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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1952

Page

6

Twenty Five Years Of Progress In Girl Scouting

Elyria groups prepare for the annual meeting marking twenty five years of Girl Scouting in Elyria. A dinner at the American Legion Hall precedes the meeting with projected pictures of the movement, officer nominations, and recognition for founding members. Color guard and service helpers will assist. The Bethany Group hosts a travel talk at 132 Lafayette Ave with Joyce Meredith and Jack Ryan leading devotions and slides.

Elyria American Legion Jocal Glen Shoemaker Maurice Thatcher Don Myers Edwin Glosser Earl Ware H. H. Hartman Don Andress Council Seider Scout Troops E. R. Fitenit Charles Marcus D. M. Overcash Will Thomas Emma Winter Ilfield Clarence Foss North Ridgeville Cor H. H Joyce Meredith Jack Ryan Bethany Group First Christian Church Wayne Lance Lafayette Avenue John Mansfield Doris Edwards United States

Four Elyria Realtors return from Columbus state meeting

Elyria Board of Realtors members A. J. Foreman Jr, Alice Pitman, John Kinter, and H. N. Johnson traveled to Columbus for a two day session with state officers and directors. The group met at the Deshler Wallick hotel Monday and Tuesday to discuss conventions and membership while other locals and residents reorganized and planned activities back home.

Elyria Board of Realtors Elyria Deshler-Wallick Columbus A. J. Foreman, Jr Alice Pitman John Kinter H. N. Johnson

Republican Women Install Staff And Appoint Chairmen

Officers for 1952 were installed last night at the Elyria Woman's Club meeting of the Republican Women's Club. Miss Winifred Fay opened the program, with Miss Norah Abbe presiding. Ruth Fox installed staff: President Ethel Anderson, First VP Ray Hultz, Second VP Martha Sharrock, Recording Secretary Claude Wigtfield, Corresponding Secretary H. H. Gregg, Treasurer F. E. Flynn. New membership chair Ruth Fay and year book chair Orville Schaeffer were named. Mrs. Gregg becomes sunshine chairman. Lincoln Day dinner planned for February 11 with Senator Chase as speaker. Mary Jensen read several pieces, including Et ion Day and What Grandma Says.

Republican Women's Club Elyria Claude Wigtfield H. H. Gregg F. EF. Flynn Fay Orville Schaeffer Gregg Roy Hultz Anderson Senator Chase Mary Jensen Carlo

Eight Members Are Recognized At A B And PW Dinner

Eight new members affiliated with the Elyria Business and Professional Women’s club were welcomed at a meeting following a dinner at First Congregational church. Candellight service honored members, and each new member received a pin as Miss Aurilla Lyon presided. The gathering included a March of Dimes donation and a club pledge by all.

Elyria Wanon First Congregational Church Aurilla Lyon Miriam Rogers Susan Davidson

Calendar of events Tonight at Lorain County clubs and churches

Numerous groups meet tonight across Lorain County including Catholics study clubs Arts clubs and church circles. Highlights include Mrs J A Becker at 148 Passadena avenue at 8 16 p m and Mrs Thomas Koviak at 207 Louisiana avenue at 8 p m plus meetings by the Lorain County Industrial Nurse Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles and Golden Glow with Mary Diederick. The Pioneer Girls groups Elks and YMCA circles also gather at various venues as Lake Avenue Congregational and First Methodist host events. A Kinder-Barten department program at First Methodist features Miss Dorothy Nichols leading a Sunday morning routine with the Lost Sheep dramatized by fifty children and an audio-visual film strip For the Record.

First Methodist Church Dorothy Tanielson John Whitney Jeirls Keith Wallace Catholic Study Club J. A. Becker Passdena Avenue Laurence Torian St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle Thomas Koviak Louisiana Avenue Lorain County Woman's Club John Dowdel Jefferson Street Eagles St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Golden Glow Mary Diederick Foster Avenue Y.M.N.O Ted Jalowiec Boston Avenue Merry Wives of Dorothie Waller Waller Nancy Waller Jack Knowles QO. T. Stremnel Harriette Vail Lais O'Malley Charles E. Bages Victorine Sears Division of Christian Education National Council of Churches of Christ Dorothy Nichols Christian Education

St Paul Maury Martha class plans for 1952 meeting

Will Help Shut-Ins suggestions were offered at the St. Pauls Maury Martha class meeting last night. Mrs Park Ho bill led devotion using a scripture theme for the new year and plans were outlined for 1952. After business, games and refreshments for 12 members and one guest, Mrs Mary Washke, were served at a long table. The class will meet February 19 with Mrs Martin Gehrke as hostess at a to be announced location. A rummage sale is set for Friday and Saturday January 18 and 19 featuring clothing, dishes, antiques and misc at side door only 227 Denison Ave.

Odd Fellows Lodge Temple Herman Dull Frank Walker William Hartmidn St. Agnes Virgin Mar Tyr St Agnes P.m R. Wheel Elyria St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Edward Frabotta Adelbert Street First Congregational Point Circle Todd Moise Columbus Street Ted Prindle H. W. Pond Robert Daykin James Thomas Nancy Chancellor Oliver Wendell Holmes First Congregational Church Paint Circle Park Hobill Mary Washke Martin Gehrke Denison Ave

New Presidents Announced And Awards At Lorain NCCW Meeting

Lorain Deanery Catholic Women’s meeting at St. Stanislaus Church announced new presidents for Altar and Rosary Societies across several parishes. Members received 100 hour service certificates for Crile and Brecksville Veterans Hospitals. The Diocesan luncheon was set for February 19 at the Elks Club in Elyria, with plans for a study club and a President’s Tea on January 30 at the Elyria Woman’s Club.

Lorain Deanery NCCW Blessed Virgin Home Library Mary Rose Buds R. Flaherty Council of Catholic St. Stanislaus Church Red Cross March of Dimes Catholic Charities Christ Rosary Society Vinovich Mas Ann Suleski Leo A. Rygwalski Cotti St. Vincent de Paul Vincent Crile Brecksville Elks Club Elyria Guild of St. Joseph’s Church Avon Lake Edward Schirack Korea Europe William Young Sheffield Lake Young Frank Kuchenrither Ear of God

Licenses Granted to Local Workers and Residents

Licenses issued for John Graham a warehouse man in Black River township and Margaret Thompson of 380 Pickett Avenue Black River township. William Holdren a Lorain steel worker and Valeria Pataky at Lorain. Wilbur Groomes a Lorain bus driver and Evelyn Nagle of Lorain. William Higgins a Lorain supervisor and Margaret Olsavsky of Lorain. Donald Sharpnack at 315 Lodi Street an assembler and Mildren Nevedale of 315 Lodi Street. Steve Letianchyn a Lorain truck driver and Anastasia Burko of Lorain.

John Graham Black River Township Margaret Thompson Pickett Avenue William Holdren Lorain Valeria Pataky Wilbur Groomes Evelyn Nagle William Higgins Margaret Olsavsky Donald Sharpnack Lodi Street Mildren Nevedale Steve Letianchyn Anastasia Burko

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