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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1960
Page
4
A note clarifies the Y Mr N Mrs Club pancake supper and square dance now set for March 12 at 6 30 p m at Packard s Maple Syrup Farm. Members meet at the YWCA to caravan. Reservations go through Mrs James McAfee.
Dale Stevanux, son of Mr and Mrs Twaine Stevanux of Diagonal Road LaGrange, is hospitalized in Elyria Memorial with rheumatic fever. He will stay about one month in room 436 of the children's ward and welcomes cards from friends.
Mrs Sam Winchell was chosen vice president and Mrs Harley Rae second vice president with Mrs Martin Jones secretary and Mrs Samuel Endrizzi treasurer. They will assume office in June. Sigma Chi elects Elyrian representatives. Lent meetings planned at Denison University. tickets for Captain Kidd Returns to be sold at Elyria High School Auditorium.
Franklin Parent Teacher Association hosted A Trip Around the World aboard the S S Franklin with slides from Tokyo to London led by Mrs Stanley Orr. The event featured a Peanut Pie recipe and a shipboard dining theme with country displays and student art, plus remarks on Mars and March dairy and egg themes.
The North Ridgeville club hosts a spring styles show on March 16 at Melody Care Ballroom. Mrs. Robert Oldfield and Mrs. Grove chair the event with models Lorene Campana Florence Marns and others modeling Nowersy play clothes cocktail dresses and daytime wear from The Fay Company. Hair by The Pixie Store House. Tickets, refreshments, prizes, and door activities accompany a nostalgic program featuring past fashions and era accessories.
More than 50 fifth graders from public and parochial schools gather Sunday afternoon to view CBS Young People’s Concert conducted by Leonard Bernstein. AAUW Elyria Branch leads the group with J. Martin Beck and local schools cooperating. program features Prokofiev, Dvorak, and Wieniawski with Bernstein.
Foreign exchange student Tad Hara spoke to Girl Scout Troop 243 about Japan as part of Thinking Day. Brownie Troop 98 discussed Bozo the Clown and cookie sales surpassed 900 boxes. The group coordinated Father-Daughter Banquet plans with Carlisle Neighborhood troops and shared upcoming TV and radio program listings.
The YWCA Holly Hall matinee at 1 30 p m Tuesday features Mrs Harold Andrews Dr May Andrews as speaker. She discusses Easter The Drama of Hope and is a professor at Ashland College with long state speaking experience on Bible as Literature and Shakespeare.
Community notices list upcoming meetings and shows. CBS chapter events include Ma go re Temple at 7:30 p.m. Royal Neighbors of America meet at 1774 WCA residence at 7:9 p.m. Kismet Santha 29 at Grange Hall in the evening.
Edison PTA held Fathers Night with fifth and sixth graders presenting insights on science from Bell Laboratory demonstrations. Ralph Ruefen led talks on silicon strips turning light into electricity to power devices. a safety slide program followed by a 9 Mar meeting notice.
A fragment advises using a five measure method for mailing and important messages. It mentions thin enves hidden by sadness foil cut from a food wrap roll and implies a safe technique for concealment or privacy. The text is incomplete and hints at a set of protective steps.
Clara Chapman daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Chapman Delbarton W Va wed Mr Charles Lutz at St Paul United Church of Christ ER Saturday at 2 p.m. The couple are at home at 219 East Erie Ave Lorain after the ceremony.
Magyar United Church of Christ Circle 5 met in the church ladies parlor with a devotional led by the pastor. Mrs. Bela Bacs chaired in Mrs. Messaros absence and announced a bake sale for March 12 featuring Hungarian pastries. The note includes a wedding of Margie Faye Curry to Mr. Lutz and details of the bride and groom, their families, and employment.
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