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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1957

Page

2

Miss Elsie Reed and Robert J. Daniels Engaged

Miss Elsie Reed and Robert J. Daniels announce their engagement. Miss Reed is the daughter of Mrs. Donna Reed and the late H. D. Reed of Plymouth. Daniels is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Daniels of Elyria. Both are local graduates. Reed from Plymouth High and Oberlin School of Commerce, employed by Elyria Telephone. Daniels a Elyria Police officer. Wedding plans are indefinite.

Elsie Reed Robert J. Daniels Donna Reed Plymouth H. D. Reed Mr. Daniels P. J. Daniels Longford Ave Miss Reed Plymouth High School Oberlin School of Commerce Elyria Telephone Company Oberlin Elyria High School Elyria St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church

Dian Eischen and William Ternes Plan Fall Wedding

Mr and Mrs John Eischen announce the engagement of their daughter Dian to William Ternes son of Mr and Mrs Roy Ternes The couple plan a fall wedding Dian is a Elyria District Catholic High School graduate employed by Thel Thew Shovel Co William is a Eaton High School graduate employed by Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company

John Eischen Kenyon Ave Dian William Ternes Roy Ternes Chestnut Ridge Rd Eischen Elyria District Catholic High School Thel, Thew Shovel Co Eaton High School Bendix-Westing'house Automotive Air Brake Company

Women's Activities NEWS NOTES Winifred Fay Editor

A brief women’s pages item edited by Winifred L Fay highlights club meetings, community milestones, and social announcements from local organizations. The notes summarize upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and service projects tied to the city’s women’s groups.

Sheldon Engagement of Linda Sheldon to Richard Wilbert

Mr and Mrs Harold Sheldon announce the betrothal of daughter Linda to Richard Wilbert at a family dinner at their home on Easter Sunday. Linda Sheldon a Elyria High School graduate of 1956 and X ray technology student at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Richard Wilbert, son of Mrs Stella Wilber and the late John Wilbert, attended Elyria High and works as a leverman for the New York Central Railroad.

Harold Sheldon Spruce St Linda Richard Wilbert Wilbert Stella Wilber Furnace St John Wilbert

Hair Styles Shown At Social Progress Meeting

Social Progress Department in Monteith Hall announced future events and projects by the Elyria Woman's Club including jewelry sales by handicapped makers and a donation to the Elyria Recreation Board for audio equipment. The program featured hair styles by Eleanor Haynes of M. Michael Studio and noted plans for tax stamp dinners, receptions for state president Mrs. Ray Davis, and an essay contest on free enterprise during American Opportunity Week.

Social Progress Department Monteith Hall Woman’s Club Edward Vieland Albert Solet Elyria Ray Davis Woman's Club Oberlin Inn Elyria High School Norman Eugene Eldridge Christian Coleman Lorain County Industrial Association Eleanor Haynes M. Michael Studio Duane Tirnlae S ‘Bell Tane

Jaycee-Ette Tea Plans Completed

Plans for the Jaycee-Ette tea are completed for Sunday at the Jaycee Hall from 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Richard Lygsight will speak to the group and music and skits will follow. All Jaycee wives are invited and special recognition will be given to charter Jaycee Ettes past presidents and new members.

Jaycee Hall Richard Lysaght

Women of the Moose Hold Academy of Friendship Night

Current officers forming the receiving line include Mrs Alan David president Mrs Don Boddy vice president Mrs Russell Cahill corresponding secretary Mrs Robert Acheson recording secretary and Mrs William Fitch treasurer General chairman of the tea is Mrs Robert Vonachen Her committee features Mrs William The Moose Hall was festive with decorations by Gerhart and others Yellow forsythia jonquils blue decor and blue formals with gold accessories Members wore blue carnation corsages and invitations tied with gold ribbon Initiation of two members highlighted the evening with the Belle vue Chapter performing ritual honors

Alan David Don Boddy Russell Cahill Robert Acheson William Fitch Robert Vonachen William the Academy Herbert Bates

Town Talk Cafeteria of Friendship welcomes new members

Residents of Ford Rd and Palmetto welcome new co workers to the Academy of Friendship. Irene Diedrich travels to Oregon. visitors plan to build a home in Palmetto. Hazel Gibson’s family notes. address Box 80 Rt 1 Palmetto. Hospital Guild events and May observances announced. Nancy Thompson accepted for nurses training at Hillcrest Tulsa. Mary Frances Humpal donates toward Immigration Museum.

John Morns Academy of Friendship Ford Rd Man Irene Diedrich Oregon Margarets Palmetto Gard Hazel Gibson Wiliam Rt. 1 Morris Saginaw, Mich Mary Frances Humpal American Museum of Immigration Statue of Liberty

Attic Club Explores Rare Musical Box Collection

Husbands visited Berlin Heights to Dr Byron P Merrick’s museum rooms where one of the nation’s largest private musical box collections was shown. Dr Merrick explained the history from 1750 boxes in jewelry to 1860s desks using steel disc records to broaden access.

Attic Club Berlin Heights Byron P. Merrick J. Merrick Switzerland

Clean The Pot For Finer Brew

Dr Merrick and Mary Kay Coleman advise on coffee hygiene and brewing. A clean pot prevents rancid buildup that alters flavor and recommends boiling water with detergent, disassembling removable parts, scrubbing with cleaning solution, and thorough rinsing after each use.

Miss Coleman Sur

Parking Authority Plans Bigger Space for Cars in Waterbury

Waterbury authorities said they will allow larger spaces between traffic meters to accommodate the growing length of new automobiles, informing the police board of the change.

Waterbury Conn

Slick Trick to Remove Ink Spots with Alcohol

A tip suggests using alcohol rather than water to lift ballpoint ink blots from fabric. The method claims alcohol breaks down the ink more effectively, yielding a clearer blot removal result.

Misses 10 12 14 16 18 Cape Pattern 9123

Dressmaking notice for a Paris inspired slim cape pattern 9123 in Misses sizes 10 through 18. Includes printed directions and portable sewing guidance. Requires 1 1/2 yards of fabric for size 16. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for mailing to Maran Marti Pattern Dept. Chronicle Telegram in New York.

Paris Maran Marti Tee Chronicle Telegram West 18Th St New York N. Y

Calendar Of Events At Local Clubs And Organizations

A list of upcoming events from Gaety Club to Y Echos includes meetings at Holly Hall Washington Ave and Lake Avenue Congregational Church. notable items mention pre nuptial dinner for Sharlene Putnam and Edison Thompson slated for June 30 with a reception planned at Hilltop House.

hUreen Hall American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Daughters of American Council Eagles Hall Frank S. Harmon Lodge Hilltop House Sharlene Putnam Edison Thompson

Y Echoes Plan Pre nuptial Dinner At May Meeting

After a brief business meeting the group played Bingo and arranged a pre nuptial dinner. Transportation was provided by Fred Beck Nancy Grant John Cherney and the Rechko Funeral Home. The next meeting will be May 6 at the YW residence A sumptuous dinner will be served at 6 30 p m.

Fred Beck Nancy Grant John Cherney Rechko

Designers Draw South American Flair For Spring Line

Designers turn to Latin American motifs in a new Fiesta Fashions collection. The line highlights Indian and Spanish Colonial influences with bold colors, embroidery, and silhouettes inspired by Incan patterns and tango romance.

South Ameria

Helen MacKenzie To Speak At Lorain WCTU Spring Session

The Lorain County Woman's Christian Temperance Union midyear meeting is set for April 30 at Henrietta Methodist Church. Helen MacKenzie, executive director of Lorain County Family Service, will speak at 1 30 p.m. after a 10 30 a.m. morning program with a business session devotional led by Rev Martin Mickey. Earl Lovett of Elyna will demonstrate educational aids and a luncheon will be served by the local group.

Lorain County Woman's Christian Temperance Union Henrietta Methodist Church SSS Helen MacKenzie Lorain County

Township PTA To Start School Census

Elyria Township PTA will conduct a school census this week through April 30. About 40 mothers will visit every house to count all children, with Mrs. Howard Carrick as enumeration chairman. Workers will wear ID cards. A May 9 health check targets entering first grade, and May 15 checks enter kindergarten.

Elyria Township PTA Crestwood Howard Carrick

Rainbow Girls Elect Queen Candidate in Elyria

Mary Lee Mason was chosen as queen candidate for the Elyna Assembly Rainbow for Girls at a recent meeting. The spring formal is set for May 10 at Hotel Cleveland with Vic Stuart and his band providing music. The Elyria assembly met at IOOF hall with Barbara Fox presiding and Nancy Frye introduced. An upcoming Rainbow Mothers Club meeting is planned for tomorrow at Mrs. Jerry Kostyo’s home on Oberlin Rd. Rainbow Conclave is slated for June 20 21 22 in Columbus and Rainbow Girls will serve at the Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner May 2 at Elyria High School gym. The Rainbow Mother and Daughter banquet is May 8 at 6 pm in First Congregational Church. Committee chairs are JoAnn Soja Bev Fielder and Jeannie Maxwell. The next meeting is May 13 at 7 30 at the IOOF hall.

Academy of Daughters of Union Veter- Bellevue Ans Mae Russell Park Ave Akron Hospital Guild Zelma Haven Academy of Friendships Grafton Rd Mary Lee Mason Elyna Assembly Rainbow For Hotel Cleveland Vic Stuart Elyria Assembly IOOF Barbara Fox Nancy Frye Rainbow Mothers Club Jerry Kostyo Oberlin Rd Rainbow Columbus Rainbow Girls Junior Chamber of Cou- 11

Watertown Abattoir Hit-Run Driver Sought Over Horse Shortage

Police traced a hit and run incident after a car breakdown connected to a horse shortage at Watertown Abattoir Co. George Pero claimed slaughtering 6000 to 7000 horses annually while investigating the cause of the car shutdown and the raccoon incident in Auburn Michigan.

Watertown 3.D Auburn Mich Watertown Abattoir Co George Pero Pero

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Dian Eischen France Swat Studio Winifred L. Fay Harold Sheldons Linda Sheldon Elyria Woman’s Club Ralph Bramwell Richard Corts Lester Drage Harold Block Richard Hoose Cochairmen C. R. Sharrer Joseph Smith Walter Smith Robert Stevenson Ross van Arsdale J. Houghton Wagner Leonard ‘Wasserman Clifford Water Cora Phelps Bruce Boehler Katherine Meyers Dottie de Wald Ada Worthington Haynes Jaycee-Ette Bellevue Secor Clara Terry Irene Dredench Edna Terry Marge Slumske Lorraine Wonder Nancy Thompson Raymond Thompsson Wooster St Hillcrest Medical Center Tulsa Oklo Nancy J. W. Smith Columbia Ave Pennsylvania Florida The Jefferson Pta Dick Billett Elvira Sherbet Specialty Elsina Gaety Club William Schroeder Holly Hall League of Women Voters Sheldon Reiley Washington Ave Gamma Epsilon John Patak Beverly Ct Epsilon Sigma Graystore Cascade Pta St. Mary Altar Dorcas Washington Avenue Church of Chast Lake Avenue Congregational Church Richard Reis Bon Air Ave Catholic Study Club Ruchard Stewart Lakeland Mayflower Guild First Congregational Church Wick First Baptist Church Hebron House Y-Echos Com WCTU Henrietta Rainbows Trouser Trouble Sumer Gonvire Nyien Yhreed Neclite Gibson Brothers Cleveland Street Phono
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