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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1955
Page
5
The Washington Avenue Church hosts a women's fellowship meeting focused on community drama and fellowship activities. Attendees discuss upcoming events and plan cooperative outreach through church programs.
The holiday starts at sunset Monday and runs to sunset Tuesday. Purim honors the Biblical story of Esther and the thwarting of Haman. Despite seriousness in faith, Jewish communities mark Purim with gaiety and humor as a release from daily tensions.
Edwin Spaetzel of South Point Drive Avon Lake announces the marriage of his son Richard to Dorothy Romano daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Romano Sheffield Lake at Auburn Indiana on Feb 21 The former Dorothy Romano wore a brown wool tweed suit with white accessories Diane Snyder served as maid of honor and James Holub was best man Forty guests from Avon Lake Lorain and Sheffield Lake attended the wedding dinner at the bride's home Mrs Spaetzel is a Brookside High School senior The groom is a Avon Lake High School graduate employed at Ohio Gas Co Bay Village
Georgette Krugman presided at a Lor an County Council Auxiliary meeting in the Post Home. She announced a ritual demonstration at future meetings and a letter to invite attendance, with a school of instruction led by Hinkson-Hyseli No. 3342. The 3341/3342 units will perform colors and opening ceremony March 28 at 8 p.m. in Post 1079 clubrooms. A Ninth District meeting is set for 2 p.m. in Tiffin. A Cancer Foundation drive was reported, with a birthday-themed March 15 focal meeting and makeup demonstration. Rummage Sale listed at 125 Harvard Friday 7-9 p.m. and Saturday 9-4.
Answers to common beauty concerns in a Q and A style column. Topics include dry scalp treatment with hot oil and towels, using deodorant and antiperspirant together, removing liver spots with dry ice or acids, selecting makeup for gray hair and skin tones, determining ideal weight with a booklet, and sun exposure care for brown spots with oil applications.
Short festival note details traditional Hamantaschen versions with yeast and baking powder, cookie dough method, and fillings. Also describes Chicken Paprikash with disjointed chicken, onions, tomatoes, hot water, seasonings, and a dumpling method to finish the dish.
Mrs. B. Ellsworth Young entertained Education and Fine Arts members of Elyria Woman's Club with a salad luncheon and a program on Bell Lore. She displayed 800 bells from origins in Ireland, Tibet, Japan, Portugal, Persia, France, Samoa, and Denmark, and shared histories, poems, and Easter quotations.
Mrs Mors Brown led a talk and halls demonstration at the Sonrisa Club meeting in Holly Hall. Members voted to donate to fund sending a delegate to a New York convention. Miss Helen Mashinsky and Mrs Harry Ruble served dessert from a cradle-themed table. Special prizes went to Mrs Brown and Mrs Walter Ingersoll. Plans call to see a Playmakers production on April 4.
FRANKLEW Father’s Night covered the Franklin Parent Teacher Association meeting with remarks by secretary William Pond and treasurer Kenneth Schilling, presiding Carl Prentice, and a nominating panel led by Schilling. A timbl ing demo featured Sue Hurd and Jum Smuth with refreshments by Ray Stanek and others. Also listed is a rummage sale at 126 Homer Street Elyria and an Eagles Mystery Balloon Dance at the Eagles Club on March 5 for Eagles members.
Miss Josephine Daugherty Teen Age Director led a discussion on teen needs at the Holiday on Thursday luncheon at Holly Hall YWCA. She emphasized parental love and understanding to strengthen parent child bonds during adolescence. The program included swimming sewing and oil painting with plans for future painting projects and furniture finishing. An upcoming Florida slides talk by Mrs Frank Gredisek and a spring fashions discussion with Mass Jo Ann Ostrove are planned. A nursery is available and inquiries can be made to the YWCA. A new term begins March 32.
The St. Clair Rebekah Lodge announces a May 9 appearance by Myrus the wizard of telepathy at Elyria High School auditorium at 8 p.m. Tickets are available from lodge members. Also noted are upcoming meetings and events including Rebexan Social Club on March 10, a March 17 branch gathering at 10 a.m. at 25 East River Street, and an March 14 officer animation meeting.
Gates School hosted Father’s Night featuring a one act comedy Babs Buys a Car with cast including Clifford Currier as Babs and Herb Kaatz among others. Leonard Fowl presided as president, with Gerald Six secretary and Robert Bearer treasurer. Rabbi Rubinger led the invocation and pledge. awards went to Kathryn Palmer and Ima Strats.
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