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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1959
Page
3
Mrs William E Stevenson wife of Oberlin College president will speak at the Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women first meeting of the year.
A luncheon and installation of officers will be held at Ob erin Imm next Friday at 12 30 p m Mrs Helen Gunsett Democratic National Committeewoman of Ohio will install club presidents A light breakfast will be served before the meeting in the dining hall at Pilgrims The program includes a candle lighting service a legislative program and a devotional led by Mrs Harry Lindsey The group will be introduced to new clubs across the county and community efforts described by mission board members from Columbia Amherst Avon Lake Lorain Elyria and nearby areas Mrs Albert Wirth presided and appointed Mrs George Breitmayer to fill the unexpired term of Mrs Paul Eager The Rev Aaron Downs announced a new church membership class starting in February The morning included sewing layettes for Lebanon via the Friendly Service project The next meeting is set for Feb 5 at 8 pm in the church Later
Mrs Richard Webner chair man of Mothers March on Polio led a Garford PTA meeting with a National Foundation film on polio and other diseases. Dr William E Bennett presented Your Eye Two. Founders Day dinner set for Feb 24 at Magyar United Church ER. Card party slated for Jan 29 at 8 pm tickets handled by Mrs Ralph Foreid. Attendance award went to Miss Mary Short's afternoon kindergarten.
Readable entries show United Polish Club and Northwest Encampment 1501 Middle Ave hosting events. Fish and shrimp dinners and juvenile camp 1374, and Wesley House listings indicate 4 to 8 P.M. times. Local social clubs invite attendance and community participation.
Mrs. Charles Winkler presided as Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid installed 1959 officers at a 1 pm ceremony in the church parish hall. New president Mrs. Winkler with vice president Mrs. Jaroch, secretary William Schroeder, treasurer Mrs. Lloyd Rich, and sunshine treasurer Mrs. Lottie Mosley. Committee heads named include devotions Mrs. Haas, flower committee Mrs. Gebhardt, kitchen Mrs. Mosley, and others announced by the president.
The Elyria Temple Sisterhood meets for a dessert luncheon discussing New England Girlhood review by Nancy Hale and plans for the February 10 donor banquet. Co chairs announce a May donor event and a social dinner with desserts, while members hear reports on fundraiser bake sales and auditing.
Dear Abby notes a 16 year old may decorate a clean neat room with posters and pictures if walls are undamaged. Readers discuss wedding rings order from the altar to after ceremony and a line about weight making rings hard to remove. A confidential note to Joanne ends the column.
Mrs. Rachel Lamberton addressed the Research Club at Mrs. Dart Reech home on Gulf Road warning against communism. She cited J Edgar Hoover and un-American activities reports of 1957 and warned Russia seeks world rule by any means. The hostess was aided by Mrs. A F Schaber and the group plans a Feb 2 meeting at Mrs John Haldeman’s home.
Mrs Menedla Seibel a psychiatric social worker at Loran County Guidance Center spoke on mental health and its tersilierns at the Sonrisa Club gathering in Holly Hall last night. Nineteen members and one guest Mrs Edward Drager attended and hostesses were Mrs Walter Ingersoll Mrs Pete Hermann Miss Helen Mashinsky and Miss Helen Sherman. A games party is planned for February 5 at Holly Hall.
Ninety-Five Club members were entertained by Mrs. Allan Fritzsche at 184 Overbrook Road after a luncheon and brief business meeting. A screening of Deadline Every Minute, the United Press story by Joe Alex Mortis, reviewed the service’s 50 years and major coverage. Mrs. J. Clare George offered notes from her newspaper experience. the January 22 meeting will be at Elyria Country Club.
In Miss Hale the author recalls a girl’s coming of age in Boston during the 1920s. She recounts adolescence, tea dances, misadventures in love, and fashion bravura like purple garb inspired by Greta Garbo. The Sisterhood’s next gathering is Feb. 3 at the temple.
Gates PTA minutes note 16 members at library meeting. Announced Jan 22 card party and Feb 14 bake sale. Upcoming paper sale Mar 31 and rummage sale Apr 18. Next board meeting Jan 27 at Mrs. Jaroch home. Family night Feb 1 features the film A Mighty Host and a missionary skit.
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