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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1955
Page
3
John Robert Powers urges readers to travel lightly and broadly, embracing new places and people. He emphasizes inner charm, undemanding manners, and sharing pleasures while using lightweight magnesium luggage to simplify travel.
Calendar listings show Chiquita Club Hazel Wolf Bee ge Ct at 8 p m and Echo Club V W Residence 1 30 p m plus notes on appreciation and a charitable appeal. It mentions First Methodist Girls Work Friendship and various lodge and auxiliary gatherings with locations at West River Rd and local halls. Parcels of social and fraternal notices fill the page.
The list covers licenses issued to residents including Walter Metka of 3258 Reid Ave Lorain Sally Ann Bobrowski of 504 E 29th Lorain Herbert J Putnam RD 1 Columbia Station Joyce Jean Wiseman RD 1 Columbia Station Charles J Spinella 1670 N Fudge Road Patricia Kay Konrad 5 E 45th Lorain Conrad B Zech 319 W 27th St Lorain and Wuma Dorothea Manns RD Oberlin.
Walter Brzusek at 2124 Elyria Ave Lorain car man joins Freda Myers at same address. Edward Malloy Berea box maker and Wilma Mills 33104 Lake Ra Avon Lake listed. Group plans beach party attendance with Drennen Beetler Avon Lake and a steel worker. Dolores Mud pienic noted for tomorrow afternoon at Lin mch. 2342 Hast 37th St Lorain wood Beach to assemble at Conrad Zech 319 West 27th St YWCA Holly Hall at 2. Lorain truck driver helper and to chairman Jim McAfee. Wilma Manns RD 1 Oberlin.
Women from Maranatha Class of First Baptist hosted an eight‑item picnic on Hebron House lawn Washington Ave. Guests Rev James Russell and wife on furlough from Venezuela. Members shared reports and faith topics while others discussed teen summer work in local stores, banks, and insurance firms including Dellefield, Brown, and Spirls with many teens seeking money for clothes and experiences.
Elyria Memorial Hospital reports births and discharges on June 17. A daughter to Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Finegan, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams. Discharges include Marian Abbe, Janis Abbey, Mrs. Roger E Anderson, Mrs. Fredrick Bauer, Mrs. Frank Becker, Donnie Earles,Mrs. Arthur Hayes, Andrew Horvath, Carl Keffer, John Koppler, Mrs. Mike Lorensky, Joseph Magda, Mrs. Robert Millwhallen, Mrs. Zigmond Pulagyi, Mrs. Herman Peabody, Duane Phelps, Steve Saley, Mrs. Corrine Taft, Tir Thornton, and Mrs. Steve Yesterby.
Around Town notes circle 3139 members and guests at a business session and dinner at Mrs Loomis home on East Broad Street. They adjourned until September with appointments set for June 2. Gaiety Club hosted by Mrs Gorske with cards and a Flag Day lunch. Peach State residents paid $25 a bushel for California peaches after a late freeze.
LaVerne E. Flood daughter of Mrs. John Lawson and Richard J. Pfleging of Brooklyn will wed July 23 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church Brooklyn at 10:30 AM. Bride’s grandfather David P. Condon to give her in marriage with Raymond Bishop and Ellen Fitzpatrick as bridesmaids and William Pfleging as best man.
Sally Lou Davies, a 14 year old from 338 Oxford Ave, balances dancing as a studio owner and teacher with school. She directs four to fourteen year old pupils from her home studio and earned a junior NADA award after studying ballet with Beatrice Bene in Chicago. Sally teaches, designs costumes, and coordinates sets, supported by her dancing family as she juggles youth activities and her chorus work. Her mother notes her passion and patience, and Sally says the reward is seeing a pupil express affection toward her.
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