald Koepp
Connie Conry
Richard McCormick
Lowell Knapp
Bruce Siffert
Eddy’s Chalet West
Engagement of Deborah Kay Smith to James W Filip
Mr and Mrs Maurice B Smith of 103 First St New London announce the engagement of their daughter Deborah Kay to James W Filip son of Mr and Mrs George Filip of Norwalk. Deborah Kay Smith a 1967 graduate of New London High School will enroll in airline school and works for DE Ward Co in New London. James W Filip a 1966 graduate of Kemper Military College is serving in the U S Army stationed in Vietnam. Wedding plans are indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice B Smith
First St
New London
Deborah Kay
James W Filip
George Filp
Norwalk Road
Norwalk
Miss Smith
DE Ward Co
Filip
Kemper Military College
Boonville
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Girl of the Year named at Mu Mu chapter meeting
Mrs Gerald Burton chosen as Girl of the Year by Mu Mu BSP at Tuesday chapter meeting. Mu Mu Mother Daughter banquet set for May 16 at the YWCA. Oakwood School PTA to meet Tuesday at 8 pm to elect officers and present safety awards and art scholarships. A fifth and sixth grade musical program is planned. Staff Sgt and Mrs Robert Konsesky announce birth of a daughter on April 9 at Higii Air Force Base Izmir Turkey. they have an older daughter Ton Lynn. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Konsesky Elyria and Mrs Evelyn Davies Christchurch New Zealand. What You Can Expect from Social Security explained by Antoinette Prodrack at Elyria BPW meeting. A demonstration of parliamentary procedure by Ina May Azdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Burton
Mu-Mu
BSP
YWCA
Oakwood School Pta
Robert 0. Konsesky
Higii Air Force Base
Izmir
Turkey
Ton Lynn
Paul F Konsesky
Elyria
Evelyn Davies
Christchurch
New Zealand
Antoinette Prodrack
Lora
First Congregational Church
Ina May Azdell
Ask the Teacher Shirley Schraub on longer school calendars
Dear Mrs Schraub and Dear Mrs E debate extending the school year beyond 18 days and 15 years of schooling. UNESCO survey shows 37 of 51 countries have more class time than the U S England exceeds by about 28 percent. Longer terms could boost high school completion and depth of programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unesco
Europe
England
Mores
Moore
Beat Chronic Fatigue With Daily Energy Plans
The article warns against chronic fatigue and urges a full physical checkup to find causes. It links fatigue to negative emotions worry and indecision and suggests planning enjoyable daily activities, addressing hurt perspectives, and seeking a free leaflet on worry from The Chronicle Telegram Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust St
Des Moines
Iowa
Art awards presented at Elyria library show
Lorain County Community College dominates the three day Kay Harrison Junior Women's League art show at Elyria Public Library. 186 paintings and prints across oils watercolors and graphics judged by a panel from Case Western Reserve Cleveland Museum of Art and John Carroll University. Major prizes awarded to LCCC artists and high school entrants with several seniors and adults receiving ribbons and honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Community College
Kay Harrison
Junior Women's League
Elyria Public Library
Kim Yanhke
Anita Rogoff
Case Western Reserve Unversity
Paula Gillam
Cleveland Museum of Art
Mary Ann Magner
John Carroll University
Olive M Smith
Betty Jean Maruch
Ruth Hess
Citzens
Geraldine Dougherty
Marcia M Matus
LCCC
Junior Women’s League
Kim Yanke
Mary Magner
Robert Brown
Adjustable bathroom sink makes washing easier for all
A decade after a Disney land exhibit, the adjustable sink is now common in homes. The height can be raised or lowered at the press of a button to suit tall adults, short adults, and children, enabling easier lathering and rinsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disneyland
Care for Fry Pan Spill Cover and Grease
Practical note urges washing a filter-type fry pan cover after use. Rinse with hot soap to remove grease buildup, ensuring steam exits while grease is rinsed away before it hardens. Emphasizes keeping the cover clean for safe cooking.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Dolby
Women of
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
Dallas
Allen Parsons
Kentucky Ave
Lorain
Mrs. James Dolby
Deborah Smith
Fas
Shirley Schraub
Mrs. Schraub
Bruce Firestones
USA
Lowery Organs
Gulbransen Organs
Lake Rd
Sheffield Lake
Jey
Chronicle
Broad Street
W. Bridge ST
C Mar Isbell
M Bonaminto
Betty Jean Mamichi
Helen Cox
M Varga-Sinka
R A Llewellyn
Ond
Brannan
Douglas Blough
Lecce
Regan Timms
Chris Wacker
Mike Varga- Sinka
Linda Halliwill
Myrtle Petro
Ruth Zealley
Ous
Jack E Sparks
Grafton
Robert W. Brown
Philco
Benton
Cleveland Street
Madcap
Michael Angela
Midway Mall
Carls
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