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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1955
Page
5
A local notice invites people to visit Arthur Murray for a free one hour dance lesson and analysis. The studio promotes the Magic Step as the key to dances and offers hours from 1 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday with Saturday hours. Contact Larain at 54-135 or visit the studio today.
Amherst women including Mrs Jo A Were Wal and Mrs Ales Kuk joined a regional conference with attendees from Lorain St Johns and St Pauls. They participated in sessions led by the Episcopal and Evangelical churches and heard a study on civilization by the Caral bishop in Philadelphia.
Davy Crockett theme play areas were highlighted at Gates and Ham tun playgrounds with performances, costumes, and crafts. Groups at Gates Playground Gutowsk 3 and Gates welcome observance, Ham tun School, Eastern Heights, Fulabur, and Edison grounds showcased students in Davy Crockett costumes and songs. Prizes for best costumes, a ride on horseback, and a Davy Crockett carl contest distinguished the event, with attendance noted as strong.
MINNEAPOLIS. Six men attempted a theft at Hank Hirsch’s tavern. They towed a barrel mounted on an open frame from a basement storage area to a car, but the barrel fell from the vehicle as they drove off. No further details available.
Sixty members of LaGrange Helping Hands gathered Tuesday at the Rider home for demonstrations and a guest speaker. President Mrs Rider presided as members, including Rina Gulgin, hosted the event and outlined forthcoming activities. The meeting concluded with refreshments and notes for a future gathering at Joe Zaina’s home.
Chronicle-Telearam issue from Obio presents local notices and brief items dated Friday July 15 1835. Includes various public notices and community updates typical of a mid 19th century local newspaper.
Ohio State Master Byron Frederick attended the Huron County Pomona Grange meeting and praised the Willard team for degree work. Willard Grange, with over 260 members, is believed to be the largest enrollment in 40 years. The group meets on the first and third Tuesdays. The first end degree team is the first all women team. Members include Beatrice Fry, Marilyn Fry, Elsie Stockmaster, Greta Feichtner, and others, with Comrade officers and organizers listed.
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