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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
4
Calendar lists events for tonight including Elyria Chapter 165 Order Eastern Star Kismet Santha No 29 at 8 p m Royal Neighbors of America at YWCA 7 30 p m VFW Junior Unit Auxiliary at the Post home 7 30 p m.
Women of St. Johns Altar Guild elected officers Tuesday evening at the school on Third Street. Mrs. K. H. Piepenburg was named president for another year with Arnold Buchholz as vice president, Mrs. A. T. Rosenau secretary, and Miss Catherine Flugel treasurer. Entertainment committee members and June July flower coordinators were announced, a 6:30 tureen was served, guests welcomed, and a jitterbug dance followed the business session.
Seventeen members of the Elyria High School class of 1907 gathered for a dinner at Hotel Graystone. Of the original 51, 18 are deceased and two addresses are unknown. eight spouses joined to bring total present to 25.
Judy Hansen reads three stories in the Longfellow Room at 10 30 p m tomorrow. A Party for Paddles by Ines Hogan The Fish Fry every Friday by Margaret Wise United Polish Club 1501 Midprown and The Friendly Tiger by Kathryn Wood serving 4 8 pm titled Ave.
Miss Mary Jane Knoblaugh former Elyria teacher has returned to Columbus after a visit here. She taught at a government school on a Navajo reservation near Gallup New Mexico last year and will begin a new assignment on a Sioux reservation in South Dakota June 16. Elyma High School class of January 1932 will meet at Hilltop House Saturday at 7 p.m. for their 25th reunion. Valley City Old District School at Hardscrable hosts its 45th reunion Sunday on the old school grounds inviting all former teachers pupils and friends.
The final meeting of First Church’s nation assembly featured organ selections and solos by Ruth Schoeni from Oberlin Conservatory. Rev Thomas Curtis at the organ opened with Handel and Hammond pieces, followed by hymns and a memorial reading.
The June 1937 Elyria High School graduates celebrated their 20th reunion at Bess and Andy’s in North Ridgeville with white chrysanthemums and green decor. Victor Sutcliffe gave the invocation, Fred Stilgenbauer hosted, and out of town guests included the Saums, Babichs, and Merritt Wolfe. Wanda Bielke Dumke chaired the event with a long committee. plans for the 25th reunion were discussed.
Alumnae at the M B School of Nursing discussed plans to entertain the senior student nurse graduating class. Betty Thome was appointed chairman. Mrs. Ann Nagy spoke on care for mentally retarded children, with Paul Nesebaum showing a related film. Dolores Bierek led hostesses for a dessert service.
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Johnson will host friends at 125 Adelbert St Sunday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 6 30 p.m. for their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Johnson, born Eleanor Smith in Westlake, lived here most of her life. Mr. Johnson, LaGrange native, is son of Ray Johnson. They attend Vincent Methodist Church and married June 8, 1932.
Announcement of the engagement between Lynne Hoover and Philip E. Delp. Readers learn family backgrounds, school affiliation at Elyria High, church and youth group memberships, and employment. Plans for a wedding are not yet determined.
Floyd L. Wheaton described a Brazil visit with no unions and government controls at a Cascade Chapter NSA dinner at Hotel Graystone. He noted worker conditions, a two hour lunch, and a drive to improve, while officers and new leaders were installed and a picnic date announced for July 18.
The Brentwood Lake Village Study Group sponsors an open meeting at Midview High School at 8 p.m. Thursday to discuss what can be done to help schools. County and district officials, plus school principals, plan to attend with several study group officers assisting.
Mrs Earl Taylor displayed a collection of ceramic buttons for the Elyna Ceramic Hobbyist Guild at the home of Mrs Clark Kesson. She added to her 32 000 buttons after a trip to New Mexico, and the meeting included pottery baskets and trip slides. Eleven members and three guests attended. Mrs Joseph Mager was elected vice president to fill a vacancy. Members brought unusual pieces of china and shared facts. A picnic for members and families is planned for July 30 at Mrs Edward Griffin’s home with ice cream and Butter Crisp Topping.
Faculty members of Allen School were honored guests at a Hilltop House luncheon. Each teacher received a rose corsage as bowls of roses adorned the tables. Retiring president Mrs Meredith thanked teachers for their cooperation and cited a PTA article about the value of parents and teachers working together. Budget chair Harriet Queen reported a profit over $100 from an ice cream social. Maynard Huene praised the executive board, and gifts were presented to Mrs Meredith by incoming president Mrs Reams.
A rummage and bake sale is held at Ridgeville Town Hall on NSat, June 8, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds support local community projects and the event features assorted goods and homemade treats.
Public welcome for Friday fish dinner at St. Jude on Poplar Street. Dinner includes pie and beverage. Adults pay 1 dollar and children 50 cents. Take-outs available.
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