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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1961
Page
11
In North Ridgeville a junior class meeting plans to examine a mayoral race and inaugural events. Students discuss a donated television for viewing the proceedings and debate candidates including Mayor Luke L. Loufman and others.
The Ridgeville Methodist church at Lorain and Root Ras led by Rev. John Link lists Sunday services including morning worship at 9:45 a.m. and church school at 11 a.m. Additional services are shown for First Baptist Sugar Ridge Rd, First Congregational Center Ridge Rad, North Ridgeville Church of God, and St. Peter Roman Catholic Church with respective mass and service times.
The Penelope Club of North Ridgeville asks for used white sheets pillowcases or tablecloths to make bed pads for cancer patients. Drop off at Esther's Beauty Shop 35976 Center Ridge Rd or arrange pickup by calling Mrs. Walter Gick 35482 Chestnut Ridge Rd.
The Democratic Women’s Club will install officers tonight at 8 in the Green Arbor Restaurant. Virginia Saylor, executive chair of the Oberlin Central Committee, will serve as installing officer. Patrick McNulty of the Lorain Knights of Columbus Toastmaster Club will speak on unemployment at 40. Mona Walsh will conduct the meeting.
Judy Comerford, 17, Ridgeville High School senior, scored highest on a homemaking knowledge and attitudes test and is a candidate for the state Homemaker of Tomorrow award. State winner chosen in March. first and second prizes total 1500 and 500 dollars with expanded future awards.
Bernard Noll 36180 Aurensen Ave. files to run in North Ridgeville for the May primary in the third ward against incumbent T. E. Hitea. Noll serves on Ridgeville’s charter commission and has led civic drives including a police cruiser campaign. He and his wife Rita are parents of seven.
Knollwood Parent Teacher Association plans a Father and Son Night at 8 p.m. with a display from the Lorain County sheriff's department. Sheriff Vernon M. Smith will present a new film Your Sheriff's Department and discuss his department's operations.
Amherst Hospital reported a reversal in cost increases over the last six months. Administrator Gerald Lorence told Hospital Association members the daily cost to patients now stands at 31.43 dollars, down from 32.44 in early 1960, with broader savings possible for similar rate structures.
William Bray aged 71, former lieutenant governor of New York, died Tuesday night after a prolonged illness, according to UPI.
Miss Evelyn Dilly of the Lorain County Home Extension Department will discuss color usage at the Fields Homemakers meeting February 1 at 10 am. Mrs. Harry E. Atkinson hosts at 31735 Cook Rd. Members bring box lunches. Plans for a visit to the One Clock Club program in Cleveland April 12 were outlined at a recent Homemakers gathering at Mrs. George TD. Matcham’s home. An invitation was extended for Ridgeville homemakers to join the trip. The hostess reported on an upholstery class started in Columbia Station. Mrs. Richard Foy demonstrated dried arrangements.
Local commerce feature notes aValue and Price storefronts at Ridgeview Shopping Center along Route 20 North Ridgeville. The piece highlights shopping options and center layout for visitors.
William Paterson of 32527 Bagley Rd organizes a stamp collectors forum in Fields School gym with first session Saturday at 10 am. Stamp expert Jack Elton from The Chronicle Telegram and a Parma Heights dealer will advise beginners on starting a collection.
Helen MacKenzie of the Family Service Assn of Lorain County will address the Ridgeville High School PTA on mental health and families. A scholarship committee led by councilman F D C Markham and five others meets with Principal Jack Moore. no report expected tomorrow as more scholarships may be awarded. A bylaw review committee will be completed soon. attendees should bring tax stamps.
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