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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1959
Page
4
Members of EL] Y-Annes heard a Monday evening talk on Alcoholics Anonymous functions and aims. The speaker said AA defines an alcoholic as one who cannot control alcohol and noted it is public enemy No. 4, contributing to highway accidents and industrial absenteeism while costing the government. The group offers nonjudgmental help with group therapy and spiritual direction.
YWCA annual dinner at Holly Hall 6 30 p m Mrs Orlando Petritlo speaker AAUW Mrs Arthur Hudnutt St Stanford Ave US Navy Mothers Club 121 Junior Chamber of Commerce Birding 7 50 p m YMCA Great Books Discussion Group YW residence 10 p m Jefferson PTA Executives Mrs Walter Thompson 308 Louisiana Ave St Marys PTA Parish hall St Paul Circle 2 Mrs Jobin Brickner 278 West Hilllard Rd 8 p m Amvets Auxiliary Post 32 Amvet Hall 7 30 p m El Rey Caldron Eagles Hall 8 p m initiation Isabella Guild K of C Hall 8 30 p m Dames of Malta 1 C C F Hall 7 30 p m Marshall chapter RAM Ohio Edison Building third floor 0 30 p m
Mrs. G L Resor Jr of Cincinnati opened the Elyria meeting at Monteith Hall and outlined the league’s volunteer structure, growth to 65 Ohio leagues and 980 nationwide members. She urged new member recruitment, nonpartisan standards, and school outreach while noting upcoming study groups and local legislative priorities.
Mrs Beuthal of YW Reviews In The Pink by Mildred iTopp at the Senior League of WCA dinner in Holly Hall. Lloyd Beuthel critic and Elma Bachman chaired the event. Marjorie Forsythe announced forthcoming talks by E H Hartley and Clyde Bartlett with museum visit plans.
The Auxiliary to the Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association formed Monday at Jim Jaycee Hall with 70 members. Mrs. Donald Gardner elected president and officers named: Mrs. Gray DeNillo vice president, Mrs. Ray Yost secretary, Mrs. Graham Craig treasurer. Executive board includes Mrs. L. H. Terrell, Mrs. Ray Dreger, Mrs. George Valerius, and Mrs. Charles Yost. Regular meetings set for the fourth Monday at 8 pm. Gerald Gasser named ways and means chair. An attic auction will be featured at the next meeting.
Fairfax society bulletin item lists local events and club notices with brief reports and editor contact for readers to contribute.
Fred C Oldfields will celebrate their golden anniversary with a family dinner at their Butter Ridge Road home. Married Jan 29 1909 in Elyria they have lived there 50 years and retired from Western Automatic Machine Screw Company in 1957. Their grounds include four acres with flowers vegetables African violets antiques and a lamps collection. Their children Thelma Nixon Maxine Painter Fred C Oldfield Jr June Rockwell and John L Oldfield will attend with 10 grandchildren and Mrs Regina Kruple. Grandson William Nixon was killed in the Korean War.
OES Post officers hosted a dinner in Holly Hall where Mrs. Richard Urig demonstrated dessert decorating with petit-fours, starting from a plain cake and ending with a dessert tray. Lois Cole reported on the members' Christmas party and plans for a traveling dessert were made.
Navaho rugs and hand woven coverlets were displayed at the Attic Club meeting in the YWCA Residence. Mrs. W C Shea demonstrated loom weaving and Miss Mabel Ellis explained pulping and dyeing techniques for flax cotton and wool. Mrs Russell Bennett discussed Navaho wool processing and waterproof yarn. Mrs Jay Baksa spoke on mountain coverlets and their enduring heritage. A bake sale Feb 21 was planned to boost funds with Mrs Milton Wilcox as chair.
The March of Dimes Teenage Program reported net proceeds of 193.83 dollars with adult advisor Mrs. Michael Letko. Students working on the campaign included Judy Green as chair and dozens more listed by name.
Rainbow for Girls met Monday as Miss Mary Hanson received a gift from officers. Jill Ruby was elected to the office of Faith replacing Linda Butterbaugh who could not accept. Diana Walters and Kenneth Botamer attended as guests. The next meeting is February 23 at 8 in the YWCA residence with the theme Belles of Yesteryear.
Merle L. McDonald DDS spoke to the Ely Junior Women's Club at Mrs. Robert Maier's home on Larkmont Drive. He used slide pictures to show tooth development and outlined seven basic rules for keeping teeth healthy, stressing the six year molars as cornerstones. An informal discussion followed with five guests. next meeting set for February 9 at an announced location.
Old New York tip suggests sautéing sliced mushrooms in butter with fresh lemon juice. Add cooked fresh green beans and heat through for a quick remaining dish.
A playful note quotes a woman mentioning Mr Kranz as a stern man who will come down to collect an item immediately, signaling a quick pickup arrangement.
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