Christmas Party Circles Aid Local Homes
Plan Christmas Party Circle No 2 of First Methodist Church donated candy and apples to Oberlin and Berea Children's Homes during a holiday meeting at Mrs C C W O Malley's Waterfall drive home. Members sang Jolly to the World and heard devotions and readings before planning future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
First Methodist Church
Oberlin
Berea
Cc. W. O’malley
Waterfall Drive
C. F. Bronson
Minnie Reed
Fred Sams
Lucille Langston
Lois Littleton
Circle Hears Speaker Mrs Wesley Miller on Belgian Congo customs
Mrs Wesley Miller spoke at the First Methodist Circle No 10 Christmas party on East ern Heights boulevard about Christmas meaning to Belgian Christian children. The event featured readings prayers, accordion music, carols, a gift exchange for Berea Children's Home, and a dessert served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Miller
First Methodist Circle No. 10
W. O. McClellan
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Miller
Harry DeVore
Matthew
Lon Sheldon
H. M
Washing guide for sling chair canvas and frame
The canvas on sling chairs can be washed in hot soapsuds. Scrub spots with a stiff soapy brush, then wipe the frame with a soapy cloth before fitting the clean canvas back over it.
Community Christmas events listed for Lorain area tonight
Local groups schedule Christmas parties dinners and meetings across churches clubs and organizations in Lorain including Employed Young Women's League Daughters of America Catholic Study Club and American Legion Auxiliary Many gatherings start after work hours with venues at First Congregational First Methodist Pilgrim and Magyar Church among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s League
Lloyd Beuthel
la Tefelpa Club
Margie Gradisek
Emerson Court
Women of the Moose
Magyar Church
First Methodist
First Methodist Circle No 12
James Riggs
Courtland Street
Pilgrim Congregational Circle No. 1
Fred Dean
Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae
Douglas
North Jersey Avenue
Lorain
Daughters of America
Elvira
First Congregational Church
Gold Star
William Muhar
Avon Belden Road
Bunco Club
Ray Minch
Dennison Avenue
Catholic Study Club No. 14
Ray Yeager
Earl Court
Catholic Study Club No 10
Phyllis Birmingham
Cambridge Avenue
Frank &. Harmon Lodge
St. Agnes Block
Dan Schnarr
Bond Street
Lorain County Medical Society
Pueblo
McKinley P.T.A
Epsilon Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
American Legion Auxiliary
Oddfellows
J.0.o.f. Hall
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association Meets for Holiday Plans
Franklin PTA discusses Christmas treat distribution on December 19 and an upcoming January 24 movie sponsored by Elyria PTA. A December 11 meeting at the school with a musical program is set, followed by a McKinley PTA Christmas program on December 1 and an executive board meeting tonight at 8 at Mrs. S. L. Bruegger's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Parent- Teacher Association
Herman Borchers
Fifth Street
L. G. Bechtel
Franklin
Robert Reese
Blondie
Elyria P-Ta
Franklin P-Ta
Thomas Curtis
McKinley P.T.A
S. L. Bruegger
Hospital Discharges List Residents and Relatives
Hospital discharges include Mrs. George Bracht and twin sons from 233 Wooster Street. Also discharged are Mrs. Diedrich Gerdes and daughter of 181 Longfellow Avenue, Mrs. Robert Johnson and daughter of 1009 Bellcourt, Patricia Farnbaugh of Grafton, Mrs. John Kalamar of 269 Hawthorne Street, Mrs. Thomas Fenn of Oberlin, Leland Holden of Oberlin, and Edmund Bachman of 711 Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bracht
Wooster Street
Diedrich Gerdes
Longfellow Avenue
Robert Johnson
Bellcourt
Patricia Farnbaugh
Grafton
John Kalamar
Hawthorne Street
Thomas
Fenn
Oberlin
Leland Holden
Edmund Bachman
Broad Street
West Ridge News Notes Bring Family Thanksgiving Visits
Mr and Mrs Roger Richards and Nancy join Miss Blanche Richards in Lakewood for Thanksgiving dinner. Milton Perry June Manns and Theodore Manns visit the Richards home. Thanksgiving guests at Mrs Penfound and Harlan include Mr and Mrs Lester Browne. David and Jack Penfound and son Don also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Richards
Nancy
John Richards
Blanche Richards
Lakewood
Milton Perry
June
Theodore Manns
Davy
Turkey Scrapple and quick turkey meals for the menu
The column offers a leftover turkey recipe for Broiled Turkey Scrapple serving four, with steps using broth, cornmeal, turkey pieces, and a browning glaze. It also suggests quick meals from prepackaged chicken or turkey parts, including broiling, butter basting, and a simple gravy with canned broth, parsley, vegetables, cranberry slices, and rolls.
Holiday cookie recipes warm the home for the parade
The feature outlines several holiday treats including Molasses Apple Sauce Cookies Fudge and Fig-filled Molasses Oatmeal Bars. It provides detailed ingredient lists and steps such as oven temperatures 400 F for cookies 350 F for bars and fudge reaching softball stage with careful cooling and cutting instructions.
Mother and child quarrel over phone use in domestic scene
By Edyth Thomas Wallace this piece quotes a mother insisting on answering a big phone call while a child clings to a toy phone. The mother asserts control by blocking the line and enacting a pretend caller role as Mary Jones.
Adult Delinquents Outnumber Youth Delinquents in Racine
In Racine Wisconsin vocational education coordinator J E TePoorten said there are two adult delinquents for every juvenile. He urged strong emphasis on education to prepare youth for America’s future and noted only 20 percent of high school graduates go to college. He cited ancient historians on youth morality and respect for authority.
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Racine
Wis
J. E. TePoorten
TePoorten
America
B.C
Thanksgiving Family Dinners Highlight Local Social Roundup
Thanksgiving gatherings across Elyria and surrounding areas featured numerous hosts and guests including the Crandalls Demos Penfounds and Drusendahls. Attendees from the Lauer Eldred Strickler and Opfer families joined dinners and a Alumnae Council meeting occurred in Penfield with a tureen dinner and gift exchange. The article also offers home repair tips and an invitation to write for personal responses from Mr Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crandall
Charles Demos
Pamela
Glen Vaupel
Carl Penfound
Archie Penfound
Merle Penfound
Mary Hahn
H. Drusendahl
Louis Bettcher
Barbara Drusendahl
Irvin Eldred
Theodore Johnson
Edward Limky
Harry Lauer
Harry Lauer, Jr
Elyria
C. Strickler
Harry Block
Bruce Block
Earl Taylor
Harold Opfer
Ernest Carr
Theodore Grills
Melvin
Harold
Russell Spiegelberg
Harlan Shepard
Carroll Shepard
la Porte
Rollo Kirk
Geneva
Hazel Crandall
Keith Brown
San Francisco
Irwin Bachman
Carol
Gary
George Nuhn
Dick Johnston
Donald Gardner
Donald
Chanute Field
Henry Pallas
Thomas Wallace
Clayton Damon
Irwin Eldred
Milton Lamoreaux
Alfred Ensign
Howard Daily
Dan
Medina
Clare Eastwood
Hinckley
Frank Dushenska
Bertha May
Milton
James Korka
L. Witherell
Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Know Your Postman Erwin Wissinger at Elsria Office
Erwin Wissinger a swing postman at the Elsria Post Office can substitute on any route. A Elyra High School graduate he earlier worked for General Industries and the city before becoming a mail carrier in October 1948. He and his wife live at 637 Hall Road with two sons Larry and Terry. His leisure time activities include fishing and pardoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Wissinger
Elsria
Elyra High School
General Industries
Wissinger
Hhall Road
Larry
Terry
Painting tip: choose lighter color than you want
When choosing wall paint the color looks stronger on the wall than in a sample. It is generally safe to pick a shade lighter than your final preference to avoid overly bold results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citeon
Lorain County Health staff gain Miss Taylor
Miss Margaret Taylor appointed to the Lorain County Health department staff filling the vacancy created by Mrs Dorothy Royce resignation. She came from Iowa and had served as a staff nurse with the Iowa State Board of Health.
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Margaret Taylor
Lorain County
Elyria Chronicle of 1952 film unit activity and local youth
In Elyria the Chronicle-Telegram notes nearing completion of exterior scenes for a film with several locals in the cast as weather delays. Four decades earlier, the Moose Lodge planned a Charity Ball to fund Christmas baskets and a community dinner. Lorain County youths Carl Dellefield and Gerald O Connors, among 250 Ohio farmers, would join a Washington visit to meet Congress and civic groups after winning a county corn growing contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Lorain County
Carl Dellefield
Gerald O'Connor
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Washington
Congress
Gas Fire at FourStory Office Building in Columbus
A blaze on Gay Street in Columbus engulfed a four story office building, causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Fire crews rescued 24 firefighters overcome by gas and heat as the downtown business district faced a fierce fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gay St
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Thelma Finlay
Division F
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Ruth Rodfong
Elva Donnelly
Dorothy Phillips
Treva Reichert
Syfert
Catherine Fell
Oberlin Inn
W. J. Weslon
Steve Bake
Kenneth Botamer
Don Taylor
Margaret Troutman
Kenneth Olmsted
Cliff Newell
R. L. Bilger
Mel Fair
Hilliard Road
Ray Pumphrey
Helen Beall
Fourth Street
Child Culture Circle
Clarabelle Smith
Dorothy Crowell
Bert Wagner
Harvard Avenue
DAV
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Wishbone
Blanche Wack
Gladys Johnson
Leora Fute
Brown Jewelers
Center Ridge
Broad St
Oscar Beels
Ostrov Bldg
Owspaper R
Prisk
John F. Dille Co
Franklin Board
McKinley Board
P.T.A
West Ridge
By Alice Denhoff
Broiler Parts
Edyth Thomas Wallace
Mary Jones
Siento
By Hubbard Cobe
Handy Man
George Matthew Adams
the Brown CO
Luther Mohler
Mgr
Lodi St
Marigot
Watciner
Li Rae R
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
N. D. Backus
Dan Bradley
Methodist Sunday School
Whiting Williams
France
Germany
Chronicle-Telegram
Jweather
Bauer Dairy
15Th St
Sheaffer
Parker
Esterbrook
Grace A. Meyers
Lincoln Theatre
Gerna
Middle Ave
Gay Gibson
Mohyes
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