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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1951

Page

8

Polish Catholics Build New Elyria Church in 1920s

Polish residents of Elyria organized Holy Cross Church beginning 1913 with services at St Marys and later chose the 15th Street West Avenue site. Construction finished 1923, first services at Christmas 1923, baptism and marriage rites in early 1924.

Holy Cross Church Elyria Holy Cross Jozef Kuta Grafton Renta Cate Church of the Assumption St. Mary's 15Th Street West Avenue Helen Podrazka Joseph Leonowicz Wladyslaw Malanowski Helen Frankowiak R. Budny 14Th Street United Polish Club

Polish Club Sports Committee Commands New Home Move

The United Polish Club underscores its active sports committee which has driven a growing athletics program since 1946 and oversees club picnics and social events. Members listed include Leo Kunaszewski Chuck Hobar Steve Kaminski Jr Walter Kaszubieski Clem Monske George Bahl Zig Sadowski Albert Starzewski and Paul Fritz Monske.

United Polish Club Middle Avenue 15Th Street Leo Kunaszewski Chuck Hobar Steve Kaminski, Jr Walter Kaszubieski Leo Zelleski Clem Monske George Bahl Zig Sadowski Albert Starzewski Paul Fritz

UPC To Observe 10th Anniversary Celebrations

The article recalls the formation of the club with its first president John Dobrowski and officers including John Jablonski and Frank Walend. It notes the Polish Club’s move to a new headquarters, ongoing community activities like weekly fish fries, and sports teams from softball to bowling. It also mentions a 1942 start and a daughter of building efforts led by Dr. Bert Brosky and Zemo Graber. The closing joke relates to a Nebraska economics student and a weary professor.

William Malanowski Jabilowski Anthony” Wawr‘zenczak Stanley Kaczmarczyk Steve Kaminski Clem Malanowski Henry Butkiewicz Ben Janowicz Elyria Women’s Auxiliary United Polish Club Pro Bert Brosky Zemo Graber

First Big Social Event At New United Polish Club

The new United Polish Club hosts its first large social event on Saturday August 11. About 1,000 people are expected in the new ballroom as Rudy Lindell and his 18 piece orchestra from Cleveland play modern and polka for dancing.

New United Rudy Lindell Cleveland Lindell Nelchestra

Refrigerate fats to prevent spoilage and discuss colored cotton varieties

To prevent spoilage keep lard butter margarine drippings rendered fats and open salad oil containers under refrigeration. Cotton varies in color from white to dark cream with brown and green lint varieties also present.

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