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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1962
Page
6
Town notes and events in Elyria area
Bon Karl Scott Bedocs born March 18 to Mr and Mrs Dennis M Bedocs former Elyrians now living in Bellevue at 162igh St weighing 7 pounds 10% ounces. Garford Parent Teacher Association meets Thursday at Eastern Heights School at 8 p.m. with officer installations and a sixth grade play and square dance. Sun and Fun Fashion Show at Emmanuel Lutheran Church mother daughter banquet Thursday 6 30 p.m. Reservations due Sunday. Duplicate bridge at Elyria Country Club last night with winners listed and next game May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Scott
Dennis M. Bedocs
Elyrians
162Igh St
Bellevue
Bedocs
Merit Shoe Store
Theresmarie
Joseph A. Bedocs
Elyria
Joseph Thome
North Ridgeville
Garford
Eastern Heights School
Garford School
Fay Co
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Loretta Sederis
James Anton
Arthur Hess Jr
Paul Owers
George Knisely
Robert Saddler
Carole Foster
Jackie Bergland
Sally Ferguson
Linda Horvath
Susan Johns
Sally Saddler
Nancy Green
Jerry Thomasson
Ralph Hall
Moya Bendik
Elyria Country Club
Charles Stoner
J. C. Hageman
Howard Somers
C. R. Aldrich
Joseph Lueser
Peter Eizkorn
Donald Sanborn
Area social notes announce engagements and leadership honors
Allen P Dawley of Oberlin elected president of Alwood Fellowship at Tri-State College Angola Indiana. Gloria Jean Hodges of New London engaged to Charles Edward Hicks Jr son of Cleveland. Kappa Alpha Theta meeting set at O'Neil Beauty Salon Sheffield Ward Oberlin. Kathryn Reichard of Oberlin named Madrigan Group assistant director at Wellesley College mass. She a sophomore, Oberlin High School graduate and active in choir German Club and library roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen P. Dawley
Gordon C. Dawley
Pyle Ra
Oberlin
Alwood
Alwood Hall
Tri-State College
Angola
Ind
Dawley
Ethel Hodges
North Maple St
New London
Gloria Jean
Charles Edward Hicks Jr
Charles Hicks
Cleveland
Miss Hodges
Sheffield S. Ward
North Prospect St
West High School
Fenn College
Republic Steel Co
Kathryn Reichard
West College St
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Joseph R. Reichard
Reichard
Oberlin High School
Career and home life blend for secretary during National Secretaries Week
Mrs. Harvey E. Hahn of Bendix-Westinghouse balances work as an industrial munitions secretary with homemaking. She credits cooperation from her husband and daughters aged 9 and 7, sews, square dances, and leads the Cascade chapter of the National Secretaries Association. Community items note Maplewood PTA Fathers Night, Elyria Woman's Club meeting, Areme Club luncheon, and a June picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey E. Hahn
Ninth St
Hahn
Bendix-Westinghouse Co
Ragna
Terri
Franklin School
Cascade
National Secretaries Association (International
Dyke School of Commerce
Cleveland
Jean Hahn
Parents urge clear rules for teens dances and independence
A letter from a parent panel discusses teenage independence and the need for parents to set limits. The writer cites a daughter and a son in Oberlin and Granville and recalls a past debate on dance rules. The message urges firm boundaries to help teens avoid indecision and defend parental care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Downe
Edward R. Downe
Colum
Niel. R. Hazelton
Roger Hazel
Woodland Ave
Oberlin
Denison University
Granville
Elizabeth Kardos to speak at Farm Bureau dessert
Elizabeth Kardos, columnist for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, will guest speak at a Lorain County Farm Bureau Milky Way Dessert Monday at 7 30 pm. The event features a style show, costume patterns, and notes on urban resident personal touch in costuming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kardos
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Usrat
Farm “Milky Way
Melodys Bureau Council
Grove
Jas
Tere
Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Women of churches at work meet across groups
The report covers multiple church circles meeting in May and May breakfasts. Members including Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. Custar, Mrs. Steinmetz and others host, lead devotions, and discuss plans. Speakers include Miss Kapitzky and Rev. Robert Morgan. The May Tea and Open Door Circle activities are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Circle
Robert Maynard
Ohio St
Ivan Justice
William Custar
Melvin Haag
Robert Steinmetz
Dan Cooksey
Dorothy Jones
Williams Custar
Allen Shaw
John Findling
John Wuerty
First Church
Frances Kapittzky
First Congregational Church
Overbrook Rd
Open Circe
Church of the Open Door
Walter Ryan
Raggle Taggle Rice Featured In Town Singers Program
The article describes a town sing ers event featuring Raggle Taggle Rice with meals served, a guest speaker Mrs. Bendik presenting, and a cookie contest won by Troop 13. It notes troop activities including May 5 invitation from Troop 28, and introduces Troop 16 officers Cathy Smith president Denise Burrows vice president Shelly Willbond secretary Cindy Shoes treasurer Paula Horvath scribe Donna Shaw shopper with crafts and sponge painted vases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Milan Bendik
Cheryl Neal
Ruth Young
Reaverages
Mever
Bendik
M. F. Wacker
Mary
Edwards
Sandy Szabo
Opoop Gg
William Wladecki
Nic
Canyon
Cathy Smith
Denise Ng. Burrows
Shelly
Willbond
Cindy Shoes
Paula Horvath
Girl Scout Troop Activities Highlight Spring Drive and Beauty Tips
Troop 2 hiked to Hilltop House for a nose bag lunch with leaf samples and wildflowers collected. They sold 504 cookies and awarded prizes to Judy Brown Carol Joslin and Susan Prochaska. Ten Easter baskets were filled and donated to charity. Troop 92 met at Cascade School. Mrs Earl Diewald handed out skating tickets for May 5 event. A badge discussion followed. Charlene Walters was scribe. Patricia Glynn notes spring fashion and a paper drive in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 2
Hilltop House
Judy Brown
Carol Joslin
Susan Prochaska
Jand
Cascade School
Earl Diewald
Patricia Glynn
Tolfoop
Elyria Woman's Club to chair OFWC reception in Cleveland
The Elyria Woman's Club will host the grand reception for the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs at the Sherton Cleveland Broadway hotel. The 65th annual convention runs Tuesday through Thursday with workshops on parliamentary law leadership and public speaking. Notable events include a pattern fashion show The Best of Broadway Melo- tunes and a panel on Education In the Sixties. Akron coach Joseph McMullen will speak about Juvenile Delinquency and public affairs will be debated by leaders from OFWC and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Ohio Federation of'Fashions
William Women's Clubs
Con Boehm
Sherton-Cleveland
Broadway
Cleveland
Thurst
Goodyear Chorus
Richard Thomas
Joseph McMullen
Akron University
Junior Catholic Daughters Finish Banquet Mats at St Marys
Junior Catholic Daughters completed place mats for the mother daughter banquet. St Margaret Juniorette Troop met Thursday in the Blue Room at St Marys Church with Judy Minnich as hostess. The event took place on Harris Road in Sheftieta Lake and opened at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret
Calendar items for Monday community groups and meetings
The schedule lists Sweet Adelines First Congregational Guild at 8 p.m. and Twinettes Club at Holly Hall. A 1.20 p.m. dinner, LC Panhellenic Council with Mrs. William Engeland at 290 Hamilton Ave 8:15 p.m., and Dorcas Guild with Mrs. Sam Nagy at 120 West River are planned. Lieut. Governor involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Adelines
First Congregational Guild
Holly Halil
Panhelienic Council
William Engeland
Hamilton
Ave
Dorcas Guild
Sam Nagy
West River
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Young Timers Shop O'Neil
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Shopping Cent
Lorala
Fairfax
Lorain
Beauty
Secord
O'Neill's
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