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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1955
Page
5
Nonfat dry milk stretches the food dollar and stores easily for singles and families. It adds minerals B vitamins and protein, aids older people and children, and can be reliquefied when needed. Use in muffins pancakes biscuits cereals meat dishes and desserts. larger packages are cheaper per ounce while small sizes ease reliquefying.
A discussion promotes note writing as a timeless social grace and teaches concise warm messages. It includes a recipe for biscuit mix and practical tips on crafting heartfelt thanks, plus a rummage sale notice at 1216 Middle Ave.
Mrs. H. A. Ryan and her daughter Linda hosted a shower at 252 Harrison St for Carol Schmauch a future bride. Guests from Oberlin Amherst North Olmsted and Elyria attended. The event featured bingo with prizes and a dessert course for 18 guests as Schmauch prepared to wed Gerald Squire at South Ridge Evangelical Church.
Mrs. Al Wysznski hosted 14 members of the Dortas Guild of the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church at her home 306 West River St Monday evening. Games and pinochle were played with prizes won by Mrs. William Messaros Mrs. Adolph Mecira Mrs. Al Mike Mrs. Sam Nagy Mrs. Frank Kayden Mrs. Lewis Szanyi Mrs. Lewis Balas and Mrs. Clinton Husband. Plans were made for a summer cottage outing of Rev and Mrs L G Novak at Alberta Beach Aug 1. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Bara 2017 Lake Ave on July 18.
Mrs. Anne Biggs convalesces in Elyria Memorial Hospital after surgery. John P Weber Jr. born June 6 at Kaiser Foundation Hospital Hollywood to Mr and Mrs John P Weber of Torrance California, former Esther Hamula. Mr and Mrs H Kellogg Day returned from Philadelphia after visiting Mrs Day’s son Rev William X Smith. Mr and Mrs Lows Brinkley return from Confluence Pennsylvania after the death of Grace Fisher at 69. Mr and Mrs J David Everard announce fifth of a song Deane Wilford yesterday at Passavant Hospital Chicago. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Henderson at St Joseph Hospital, parents Mrs Henderson formerly Lillian Staith.
Paris styling notes from a Paris jeweler highlight heart shaped diamonds as lasting symbols of affection. The guidance suggests two hearts set as diamonds or centered with WG carciipa to please a lady.
An English seaside tale describes how the midwife gives the oldest child the newborn to hold first, forging family duty and pride. The custom aims to foster belonging and cooperative care amid growing siblings, countering rivalries with shared joy and responsibility.
The Plus 50 Chin of the W A will move the Friday picnic from the W to Ely Woods and convene at 12 noon. A rummage sale will be held Friday and Saturday at 241 Stanford Ave.
Jr VEW staff and VFW Post 1079 induct new officers including Georgette Krug-Rnodhamel as president, Kay Dotty Cummings junior vice president, Deane Moran treasurer, Jeanne Viley secretary, Sandra Bul unit chaplain, and Sandra Jones block conductor. Special guests Walter Hill and Linda Hill attended as color bearers. Refreshments followed at the VFW Hall while auxiliary members hosted. A Carlyen Rummage Sale was announced for 310 Bell Ave with bake sale Friday and Saturday at 9 a.m.
The VFW Post and Auxiliary No 3341 hosted a Sunday picnic at Willows Park Grafton. About 75 attendees enjoyed a 1 pm basket luncheon then games and contests with winners named for pea out scramble burlap bag hot potato race shoe scramble balloon contest adult egg carry and egg throwing. Diner served at 6 pm. Organizing committee included Mrs Gladdis Johnson Mrs Marjorie Boise Arthur Perkins and Wayne Herman.
Elyria residents gathered in Cincinnati for the Seventh annual Ohio lodge convention where Alice Kaylor was elected to a third term as state treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Eagles. Elyrians Yolan Goudy Rose Boals and Clara Riley attended. State officers installed included Dorothy Douglas Marion president Ethel Turner past president Bernice Hoffman vice president Francis Wallis chaplain Elizabeth Baum secretary Alice Kaylor treasurer Margie Plunk inside guard Esther Williams outside guard. Trustees seated were Ann Folk Silverette Greening Esther Thompson Ruby Ryan and Mary Louis. Installing president Alta Browning past modern state president from Elyria Aerie No 431 assisted by Mary Dunn conductress past president from Canada. Banquet and Memorial Service were held Saturday night at the Sheridan Gibson Hotel with the Reading Auxiliary in charge.
Local calendar lists events for Little League East Mothers groups Catholic Study Club No 10 and Mrs Alfred ODonnell at 252 Washington Ave Navy Mothers Club American Legion Home open installation Dames of Malta LO C F Hall Marshall Chapter R A M Masonic Temple Rebekah Pass Noble Grands El Rey Caldron Eagles Hall with times around 1 30 p m to 7 30 p m
Elnora Farkas was praised with a lighted birthday cake served to Chi quita Club members with Mrs Hazel Wolf and Beebert present. Farkas received gifts from the club and secret sister. Wolf got a wedding anniversary present. Bridge games yielded silver scholars Louise Mall and Helen Morrow. Farkas will host July 11 at 532 Turner St. A Weiner roast highlighted Nyx Club at Mrs Florian Noster home with prizes to Mrs Jack Reming, Mrs Ted Malinowsky and Mrs John Radachi. Next Nyx gathering will be at Mrs Malinowsky in Lorain.
Chronicle Telegram reports local Elyria events for Wednesday June 22 1955. Community news covers weather, school notes, and city happenings with brief notices and public announcements from the era.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dulley recently wed in Monroe Michigan and now reside at 19 Main Street Grafton Mrs Dulley formerly Ruby Wiley and a former Milford River Company employee in Elghit attends North Eaton Church of Christ Mr Dulley works at Sidney Motors in Grafton
Mrs. Oscar Dunn hosted the final meeting of the year for the 1 Literary Club at her Princeton Avenue home. Guests included Mrs. Florence Holcombe and Mrs. Nellie Gregory who led a westerns and dude ranches program followed by a childhood photo guessing game. The session closed until September. Rummage sale all week at 216 High Street. Fish and shrimp dinners take out available at the American Legion Home, Ohio Street and Gulf Road, every Friday.
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