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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1955
Page
10
Eaton volunteers from Boy Scouts Cub Scouts Grangers and others plan to work on a summer park project. Corwin Swan sponsor says workers will cut down and trim trees once the State Highways Department marks the area to be converted.
Twenty five guests from North Eaton and Boy Scouts joined 56 attendees at a Grafton Methodist Church meeting led by Eben Bistl of the Woman's Society of Christian Service to hear a report on the World Council. The Grange deeded a 1 acre plot for a park site near Route 82, to be used by the state department under a perpetual easement. highway officials plan a roadside park and parking area, with volunteers aiding in clearing brush and laying groundwork.
Lew Gale sports editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer was the speaker at a father son banquet held in the Methodist Church in Grafton. Ninety seven attended the dinner with Rev Fred Stroebel giving the invocation and George Edwards presenting the welcome. The event sponsored by the Women’s Society of Christian Service featured floral arrangements and performances by guests.
Salads brand Melchs showcases Waldorf garden potato Jello and macaroni varieties. Birdseye features in the lineup alongside these ready to serve options.
Members of the iFriendship Class gathered at the Pay Eppley home pond Sunday night for a picnic. Boating was an attraction. A brief business session reported the class auction sale. Plans were made for a French fry stand at the foreman's carnival July 1 through 4. Mr and Mrs Eppley invited the class to meet again at their home for the July meeting. A picnic supper will be served.
Belden Mothers Study Club will host a picnic at Cascade Park in Elyria replacing the July meeting. A potluck dinner starts at noon. The gathering was planned at the Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs Henry Schriver. Mrs Norman Reisinger led the session with reports from Mrs Gladys Giese Dora Abbey and Dorothy Hills. The group set a pie and money-making project for fall and a home products party for later. Giese acted as auctioneer for a Winter elephant sale. Schriver and Dorothy Grills served refreshments.
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