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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1954

Page

4

Clyde District Meeting on March 9 to Discuss Legislation

Four local women from Elyria Women’s Club and the Junior Club travel to Clyde March 9 for Middle North District Legislation Day at Clyde Methodist Church. Theme Knowledge Is Power. Registration opens at 9:04 a.m. Luncheon reservations go to Mrs J M Dawley Jr 7 East Forest St Clyde by March.

Elyria Woman's Club, Inc Junior Club Clyde Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Clyde Methodist Church J. M. Dawley, Jr East Forest St Cipde Arthur Green Minerva Ohio Columbus Apn Don E. Lea Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation Corp. F. W. Mason Ohio State Patrol Naturalization and Immigration Warren ‘Riedel Toledo Naturalization Immigration Office Theodore Myers Gibsonburg Middle North District Legislation Carl W. Zeller

Service League Hosts Charity Hockey Game in Cleveland

The Elyria Service League sponsors a Sunday February hockey game at 2 pm in Cleveland between the Barons and the Pittsburgh Hornets to benefit local charities including the Center for Sightless Youth Council YWCA Red Cross Golden Age CARE for Korea and a nursing scholarship at Elma Memorial Hospital. Co chairs Mrs Harold Rorick and Mrs Harold Guthman. Tickets available from committee members with a March 8 reservation deadline.

Elyria Service League Cleveland Barons Pinsburgh Hornets Center For Sightless Arthur Robishaw George Hoke Ward Young Alan Fritzche B. Johnson Charles Biggs Guthman Denison Ave

McKinley PTA to host Elyria Librarian speaker

McKinley School P T A meets next Tuesday at eight with John Rebenack of the Elyria Library as guest speaker. The session will cover the February 17 card party and fashion show finances, plus a talk on the family use of the library and its community role.

McKinley John Rebenack Elyria Library McKinley School P.T.A McKinley Rebenack

Color in the Kitchen Deliberate use of color in kitchens urged cautious choices

Kitchen planners advise limiting permanent color on walls and counters to delicate pastels or gray and relying on utensils and accessories for color splashes. The note cautions walls and work surfaces can outlast trends, urging timeless, soothing tones. It also oddly mentions opening a can from the bottom to remove asparagus tips.

E H S confronts Sectional hoop run as snow limits school

Snowbound week at Elyria High brings extra rest days while gym action dominates. Pioneers win two rounds and eye a victory against Cleveland West in Berea at Baldwin Wallace Gym. Senior Hi-Y plans two-baser trip for Thursday game. Military Ball memories linger as Gold Diggers Prom looms. Girls are urged to courtesy with carrots and kitchen goods as prizes. STOP MOTH DAMAGE at less cost Berlon costs only 8c per year for a suit. Five year guarantee.

E. H Baldwin‘Wallace College Berea Hi-Y Cleveland West Elyrians EHS H. Merthe Co

Youth Center Plans March Swing Dance and Spring Gambol

The Youth Council stages a March Swing at Holly Hall on Saturday from 9:30 to 11:30 p m with Barry Herman orchestra. Decorations feature yellow and green crepe paper. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs Marsall Lleyd and others. Raymond Germ will perform March 13. The final event, Spring Gambol, is March 20 with Barry Herman orchestra and lamb and pussy willow decor.

Youth Council Holly Hall Nancy Charman Harry Herman Marsall Lleyd Harold Mucie William Worcester Albert Bishop Maren Club Mocambo Cleveland Raymond Germ Barry Herman

Women’s Fellowship To Present Home Talent Play Tomorrow Night

The Christian Women’s Fellowship of Washington Avenue Church of Christ will stage the home talent play Tough Assignment at 8 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Roles are played by Mesdames C. A. Huene H. G. Wilson Cecil Garrett Edward Schwaegerle Roger Williams and Shelton Porterfield with Dale Fiers, president of the United Christian Missionary Society, hosting. The program also includes a film Windows of the World illustrating mission stations visited by the Alice Group.

Meeting of Christian Women's Fellowship of Washington Avenue Schwaegerle Roger Williams Shelton Porterfield Iby Dale Fiers United Christan

Close To Home by Ed Fitzhugh shows a boy next door chasing greed

The narrator recalls the neighbor’s rapid, reckless pursuit of wealth and a supposed path to happiness, detailing his constant schemes to earn a million before thirty and the futility of equating joy with money. The piece ends with the narrator noting the neighbor’s recent absence.

Ed Fitzhugh

The Neighbor’s Son Chooses A Serious Path

A neighbor recounts a young man who pursued business aims, plans to study valuations and property management, and envisions a steady future with his own office and some insurance work. His change in tone hints at a serious relationship developing as his mother confirms the couple’s dating.

Lillian Fields Becomes Bride At Miami Beach

Sister of Mrs. Albert Kaye at 991 North Washington Blvd. Mrs. Marvin Gould of Lorain hosted the bridal dinner at Triton Hotel. The newlyweds will reside at the Churchill Hotel, 3801 Indian Creek Dr., Miami Beach, Florida.

Albert Kaye North Washington Blvd Marvin Gould Lorain Florida Triton Hotel Churchill Hotel Indian Creek Dr Miami Beach Fla

Talent winner Weisheit shines on WXEL program

Joseph Weisheit, student of Stone Dance Studio, won the weekly talent contest on WXEL's Three Bears last Sunday. Pat Koons is hospital confined at Portsmouth Naval Hospital address F P Koons Jr 4630813 Ward 1C 1 Portsmouth Va. Kenneth Beal and family of West Badge St have just returned from a Florida trip two months ago.

Joseph Weisheit Stone Dance Studio Three Bears WXEL Pat Koons F. P. Koons, Jr Portsmouth Naval Hospital Portsmouth Kenneth Beal West Badge St Florida

Licenses for William Foghkane and Mary Bates

Notice lists licenses for William Foghkane at i5 Smith Court and Mary Bates at 645 Bell Avenue. Classified ad advises that IC.T Want Ads deliver results.

William Foghkane Smith Ct Mary Bates Bell Ave Ic.t

Postponed and canceled meetings sweep Lent plan notes

A sequence of local group notices shows multiple postponed or canceled events. The Spring Luncheon is moved to March 11. St Andrew Family Night and several church and club meetings are deferred or rescheduled. The Daughters of Scotia and Kozie Klub pause, while holy communion and a mid week service are altered. Oberlin Lodge Knights of Pythias cancels tonight due to road conditions.

Research Club St. Andrew Episcopal Family Elyria Woman's Club, Inc St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed “Women Guiid Edison Pta Daughters of Scotia Woman's Club Grace Lutheran Church Hinkson-Hysell Auxilary Mildred Bruce Indian Hollow Rd Kozie Klub Oberlin Lodge Knights of Pythias

Honor Father On 72nd Birthday

Paul Jurinmec of Norwalk was guest of honor at a Sunday dinner party hosted by his son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Worchester of 645 East Broad St The occasion marked Jurinec s seventy second birthday with all his children and their families as guests A large birthday cake centered the buffet table and the honored guest received a table lamp

Paul Jurinmec Norwalk William Worchester East Broad St Mr. Jurinec

In Town News and Club Notes March Meeting

The Potto Wattomie Club met at Ang DiLuciano’s home with all members present. Plans for a March 3 Cleveland dinner and theater party were discussed. Pinochle prizes went to Natalie Cavacea Grace Marsico Ang Detilio. Evelyn McCane won the special prize. Sue Mettera received an anniversary gift from her secret sister.

Pottowattomie Club Ang. DiLuciano Cleveland Natalie Cavacea Grace Marsico Ang Detilio Evelyn McCane Sue Mettera Sue Metera

Social guest list notes diverse attendance at gathering

The guest list includes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crittienden, James and Ray Jr. of LaGrange, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hainline and family of Norwalk, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jurinec of Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. John Betzel and Mr. and Mrs. John Jameson of Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abramoska and partner of LaGrange, Sandra Lamadue of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tudor of Wellington, and Mrs. Paul Jurinec, among others.

Raymond Crittienden James and Ray Jr LaGrange Harold Hainline Norwalk Frank Jurinec Mansfield John Betzel John Jameson Lorain Jand Airs Robert Abramoska Peat Sandra Lamadue Elyria Henry Tudor Wellington Paul Jurinec

Limited Time Advance Tickets For Cleveland Show

Only two more days remain to save on advance sale tickets for the Cleveland Home and Flower Show. Purchases are at Central Book Store Day's Hardware Hess Pharmacy Hess and Hess Isaly Cleveland St. Store Likly Rockett Inc. and Men's Shop.

Cleveland Central Book Store Day’s Hardware Hess Pharmacy Hess and Hess Isaly Cleveland St Likly-Rockett Inc Men’s Shop

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