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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1954

Page

6

Founders Day Speaker Advocates School Improvement

Allen E. Rupp Fremont Public Schools superintendent urged educators and citizens to seize existing opportunities, focus on praise, avoid lowest common denominator thinking, and resist copycat conformity. He stressed excellence and teaching with passion, while addressing discipline and public responsibility at the Elyria Founders Day dinner.

Allen E. Rupp Fremont Public Schools Board of Managers Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Elyria Council of Parent- Teacher Associations Washington Avenue Carst Rupp

Petro Speaks At Luncheon And More At Elyria Club

Former mayor Joseph Q. Petro spoke at Elyria Women’s Club sauerkraut luncheon on the family unit’s breakdown and divorce as a major issue. He closed with a poem and a Q and A session. The group voted a donation to Elyma school for retarded children and planned a March 23 program on interior decorating. The meeting also featured a film trip aboard the Queen Elizabeth and a donation to Red Cross.

Joseph Q. Petro American Home and ‘Child Welfare Department Elyria Women's Club, Inc Petro Richard Mackey Thomas Potter Ways and Means Fred Tite J. M. Gregory Frank Rawell C. R. Hallock Alfred Cook Jesse Peaberthy Elyma School

Whyte Pritchett Wedding Date Set For March 27

Miss Donna Whyte daughter of Mrs Edna L Whyte and the late Frank B Whyte of Brownhelm will marry Don Pritchett of Amherst March 27 at the Brownhelm Congregational Church. Both are Brownhelm High School graduates class of 1951. Whyte works in auditing at Elyria Savings and Trust. Pritchett is a Lorain County driver examiner.

Donna Whyte Edna L. Whyte Frank B. Whyte Brownhelm Don Pritchett Amherst Brownhelm Congregational Church Miss Whyte Elyria Savings and Trust Company Pritchett Lorain County Brownhelm High School

Gates Par Ent-Teacher Association Reports Tuberculosis X-Rays

At a Monday executive board meeting of Gates Parent-Teacher Association, all school children were reported X-rayed for tuberculosis. The event occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Camden Rigg with Ruth Bellamy presiding. Ernest Seabold is set as guest speaker for March 3 Father’s Night, with men handling the business session and kitchen and Joseph Quaranta leading a buzz session.

Gates Parent-Teacher Association Camden Rigg Ernest Seabold Association Joseph Quaranta Ruth Bellamy Jenny Birk Raymond Lodi Seneca Street Mae Farkes

Rushing Details At Gamma Epsilon Meeting

Names of prospective spring pledges were turned in to June Pease during a Gamma Epsilon chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Kay Pronesti's home. The agenda covered business, opening ritual, minutes and roll call, with Billie Warren reporting on the Valentine dance and City Council. Plans were approved to pay the president and incoming president’s fees to the state convention in Dayton. The next meeting, a music party at Miss Pease’s home, is set for March 9.

Pease Gamma Epsilon Beta Sigma Phi Kay Fpronesti West Avenue Billie Warren Dayton Valentine Miss Pease Harvard Avenue

Hospital Discharges List Noted Broad Street and LaGrange

Hospital discharges include Mrs Adalberto Casarez and son on Broad Street airs George Walkemeyer and son RD1 Aven Mrs Estill Frasher and son 36 Dewey Ave Mrs William Archer and son 204 Longfellow St Mrs Cecil Bazley and son 1 Furnace St Mrs Ray Ketchum and daughter LaGrange.

Adalberto Casarez Broad Street George Walkemeyer Estill Frasher Dewey Ave William Archer and Son Longfellow St Cecil Bazley and Son Furnace St Ray Ketchum LaGrange

Local Names List for Sullivan Lorain and Ely Streets

Names and addresses listed include Robert Sexton Sullivan Arthur Predmore Lorain J C Jones 819 to St Mrs Alan Smythe 570 Washington Ave Mrs Sam Kaplan 329 West Ave and Harry Searles 400 Kenyon Ave with multiple individuals and street designations shown in a fragmented local notice.

Robert Sexton Sullivan Arthur Predmore Lorain J. C. Jones Alan Smythe Washington Ave Sam Kaplan West Ave Harry Searles Kenyon Ave

Japanese American tea exchange at Elyria YWCA Holly Hall

Mesdames from Japan and America shared ideas in a cordial tea during National Brotherhood Week. The Japanese visitors, led by Mrs Kobayashi, observed Elyria YWCA activities, met local leaders, and discussed community life, education, and women’s roles. They plan to bring back programs such as a mothers’ holiday and youth events.

Mesdames Japan America Holly Hall J. W. Yarbrough Elyria Haruyo Sato Nagoya Helen Mulholland Elyria Ywca Niki Kanzaki Kyoto Shinako Kobayashi Hiroshima M. Torve State Department Washington, D. C T. R. Brown Earl Lautensehnleger Willis Chandler Women’s Bureau United States Department of Labor Oberlin Community Chest Red Cross YWCA Kobayashi Board of Education Kanzaki Mothers Club Parent-Teacher Association Federated Women’s Clubs Sato United States National Brotherhood Fred Lohnes Community Chest Board Genevieve Landis Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company G. Russel Hargate Council of Church Women The United Nations Margaret Histed Constance Lynch Girl Scouts Virginia Hazzard Tokyoe Boards of Education

Size 42 sewing pattern for Misses wear

Pattern 9051 offers Misses sizes from 12 to 42 for spring and summer outfits. Includes a complete sew chart and illustrated steps. Cost is 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mail. Mail to Marian Martin, Pattern Dept., Chronicle Telegram, New York.

Marian Martin Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N. Y

March Programs Are Announced by Elyria YW League

March activities for the Employed Young Women's League at Holly Hall are outlined with plans for film showings, a book review, fashion demos, and a United Nations talk. A cerebral palsy film opens March 16, and special guests from Japan attend a dinner marking Washington's Birthday.

League G. Russel Hargate United Nations Holly Hall National Y.W.C Elyria League Medina Y

Club Makes Donation to Front Lawn Landscaping

The Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran Church met last evening in the parish hall and voted to donate toward landscaping the front church lawn. Arthur Ehlke announced the G E House of Magic on March 15, sponsored by St John and Grace Lutheran Men’s Clubs. Herman Krueger led the meeting in the president’s absence. The Rev W W Walker spoke on Christianity. Mr and Mrs Krueger and Mr and Mrs Edward Rothgery led games. prizes went to Arthur Ehrke Merle Kemery Mrs Elmer Vetter and Mrs Myron Sooy. Refreshments were served.

Fellowship Club Grace Lutheran Church Arthur Ehlke G. E. House of Magic St. John and Grace Lutheran Men’s Clubs Herman Krueger W. W. Walker

Learn Slip Cover Hints Presented by Mrs Zelda Gregg

Learn Slip Cover Hints How to Slip Cover a Chair was the topic of the demonstration given by Mrs Zelda Gregg at last evening's meeting of G L Jones. The speaker outlined slip cover making steps and also made a dress for a miniature doll. Two future programs include an illustrated Pakistan lecture by Dr and Mrs Schide and a talk Pnia and Percanlih by Mr Milan Bendik, advisor for the group.

Zelda Gregg G.L Jones Pakistan

Daughters of America Meeting Funds Red Cross Help

Ladies of Daughters of America met in Amvers hall and approved a donation to the Red Cross. Elyria members were to aid Lorain Berea and Medina candidates on a Cleveland April ballot. Bertha Digman and Sarah Kubes were reported ill. A white elephant sale followed. Clara Hardy won the special award. Refreshments by Itasca McWilliams Dawn Linden Leona Seckt. Meeting at the YWCA adjourned to March 9.

Lillian Garfield Daughters of America Amvers Hall Red Cross Elyria Lorrain, Berea Medina Cleveland Bertha Digman Sarah Kubes Lagain Clara Hardy Itasca McWilliams Dawn Linden Leona Seckt

Teens Explain Parental Roles For AAUW Meeting

Five Elyria High School Extemporaneous Speaking Squad members led a discussion before the Elyria branch of the American Association of University Women on teen expectations from parents. They urged love security privacy praise fair discipline and parental openness, citing better driving, chaperonage, and a Connecticut community code as beneficial examples. Mrs. Clarence Steller presided. Mary Dolliver of Oberlin College will speak at the March meeting.

Elyria American Association of University Women Woman’s Club Elyria High School Nancy Fitch Marilyn King Edgar Drake Carol Allabach Ted Berg Connecticut Clarence Steller Mary Dolliver Oberlin College

League Members Hear State Rules Of Reforestation

Elyria Civic Suburban League members met at the Schabers home to hear state rules on reforestation. Miller said orders must total at least 250 trees of one kind, planted 7 by 7 feet and open to state inspection. The group postponed a decision on expansion and will meet March 23 at Mr. Miller’s Abbe Road home.

Richard Miller Elyria Civic Suburban League Arthur Schaber Lake Avenue League Ohio State Highway Department Miller Abbe Road

Mothers Club of Lake Avenue Church Meeting Tonight

The Mothers Club of Lake Avenue Congregational Church will meet at the church recreation room for a brief business meeting a program and refreshments. They convene at 8 o clock. Venetian blinds laundered retaped recorded pickup and delivery offered by Elyria Venetian Blind Laundry phone 44474 for 39782.

Mothers Club Lake Avenue Congregational Church Elyria Venetian Blind Laundry

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