Community meetings and events in Elyria area
Listings of upcoming meetings include St Jude Parents Club in Carbine Hall at 8 30 p m for elementary and middle grade parents with guidance counselors from Elyria District Catholic High School. Edison PTA Founders Day program at 7 30 p m. St Mary PTA Unit program with Charles A Kingsley. NSA meeting with William Cromling on Banking in Action. DAR Guest Day luncheon reservations due today with Eleanor Owen speaker. St Jude Holy Name Society communion and membership drive plans. a birthday tribute to Julie Ann Staffeld. Franklin PTA Founders Day with Elyria Barber Shop Quartet and Tom Peters speaker. Elyria Womens Club Social Progress Department night featuring American Theater Chorus.
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ST Jude Parents Club
Carrabine Hall
Mary Karl
William Guerra
Elyria District
St. Mary
Charles A. Kingsley
Erie County Guidance Clinic
Chester County Child Welfare
Pennsylvania
Parmadale Children’s Village
William Cromling
First National Bank of
Elyria
National Secretaries Association
DAR
Monteith Hall
Eleanor Owen
Oberlin Public Library
Thomas Bowen
Columbus St
ST. Jude’s Holy Name Society
Edward Robinson
al Persche
Franklin Parent Teacher Association
Elyria Barbershop Quartet
Tom Peters
Loraib
Social Progress Department
Elyria Woman’s Club
American Theater Chorus
William Gillies
Stanley Green
Quick steps aid burns in severe cases CMA reports
In severe burn cases the first act of proper medical help is to treat for shock and keep the burn from contamination. Shock is best treated by relieving pain and the newest evidence indicates cold water as aid.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Medical Association
CMA
Forming new TOPS chapter led by Mrs Richard Ferrand
Mrs Richard Ferrand announces formation of a new TOPS chapter at 243 Sixth St. Interested individuals may contact her. First meeting is Wednesday at 7 p.m. at her home until a room is found. Discussions cover TOPS purposes and joining details. elections and fees follow. A scale and cabinet for supplies are required.
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TOPS
Richard Ferrand
Sixth St
Nylon kitchen tools touted by manufacturer
The article highlights nylon kitchen utensils for washing vegetables with a slotted spoon that scrapes and strains. It notes these tools pair with Teflon coatings and suggests their use for easy cleanup. The piece also mentions statistics about secondary-school teachers, noting most are men and averages ages.
Engagement of Mary Beth Alderman to James Paul Oliver
Mary Beth Alderman and James Paul Oliver announce their engagement. Mary Beth is a Harding High School and Bowling Green University graduate and teaches at Stevenson High School in Livonia. James Paul Oliver is Harding and Bowling Green alum, a UC Law School student and active in several fraternities. A July 6 wedding is planned at the First Methodist Church with Dr. Hamilton officiating.
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Akerman
Harding High School
Bowling Green University
Delta Kamma Social Sorority
Cap and Gown Honorary
Stevenson High School
Livonia
Mich
First Methodist Church
Charles W. Hamilton
Wellington-Adrian College engagement announced
Mr and Mrs Paul F Gray of Wellington announce the engagement of their daughter Paula Kay to Alan Richard Eggleston of Sanborn New York. Paula is a Wellington High School graduate of 1965 and a junior at Adrian College where she belongs to Sigma Sigma Sigma. Alan is a graduate of Adrian College and a member of Pi Kappa Alpha. The couple plans explores duties in the Canal Zone.
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Paul F. Gray
McKinley Ave
Wellington
Paula Kay
Alan Richard Eggleston
Edward Eggleston
Upper Mountain Road
Sanborn
N.Y
Wellington High School
Adrian College
Adrian, Mich
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Mr. Eggleston
Pi Kappa Alpha Frater
Canal Zone
Sixth graders bid on a wreck in American Samoa
Miss Pages Meehan's class offered 73 dollars for a South Pacific steamer after the government set a lien of 9461 dollars on the wreck Manua Tele. The government then entered its own bid of 9461 dollars to salvage and sink the vessel, drawing disbelief from the student buyer.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pages Meehan
American Samoa
Miss Meehan
Foster Parents Plan Gives Life Hope to Children Worldwide
The article describes Foster Parents Plan supporting 45,800 children in nine countries with 50 cent daily contributions from donors in the U S and Canada. It recounts origins in 1937 Spain and growth through World War II, current reach, and donor stories including a San Quentin inmate and a Chief Petty Officer. It notes monthly letters between donors and children and lists contact in New York.
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Spain
United States
PLAN
England
Europe
Canada
San Quentin Prison
Norman Weiss
Weiss
Hong Kong
Korea
Philippines
Vietnam
Brazil
Columbia
Ecuador
Peru
Foster Parents Plan
Park Ave. South
New York
Aerosol Disposal Guidance Mentioned in Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram notes disposal guidance for aerosol containers emphasizing non-burnable trash. It asks apartment residents with incinerators to consult management about waste procedures and whether to communicate specific local requirements.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Etyria, Obie, Tees
Edison Parent Teacher Association
Julie Ann Staffeld
Russell Staffeld
Bagley Rd
North Ridgeville
Rand
Famior Igh
M I. Kennedy
Mary Beth
James Oliver
Oliver
Alpha Tau Omega Social Fraternity
Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary
University of Cincinnati Law School
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
the Chronicle - Telegram
Yon
Paula Gray
A. M
B. J
Etna Mint Pete
Mrs. Schraub
Shirley Schraub
P. O
Mamaroneck
John G. Tower
William Proxmire
Elisa M. Tria
Vicente Camacho
U.S
John Langdon - Davies
Jose
Santander
Eric Muggeridge
Honer
Vincente Camacho
Elyr Academy
The
Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture
Broad Street
Misa
Wayne Wise
Cleveland
Mewthorne Street
Eeretas
Ege S
Mian’s
Mian
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