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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1954
Page
9
Create festive child costumes from flameproof crepe paper with simple patterns. Directions cover skirts bodices and collars, using two folds of paper, machine or hand sewing, and minimal trimming to make snowflake angel tree elf outfits for school and church pageants.
Mr and Mrs James Ku of 420 Kenyon Ave welcomed son Mark James on Nov 2 at Elyria Memorial Hospital, weighing seven pounds 13 ounces. Barbara Walsh of Cincinnati, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Walsh, was elected junior class president at College of Mount St. Joseph. Leota Kay Catanese, seven pounds nine ounces, born Nov 25 to Mr and Mrs Joe Catanese of Beaver Falls Pa. Andrew Trill of Center Ridge Ind North Ridgeville is hospitalized for an operation. Household tips note lemon juice and salt remove rust stains. pipe cleaners make good child hair curlers.
New York features a discussion on women entering decorating and related crafts as viable businesses. Expert Kelsey of James Talcott Inc notes training, capital, and managerial skill are essential, with personal service ventures like decorating shops and costume jewelry shops offering better risk. He advises women to pursue fields requiring study and licensing for a head start, and to seek competent financial advice before starting.
The Young Marrieds group held a Yuletide party at Helly Hall YWCA last evening. Santa Claus collected toys for Gates Hospital for Crippled Children as punch and lunch were served. Organizers included Mr and Mrs Selmon and Mr and Mrs Gradisek, with plans for square dancing lessons by Jack Barendt at the Jen.
A family dialogue emphasizes budgeting and early shopping to avoid last minute rush. The father asks for help in planning Christmas spending while the mother insists on shopping early and coordinating ahead. The exchange suggests parental guidance shapes children's cooperation and holiday costs.
St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church Women’s Guild held a Christmas meeting with reports from six circles and a review of year’s accomplishments. A candlelighting meditation, carol singing, and a memorial service for the late Mrs A Wockenfuss marked the program titled The Lard ly Light. New chairmen were named for various departments and gifts were given to several members. Circle No 5 served Christmas themed refreshments. next meeting scheduled for the afternoon of January.
Parent Teacher Activities describe a Hamilton PTA sponsored bazaar with elephant sale apron boots snack bar fish pond and movies for adults. Edison School teachers honored at a recent dinner with decorated tables and corsages. Dr Franklin Guttfried sent thanks for support. Membership chairwoman announced 148 percent city membership win. Dr Elsie Snell to speak January 15 on Better Family. Attendance award to Miss Shirley Wallace’s third and fourth graders. Elyria High A Cappella choir performed Christmas carols. Next board meeting January 4 at 1841 Lake Ave.
A simple home tip suggests wiping piano keys with a milk dampened cloth to whiten the ivories. This quick method uses dairy moisture to lift residue and brighten the key surfaces.
Newlyweds Nathan Gross and his bride, married Saturday at Mt Nebo Primitive Baptist Church, reside at 1001 South West River Street Elyria. The ceremony was led by Rev. We M Yale at 5 PM, with 15 guests at Jones Chapel Church. Bride, daughter of Mrs Sophia Washing and Mr Austin Tex, wore gold satin with bolero. her maid of honor Mrs Elizabeth Sanders wore a two piece gray and blue suit. Groom is son of Mrs Nancy Gross of Bewidere Tennessee. best man Richard I Gross. Hosts included Mrs Beth Sanders and several others. reception featured a large banquet in a T shaped arrangement.
A report notes an improvised modification where a piece of sandpaper was placed under clamps and beneath a table, yet the chopper continued to operate poorly and allegedly jammed. The incident highlights the need for proper tooling and safe setup.
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