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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1954
Page
3
Suburban notes review the second chapter of Positive Thinking with Mrs Pippert hosting and readings on faith. Numerous church women hold meetings to discuss devotionals, plan charity drives, and share prayers, with socials, gift exchanges, and lunches.
The Great Books Foundation of Chicago, backed by the Cleveland Public Library, announces two Avon Lake study groups for first year students. One adult discussion group will meet the first and third Sundays at 8 p.m. in Park, led by Dr. William Bannerman and David Gabriel. The second group meets the first and third Wednesdays. Neighbors invited, no admission.
Avon reports four Girl Scout troops 186 187 188 and 189 will attend the Grotto Circus in Cleveland on February 24. The groups will depart from the high school by chartered bus at 11 45 a.m. and will participate in the event.
ITS is a new jelly like formula that removes baked grease from oven surfaces without scraping. The product is brushed on, left to stand, then wiped clean with a towel. Available at Elyria Hardware for $1 with a plastic brush included. Non flammable and reportedly spectacular in performance.
West Carlisle Home makers club met at the fire station Tuesday with 23 members. They voted a contribution to Pennies for Friendship and fixed April 24 as the annual achievement date. Representatives named were Florence Vanover and Mary Sim. The next counselors meeting is March 3 with the president and Rosemary Clark attending. The upholstery class meets Mondays and Fridays with Lois Simonds teaching at Marge Burrer’s Diagonal Road home. Tuesday’s project was glass painting led by Mrs. Burrer and Rosemary Clark. Miss Simonds will discuss new fabrics and care at the March 16 meeting. Briefs include Mrs. David Sampson visiting, and trips to Florida by the Yonker and Little families.
Mrs Ruth Goins entertained Wednesday afternoon on Indian Hollow road with a sandwich and dessert luncheon honoring Mrs Mildred Curtis birthday anniversary. Out of town guest Mrs Lucille Sherman of Lorain joined the group along with new neighbor Mrs Helen Harris who joined the club. Wacker welcomed back after illness and a handkerchief shower honored the guest. Other attendees listed include Marge Lilly Virginia Conklin Ann Gerush Margaret Woodruff Jane Clark Betty Gaubecau Arlene Wacker Doris Monroe Jean Lawson Clara Hartley. Merton Clark of Lima and Frank Harrison of La Porte were guests at the Morans and Mills homes amid California travels. families now reside in Los Angeles.
Rochester notes Mrs Paul Jewett hosted the Garden Circle meeting and spoke on house plants and care, with a soil testing kit demonstrated. Gun Club elected officers with Paul Harwood president and Stanton Sprinkle vice president, Dale Winfield treasurer and Ed Courie secretary. News notes include a pink and blue shower for Barbara Abbott and Frances Currey, hosted by Mrs Leon Wolfe and helpers. Weekend visits include Mt Blanchard couple Thoburn Price with Harold Ringler, and Mrs Belle Robishaw Krause visiting from Modesco, Calif. A L Sprinkle hosted Sunday at Lester Nyes in Fostoria. Paul Jewetts left for Gary Ind to visit daughter Joel Ketterings. Esther Babcock hosted a Valentine party for Methodist Sunday school pupils.
Peggy Meloy visited Barbara Stone in New London after attending a class party at a local school. Mrs. Reta Richards stayed with relatives in Olmsted Falls. The Carl Bradfords of Wooster joined Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barnes for a weekend visit. The Wil lamb Linsey funeral was attended in Ashland by A L Sprinkles and Mr and Mrs Earl Eaton. Dale Winfields and Eva Winfield had Sunday dinner with O E Wolfe in New Ohio. Stanley Storrows and Florence Davidson dined with Raymond Cline and family in Avon Lake. birthday celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Cline followed. Alvin Olsen of New London announced the birth of a daughter last Saturday. Olsen is son of Eloise Olsen of Rochester.
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