Around Town Meeting Highlights at Carlulta Club
All members attended a Tuesday meeting at Gertrude Gantz home on Middle Ave. Prizes from Bunce Bridge went to Helen Morrow and Louise Hall. Betty Shatto received birthday gifts from the club. Carol Hanson, secret sister, will host members at her Abbel Rd. home on May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlulta Club
Gertrude Gantz
Middle Ave
Bunce
Helen Morrow
Louise Hall
Betty Shatto
Carol Hanson
Abbel Rd
Ocean Club General Meeting Plans Summer Social Program
At the YWCA, Ocean Club discussed picnics tennis and swimming parties. No social tonight and the group meets again on May 1. Less Brown was re-elected chairman, Ronald Taylor became treasurer, and Eileen Kelly was chosen secretary. Jack Humphrey joined the committee to plan a summer program of social officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Club
YWCA
Less Brown
Ted Trulove
Ronald Taylor
Eileen Kelly
Jack Humphrey
Piano Students Present Recital at First Congregational Church
Mrs U ak Squire led a recital by piano students in the Wick Room of First Congregational Church last evening. Younger players offered playful numbers while older students performed works by Beethoven Grieg Leybach Heller and Wilson. The program featured duets and a final segment titled Fun With Music with participants including Tommy Blakeley Bonnie Sue Boggs Jerry Rosen Arnold Berke Marjorie Hayes Edward Buttle Judy Ann Dunn Richard Bosworth Carol Sprague Mary Loree Berkebile and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Ak. Squire
Wick
First Congregational Church
Beethoven
Grieg
Leybach
Heller
Wilson
Tommy Blakeley
Bonnie Sue Boggs
Jerry Rosen
Arnold Berke
Marjorie Hayes
Edward Buttle
Judy Ann Dunn
Richard Bosworth
Carol Sprague
Mary Loree Berkebile
Sarah Liewltyn
Mary Kesson
Janice Miller
Susan Kirby
Carol Pontius
Sandra Goldsmith
Nancy Sharp
Laren Cutter
Carol Seabold
Jay Cobb
Betty Lou Little
Joy Gardner
Sharon Parcell
Nancy Miller
Douglas Brewer
Jean Maxwell
Jane Kesson
Robert Gower
Juanita Adams
GAR Auxiliary Welcomes Out-Of-Town Guests At Luncheon
Twenty eight visitors from Medina and Wellington were entertained at a GAR Auxiliary luncheon in IOOF hall hosted by Richard Allen. Decorations included myrtle streamers and quince blossoms. Favors were crocheted hats by Lydia Squires and Minnie Hall. Guests included Isadore Ross Helen Barrow Lettie Stevick and Ann Rohner. Meeting adjourned until May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Wellington
Richard Allen
Isadore Ross
Helen Barrow
Lettie Stevick
Ann Rohner
Department
Etta Cowles
Department Aid
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
Elyria
Ross
Columbus
Medina Corps
Lucille Warner
Beatrice Gills
Lottie Marsh
Ralph Lockman
Birthday Bank
Anniversary Bank
Women Of The Moose Luncheon Hosted At Virginia Towne Home
A Women Of The Moose luncheon at Virginia Towne’s Middle Avenue home preceded a College of Regents Committee meeting. Chair Christine Buswell led the session. Prizes went to Ina Blaine and Helen Altfeld. The Buswell home will host the next meeting. Summers dresses of crease resistant cotton should be ironed on the wrong side with a cool iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Towne
Middle Ave
College of Regents Committee
Christine Buswell
Ina Blaine
Helen Altfeld
Buswell
Churchwomen At Work at St John’s Lutheran Meeting
St John’s Lutheran Women’s Mission League held a Thursday meeting in the school auditorium with reports on the Spring Rally at St Mark’s Cleveland and Rev Storm’s talk on the Missouri Synod’s work for the blind. Members planned a May 18 hospital tour and a May 6 clothing drive, while noting Braille publishing and free magazines for the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Fred Schoditsch
St. Mark’s Church
Cleveland
W. Storm
Concordia Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Tuseday
Lutheran Hospital
Clarence Koepp
Fairlawn Ave
Morea
Storm
Synod
Teenster
The
Messenger
United States
St. Louis
Lutheran Home For the Aged Auxiliary
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Garfield Heights
Carl Piepenburg
Cora Meredith
St. John’s Guild
George Miraben
God
What's Cooking At Our House
Vegetable care matters for color flavor and nutrition. Fresh market buys should be refrigerated and avoid bruised produce. Trim tops, cook covered to preserve nutrients, and save cooking water for stocks. Potato pancakes blend multiple vegetables and pair with cheese sauce. Readers invited to share recipes for publication.
Brownies and Scouts Meet at Edison School for Projects
Brownies of Troop 79 held a meeting at Edison school where Lenora Hawkins led the pledge and Janet Hodge collected cues while planning outdoor cookery items. Troop 78 elected officers, and Troop 52 held a regular meeting with outdoor games after dues. Troop 63 members spoke on household items, with a map craft and songs followed by taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Brownies
Edison School
Lenora Hawkins
Janet Hodge
Girl Scout Circle
Troop No. 78
Jean Hummel
Ellen Blair
Carole Claycomb
Virginia Southam
Nancy Hutchings
Janet Thome
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Troop No.63
Carole Vetter
Suzanne Morris
Sandra Hevener
Coleen Westcott
Gale Stone
J. Stone
Ohio
New Officers Elected At St Jude Troop Meeting
New officers were elected at this weeks meeting of St Jude s Troop. They are Mable Cowen president Linda Gurchik vice president Toni Sculli secretary Gwen Pitts treasurer Sandra Martin flag bearer Diane DeBe vec and Sue Robson color guards. Following the business session flowers and flower pots were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jude's Troop
Mable Cowen
Linda Gurchik
Toni Sculli
Gwen Pitts
Sandra Martin
Diane DeBevec
Sue Robson
Calendar of Monday Evening Club Events in Elyria Lorain
Local groups list Monday activities including Elyria Woman's Club Hadassah YWCA literary meetings at Cambridge Court Catholic Study Club and St John Lutheran PTA. Also Knights orders DeMolay Rainbow For Girls and Moose lodge host events at local halls with times from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hadassah
Elyria Temple
El-Y-Annes
YWCA
Peer Nielsen
Cambridge Ct
Catholic Study Club
Ray Swepe
Lorain
First Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Mary Cordrey
East Ave
St. John
A.M
Women of the Moose
Knights of Columbus
Order of DeMolay
Jaycee Hall
Order of Rainbow
IOOF
Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses
A compiled discharge list names patients and their addresses including Ralph Appleton 268 Lexington Ave Dov Cottrell 1276 East Ave Mrs Carl Jacobs H5 Hall Rd Mrs Frank Kosik and daughter North Ridgeville Mrs Howard Musick 500 West Third St Mrs Thomas Redington North Olmsted Charles Reid 232 Seventh St Mrs Robert Rising Grafton Fayette Rue 1% Parmely Ave Allen Rumpler 139 Jerrol Ct Mrs Kenneth Showalter and son 126 Harrison St Mrs Frank Smith Grafton Mrs Thomas Smith 140 West St Mrs Clay Smith 264 Spruce St Mrs Clemma Stiles 1273 East Ave Mrs Herbert Strickland and son 616 Bell Ave Mrs Harry Tallman R D 3 Mrs John Thokas ko 309 Foster Ave Gary Starr Grafton Charles Norris North Olmsted Michael Keough 176 Parmely Ave and Sandra Bailey 144 Lake Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Appleton
Lexington Ave
Dov Cottrell
East Ave
Carl Jacobs
Hall Rd
Frank Kosik
North Ridgeville
Howard Musick
West Third St
Thomas Redington
North Olmsted
Charles Reid
Seventh St
Robert Rising
Grafton
Fayette Rue
Parmely Ave
Allen Rumpler
Jerrol Ct
Kenneth
Chronicle-Telegram item from Elyria April 24 1954
A brief 1954 Elyria Chronicle Telegram item notes local happenings with concise details. Names, places, and exact event stakes are limited but indicate a community update or society note typical of the period. The report presents no graphic content and maintains a neutral, informative tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Ehlkes Celebrate 35 Years With Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ehlke of 532 East Ave marked their 35th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home. Attending were son William Ehlke and his wife and two grandchildren Sandra and Tommy, daughter in law Christine, mother in law Margaret Krugman, and son Richard serving in Germany. Numerous gifts and commemorations accompanied the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ehlke
East Ave
Ehlke
William Ehlke
Thheir
Sandra
Tommy
Richard Ehlke
Christine
Margaret Krugman
Richard
Germany
Ehlkes
Maranatha Class Tureen Dinner Hosts Report
Mr and Mrs Emory Fisher hosted 16 members of the Maranatha Class of First Baptist Church for a tureen dinner. The event featured spring flower decor, a business session led by the president, devotions from John First Epistle, and missionary letters from Liberia Belgian Congo and French Equatorial Africa read by Mae Lyman. Prayer for the missionaries followed with Bernice Haines closing in prayer. a social hour concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Fisher
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
George Shook
Mae Lyman
Liberia
Belgian Congo
French Equatorial Africa
Bernice Haines
Earl Lacure
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Deborah Anne Overcash
Myron Overcash
Marseilles Ave
Punky
Warren Crandall
Lincoln St
Beverly
Ginger Gail
VFW
Edith Thomas Wallace
Isa
Tee Repos
Rical
Oodman
Goodman
oopmAarn le Sld
Lee Ae Ee
W. Broad Elyria
Chio
Apapera Rik
GAR
Women of
ST. John's Lutheran Women's Mission League
East Side Guild
Catherine McKee
Carl Woodin
Lawson
Travel Mart
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William ‘Simkovich
Blake St
Kenneth Schmitz
West River St
Edwin Berner
LaGrange
John Wirth
Cambridge Ave
Wayne Lauffer
East
Fifteenth St
Bernice Sanders
Will Humphreys
Grace Heinzerling
Sadie McClelland
Evelyn von Achen
East Side
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
George P. Colburn
Rose Dyke
E.blythe
Silver Yearsin
Center Ridge Rd
Richard Rensch
Dyke Rd
Carl Newton
Hilliard Rd
Alfred King
Telegraph Rd
Grace Guild
W.W. Walker
Donald Hamilton
Westlake
Capitol
Jeff Chandler
Rivoli
Pride of
Blue Grass
Bowery Battalion
Shane
ST. Jude Troop
Center For
Third Street
Red Feather Agency
Maid Plugiess Department
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
Arthur Ehlkes
Elyria Furniture CO
Karl Bltt &Son
Lorain Road
Fairview
Edison
Elyria Dairies, Inc
Carton
Elyria Dairies Inc
Lake Ave
Clark St
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