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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1955
Page
3
Navy Mothers held a family night tureen at the American Legion hall with over fifty attendees. Commander Mrs. Harriette Abbe announced the nominating committee comprising Mrs. Anna Meschke, Mrs. J. A. Daly, and Mrs. Dypler.
Mrs Richard Mackey led the Tuesday program for the Elyria Woman's Club American Home and Child Welfare department. Mrs Hil dred Brown of the Cancer Society showed a film on personal home breast cancer self exams. Members folded cancer pads and planned a May 22 luncheon and social afternoon. Navy Mothers will entertain at Crile Hospital with AMVETS Friday with a 6 pm departure from the AMVETS hall and Crile Hospital open house 1 30 to 4 pm. May 12 Helen Eastman invited Navy Mothers to plan a sec. State Navy Mothers Club was organized with Helen Strong Toledo Commander Mildred Jones Cleveland first vice commander and Mrs Ferguson Sidney second vice commander. Mrs ordella Keefer Willard adjutant Gertrude Dormsle Columbus finance officer Jennie Wacker Dayton chaplain Helen Kenny Youngstown judge advocate. Mrs Cunningham announced a rummage sale for May 6 and 7 at 11M West Ave. The group enjoyed musical selections and a paper cut-out demonstration by Pete Smith. Play The Civic Beautifying Committee was dramatized by Lillian Alexander Ella Welton Dorothy Morton Sylvia Kleeby Hannette Abbe. Next Navy Mothers meeting set for May 25.
Past Noble Grands met yesterday at Mrs. William Heidrick’s home for a dessert program hosted by Lucy Pomeroy and Bertha Olmond. Hilda Mapes chaired, reports were read, and appreciation was shown for sunshine cards. The president spoke on a California trip. Next meeting planned for May 25 at 6 pm at Mrs Iva Marsh’s home on Russia Road.
Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran Church discusses May 24 election dinner at the parish hall. Officers to be elected, meeting moved to May 24 with a three course dinner at 6 30 pm. Members, guests, and entertainment arranged by club officers and volunteers.
A dated recipe roundup presents Frankfurter Potatoes Sausage Cas serole with baked macaroni and sausage, plus a vegetable salad method using endive lettuce celery radishes cucumber cauliflower green onions and raw French beans. The note mentions hospital births discharges and upcoming club elections with several local names and addresses.
Dr Karl With of the University of California Los Angeles says rising construction and maintenance costs will make giant museums financially impossible. The future exhibition hall will be small and flexible, housing traveling shows and only top permanent collections. Unused items will be stored in warehouses viewable by scholars and art lovers. Bake Sale: Gas Co. Fri., 9 A. M. Sponsored by Happy Multiples Class Wash Ave Church of Christ.
Rev. Carl Schuette of Cleveland spoke on his Holy Land trip with aid from Simon Schuler. The Grace Lutheran Woman's Missionary League met at the church last evening with fifty five members and guests in attendance.
The Garden Y's Club met at the YWCA residence and toured the Fine Arts Gardens and Lakeview Cemetery in Cleveland. New member Mrs Harvey Winckles joined, while a going away gift was given to Mrs William Dutch who travels to Scotland. A guest day luncheon is set for May 15 at 1 pm in Holly Hall with Artes Dart Keceh and Mrs C J Robinson in charge. The next meeting is May 2 at the YWCA residence.
The LaArtsta Dames Sewing Club met Saturday evening at Mrs Lois Robinson's Clinton Avenue home. New member Mira Murray welcomed. tickets for a style show discussed. Next meeting May 3 at Mrs Dixie Simmons' 16th Street. Rummage Sale set for Harrison at 121. Members voted to send funds to Wesebaum family and Equalization Committee. Refreshments served. next league meeting July 28 at 2:00 PM.
Lorain County VFW Auxiliary met Monday at Wellington VFW Memorial Post 6911 rooms with Lola Wook presiding. Members planned to attend a van trip to the Xena home on May 15 and make noon reservations with Helen Frey by May 9 for the district meeting. A cake walk and luncheon were held, and the May 9 meeting at Fulton Home, 28th and Fulton, Lorain, will include nominations and elections after a 6 30 pm tureen dinner.
Mary Jensen of Elyria Public Library reports that the Children's Story Hour will not be held tomorrow. The notice cautions families to check for updates and future dates.
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