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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1960
Page
3
The United Polish Club hosts a weekly fish and shrimp sale every Friday from 4 to 8 PM at 1501 Middle Ave featuring assorted seafood and dine‑in or takeout options.
Miss Eillien Thornion, Oberlin College librarian and first woman in the post, will address the Lorain County Historical Society at 6 15 p m May 9 at Oberlin Inn. She has held multiple library roles including Vassar and University of Minnesota positions and serves in New York Library Association leadership. The event includes the annual report distribution and hospital committee chair announcement.
The 11th annual Spring Show of Artcrafters showcases improved enamel work, photography, and painting with 450 items from 75 exhibitors. Notable entries include Richard Swat’s black and white photography and numerous Ne edlework and mosaic pieces from Elyria artists and students. The show runs tonight 8–10 p.m. in Holly Hall with additional hours tomorrow and Sunday, featuring portraits, landscapes, still lifes, and copper and brass enameled items from Cleveland and Elyria exhibitors.
Women of Emmanuel Lutheran Church hosted the United Lutheran Church Women Central Conference spring congress panel “What’s Your Problem” with moderator Mrs. John Pinkely. Committees represented included offerings Mrs. John Kiniswatter membership Mrs. John Lindquist Christian service Mrs. Robert Reichard education Mrs. Robert Kissell and Rev. J David Mumford spoke on living with truth and humor. The Emmanuel Junior Choir directed by Mrs. James Lamadue performed Were You There and Children Of The Church. Refreshments followed benediction, with Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. Johns serving.
Troop 1A met at a LDS church to work on Mother's Day gifts and conduct six cooking lessons at Ohio Edison. Cookies from the last class were delivered to Pleasant View Sanitorium Amherst. A Mother-Daughter dinner is set for May 11 at Ohio Edison with a cooking committee and hosts listed.
A quick gadget to cool hot bedtime milk uses two glasses. Fill one with hot milk and slide it into the second empty glass to shield your hands, making it easier to carry to bed without burning.
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