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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1955

Page

3

Howe engagement announced for Harriet to Robert Bert

Mr and Mrs Frank Howe of North Eaton announce the engagement of their daughter Harriet to Robert Bert, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bert of Cleveland. They became engaged on Valentine’s Day and plan a spring wedding. Harriet is Eaton High School graduate class of 1953 and works at Reserve Lumber Co. He served two years in the Navy and works at GM Chevrolet Division. He is a member of Windermere Presbyterian Church in Cleveland.

Frank Howe North Eaton Harriet Robert Bert Clarence Bert Cleveland Miss Howe Eaton High School Eaton Church of Christ Reserve Lumber Co United States Navy Chevrolet General Motors Co Windermere Presbyterian Church

Journalist Describes Catholic Conversion For St. Mary Society

Miss Betty Jeffries of Cleveland spoke at St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society dinner in the church hall about prejudice and how she found the Catholic faith. A Smith College graduate, she taught at the University of Minnesota and studied at Trinity College Dublin before working for United Press in Paris and Lourdes.

Betty Jeffries Cleveland St. Mary’s Altar Rosary Society Church Hall Jeffries Smith College University of Minnesota Trinity College Dublin Ireland Paris Lourdes United Press

Baby Carriages Echo Auto Styling Trends

New baby carriages mimic autos with two tone finishes chrome and fiberglass bodies. Features include tension springs and plastic bodies, with brighter colors and upholstery imitating car interiors. Industry claims mothers drive the trend, spurring safety and convenience enhancements.

New York Junior Elias Specter Specter Bill-Rete Baby Carriage Co Brooklyn N.Y Mmother Wilues

Pentagon Club Hosts Shrove Tuesday Pancake Party

The Pentagon Club at Holly Hall held a Shrove Tuesday gathering with pancakes and toppings as members, including Mrs. Morris Brown and Louise Biddle, gathered for devotions and a World Day of Prayer reflection. Refreshments featured classic pancake fare and a baked language of the era. The event also noted traditional pancake customs in Catholic countries and English practice with Pan milk and butter.

Morris Brown Pentagon Club Holly Hall Dorothy Revs Bessie Hales Louise Eyesie Biddle Dorothy Carriere Paris Genevieve Murphy Pou Holly Lal

Tarzan Picture to Play for Children Tomorrow at Capitol

A children's film program features Tarzan's Peril at the Capitol Theatre with doors opening at 2:35 PM and overflow seating moved to the Rivoli. The event is organized by Spring Valley School parents and Elyria PTA visual education chair Mrs. H. H. Nichols, aiming to engage local families.

Capitol Theatre Rivoli Tims Week Spring Valley School George Johnson Jr H. H. Nichols Elyria Council of Parent ‘Teacher Associations

Elyria Memorial Hospital Births and Discharges List

February entries report multiple births at Elyria Memorial Hospital including daughters to Blan Williams and Ralph Aloyer and sons to Harold Lloyd Carl Simmons Burl Nicholson Henry Williams. Discharges list residents from Avon Grafton Clyde Rochester and Amherst among others with names and partial addresses.

Alrs Blan Williams East Ave Ralph Aloyer Warren Ave Harold Lloyd Parmeley Ave Carl Simmons 18Th St Burl Nicholson Grafton Henry Williams Waverly St Gilbert Bailey New London Constance Dick Clyde Rhonda Edwards Center St Paul Ewell Rochester Thomas Foglyane East River St Wayne Hinkle Avon Steve Horvath Bond St Ray Hottenrott la Grange Richard Knittle Eastern Heights George Munshinske Merle Miles Courtland St Denzil Moore Andrew Muzick Fast River St Frank Nagy R. D Hubert Neal Vern Overdeer Middle Ave Peter Sliman Amherst Judy Steller Eastier Heights Blvd George Suvar and Son Paul Sweda Glenalee West Hawthorne St Walter Wyszynsky Gulf Rd

Bellevue Gazette Urges Defeat Of Belt Bill

The Bellevue Gazette editorial on the front page urges defeating a bill in the Legislature to permit a rubber conveyor belt across Northeastern Ohio. It calls the belt visionary costly reckless and not in the public interest. The piece argues rail heads have built status through experience and warns against federal aid and unnecessary competition.

Bellevue Bellevue Gazette Ohio

Points for Parents by Edyth Thomas Wallace

A dialogic piece discusses improving family conversation rules. A father urges restraint and courtesy, proposing a simple sign to remind children to wait their turn. The text hints that teaching effectiveness hinges on the tone and dynamics between parent and children.

Edyth Thomas Wallace

Birthday Party Honors Carol Ann Boreske

Miss Carol Ann Boreske daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joh Boreske of 96 Park Ave celebrated her 11th birthday with a party hosted by her mother. Red and white decor framed a cake on the serving table. Games entertained the guests who awarded prizes. Attending were Carolyn Cheney Martha Foss Joanne Fennley Carolyn Mansfield Carol Boreske Sandie Farrell Janice Berg Jean Lieske Judy Garm Diane Rennie and Sally Boylan.

Carol Ann Boreske Joh Boreske Park Ave Carolyn Cheney Martha Foss Joanne Fennley Carolyn Mansfield Carol Boreske Sandie ‘Arrell Janice Berg Jean Lieske Judy Garm Diane Rennie d Sally Boylan Miss Boreske

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