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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1963
Page
3
A quirky birthday horoscopes page urges readers born on March 4 to pursue new experiences and ambitious plans. It highlights figures like Charles Goren and Rockne as examples of strength under pressure and emphasizes balancing idealism with realism in daily decisions.
The Monarch's Ball is announced for next Saturday with the American Legion Hall hosting a musical after the Wednesday meeting. The next meeting is scheduled March 2 at the Eagles' Hall. The program will feature a hatarama presented by a harstyust front.
North Ridgeville and Vermilion residents receive mail questionnaires to gauge winter quarter recreation needs near Baldwin Wallace College and Vermilion Exchange area. The Regional Planning Commission launches a two part survey to map park land, playing fields, and community facilities for the three mile area.
The social action committee of the Women's Fellowship at Chatham Congregational Church asks for used nylon stockings and empty pill bottles by Friday. Stockings will be sent to Korea to be unraveled dyed and made into pocket books and mats. Mrs Bertha Whiman announced a $15 92 Hearts Fund collection. 4-H Cubs will hold an achievement and enrollment meeting Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Chatham School.
Eight new members join the Amherst Business and Professional Women’s Club at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The group aims to attend the Federated convention May 17 to 19. Leaders include Christine Bee and T Clare Nelson. trip participants include Cheri Shag, Dorothy Descail, Elmer Harris, and others.
Mrs. Thomas FE Marren of 29 North Lake Street, chairman of the Heart Fund Drive, announced that a total of 24767 dollars was collected on the door to door canvass.
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