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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1953
Page
2
The Elyria Junior Women's Club met with Christmas themed decor by the senior club. Dorothy Barber of Vermilion demonstrated holiday package wrapping. Members planned distribution of Kolly gifts December 19 and discussed charity and a major spring project.
Five mothers from Elyria and Lorain will model festive dresses and separates on Alice Weston's All For You program Thursday at 2:45 p.m. Elyria’s Mrs. Vernon Bell Mrs. John Klemm and Mrs. Robert Kiely join Lorain’s Mrs. Brendon Regan and Mrs. William Rieth Jr. Also featured is Mama Steps Out, presented by the Style Center of Elyria and Lorain. Arthur Goldstein, Lorain store buyer, comments on the segment.
Elyria Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution schedules its annual contest for the December meeting to be held Friday at 2 15 PM. Members will be entertained at the home of Mrs Arthur H Pfaff vice regent located at 210 Clavatana ofeant.
St Jude s Parents Club held its regular meeting with Mrs John Nagy presiding. The children presented a Jubilee program for Father Carrabine and guests from the first four grades. Holy Cross PTA planned a December 14 luncheon and a Christmas party chair is Mrs Bartos. The group viewed a projectors demo as they prepare for January 4 meeting.
Thelma Finlay profiles Mrs. Charles H. Cush ing in Elyria describing her long life in a doctor family three sons seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The piece highlights her faith in patience readings from Proverbs and broad interests in books music travel and community activity. It notes her husband Dr Charles H Cush ing died in 1925 and lists her civic roles and memberships.
Mrs. Ford Dernier of Grafton, mother of Mrs. Carl Shamel, is listed in fair condition after an operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital last Friday and may receive visitors. Also noted are visits and TV appearance by local families and a hospital discharge for Charles France.
Dan T. Moore described his experiences with the 0.5.3. during the Bald win-Wallace Women s Club Christmas tea held Saturday at Mrs. J. Hiram McDade Sr. s Rocky River home. Introduced by program chair Mrs. Howard Wells, guests and hostesses included Mrs. Robert Creamer, Mrs. Walter Southwick, and Elyria attendees. The group will meet next in Berea on April 2.
A fragmented ad claims individuals Tomas Fontanes Valasquen and Carmen Flecha Agosto reduced weight by 30 pounds in six weeks. It includes dubious statements about a drugstore booklet and a weight loss program offered via physician endorsements and home delivery.
Inez Cooke dips fish fillets in salted milk then coats them in a cornmeal and flour mix seasoned with salt and paprika. The fish are browned in hot fat and turned once then cooked about ten minutes. Slices are removed to paper toweling to drain before serving.
Auxiliary events at Elyria churches feature reports and devotions as Dorcas Guild and Division E share projects. Members plan Christmas and bazaar activities, gift drives for veterans, and occupational therapy programs at the Elyria Methodist Home with leadership from Mrs. Elton Strong and Mrs. Alex Mike.
Twenty three members of the Women's Auxiliary to Elyria Memorial Hospital met in the new wing to sew for the hospital and completed 274 articles. With rising sewing activity, a decision was made to purchase new machines. Harold Zealley thanked members for hosting the open house. A decorating committee chaired by Mrs. Scott Gilmore with Mrs. R. S. Rockwood and Mrs. Ellsworth Schneider judged nurses Christmas decorations at Hear Christmas Story. Members of Literary Club were entertained by Mrs. Swen Nielsen on Middle Avenue. a book review by Mrs. Dayton Robinson featured a Christmas story. Gifts exchanged during the social hour. next club meeting to be announced. Auxiliary card party set for Wednesday December 8 at 347 East Bridge St with a 5 cent donation.
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