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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1959

Page

2

Secretary Lucile Griffin Finds Variation In Career Life

Lucile Griffin, secretary to George C. Calvert, vice president of Pfaudler Permutit, oversees varied duties in Western Hemisphere operations. She splits time between library work, study for a science degree, birding, music, and gardening, while planning future courses at Kent State and pursuing hobbies with family and local societies.

Lucile Griffin George C. Calvert Western Hemisphere Pfaudler Company Pfaudler Permutit, Inc Griffin First United Predivieriit Library Audubon Society Hidden Valley Butternut Ridge Arouad University Goty Bled Fuaver William Gein Tara Tagelig Tareda Tex Wass Griffin Moss

Community News Brief From Amhees Area Church Events

A local notice outlines a prominent parish event at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Amhees, detailing attendees including Joseph Lemachael and others. It notes a May gathering at a hospital memorial site and mentions a student media show on Lorpea Channel 6o.

Walle Webb Chanelle Lorpea Bey Reehay Sebuah

Gift heavy book listings for Lent readers and scholars

A long catalog of religious books for Lent and Christian studies appears, noting Dorothy Clarke Wilson's The Gifts, a Bible dictionary by James Wet, Owen Chadwick edited works, and introductions on Christian history. It highlights authors, publishers, and a mix of devotional and scholarly titles, including beliefs on Jesus, the Gospels, and interfaith dialogue.

Jesus Dorothy Clarke Wilson Nava Jonathan J. Allmen's Muleal Wall Deborah Worman Simon Jean James Wet Boyd Wilson Bangor Phe Owen Chadwicis Prince OF By Peesides Conference of Cas St Benet Westminster Press West

Moose Chapter Meeting Provides Games and Reflections

The Moose Lodge held a gathering at Moose Hall featuring games as diversion and devotions led by chaplain Liki Blood and Regent Sally Johns. Messages included religious talks on death and heaven, with awards to Ada Fenwick, Lila Flood, Alice Essop, and Margarete Gard. A special award went to Nova Cor Beverly Fenniverted. Next meeting to be held March 12 at Moose Hall with praise led by Robert Ballat.

Lin Giamdtate Sally Johns Trillot Pdna Terry Alneys Steve Helmer Hon Huth Helmer Judat Jorg Ether Bay View Hospital Bay View Bradman J Ada Fenwick Lila Flood Alice iEssop Margarete Gard Nova Cor Beverly Fenniverted Moose Haven Chris Robert Ballat Moose Hall

Guild Sees Movies On Church Fourthurs Card Party

Isabella Guild of Elyria held a movie program at Knights of Columbus Hall with Rev Otis Winchester and Herm Kelling illustrating church rites. A board meeting is set for Mar 19 at 9 30 a m at the home of Mrs Denman. A traveling sales tax project was discussed and a joint communion breakfast planned for Mar 8.

Isabella Guild of Elyria Knights of Columbus Otis Winchester Herm Kelling Winchester St. Agnes Parish Isabella Counci Robert Denman Eil Cleveland Carl Russert Cancer Home Ages Fred Ed Frabotla Lohnes Kenneth Onng Denman Troll Harry Given John Finding Donald Alten Sidney Cantwell Robert Dyie John Timms Harry Offers Kenneth Weaver

Women Of Churches Plan March And April Activities At Local Groups

Baltic town notes describe St Patrick's Knights of Columbus dinner March 17 at 6 20 p m in the Knights Hall. A ticket meeting for a min strel show and a Band Guild card party April 12 are planned. Correspondence from Ohio Fuel Gas Co mentions the Betty Newton radio program. The group sponsored a Christmas meal project and sent thanks for food clothing and toys. By law changes address delinquent dues and roll removals in January. Mrs Bruno Volk thanks organizers for the January card party and Mrs Ralph Capasso announced two pandora boxes as a special prize. An event led by Golden Rue Bible Class honors Frances Willard and Ada Simpson Sherwood with remarks about women's rights and church work. The meeting closes with prayers songs and dessert for 15 members and a guest. next gathering March 26 at 1 30 p m.

St. Patrick's Knights of Columbus Band Guild of Elyna District Ohio Fuel Gas Company Betty Newton Decuser Bruno Volk Ralph Capasso T. F. Sellers S.cesshil Bader John Koviak Volk Alan Beau United Press Chemia Oytetian Church F Lamer Johns Lake Ave Sellers Ada Simpson) Sherwood Frances Wiljiard Sherwood Oberlin College Meg Sellers Berea E. W. Wright Jlo Leo C. Livertore Mes James Crichton East Raver Rd Mar

Ayres Addresses League Unit on The Tax Dollar

Frank Ayres Lorain County auditor spoke to Brentwood Unit of the League of Women Voters at Mrs. Howard Begin 124 Lakeview Dr Thursday. He said Lorain ranks 10th among 38 counties in population and evaluation and that about 30 million dollars will be taken in and paid out this year. He noted new evaluations totaling over 40 million and new obligations including Metropolitan Park Board Detention Home Regional Planning Commission and a fourth judgeship. He explained the county main income comes from real estate with additional funds from utilities personal property taxes sales bank deposits auto license gas liquor cigarettes land inheritance and more. He outlined that the budget committee reviews 63 budgets yearly and land value is based on front footage with location affecting amounts and home evaluations based on 1.41 material and labor costs yielding about 33-40 percent of current costs. Mrs Begin served refreshments after the talk.

Frank Ayres Lorain County Brentwood League of Women Voters Howard Begin Lakeview Dr Ayres Lorain Metropolitan Park Board Detention Home Regional Planning Commission Begin

Violet Show Set by Lorain County African Violet Society

A discussion on the Violet Show of Lorain County African Violet Society was held at Mrs. Rhinehart’s Amherst home with Mrs. Kolbe assisting. The event is scheduled for April 11-12 at Sheffield Township Hall Detroit Road. A door prize will be awarded. Committee chairmen reported. Refreshments were served to 17 members and guests.

Lorain County Junit John Rhinehart North Main St Amherst Oliver Kolbe Sheffield Township Hall Detroit Rd

Geological Biblical Flood Talk At Local Meeting

A presentation by Bill Knudsen director of the Etyma HieBA Club examined geological and biblical flood accounts. He cited alleged whole animals found in ice and suggested an ark could be feasible under science. The event, held Monday night at Judy Kline’s home, included guests and a discussion about ice tests and material distribution in Calcutta.

Bill Knudsen Etyma Hieba Club Judy Kline Knudsen Calcutta India Melva Care Frederick DeHefield Ave

Fantasia Fashion Show Promises Luxe Furs Spring Trends

Elyria High School hosts Fantasia of Fashion in a grand fur showcase on Thursday at 8 30 p.m. Social Progress Department of the Elyria Woman's Club sponsors. Rabin's provides furs, Fay Company designs, Brandau's jewelry, Botamer's flowers, Wagner Music Store stereo installation, Jo Portaro Salon creates 30 model coiffures, Arthur Rainey designs sets, Stone Dance Studio choreographs. Tickets sold by Social Progress members and sponsoring merchants.

Smart Furs Milan Bendik Thomas Stringer Elyria Woman's Club Elyria High School Social Progress Department Rabin’s Fay Company Brandau’s Botamer Wagner Music Store Angela Michael Jo Portaro Arthur Rainey Stone Dance Studio William Gillies

Calendar of Events Elyria and Area

Community groups list events at churches halls and schools. Activities include Lenten recital at Washington Avenue Church of Christ at 8 15 pm and Elyria Junior Woman's Club meetings at 8 pm with 8 30 pm membership, plus Y ECHO dinner and other club gatherings at Elyria locations. Includes schedules for Altrusa, hospital women’s auxiliary sewing, Rainbow Majority Club, Elyria Youth Council, Eljah Rehearsal, Holy Cross PTA, St Jude’s Parents Club, Magyar E Dorcas Guild, St Agnes Rosary and more with times and venues across Elyria Amherst and Lorain.

Elyria P.m. Magyar E R Dorcas Guild St Agnes Rosary Lorain Canton Lorain Oddfellows Hall

Isaly Store visits outrun Lover's Lane outings

Statistics show more students take dates to Sterner's Isaly Store for cheesecake than to Lover's Lane. The note calls this a sad commentary on the youth of today and cites Storr 529 Broad St Elyria Ohio with likely misspellings in store name and address.

Sterner Lover's Lane Stemer Storr Broad St Elyria Ohio

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