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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1950

Page

5

Minstrel Show Delights Elyria Audience at New Auditorium

A large Elyria crowd enjoyed the opening night minstrel show at Elyria District Catholic High School on Gulf Road. Presented by Elyria Knights of Columbus Council 194, the varied program featured music, comedy and dancing with a cast aged from youngsters to adults. Grand Knight William Hartman hosted Part One, after an overture by the orchestra directed by Edward Kieffer, and numerous soloists and acts followed, including Sally Kinter, Peggy Reichlin, Andrea Worthington, Betty Lou Meyers, Dale Muche, Richard Muche, Earlene Mraz, Collette Domanski, Robert Domanski, Jane Baker, Patti Haley, John Ross, Ann Dunn, and Nancy Baker.

K. of C Elyria District Catholic High School Gulf Road Council Ti4 Elyria Knights of Columbus Edward Kieffer Elizabeth Morath William A. Hartman Knights of Columbus Council Sally Kinter Peggy Reichlin Andrea Worthington Betty Lou Meyers Dale Richard Muche Earlene Mraz Collette Robert Domanski Jane Baker Patti Haley John Ross Ann Dunn Nancy Baker

Minstrel Show Continues With Band Of Local Performers

The Elyria story continues with a Dixieland minstrel show featuring interlocutor Boyce Goldcamp and a lineup of soloists including Ray Young, Bunny Beauchemin, Paull Fritz, Mel Young, John Ross, Russ Powers, Jack Kurek and Bill Ford. A medley opens the program, followed by songs and comedy and a dramatic scene of a white-haired mother. The men’s chorus includes many local performers under C H Todd, with special Gulf Road bus service provided tonight.

Stepe Don Mamitton Carl Kastubinsis Bob Pozega Iste Ed Elbert Faye Wisser Carolyn Hamm Joan Smith Barbara Trott Janet Wissinger Jean Lomas Barbara Adams Earlene Mraz Joan Schmidt Don Hamilton Nancy Baker John Lydon Mel Young Bill Ford Dale Donnie Wessell Glenna Gayle Perkins Lois Storer Scotty Renwick Rita Baumgardner Rosemary Owens Laverne Lauffer Joan Rothgery Mary Bryant Anne Boyce Goldcamp Ray Young Bunny Beauchemin Paull Fritz John Ross Russ Powers Jack Kurek Tom Davis Paul Fritz William Holt Lorne Elbert S. C. Rothgery Bernard Gallagher John Stefek Albert Koviak Steve Stefek Charles Hentges Francis Willoughby Joe Bonczek William Hartman Thomas Davis Clarence Brown Matthew Fortman John Kralisz Norbert Young Robert Younglas Edgar Martin Anton van Boxtel Louis Rotunda Norman Smith Mel Licking John Novak Bernard Mackett Curtis Barnes Earl Shaffstal Edward Frabotta C. H. Todd Gulf Road

Amherst MES June E Alexander at 172 Franklin Ave

Amherst MES contact June E Alexander at 172 Franklin Avenue, phone 3611, listings indicate the address and phone for inquiries or services.

June E. Alexander Franklin Ave

Amherst Eagles Organize Blood Donor System

Amherst residents held a regular meeting at the Eagle home where a blood donor list was created under Henry Raesler to match donors with those needing transfusions. A softball team was organized for Wednesday with Richard Muniga as manager and a sign-up at 8 p.m. for players.

Amherst Eagles Eagle Henry Raesler IRNO Metta RNO Brownhelm William McQueen John Portman Burton Sick Caroline Rose Russel Miller Ben Northeim Robert Kneisel Rotary Club Congregational Church Jake Durling Lorain Rotarians Ray Wasem Don Patterson

Kiwanis Club To Hear Sales Head

The Elyria Kiwanis club will host N. C. Rubin of The Yoder Company Cleveland as this week’s noon luncheon speaker on Thursday. Rubin, vice president and director of sales, will discuss German industrial activity present and post war, drawing on his Europe travels studying tube and pipe mill industries and installations for new equipment.

N. C. Rubin Yoder Company Cleveland Elyria Kiwanis Club Rubin Europe

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