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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1964
Page
5
Biography of Harriet Beecher Stowe highlighted in Culture Club
Mrs. Donald Barnes reviews Runaway to Heaven by Jo hanna Johnston for Culture Club at Mrs. W. O McClelland's home. The biography covers 20 years of Harriet Beecher Stowe, noting her Cincinnati years, marriage to Calvin Stowe, seven children, poverty-driven writing, and Lue 77e Tom's Cabin as a pivotal, emotionally charged work that influenced 19th century America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Barnes
Johanna Johnston
Culture Club
W. O McClelland
Vassar Ave
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Beecher
Barnes
Cincinnati
Calvin Stowe
Stowes
Harriet
Lueie Tom's Cabin
McClellan
Charles Daney
John Everard
M. L. Huene
C. E. Learn
C. W. Jenkins
Allen Shaw
Columbus Ave
Pumphrey Schulz vow exchange in church wedding
Cherst Lyn Pumphrey married Ronald George Schulz on January 18 at First Congregational Church. The couple, with families named Pumphrey and Schulz, hosted a reception and open house. Schulz, a Midview High School graduate, works for Don's Trenching and Grading and the pair plan to live on Chestnut Ridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherst Lyn Pumphrey
Ronald George Schulz
First Congregational Church
Richard Linde
B.R. Pumphrey
Jerrol Cr Tre
S Helen Collins
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Harve Schulz
Thomas Curtis
Frank Keller
Hilltop House
Grocar
Penny Cashner
Schulz
West Virginia
Midview High School
J C Peary Co
Northern
Schuiz
Don's
Chestnut Ridge
Fresh spring color temptations at The Far Co Elyria
Hungry for a fresh look this mid winter season. A new outfit will complete the new you. Swing into style at The Far Co down town Elyria and the Sheffield Shopping Center for a needed lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sheffield
Wm Lances screen square dancing trips and club films
The Elyria Movie and Slide Club met at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. Members Mr and Mrs Gus Klein and Mr and Mrs Dale Wilson attended. William Lance shared square dance workshop films from Brevard North Carolina and clips from Danci Daze tours plus Christmas party scenes and Birds of Texas. New members Mr and Mrs Tramar Allison and Mr and Mrs Donald Taylor were welcomed. Refreshments were hosted by Ray Hollabaugh and Andrew Kheitje.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Upper Michigan
Birds of
Texas
Elizabeth Yeder
Tramar Allison
Donald Taylor
Ray Hollabaugh
Andrew Kheitje
Isabella Guild plans mission drive and events
Isabella Guild met at Knights of Columbus rooms to organize a rum mage sale March 6 and 7 and collect articles for missions. Boxes will be placed in Catholic churches Feb 2 onward. items may also be left at 123 Debra Dr. A memorial Mass for John F. Kennedy was announced for Jan 26 at Ecker District Catholic High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Guild
Knights of Columbus
Edward Frabotta
Debra
Elyria Lions Club
Holy Family
Parma
Edward Thome
Ekria
John F. Kennedy
Alan Beauchemin
Marian Pesch
Richard Bungard
Terry Tracey
Pesch
Mary Lou Radea
Marion Cullin
Tim Boylan
EDCHS
Junior CDA Holds Readership Counseling Training
A readership training course for Junior Catholic Daughters of America counselors met Tuesday and Wednesday in St. Mary's Blue Room. Rev. Thomas V. Rath led sessions on spiritual qualifications and dedication. Mrs. Edward Ross and Mrs. John Ross led group discussions. A handcraft session occurred and dedication was conducted by Rev. John J. Hayes. Next meetings are Feb 3 at 8 pm at St. Paul Hall and Feb 19 from 10 am to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Mary's Blue Room
Thomas V. Rath
Edward Ross
John Ross
John J. Hayes
St. Paul Hall
Pythian Sisters Install Officers At IGOF Hall
Pythian Sisters met at IGOF Hall to install officers. Dorohy Philips, Anna Lehman, and Dorothy Hastings served as installing officers with Harriett Childs as pianist. Edna Amspaugh and Lucille Barton led as chief and head officers. other officers include Ruby Beal, Evalene Gleason, Jean Rasbach, Lottie Marsh, Hazel Gibson, Lou Bauer, Fannie Miller, Erma Schnarr, Grace White, Marie Harris, Dorothy Phillips, and Edna Amspaugh as trustees and representatives. Next meeting set for February 13 at OCF Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igof Hall
Dorohy Philips
Anna Lehman
Dorothy Hastings
Harriett Childs
Edna Amspaugh
Lucille Barton
Ruby Beal
Evalene Gleason
Jean Rasbach
Lottie Marsh
Hazel Gibson
Lou Bauer
Fannie Miller
Erma Schnarr
Grace White
Marie Harris
Dorothy Phillips
Ermie Schnarr
OCF
Seams and Hems Advice From Patricia Scott Column
Fabric care and sewing tips cover stretch fabrics, pinning, cutting, zigzag stitching, and overcast finishes. Hem widths vary by style with three inches common, four to five inches on some dresses, and up to 12 inches on sheer chiffon. sway backs and hip tightness affect fit and remedies are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Scott
Miss Scott
Wee Women Quip About Housework Turns Up In Play
The flyer or caption features a playful quip about skipping chores, attributed to a character or performer known for humor. The line hints at lighthearted domestic comedy and a persona that prompts self reflecting jokes.
New drugs offer hope for mental illness treatment
A reader letter from Frances L. Ilg and Louise Bates Ames praises modern psychiatric drug therapy. It recounts a manic depressive mother and her son Kenny gaining better emotional balance from tranquilizers, arguing these medicines help many patients lead useful lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Leter
Dorcas Guild to Be Feted at Anniversary Dinner
Members of Dorcas Guild of the Magyar United Church of Christ and their husbands will attend an anniversary dinner at 6 30 tonight. The meal is prepared by Women’s Circles and served by daughters of Dorcas Guild members. A wall plaque was presented last Sunday and each member will receive a group picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Guild
Magyar United Church of Christ
Daughters of Dorcas Guild
Lewis Stanyi Jr
Junior Catholic Daughters Troop 10 Meeting Report
The meeting was held at Mrs. Gerald St. Marie’s home on George Street with bandages rolled for hospital use under counselor Mrs. Anthony Chismar. A “Going on a trip” game was played and refreshments served by Kathy Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
St. Marie
George St
Anthony Chismar
Kathy Reed
Job readiness questions and how to improve
The text asks about qualifying for positions, potential earnings, age suitability, and options for regular or brush-up courses. It also seeks guidance on obtaining help to secure a good job. It suggests considering career goals, training paths, and available support resources.
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Shirley Schraub
Donald George Schulz
Chevy Lyn Pumphres
J. K
Pumphrey
St. Teresa
Harris Rd
Shefeld Lake
Loretta
West
Bnetres
Fay
Wm. Lances
B. F. Goodrich Boots
Wise’s
Cleveland and
Hawthorne
CDA
Pythian Sisters
Donna Lee Donath
A. L. Donath
North Pasadena Ave
Donna
Alan
Linda
Lorain Works
National Tube Co
By Patricia Scott
E. C
Ales Scott
Stearns & Foster
Kaplan's
Broad St
THE
Gesell Institute OF Child Development
Frances L. Ilg
Louise Bates Ames
Doctors
Uhat
ST. Mary
Cindy Ruble
Kathy Connors
Harry Ruble
Lorain Business College
Sth
Lorain
Ohio
Jines Isis
Zale
Widmer
New York State
Lake
Niagara
Carmen Wene CO
Fairtax
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