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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
3
The Chronicle notes fish as an economical protein substitute for red meat. Lois Simonds of Lorain County home demonstration says one serving of fish provides similar protein to meat. Supplies are larger than last year and prices are slightly lower. more canned and frozen fish will be available as fresh stocks thin in coming weeks.
John Robert Powers argues conversation is an art and key to relationships. The column outlines round corners in dialogue, three steps to involve others, and how to develop a engaging voice, with a plug for a booklet and a mailed request for 10 cents.
Florence Gilliland attended the Sahara Daughters meeting at 118 Blaine St to honor and discuss the June 7 and 9 conclave in Cleveland. Cards provided diversion with prizes for top table scorer. Beatrice Scarborough won a special award. Nellie Jones and Jeanette Arnold hosted. April 5 meeting set for 7 30 p m at the same address with bake sale at Youngs Home Cleveland St Saturday DeMolay Mothers Club.
Mrs G Fomec Hargate, head of the National Executive Board of the Woman's Auxiliary to the National Council of the Church, addressed St Andrew Church Women on trends in church programs overseas and at home, focusing on education, social relations and citizenship. She reviewed thrice annual plans for the Episcopal Church convention in Honolulu, outlined practical tips for homemakers and noted fish, frozen foods and nutrition as members discussed parish fellowship.
Three tales will be read in the Longtelow room of Elyma Public Library tomorrow starting at 4 pm with Mary Jensen presenting Nicodemus and His Little Sister The Everlasting Loup and Bartholomew and the Gob leek Mrs Free Klein co chair of the parish committee on Christian Canada Ontario Province announces a rummage sale on 125 Harv education and a family tureens and lecture discuss on. Friday evening 1 9 pm Saturday 94.
Mr and Mrs Carl J Smith and daughter Joan spent a vacation in Mexico City and the southwest then returned home after a month. Mr Giles marked his 40th year with Lorain County service and 32nd degree Mason. Mrs Giles belongs to DAR and Mayflower Descendants. Miss Oleo Chapman and Arthur Giles wed in Elyria. they spent years in Panama and have traveled widely. both lovers of music with ties to local arts organizations.
The Woman's Association of pale Avenue Congregational Church heard Captain John Hansen of the Salvation Army describe extensive rehabilitation work and aid for adjusting individuals to a new way of life. He presented a film Bring Em Back Alive and spoke to guests Senior Major Lambert Bailey and Mrs Sarah Budge.
March notices list a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Borno at 235 Franklin Ave a son to Mr and Mrs Henry Sennver of Grafton a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gerald Haught at 28 Grafton Ave a son to Mr and Mrs Russell Yordnch of Grafton and a son to Mr and Mrs Stephen Stumpnauzer at 2078 North Rudge Rd.
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