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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1960

Page

5

Learn And Live Slogan Emphasized By Elyria Civil Defense

Orlando Petrillo outlines Learn and Live as Civil Defense motto at American Legion Auxiliary Post 12 meeting. He warns public complacency is a hurdle and explains need for home front defenses amid national attack fears. Ruth Adams and Ruth Evans discuss flags, disarmament, and youth support. guest Lyle Norman Higgins to speak on Moscow and nuclear power. April doctor panel planned.

Civil Defense Orlando Petrillo Elyria American Legion Auxiliary Mr. Petrillo Ruth Adams Civil Defense National Security Petrillo Helen Beall Adams Moscow Lyle Norman Higgins Sean Day Anna Billings Doris Atkins Shirley Lath Helen Smith Anne Weideman Edna Weiderman

DAR to host luncheon on Ohio music theme

Elyria chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a guest luncheon at Monteith Hall Friday. Chapter chairman Mrs. C. A. Squire has arranged an American music program themed Faith of Our Fathers and Faith Through Music with luncheon served at 1 p.m.

Ohio Elyria Monteith Hall C. A. Squire American Music Monteith Halls

Founders Day Tureen Marks Hamilton PTA Event

Hamilton PTA celebrated Founders Day with a tureen dinner at the school on Thursday at 1 30 p.m. Mrs William Cane chaired the silent auction, assisted by several officers. Tickets for the Founders Day banquet and for the Elyria Council PTA play Captain Kidd Returns were offered with deadlines in February. A business meeting planned a cocktail party for Feb 20 at the Wooden home, leading into the Beta Sigma Phi Sweetheart Ball at Spring Valley Country Club. Robert Gilliland to speak March 3 at the unit meeting. next chapter meeting Feb 23 at 8 30 p.m. in the home of Mrs James Borthwick.

Hamilton Pta William Cane Charman Floyd Butcher Victor Hudak Thomas Born Don Wright Don Snitzler Max Reinhardt Elyna Council of PTA Valentines Billy J. Wooden Brentwood Lake Beta Sigma Phi Spring Valley Country Club BSP City Council Hotel Graystone

Gamma Epsilon Hosts Valentine Dinner for Beta Sigma Phi

Gamma Epsilon chapter members and Beta Sigma Phi sorority celebrated a Valentine dinner last night at Hilltop House. A secret sister gift exchange was featured and the invocation was offered by Mrs. Robert Thatcher.

Gamma Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Hilltop House Robert Thatcher Praeident

Valentine Pastry Heart Recipe From The Kitchen Door

A Valentine feature presents a pastry heart dessert with sweetened fruit and nuts. The recipe uses shorting flaky pastry and a cherry or peach filling, with a brown paper heart guide to shape the crust, plus directions for making a sauce from reserved juice.

OES Starlets Plan April Anniversary Event

Eastern Star Starlets convened Susan Boyd at 125 Adelbert St. to form a committee for the 14th anniversary party to be arranged by Mrs. Charles Bosnyak and Mrs. Boyd. Work on towels for the new Masonic Temple continued and the Cancer Society will receive rolled bandages. A salad course was served by Mrs. Willis Krugman and Mrs. Husbands. At the March 14 meeting Mrs. Albert Haag at 1067 North Pasadena Ave. and Mrs. Harry Fawkes and Mrs. Arthur Yantz will hostesses.

Order Eastern Star William Boyd Adelbert St John Husbands Charles Bosnyak Boyd Masonic Temple Cancer Society Willis Krugman Husbands Albert Haag North Pasadena Ave Harry Fawkes Arthur Yantz

Student Division Of Musical Art Recital At Church

The Ely iria Musical Art Student Division presents its second program Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the First Congregational Church. Elementary students and Musical Art Society teachers perform pieces. Co chairmen Mr and Mrs Orely Gingery oversee February program and social hour.

Elyiria First Congregational Church Musical Art Society Orely Gingery

Girl Scout Troop 249 Highlights Charity and Service

Camille Kader led a dog care talk and demonstration at St. Paul building meeting of Girl Scout Troop 249. Kathy Yost showed dog training. Kathleen O Donnell spoke on child care with help from her sisters. Troop 249 joined local Cub and Boy Scouts at 1930 mass to receive communion. Refreshments served to members by Sandra Sick and others.

Mary's Inuurza Camille Kader Troop 249 St. Paul Kathy Yost Kathleen O'Donnell Cub Scouts Boy Scouts St. Mary's Church Sandra Sick Kathy Nasipak Becky Richards Barbara Bathory Barbara | White

Anesthetics Topic At Lorain Dental Assistants Society

At a Lorain County Dental Assistants Society meeting in Prvshs Obertin Monday night Dr Henry Mavorow from Lorain spoke on General Anesthesia. He traced anesthetic history, listed progress, and explained different anesthetic types and their use. Marion Comings received the sunshine gift. The March 14 meeting will feature Charles Martin of Ransom and Randolph Dental Supply Co Cleveland.

Lorain County Dental Assistants Society Prvshs Obertin Henry Mavorow Lorain Marion Charles Martin The Ransom and Randolph Dental Supply Company Cleveland

Rainbow Girls Plan Two Ways to Fund Projects

Rainbow for Girls at the new Masonic Temple on Washington Avenue held its first meeting led by Rosalie Abshazi. Two fundraising ideas are cabbage rolls for takeout and ribbon sales, with a mother daughter banquet planned in April or May.

Elyria Assembly Rainbow For Masonic Temple Washington Avenue Rosalie Abshazi Rosalie Apri Animal Protective League Edith Kelly Gould

Benefit Card Party With Original Prizes At Palladeum

The Auxiliary to the Carlisle Fire Department plans a card party at the Palladeum Sunday night at 7 p.m. Prizes include handmade tables and special items. a luncheon will be served. Patrons choose their card game and tickets are available from auxiliary members or at the door.

Carlisle Fire Department Palladeum At & P.m

Shirley Haller Directs Lodge Unit Program

Shirley Haller led the Women of the Moose meeting at Moose Hall Monday night. Prizes were won by Anna Reisz Margarete Slum ske Ethel Court and Shera Shreve with Jean Goske taking the special award. Sally Johnson conducted the meeting in absence of ill Lorraine Wonder.

Shirley Haller

Duplicate Bridge Game Planned For Women

In response to many requests an afternoon Women's Duplicate Bridge Game will be organized according to Ruth Amon director. The first game is planned for Monday at 12 45 pm in the J Neil Sheffield Restaurant. Participants will bring a partner and must notify attendance for the first session.

Ruth Amon J'Neil - Sheffield

TOPS Program On Hair Care At YMCA Meeting

Three TOPS clubs held a session on hair care titled The Care Of The Hair led by Wortzell and Bohne France at the YMCA on Monday night. Fern Evans was crowned queen of the week after members reported a 2 pound loss. Plans were announced for the TOPS Convention at the Hilton Hotel near Mich Mas 79.21. Jean Schau led opening prayer and a social hour followed. The group meets again Monday at 7 p.m. at the YMCA.

Wortzell Bohne France YMCA Fern Evans Hilton Mich Jean Schau

Town Talk Seniors Craft Hearts For Shaker Heights Teens

A playful project story describes youths and families making heart cut-outs for a school event. Instructions reference Mrs Beverly Stephens and Mr Maurice Hytal at 276 Ohio St. and mention Grazia in Death Takes A Holiday with Shaker Group performances at Shaker Heights High School.

Beverly Stephens Maurice Hytal Ohio St Grazia Shaker Players Shaker Heights Cleveland High School

Elyria Chronicle Telegram Brief Feb 10 1980

A compact notice from Elyria Ohio dated February 10 1980 reports a local matter in the Chronicle Telegram format. The readable fragment suggests a community item or brief summary rather than a full feature.

Elyria Ohio Chronicle-Telegrem Iw

Ely Junior Women Plan Outdoor Art Show and Science Award

The Ely Junior Woman's Club met at Mrs. Donald Riddle's home to organize a fall outdoor art show and a spring award for a high school science student. Plans for a card party were made, refreshments served, and Mrs. Joseph Romano was elected to membership. A tour of the Elyria Telephone Company is set for February 22 at 8:30 p.m.

Ely Donald Riddle Melvyn Lane Fred Krause Joseph Romano Patrick Carney James Smith Elyria Telephone Company

Charm In A Capsule lecture by Irene Donath to Elyria club

Elyria BPW Club will host a 6 30 pm talk titled Charm In A Capsule by Irene Donath at the First Congregational Church. Guests attend. Bessie Douglas and Alma Scheuneman chair. A report on the January 23 National Security meeting in Columbus will be given. Sales tax stamps will be collected. Mrs Donath is a fashion co ordinator make up artist model and lecturer.

Irene Donath Patricia Stevens Elyria Business and Professional ‘Women's Club First Congregational Church Bessie Douglas Alma Scheuneman Gladys Cushing Annabelle McDole Miriam Rogers Mabel Knechtges Ann Riddell Elma Bachman Helen Smith National Security Columbus

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