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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1960

Page

2

Franklin PTA Honors Two With State Life Memberships

The Franklin Parent Teacher Association met in the school gymnasium to present state honorary life memberships in the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers to Miss Mildred Lucretia Stuart and Mrs. Lloyd G. Bechtel.

Franklin Parent Teacher Association Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Mildred Lucretia Stuart Lloyd G. Bechtel Olive Cheney Stuart Franklin Franklin School

Mothers and Daughters Honored at Pilgrim Church Dinner

Pilgrim Church Women held their annual Mother Daughter dinner in the parish hall. Mrs. Richard Ryan toasted mothers while her daughter Carol answered. Awards honored six mothers for service as the group showcased two films and a nautical themed program led by Skipper Stanley Orr. The oldest mother was Mrs. Ethel Rose. the largest attendance was Mrs. Jack Kiser’s daughter count.

Richard Ryan Carol Pilgrim Church Daniel Boyd Brary Board of Education Lincoln Charles Will Smith Ethel Rose Charles Currier Jack Kiser Stanley Lloyd Nichols

Nurses Alumnae Appoint Year's Chairmen

The Nurses Alumnae Association met with Mrs. Sam Winchell hosting a Research Club session. The program highlighted famous American women of history and awarded prizes to members’ students. New chairmen were named for committees including bursaries and pages for the upcoming events.

Sam Winchell Burr Burton Valentines Maude Copas Frank Spencer Tucson Ariz C. Roe

Founders Day Program Highlights Edison PTA Speaker

Miss Faye Hargrave addressed the Edison PTA Founders Day program at 8 p.m. in the school, sharing Japan teaching experiences and observations about climate and space. Other notes include awards for Karen Sipple and Candy Currier, VFW Auxiliaries talk, plans for March officer elections, and a Feb 23 Founders Day banquet with 102 attendees.

Bertha Pickens Lorain County Council VFW Elnora Bachman Georgette, Krugman Rita Betts Lois Demich Karen Sipple Candy Gram. Currier Danny Kaye United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund Edison Pta Faye Hargrave U.S. Air Force Japan

Do You Know Your China Talk by Tom Haywood Highlights Club Event

Tom Haywood of Brandau's jewelry gave a talk on the history and making of china to Education and Fine Arts members of the Elyria Woman's Club. A Lennox New Jersey film added context. Mrs Lefford B Haughwout presided and announced a February 10 luncheon and program.

Tom Haywood Brandau's Elyria Woman's Club Lennox Works New Jersey Lefford B. Haughwouth J.louis Kolopus General Club

New London Couple Repeats Nuptials at First Methodist Church

Mrs Jean Marie Brant and Donald Eugene Field renewed their wedding vows at 3 p.m. January 23 in the First Methodist Church New London with Rev C C Ruby officiating. They reside at 52 A West Washburn. The bride wore ivory silk organza and lace with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Stone of rural New London. Mrs Jack Williams served as matron of honor in beige with two white gardenias.

New London Donald Eugene Field First Methodist Church West Washburn C C. Ruby Jean Marie Brant Lewis Brant High St Ashland Terrace Field Ohio Ralph Stone Jack Williams

Auxiliary Dinners Courteously Honor Gordon Stash at Testimonial

The Thebride’s mother wore a navy and white check dress to VFW Post 1079 as Auxiliary schedules a testimonial dinner. Mildred Jackson will receive a gift at her Fremont dinner on Feb. 27 after the ceremony. Reservations for both dinners are handled by Mrs London and E. C. Bachman. Approximately people attended. heart fund donations were noted. Decorations featured pink and white streamers and two white omailes were presented. Hostesses included Peggy Stone and James Weaver among others.

VFW Mildred Jackson Dent Fremont London Legion C. Bachman Heart Fund Brute Peggy Stone Cchased Ridgeville James Weaver Gordon Staschke Clara Clevenger

Dramatic Skits At Metropolitan Club Readings

The Metropolitan Club of the YWCA presented readings from Shakespeare Shaw and modern writers at Mrs. Richard Gollmar’s Brentwood Brentwood Lake home. New members Mrs. Rorick Amos and Mrs. Willard Brenheman joined the group. A future meeting will be hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Roy Hayes with husbands as guests. A paper and magazine drive benefits the E.D.C.H.S. band with a trailer in the school yard on February 5 6 7.

Metropolitan Club YWCA Richard Ehlke Wilson Madden Richard Gollmar Avalon Dr Brentwood Lake Rorick Amos Willard Brenheman Harold McDonald Perty Roy Hayes Overbrook Road Ats

Doctor Berg Addresses RH Factor Talk in June Homecoming Plan

Dr. Theodore Berg spoke on RH Factor and Hemolytic Diseases of the Newborn. For the June homecoming, chairmen were appointed: Jean Fiekis as ed, Carrie Kelly as program, Louise Dyke as tour, Miss Husted as sea, Delores Bierek on display, and dinner reservations coordinated. Tax stamp captains reported and wall tax stamps due by end of April. Virginia Kapcar led hostess chair, supported by Betty Yun, Katherine Burrer, Phyllis Murrey and Phyllis Subert. On March 2 Betty Hogan of Flowers by Betty will give a flower arrangement demonstration.

Theodore Berg Jean Fiekis Carrie Kelly Louise Dyke Miss Husted Delores Bierek Virginia Kapcar Betty Yun Katherine Burrer Phyllis Murrey Phyllis Subert Betty Hogan Betty

Community Events at Grange Hall and Nearby Venues

Calendar notes an 8 pm meeting at Grange Hall and Order of Eastern Star events at Masome Temple and Royal Neighbors America. A YWCA residence event is listed at 7 38 time, suggesting evening civic programs and fraternal gatherings.

Grange Hall Order of Eastern Star America YWCA

A R Society Hosts Fashion Film and Social Hour

The St. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society featured a style show style film titled Fashions To Be Remembered followed by a social hour at its Tuesday church meeting. Rev William Black spoke on the Legion of Mary and plans for St Patrick's Day dance March 17 at the United Polish Club announced by Loretta Welsh. A February 3 card party and style show was held with Mrs Edward Stawicki and Mrs Welsh in charge. The group presented a house warming gift a painted serving piece and entertainment by Betty Highlights featured by the Sonrisa Newton Club guest speaker Hildrith Brown on Center Ridge Road. Miss Opal Myers Miss Helen Sherman Miss Norma Kolbe expect over 500 million valentines from Americans in the near future.

St. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society William Black Legion of Mary United Polish Club Loretta Welsh Edward Stawicki Welsh Stawicki Harold LaVine Betty Ed Sonrisa Newton Center Ridge Road Lastjer Hildrith Brown New York WPI Opal Myers Hellyear Valen Sherman Norma Kolbe

Democratic Women Club Hears Federation Convention Report

Elyria Democratic Women viewed pictures of the Ohio Federation of Democratic Women convention in Columbus and Washington shown by Mr and Mrs Earl Heron at Monteith Hall. Lorain County meeting at Oberlin was reported by Mrs William Young. Mrs Leo Neidhardt named yearbook chair. Wellington club to host federation on April 20. Prize went to Mrs John Lugas. lunch served by Mrs George Ross and committee.

Ohio State Federation of Democratic Women Columbus Washington Earl Heron Elyria Id Lot Monteith Hall Oberlin Lorain County William Young Leo Neidhardt Wellington Democratic Women's Club Federation of Democratic Women John Lugas George Ross

Fire Engine Red Auto Chooses Interior to Match Exterior Mood

New York report notes shoppers pick seat covers to reflect color of their car. Conservative tones suit black blue or grey autos while metallic yarns and brocades match brighter finishes.

New York API

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