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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
13
Belden events list a Susana Circle luncheon at the Methodist Church at 12:50 p.m. Metho dist Church hosts Ladies Night at 6:30 p.m. CHATHAM VEW Post 6892 will meet at VEW Hall at 3 p.m. on Wednesday.
Ba igles Auxiliary celebrated its tenth anniversary with recognition for former presidents. Ten year pins were awarded to Mildred Spurlock Visser Brad Harriette Offineer Jeanice McKenzie Betty Kelley Gladys Wurtz Jean Converse Marian Morning Florence Lehman Dorothy Roberts Thelma Dudge Nita Freeman and Hazell Weidman. President Judy Wurtz appointed committees for the year and the auxiliary will meet July 1 at 5 pm at Eagles Hall.
Advertisements offer age suited positions in expanding Airlines roles such as Passenger Agent, Hostess, Reservationist, Station Agent, and Operations Agent. Free information available by sending four names and addresses to Atlantic School c/o Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio.
A long air of anticipation surrounds Lerner Loewe’s My Fair Lady as the musical prepares a coast to coast run from Maine to California. Reportedly, promoters expect a broad appeal across regional stages in the weeks ahead, continuing the show’s spring momentum from its earlier Broadway and road productions.
Ashland hosts the Grand Balloon Parade featuring 120 entries from Thursday to Saturday. Events include a mass balloon release by 3,000 schoolchildren, a Children and Youth Parade, 40 exhibits, and an anticipated 125000 attendees.
A fragment from a Wil liamsburg diary recounts 18th century tavern life and punch cultures as a post colonial reflection. It notes George Washington Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson era revelry with arrack punch and tavern brawls framed by local history and schooling gaps.
Abraham Moss aged 64, newly elected president of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, was buried in Manchester on Sunday after dying Saturday at Victoria Memorial Dechwich Hospital. His funeral gathered many figures from the Jewish community.
Valley City's 4-H clubs plan meetings at Community Hall at 7 30 p m tomorrow and Thursday 7 30 p m. Liverpool Junior Miss Ameri cas 4H Club asks members to bring projects and books to the session. A joint meeting with York club is set at York school Sunday 7 30 p m. Buckeye Buckeroos visited Ron Segley for a horse handling demonstration. The next session will be at Stuart Zacharias home Thursday at 7 p m.
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