Family Affair Square Dance Bug Bites Area Caller
Local square dance scene features Jack Barendt of Novak Rd as a top caller. His family joined in, teaching, practicing, and promoting Western style calls across Elyria, Akron, Lakewood, Barberton and Norton Center. Barendt emphasizes rhythm, teaching, and the contagious dancer’s bug leading to frequent dances and club involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barendt
Ronny
Jacqueline
Barendt
Novak Rd
Grafton
Chronicle-Telegram
Ron
Knothead Club
Sue
June
Elyria
Akron
Lakewood
Barberton
Norton Center
Grafton School
Jackie
Barendi
Cessna Homes
Hollywoodowners
Norton Township
Akron Area
Elyria Ywca
Holly i Hall
Jegssons
Holly Hoodowners
Widespread Social Round in Grafton and Valley City
Mrs Dorothy Grille Grafton RD 2 Phone 3857: neighbors recall visits and hospital stays. Family and friends from Parma Cleveland Eaton and Elyria attend weddings and homecomings. Attendees from Detroit Florida Ridgeville Oberlin and Ashland join church events at Apple Creek Valley City and Lorain County fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Grille Grafton
Grafton
William Wentland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wentland
Edward Lev
Parma
Harry Koty
Cleveland
Richard Potash
Eaton
Bertha Budweg
Arthur
Strengsville
Amelia Wentland
Robert Flickenger
Amelia Wentand
Harry Wentland
Viola Roberts
Evangelical Reformed
Reisinger
Henry Schneider
Detroit
Mich
Julius Detrich
Clearwater
Fla
Valley City
Valley City Evangelical and Reformed Church
Schneider and
Detrich
Elwin Klinect
Kenneth Schroeder
Walter Schroeder
George Heintz
the/Elyria
American Legion Hall
Elyrial
Heintz
Clarence Wise
Joyce Bender
Schroeder
Oberlin
Columbus
Gordon Blackhall
Anita
Charles Bottomly
el Rey Grotto Park
Janice Billman
Kermit Billman
Spenter
John Litvak Ang
Ridgeville
Paul Brown
Henry Schriver
Bert Schroeder
Bessemer
Roll Law
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Delbert Conners
Dale Stephens
Granger
Robert Conners
John Conners
Medine
Edna
Velma Brubaker
Ashland Jones
Lakewood
Clarence Meyer
Albert Roth
Anna Kauffeld
Lorain County
Oakdale
Brubaker
Ash
Warren Grills
Siamese Cat Crowned Best At Toronto Show
Eight month old Velvet Shadow Valana of Kalyan owned by Mr and Mrs Albert Hamling of Robson Rd Grafton earned championship in first show at Toronto Canada. Judges named her best of color best chocolate point and best novice in class. She won two trophies 18 rosettes ribbons and cash prizes in debut showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Albert Hamling
Robson Rd
R. D. J. Grafton
Toronto
Canada
Hamlings
Kalyan
Velvet Shadow
Social visit highlights from Elyria and North Olmsted
Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Grills included Mrs Phyllis Runyon and her daughters Carol and Nancy from North Olmsted. The Alt Miller home in Elyria hosted the event with Mr and Mrs Grills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Altmiller
Elyria
Mrs Grills
Phyllis Runyon
Carol
Nancy
North Olmsted
Elyria Chronicle Telegram Archive Note
Elyria Ohio dated August 29 1958 Chronicle Telegram page 15 references the city edition. This record captures bibliographic snippet noting publication and page designation without substantive article content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Captain to Speak on Crime at Kiwanis Dinner
Capt Maurice Flood acting chief of the Elyria police will address the Kiwanis Club at the Grafton School dinner on crime causes. He divides crime into personal, environmental, and political factors and will discuss economy and population shifts amid local debates on statehood and Puerto Rico. A question answer session will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Maurice Flood
Elyria
Grafton School
Captain Flood
Loraine Culver
United States
John W. Culver
Case
Hhe Institute
Cleveland
Culver
Puerto Rico
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Greenview Lawn Seed
Kapco Fertilizers
City Park Lawn Seed
Vigoro Fertilizers
Spitzer Hardware & Supply Co
Belden
Betsy Ross
Kraft Orange
Allison
KRAFT
Kraft Miracle
Nabisco
Wn LC
California
Shank
U. S
Birdseye Frozen Foods
Grafton Road
Marie Fiedens
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