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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1955

Page

2

Elyria Flower Show Progress Reports To Be Heard Monday

Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Stringer announce a 7:30 PM Monday meeting for Elyria garden club members at Holly Hall lounge to review progress for Fashions In Flowers set for September 10 and 11 in Holly Hall. The Elyria Garden Club and The Garden Y's sponsor the event, open to the public with no admission charge. publicity chair Mrs. Dart Reech encourages participation.

T. F. Stringer Elyria Garden Club Holly Hall Tme Holly Hall Auditoria Dart Reech

Local personals note several weekend trips and visits

Air and Mrs John Herpel and family of Northrip Street join Mrs Jippels mother Mrs Florence Kuoly for a Cedar Point two week vacation. Millicent Towner begins Camp Lady stay near Grand 0 with Ursuline nuns directing a two week session ending July 31. Loretta Powers and companions depart for a Lakeside vacation while Blanche Lake is called to Norwood by the death of cousin Wilford H McTLair. FISH FRY Friday 4 30 to 7 p.m Amherst St Joseph Seno’s.

Air John Herpel Northrip St Jippel Florence Kuoly Arn Cedar Point Millicent Towner Reeves Rd Camp Lady Matmee Grand Toledo Blanche Lake Columbia Ave Norwood Liv Wilford H. McTlair Yon Nastar First Christ Church Norveoond

Women Of Churches At Work Celebrate Luncheon

Approximately 25 members and guests of Circle No. 2 of Pilgrim Congregational Church held a luncheon at Mrs. Nick Smith’s home 800 Clark St hosted by Mrs. Walter Decker and Mrs. Le Roy Smith. Devotions led by Mrs. Henry Abramoska with theme First Things First. new member Mrs. Theodore Snurr welcomed. Members voted to donate $23 to the Congregational camp site at Pilgrim Hills near Mt. Vernon. Next meeting is in September.

Pilgrim Congregational Pilgrim Congregational Church Nick Smith Clark St Walter Decker Leroy Smith Henry Abramoska Theodore Snurr

Scottish Highland gathering planned for Aug 20 at Euclid Beach Park

Argyle Lodge No. 1 Daughters of Scotland met at Monteith Hall to hear that the annual Scottish Highland gathering will be held August 20 at Euclid Beach Park in Cleveland, sponsored by the United Scottish Societies of Cleveland. Miss Moore received a graduation gift for her high school record. Refreshments were served by Mary Halliday and Amy Allen. The next meeting is set for 1 p.m. August 18 at Monteith Hall.

Monteith Hall Argyle Lodge No. 1 Daughters of Scotland Euclid Beach Park Cleveland United Scottish Societies of Cleveland Odge Moore Mary Halliday Amy Allen

Use the cellophane wrapper to protect file cards

Instructions advise using the cigarette package cellophane to wrap and shield file cards. Cut the cello phane larger than the card, fold the edges, and secure with tape to protect contents.

Crockers mark sixtieth wedding anniversary on farm

A. D. and wife maintain the home farm settled by grandparents in 1829 at Columbia Station. Mr. Crocker, 88, is a pig breeder and Farm Bureau participant. Mrs. Crocker, nearly 79, was born in Huron and adopted by her aunt after her mother's death. They married at the Methodist Church and have 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

D. A. Crocker S. Station Rd Columbia Station Sam Cocker A. D. Crocker South i Station Rd Mr. Crocker Columbia Township Mrs. Crocker Huron Robert Squire Ids Eglin Methodist Church Burra Edund Tieising Elyria Lois Warlock Medina Dorothy Denaler Morlock Crockers Crocker Eustis Fla Chroniele-Telegram Harvey Wilcox

Hems of Formal Wear Move to Ankle-Length Styles

New York fashion notes show evening gowns adopting ankle-length hemlines while daytime dress lengths stay mostly unchanged. Designers like Pauline Trigere and Estevez promote the shift, with outfits such as Dell Chapman's Castle Walk silhouette drawing inspiration from prewar hobble skirts and featuring elaborate fabrics in satin and velvet.

New York Christian Dior Destemers V York Dell Chapman Silhowette Pauline Trigere Kins Estevez

Local Licenses Listed for Several Residents

Leroy Woodruff of 518 North St pineRaven and Ruby Stiles of 217 Rush St and Clarence Woodring of Foster Park Rd Amherst laborer plus Loretta Cogar at same address. John Lynch of 206 West 16th St Lorain roll operator with Eliza beth Francis at same address. Robert Hunter of Cleveland service man and William Robertson of 32 Root Rd Lorain.

Clarence Woodring Foster Park Rd Amherst Loretta Cogar John Lynch West 16Th St Lorain Elizabeth Francis Robert Hunter Cleveland William Robertson Root Rd

Hospital births and notices from Elyria area listings

Hospital Elyria Memorial records show multiple birth announcements from July and mid information for residents including Clarence Green at 8531 Butternut Ridge Rd Russell Cahill at 367 Pasadena Ave and Dean Smith at 241 Beebe Ct. Other entries list residents George Smith and Thomas Taylor and several names with addresses indicating discharge notices and family connections in Elyria Nor Ridgeville Amherst and nearby areas.

Clarence Green Butternut Ridge Rd Russell Cahill Pasadena Ave James i Wooster St.hompson Samuel Avery Bernetta Carman Nor Ridgeville James Cla la Grange David Coy Donald Cropshy Dante den Charles Polen Hauehier Amherst George Smith Stew Spitzer Gratton Thomas Taylor Woodfore Ave Robert Trout Brandison Ave Omas Webman Eastern Heights Blvd

Students Present Piano Recital at First Congregational

Thirty five piano students of Floyd C. Mearn performed yesterday at the First Congregational Church. Performers included Remdy Tutlet Caroline Wells Fachard Tsar Ann Ralston Carol Walkden Nichols Danny Huppert Judy Huppert Pa Bedoes Jerry Opfer Billy er Wayne Church Becky Giesell Toanne Pickworth Carol Behner Dolan Richard De Fazio Dianne Armstrong Ringo Stolzenhure Kenneth Wells Viro ma Sovder Jimmy Ralston Patty Lupe Tom Coates Charles Cavern Martha Czarny Qonalle Meyer Kenneth Hufnagle Martha Foss Starman Radfang Tom Carter Caral Sehriver Andrea Stolzenburg Jerry Pappas.

Floyd C. Mearn First Congregational Church Remdy Tutelt Caroline Wells Fachard Tsar- Ann Ralston Carol Walkden Nichols Danny Huppert Schriver Judy Huppert Pa Bedoes Jerry Opfer Billyer Wayne Church Becky Giesell Toanne Pickworth Carol Behner Dolan Richard de Fazio Dianne Armnstrong Ringo Stolzenhure Kenneth Wells Viroma Sovder Jimmy Ralston Patty Lupe Tom Coates Charles Cavern Martha Czarny Qonalle Meyer Kenneth Hufnagle Martha Foss Starman Radfang Tom Cartier Caral Sehriver Andrea Stolzenburg Jerry Pappas

Hopes Rise for Major Resort Project at Put-In-Bay

Put-In-Bay residents eye a potential half million dollar resort development to boost facilities and draw more visitors. Chamber of Commerce president Bob Ladd says outside investment is needed, with the Ohio Turnpike expected to attract more travelers. The Lake Erie island community serves about 490 residents on South Bass Island and relies on ferries or air service for access.

Put-In-Bay Lake Erie Bob Ladd Ladd Chamber of Commerce Put In- Bay

Secrets Of Charm And Posture For Facial Contours

A mixed feature outlines chin contour exercises and posture tips to reduce a double chin. It promotes a booklet Your Posture and describes activity routines, along with a note about a July luncheon and local events at Oberlin Road Park and Shrimp and Fish Depot.

Mit S. Fathem United Polis Club Ladd Ars Romied

Calendar Of Events Tonight In Elyria

The listing notes events including Employee Young Women's League cabinet meeting at Holly Hall and the Elyria Camera Club gathering at the Y.M.C.A. at 8 p.m. Northwest Encampment is listed as 100F.

Young Women's League Holly Hall Elyria Camera Club Y.M.C Northwest

English Family Reunion Recalls England Trip Highlights

The Cham bers family held their 60th reunion at Brownhelm Congregational Church with 55 attendees. Victor Reese opened the business session after a dinner, new officers were elected, and a memorial to Arthur Johnson was presented. Mrs. Victor Reese described an England trip with cousins and photos of homes, gardens, farms, and tea traditions. The group plans to meet again on the third Sunday in July at the same church.

Chambers Brownhelm Congregational Church Clem Chambers Deborah Walker Victor Reese Herbert Chambers Carl Seeley Horace Seeley Harvey Chambers Petersburg Fla Collie Sweet Westlake Ivan Johnson Arthur Johnson John Mortis England Ambers O Bastor Vambers Amenca LeRoy Kneesel

Club To Sponsor Talk On Floral Arrangements

Lorain florist and instructor will present floral arrangements topics at a free talk hosted by the Tar Creative Club of Loracni Quantwil on July 26 at 7 pm. The program will cover novelty arrangements unusual containers table pieces and garden-made elements with demonstrations noted from several states.

Tar Creative Club Loracni Quantwil Sponser Darmanstrativd Lorain Florist O'Nelarditeriner Purlit Pussas New York Michigan Tliants Ohio

Nuptial Shower Honors Amherst Bride To Be

Sandra Powers, bride-to-be of Jack Law, was honored at a nuptial shower hosted by her mother Loretta Rhodes and cousin Mrs Marl Neal at 712 Sherman Ave. The event featured bingo, a dessert course, and gifts in white yellow and green. Attending were relatives from Amherst and nearby communities.

Sandra Powers Jack Law Loretta Rhodes Sherman &J Marl Neal Eugene Sawyer Well.neton Ken Powers Sam Powers Allen Powers Willianss Kathy Powers Dorothy Powers Gus Mathes Miss Powers South Amherst Fred Snoble James Moore Grafton Rd Nis

Head movement drill guiding shoulder position

Instruction describes body mechanics for neck motion starting with placing hands on shoulders to stabilize the torso. It directs turning the head first to the right to look over the shoulder and then to the left, maximizing each side’s range of motion.

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