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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1952

Page

18

Altar And Rosary Society Members Enjoy Yale Affair

Altar and Rosary Society of Immaculate Conception church held a Christmas party in the church hall. Grafted table decor featured pine boughs and red green candles around a Our Lady statue with blue lighting. A gift exchange followed the business meeting and a Christmas remembrance was given to Rev Fr George Manning. New officers elected: Mrs Malcolm Blackburn president Mrs Leon Groboske vice president Miss Alice Maple secretary and Mrs Eugene Cornish treasurer.

Grafton Rosary Society of Immaculate Conception Our Lady George Manning Catherine Mole Wells Mole Wells Mole, Jr Walter Buse Malcolm Blackburn Leon Groboske Alice "Maple Eugene Cornish

West River Road PTA Christmas programs scheduled

West River Road Maplewood PTA meets December 16 at 8 p m with a program by grades 1 6 after the business. December 18 at 8 p m seventh and eighth graders present a Christmas program. On December 19 pupils receive the annual Christmas treat before holiday vacation. Mrs Struck and Mrs Bowman lead with room mothers and teachers assisting. Girl Scouts of troop 63 made gifts for their mothers at Markley school with officers and patrol leaders elected Myrtl e Diewald scribe Gloria Gimbin

West River Road Maplewood Parent Teacher Association Ted Struck Claude Bowman Girl Scouts Troop No. 63 Markley School Myrtle Diewald Gloria Gimbin

Mrs Minnie Tite Celebrates 88th Birthday in Grafton

Mrs Minnie Tite of R D J Grafton is enjoying a birthday dinner this evening hosted by her daughter in law Mrs Hazen Tite. She turns 88 today with guests including Mr and Mrs Ernest Cooley of Columbia Station and Emma Cooley and Frank Herman of West View. Tite remains active helping with the house baking reading and crocheting.

Kitchen In Belden Church Improves Facilities

One hundred seventy five people were served at the Belden church supper and bazaar held in the Methodist basement. New kitchen upgrades include a ten burner stove, completed cupboards, drawers and two sink units, plus rest rooms. Local volunteers led the project with several named workers and officers noted. The article also mentions a National Needlecraft Guild unit party at Lake avenue with gift exchanges and prizes.

Belden Methodist Cleveland Medina Ridgeville Elyria Lorain Art Wise Dwight Reisinger Will Gest

Jacob Knechtges to Be 88 on December 14

GRAFTON veteran banker Jacob Knechtges who leads the Grafton Savings and Banking Co. will turn 88 on December 14. He was born in Carlisle and spent his life in Lorain County. His wife Theresa died October 2 after their 61st wedding anniversary celebrated last Thanksgiving.

Grafton Jacob Knechtges Main Street Knechtges Grafton Savings and Banking Co Carlisle Lorain County Theresa

Two Grafton Girls Are Honored On Birthdays Sunday

Dorothy Pickford and Jaretta Eppley each celebrated milestone birthdays with family and friends. Dorothy’s party at the Yates home included a wiener roast, gifts, dancing, and blue and white decor for 16 guests. Jaretta’s fourteenth birthday featured fortune telling cakes and games with guests from Valley City and local sisters.

Grafton Ted Pickford Dorothy Charles Yates Nancy Brehm Roberta Yates Miss Pickford Jaretta Eppley Ray Eppley Miss Eppley Eileen Arrington Helen West Sally McKinney Norma Sears Valley City Helen Chizmadia Carol Schriver Marie Wise Myra Schultz Joan Janice Eppley

Avon Library Receives Knight of Columbus Gift

The Avon Lake Public Library will receive 16 new books annually from the Father Ragan Council of the Knights of Columbus, four per quarter, split evenly between fiction and religion and philosophy. The first shipment has arrived and is now available.

Avon Father Ragan The Knights of Columbus Avon Lake Public Library St. Mary's School Adam Wojciekowski Detroit Road

Marietta College Profile Highlights History and Programs

The Marietta College in Ohio, chartered in 1835, is noted as an independent liberal arts school with a rich library and a geology major. Phi Beta Kappa recognized its standards in 1860, and it has added petroleum studies, adult education, and a unique college crew in Ohio.

Marietta College Marietta New England Mariettans Phi Beta Kappa National Scholastic Honorary Ohio Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges Route 21 Muskingum River Standard Oil Co

South Amherst Honor Roll and Christmas Activities

South Amherst High School announces honor roll for the second six weeks. Seniors earn multiple A grades, with Janet Candito and Celia Lalonde on top. other seniors include Donna Shinsky Mary Ann Susko Gerald Crai Marie Krueck and Maynard Slack Jack Allsop Marty Mathes. Juniors and sophomores listed with several A grades. Seventh graders Joan Thompson Zulu New also noted. Community groups plan Christmas events at local churches including fruit plate packing for shut ins and party gatherings with gifts exchanges and tureen suppers. Volunteer Firemen to meet. Go Getters to host church party.

South Amherst South Amherst High School James Hales Janet Candito Celia Lalonde Donna Shinsky Mary Ann Susko Gerald Crai Marie Krueck Maynard Slack Jack Allsop Marty Mathes Carol Roberts Eleanor Lukevics

Wintering party to St. Couch Florida

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Flowers Mrs. Hilma Fitzpatrick and Lewis Kilby leave Saturday by motor for St. Couch Florida where they will spend the winter.

Florida Alex Flowers Hilma Fitzpatrick Lewis Kilby St. Couch, Fla

Dinner guests across two towns and a Grange delegate

Belden hosts Vernon Lanning and Eve lyn Essex with families for Sunday dinner. Weekend visitors include Bill Brooks Jr and Phil Garrity with families from Cleveland. Frank Schriver attends the state Grange meeting in Cleveland as delegate. notes his first such meeting 45 years ago. In Vicksburg Arch ie Dukes, ill and short of funds, recalls two 1916 days worked for Illinois Central Railroad and is paid a $1.25 due amount after writing the company.

Belden Vernon Lanning Newark Evelyn Essex Eaton Farrell Summers George Grabenstetter Bill Brooks, Jr Phil Garrity Cleveland Frank Schriver Schriver Vicksburg, Miss Archie Dukes Illinois Central Railroad

Christmas Music Feature At Grafton Church

A program of Christmas music by the youth and adult choirs will be presented at Grafton Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Sunday. David Thompson directs and has arranged special numbers. The public is invited.

Grafton Grafton Methodist Church David Thompson

Anchor Rebekahs Elect Officers For 1952-53

GRAFTON Gladdys Newcomb was elected noble grand at Anchor Rebekah Lodge. Officers named include Betty Chevalia vice grand Ruth Tomasheska financial secretary Dorothy Grills recording secretary Margaret Bamrick treasurer Freda Wheeler deputy president and trustee. Installation set for January with appointed officers. Next meeting plans include annual Christmas party and gift exchanges. Mrs Blaine to appoint the refreshment committee.

Grafton Gladdys Newcomb Anchor Rebekah Lodge Blaine

Community Circle Contributes to Kitchen Repairs

Fourteen members eight children and four guests attended the Belden Community Circle two Christmas party at Mrs Margaret Semsaks Neff Road home. Dorothy Grills led the meeting and Emily Campbell gave devotions on the Luke Christmas story. The group approved paying plumbing hardware costs near $100 and half the cost of new church kitchen dishes. A pink and blue shower for Mrs Semsak preceded a gift exchange and refreshments were served. The January meeting will be at Mrs Betty Chizmadias home.

Belden Margaret Sem‘sak Neff Road Dorothy Grills Emily Campbell Luke Beulah Slack Semsak Betty Chizmadia

First Grade Teacher’s Report Card Sparks Humor

A Hastings Nebraska teacher graded a first grader low on citizenship but praised him as very interesting on the report card. The parents asked if there was a way to make Jimmie less interesting, prompting a lighthearted exchange.

Hastings Neb Jimmy Jimmie

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