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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1961

Page

4

Mrs Timms Seeks Space and Equipment for Elyria Hospital

Mrs Ruth Timms of 260 Columbus Street as vice chairman in the hospital campaign says space and equipment are of the utmost importance at Elyria Memorial Hospital. She notes volunteers on the second floor assist in surgery and that the goal must be reached.

Elyria Memorial Hospital John F Ruth) Timms Columbus St Wan Mth Tha Hall Elyria Auxiliary

Winged Foot film topic at El Rey Caldron 67 meeting

Dr Nita Webb and Dr William Dobbins spoke on chiropody and podiatry during a question and answer on The Winged Foot at Eagles Hall. Mrs Timms organized drives and activities announced for the Elyria auxiliary with fund drives surpassing 1 million dollars and plans for a February 11 dance.

Nita Webb Wiliam Dobbins el Rey Caldron Eagles Hall Gerna Phiel Mighty Chosen Ave

Churchwomen Open Circle hears mission report and notes

Mrs Alan Metcalf spoke at the Open Circle of the Church of the Open Door on Isaiah chapter 40. She described the Hebrew Christian Mission’s work among Cleveland Jews and Camp Nathanael, with plans for a presidential slate to be voted on at the annual meeting.

Alan Metcalf The Hebrew! ‘Christian Mission Church of the Open Door Cleveland Camp Nathanael Julia Keifer John Everard Don Tran William Reiber Loren Hayes Arthur Spademan Ralph Neighbour Robert Robinson Valentine

Y Teen Club Notes Jefferson Meeting Schedule

Y-Teen topics cover trips by plane and boat with plans for a Valon. Junior Y-Teens vote on events. Easter candy sale planned. Dance set for Feb 17 and conference in Cleveland Feb 18 at Central Y-Teen School. Devo readings by Sarah Boyd. Next meeting Feb 33. Reporters Alice Riley and Janet Diewald. Clifford Leider of Travel Mart spoke to Junior and Sophomore Y-Teens at Holly Hall.

Jefferson Central Y-Teen School Cleveland Jack Rassler Sarah Boyd Alice Riley Clifford Leider The Travelmart Holly Hall

St Andrew Church Women Quiet Day Planned

St Andrew Churchwomen arrange a quiet day led by Dr G Russel Hargate. A precham on Tivians And The Meaning in Wo Haly is scheduled with participants to meet at 19: am. A luncheon follows at 1 pm with reservations through the church office.

St. Andrew G. Russel Hargate Pet House Hobe Pro

Honorary Spanish society member and sorority initiation noted

Town news reports James Robinson son of Dr and Mrs H A Robinson of 640 Washington Ave joined El Circulo Espanol at Mercersburg Academy for excellence in Spanish. Also Joyee Kostyo daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Kostyo initiated into Delta Zeta at Bowling Green State University. Research Club meeting site moved to Mrs Arthur Schaber home with Mrs Dana Fox hosting in March.

Spanisit James Robinson H. A. Robinson Washington Ave el Circulo Espanol Honorary Spanish Society Mercersburg Academy Mercersburg Joyee Kostyo Jerry Kostyo Oberlin Rd Delta Zeta Sorority Bowling Green State University College of Education Research Club Arthur ¥. Schaber Lake Ave Dana Fox

Thick Or Thin Topic At Elyria CCL Meeting

Betty Newton spoke to the Elyria Child Conservation League on Thick Or Thin at the Ohio Fuel Gas Company. She demonstrated weight gain and loss memes. Guests included Miss Carol Searles, Susie Wyckoff, Edna Halsey, Marie Allen, Emma Husband, Delores Peat, Aileen Van Oster, Jean Fields, Mildred Demyan and Dorothy McVeigh.

Betty Newton Elyria Child Conservation’ League Ohio Fuel Gas Company Carol Searles Susie Wyckoff Edna Halsey Marie Allen Emma Husband Delores Peat Aileen van Oster Jean Fields Mildred Demyan Dorothy McVeigh

Mothers March Coal Of Mrs. Barkacs To Aid Children

Mrs. Jerry Barkacs leads the 1961 Mothers March for the March of Dimes in Elyria. The 4 foot 11 inch advocate, an orphan, loves helping children, aims to organize a home for neglected kids, and values school cooperation and PTA work while balancing family life.

Mrs Jerry Barkacs Jerry Angie) Barkacs Irondale St March of Dimes National Foundation of the March of Dimes Mothers March Barkacs Elyria PTA Angie State House Conference On Columbus Morkacs

Catholic Daughters Troop Meetings Reported In St Paul Hall

Troop 22 led by Patricia O Connors studied St Veronica and St Francis of Assisi at St Paul Hall Monday night Kathy Emerich opened with prayer and led the pledge Patricia Leuser discussed a St Veronica book Debby McRoberts spoke on St Francis life Holy Hour planned Feb 3 at St Mary Church hosts were Patricia Leuser and Kathy Emerich Reporters: Chris Elek ST Elizabeth Troop A Valentine party planned Feb 12 at Bushmen residence mats and refreshments noted by Mary and Maureen Price Christine Vargo reporter TROOP V4 a junior girl discussed roles at home during Troop 24 meeting at Mrs Russell Becker 336 6th St a dramatic skit was presented Kathy Goldcamp hosted refreshments ST AGNES TROOP January 18 meeting at St Mary School cafeteria studied life of St Agnes Mrs Lewis Oliverio and daughter read S Mary Alice Baer reporter Social event at St Teresa Sheffeld Lake Open 7 pm Regular party 8 pm.

Walter Stultz Catholic Study Club 7 William J. Young Middle Avennue Jubilee Kennedy Stultz Young Chris Fat Patricia O'Connor St. Paul Hall Kathy Emerich Patricia Leuser St. Veronica Debby McRoberts St. Francis of Assisi St. Mary Church Patricia Leuser Kathy Emerich Chris Elek St.elizabeth St. Elizabeth Bushmen Mary Maureen Price Christine Vargo Russell Becker 6Th St Kathy Goldcamp Kathy Becker ST. Agnes St. Mary School Lewis Oliverio Sheila Mary Alice Baer

Paris fashion notes show cloche variations in spring line

In Paris, Jacques Heim showcases spring clothes with offbeat cloche variations. A pink straw turban by Svend features a wing sweeping from crown to chin, finished with a wide pink organza band. The new line leans toward asymmetrical silhouettes in unphotographed fashions.

Jacques Heim Paris Svend UPI

Troop 33 Sells Girl Scout Cookies at Pilgrim Church

At Pilgrim Congregational Church Troop 33 presented a skit on selling Girl Scout cookies. The meeting distributed orders and read letters from Nina Good and her daughter Ann of Indiana.

Pilgrim Congregational Farmer Nina Good Ann Indiana Mrs. Good

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John F. Timms Christopher Robert el Paso Tex Pfe Kenneth P. Rothgery Christopher S. C. Rothgery West Ave Robert F. Morrison Gulf Rd American Legion Peg Botamer Park Pi Jean Dennis Norma Kelly Need Hann Timms Timms Spring Company St. Andrew Episcopal Church Clara Ann Miami University Community Chest United Fund Elyria Board of Health Beta Sigma Phi Elyria Woman's Club EWCA Monteith Hall EWC John BIBLE Holland B. E. Vankrimpen United Presbyterian Church Netherlands John D. Mellinger R. P. Kirkpatrick Elizabeth St Elyria District Catholic High School Maryhelen Jaykel Stanley Jeanne Plas Raymond Diane McAllister C-T Janet Diewald N. Ridge Rd St. Andrew Church Seeba C. T Harmon-Nielsen Mary's Randy Terry Karen Craig Roosevelt School General Motors Corporation Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association Angie Ristas Elyria High School Mrs. Barkacs Social Party Sun St. Teresa Harris Rd Sheffield Lake Loan Ass‘n Middle Avenue Ruth Bara Jane Baeder Linda Barinnski Ant Wale Tudy Richards, Ser Tice Organs Conn Sales & Service Modern Music Center Ridge Rd Botamer Florist Elyria Clark St. & Park Tn Wellington South Street Bob Gardner
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