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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

7

Folk Fair Buffet Brings International Cuisine to Elyria

The Elyria AAUW Folk Fair at Holly Hall on June 16 offers an international buffet with dishes from Poland Greece Italy France and more. There will be American hot dogs and pie, continuous serving 5 30 to 9 30 p m, folk songs dancing and music, crafts on display and sale, and a range of national group participation. Proceeds support scholarships and educational projects. tickets available through branch members and Central Bookstore.

America Holly Hall Hotel Graystone Elyria AAUW James Johnson Miriam Laine Nelson Beller Alfred Copeland Robert Fitch John Cramn Roy Hayes William Parks Chronicle-Telegram American Association of University Women Korea U.N Lucille Leach Teachers of America

Women Of Churches At Work

Catholic study clubs report new officers plans for summer parties and mission summaries. Catholic Study Club No 2 elected Mrs Don Myers president Mrs Ted Seward secretary and Mrs Joseph Hengelbaugh treasurer. Guests Mary O Hara and Margaret O Hara attended. Mrs Myers to host July 6 at 332 Columbia Ave. St Francis Mission Circle No 24 held monthly meeting at Mrs Mary O Neals and a party at Mrs Fran Mass home. Dinner planned June 16 at 6 30 p m at Mrs Marge Terrells. A purse was sent to missionary Sister Giswalda of Hays Mont. Catholic Study Club No 3 new officers named Our Lady of Victory chapter with Mrs Matthew Fortman president Mrs William Hartman vice president Mrs Ralph Ursem secretary and Mrs James Gallagher treasurer. Meeting opened with Rosary and reports given. Annual fundraiser dinner set for June 26 at Nielsen Webber’s in Cleveland. Shrine of St Joseph orator y of Montreal program presented.

Catholic Study Club No Don Myers Albert Schneider Case Rd Ted E. Seward Joseph Hengelbaugh Seward Mr. Blue Miles Connally Robert Rourke Hore Columbia Ave Mary O'Hara Margaret O'Hara ST. Francis Mission Circle NO Mary O'Neal Brandtson Ave Fran Mass Pasadena Ave Marge Terrell Giswalda Hays, Mont Catholic Study Club Our Lady of Victory William Hartman East Ave Matthew Fortman Hartman Ralph Ursem James Gallagher Tom Polen Polen Fred Fitzpatrick Frank Brennan Nielson-Webbder's Cleveland Shrine of St. Joseph Oratory Montreal Canada Brennan Gallagher Edward Frabotta

Secrets of Charm Grace Is Essential To Ballroom Stardom

Advice on mastering poise through dance outlines the mambo as a world sweeping craze. The piece encourages graceful posture and smooth coordination, urging practice with partners, mirrors, and everyday dances. It highlights white chiffon attire for parties to enhance a graceful, glamorous appearance.

Grace Toeton

Calendar Of Events Highlights Local Clubs And Activities

A fragmented listing of social and church group events for the community includes YWCA tea for seniors at Hall Elyria Democratic Women's Club at Montieth Hall Sonrisa Club at Elywoods Park a wiener roast Neighborhood Bunco Club hosted by Mrs Vera Sharp at Stoney Ridge Franklin School dinner for teachers at Holly Hall 6 pm Washington Avenue Church Christ Fellowship Hall 8 pm installation and memorial service Pilgrim Congregational Women's Association at the church 3 pm Home and family program Lake Avenue Congregational Mothers Chil-church parlors First Congregational Chance Choir and Music Committee at Qhberlinima 1:43 pm St John Lutheran Walther League Catholic Studs Club No 9 Mrs Cecilia Horwedei Case R Protected Home Circle No 820 i8 Blaine St notes include an odd dramatic aside about dark suits and dress length and a final line TOMORROW-TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT YOURSELF.

Elyria Democratic Women's Club Montieth Hall Sonrisa Elywoods Park Bunco Club Vera Sharp Stoney Ridge Franklin School Holly Hall Washington Avenue Christ Christian Women's Fellowship Fellowship Pilgrim Congregational Women's Association Lake Avenue Congregational Mother First Congregational Chance Qhberlinima St. John Lutheran Walther League Catholic Studs Club Cecilia Horwedei Blaine St

Local Licenses and Names Listed in Lorain Entries

Licenses listed include Donald Trimmer of 2771 East Ene Ave Lorain a student and Lauret ta Cuila of 2402 Lexington Ave Lorain. Bill Downing at 226 Miler Ct chanie and Lais Anne Gordan at 7 a are also noted.

Donald Trimmer East Ene Ave Lorain Lauretta Cuila Lexington Ave Bill Downing Miler Ct Chanie Lais Anne Gordan

First Church Women Staff Installed At Annual Meet

The First Church Women of the First Congregational Church held their annual meeting as Rev. B Kenneth Anthony installed officers at 1 30 PM. Mrs Richard D Mackey is president with Mrs 0 R Finley first vp Mrs Edna G Moore second vp Mrs Willard H Brenneman recording secretary Mrs Harold Enyeart corresponding secretary and Mrs Manly M Windsor treasurer. Reports were given a workshop set for June 21 under Mrs Edward C Harr and plans for a fall Country Fair were announced. Mrs Mackey spoke of the Ohio Conference held in Shaker Heights May 20 25 with 14 attendees from the church. Tea followed hosted by the executive board.

First Church First Congregational Church Anthony Brenmeman Petersonith Mackey Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches Shaker Heights Edward C. Harr Medina Association

NSA Chapter Dines Hosts Speaker At Elks Morning

Cascade Chapter of the National Secretaries Association met at the Elks restaurant. Speaker Vince Walsh discussed NSA state convention findings and Civic cooperation with Elyria Chamber of Commerce. Pro tem officers were named for July 6 at Hotel Graystone: Evelyn Runge president, Marilyn Hogue vice president, Betty Fell recording secretary, Bonnie Fleming corresponding secretary, Patricia Carter treasurer.

Elks Cascade Chapter National Secretaries Association Vince Walsh Eleanor Leutz NSA Walsh Elyria Chamber of iCommerce Hotel Grayistone Evelyn Runge Marilyn Hogue Betty Fell Bonnie Fleming Patricia Carter

Include Children in Vacation Plans For Fun and Growth

Helen Ross discusses involving children in summer trip planning and activities. She notes younger children crave action and simple crafts, while teens discuss travel with friends. Tips cover frozen berries prep for travel, packing, and keeping kids engaged in transit.

Helen

Elyria DAR Meeting Set For June 10 At Mrs Pfaff Home

The Elyria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at Mrs. Arthur Pfaff’s home, 270 Cleveland Street, in the afternoon of June 10 instead of tomorrow. Four high school senior girls will receive Good Citizenship pins as winners in a DAR sponsored contest.

Elyria Daughters of American Revolution Arthur Pfaff Cleveland St DAR

The Chronicles Strawberries Soon To Bear Peak Crop

Local farm report notes strawberry plants in the county are nearing peak production as warmer weather and consistent care boost yields. Growers forecast a bustling harvest within the next two weeks with several markets expecting strong demand.

Flavorful Strawberries Separate by Season and History

This note surveys strawberry history from Chilean varieties to American cultivation and highlights a bumper local crop expected this year. It covers growth origins, how climate and plant crossbreeding shaped modern strawberry, and includes a tested lunch strawberry cream pie recipe and quality tips for selecting ripe berries.

U.S. Department

Newcomers Plan Family Picnic Card Party

A Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club meeting at the Y.W.C.A. featured panel discussants Service Director Michael we and board of education member R. J. Taylor. Plans called for a July card party at Holly Hall and a August picnic for husbands. Eleven new members were introduced by president Mrs. John Jackson. The event included fruit and berry tips and a fruit dessert, with 65 members attending.

Michael We R. J. Taylor Board of Education Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club W.C.A Holly Hall Husbands J Whee «Latad John Jackson William Miller Preston Mur Vaste Akonmen

Strawberry cream pie with fresh topping recipe

A strawberry cream pie recipe uses sugar cornstarch milk eggs margarine or butter vanilla and a baked pie shell. The hot custard is thickened then cooled before filling the shell with strawberries and sweetened whipped cream, followed by chilling. The note offers to share more strawberry recipes via a phone call to 4751.

Planning a child friendly trip with toys and activity ideas

The piece notes essential travel toys for small children and warns against overloading. It explains children’s restlessness is normal and tied to growth and attention spans, so a planner should bring out toy pieces gradually. It discusses varying activity needs and how overcontrol can trigger misbehavior.

Dinner Party and Shower for Brides-To-Be Lois Jordan Barabara Black

Miss Lois Jordan and Miss Barabra Black were feted at a dinner party and pre nuptial shower at Mercy's on Lake Rd. Guests brought gifts and figures include Smith Miller Dalores Kiesta Grace Majorca Sophia Truscott Ann Blackburn Sara Scott Goodrich Gage Oberlin Louis Denes Leavitt Lorain Sam Fargetti East 20th Lorain and others. The event highlighted social circles and upcoming nuptials with local residents noted.

Lois Jordan Bil Downing Barabra Black Benjamin Klesta Mercy's Lake Rd Smith, Miller Dalores Kiesta Grace Majorca Sophia Truscott Ann Blackburn Sara Scott Goodrich Gage Oberlin Louis Denes R.D. LaGrange Leora J Dembek Leavitt Rd Lorain Sam Fargetti East 20Th St Alice "Haley West 7Th St. Larain Raymond Nemeth

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