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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1962
Page
6
A panel of educators and music leaders discusses how rapid changes in society affect artists and listeners. They warn commercialism biases funding away from real talent, emphasize home and school education, and urge careful support for contemporary and classical forms.
Mr and Mrs Dale C Kellogg announce the engagement of their daughter Diane Marie Kellogg to Thomas C Bauer son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur C Bauer. Diane a Elyria High School graduate of 1961 and Thomas a 1957 graduate are employed in the city auditor's office. The wedding is planned for June 16 at Lake Avenue Congregational Church.
The St Clair Rebekah Unit held a meeting at JOOF Hall Kelley to discuss plans for a diamond anniversary celebration for members including Totnyton Helen Six Mildred McDer and others. A comic wedding skit by new officers Alta Arenz Mary Angelo Charlotte Bland and others entertained attendees led by Anna Nell noble grand. A box lunch followed and new members are set to be initiated February 21. several members were reported ill.
The Holy Cross PTA unit held a Valentine and handkerchief exchange and a pantry shower for the nuns. A skating party at Roll Arena is set for Feb 17 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Mrs. Al Wack will chair. A parish dance to defray expenses will be Feb 24 at the United Polish Club. Square dancing basics will be taught March 5 with husbands as guests.
A Two O Clock Club meeting in the YWCA Residence featured a George Washington discussion read by Mrs. R N Ben jotmary Valentine party decor and a dessert item. Hostesses were Mrs JY C A Residence Thursday with presiders Mrs R E Robinson Mrs Johnson and Paul Johnson. An invitation announced a Matinee program Tuesday at 1 pm in Holly Hall with Baldwin Wallace players. Hearts was a diversion and prize winners included Mrs R E Robinson first, Mrs W S Moyer second, with Mrs Paul Johnson and Mrs Cooley in charge. Lois Bielfelt will speak on On Welfare in March at the residence with hostesses Mrs Moyver Mrs K L Kaley and Mrs Sylvia Galicy.
Community organizations list Monday events with times and venues including Lorain St Joseph Hospital talks, Sweet Adelines at First Congregational Church, Elyria Golden Age Club at Holly Hall, YWCA board meeting at Holly Hall, and AAUW Allen School program. Other gatherings include District OSNA at St. Joseph Hospital, United Polish Association activities, and Wesley House circle sessions.
The Eagles Auxiliary, meeting in Eagles Hall on February 2 at 5 p.m., announced a sectional event with Lorain in charge. Fran Vanis, state secretary, will speak, and a lunch will be arranged. Elizabeth Isonburg, Ann Krebs, and Dorom Wilson received auxiliary awards.
The Rev Richard Linde of First Congregational Church spoke at the Elizabeth Stevers Society meeting in Fellowship Hall detailing a trip to Russia. He noted religious mockery is permitted, Russian emphasis on athletics and industrial superiority, and that a third of the world lives under Communism. Mrs George Boorn led devotions as numerous committee members and guests attended the red themed gathering.
Fun filled fundraising idea invites groups to host a HAT Drama with a complete hat shoppe at meetings. Highlights include new stores shapes and colors with no deposit or investment required. For details call Elliott Greeting Card FA 2-6225.
A reader asks about inviting all married children to a friend's wedding and facing social pressure when they could not attend. Abby advises tailoring invitations to each family and avoiding formal pressure. The column also clarifies who pays for a girl and boy on a date and features a brief note about Troop 67 and Troop 80 activities.
Troop 166 met at Mrs. Sam Lundy home for a mothers meeting on February 5 to discuss fundraisers for a Camp Timberlane trip. Plans include bottle caps, pop bottles, a paper drive and a Tupperware party. Secret sisters were chosen, and meeting day will be changed. Ruth Tulk was scribe. Troop 27 plans a Valentine program with Deanna Chester and Sandy Szabo in charge. Meeting featured a first aid lesson by Mr. Moorehart. Sandy Szabo served as scribe.
Elyria Golden Age Club hosts a Valentine party Monday at 1 30 p.m. at Holly Hall, with reminders to bring table service. The column lists local tidbits including church notices, birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Paul Hartenstein, plans for dances and school events, and community announcements from Meeker to Lorain counties.
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