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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1957
Page
3
A 1950s style feature notes that raising a daughter to age seventeen costs about 25 000 dollars, according to economists. It breaks down birth costs, food, clothing, shelter, health care, education, transportation, and miscellaneous items totaling 25 000 with tax exemptions and child earnings noted.
About 130 attendees at St. Jude's Church for the Brownie Fly Up ceremony as Girl Scouts and leaders present a talent show and discuss education costs. Rev. McCaffery blesses flags pins and the Promise and laws before the ceremony moves to the school auditorium for the remainder of the program.
The Holy Cross PTA unit met to review fund contributions to the nuns convent building program and a statue purchase for first and second graders. A March 2 confirmation, talent show acts, a Brownie and Girl Scout skit, and a Mother’s Night to honor fathers were noted alongside upcoming events and social arrangements.
Ada resident Mrs Wilma Wintringham will be guest speaker at Gates PTA meeting tomorrow at 8 p m at the school She will sketch and speak on fun and philosophy The public is invited Hostesses include Mrs Peter Sukey Mrs Myron Krungman Mrs Verne Barnes Mrs Dorothy Robinson and teachers Robert Gilliland and others
A reader doubts a suspected affair with a hotel coworker and asks Dear Abby whether to deny everything or confess. The columnist replies that the wife should be assured the suspected woman is innocent.
A historical note records Grand Chief and Mrs. Bridget Henderson of Los Angeles planning to visit Lady Robertson Lodge 96, Daughters of Scotia, with references to social entries and local letters columns. It mentions plans, family names, and community gossip interwoven with civic and fraternal notices.
Members of the Elyria Junior Woman's Club elected a nominating committee for the coming year. Named to select a slate are Mrs. James Wagner Mrs. Nial Keech Mrs. William Maple Mrs. Howard Goodrich Mrs. Steve Leko Mrs. Edwin Woodriff and Mrs. Hugh Callahan with alternates Mrs. Ivan Johnson and Mrs. William om Tanfiman a Lane.
Private Duty Nurses District 4 and M B Johnson School of Nursing host events. Various groups meet at Holly Hall Elyna Chapter and YWCA Junior League in the evening. Church circles and lodge gatherings from 7:30 to 8:30 p m populate the slate with speakers, style shows, and missionary society sessions.
Mrs Lloyd Beuthel a Cleveland ibook reviewer will speak at the YWCA Junior League dinner tonight at 5 13 at Holly Hall. Natalie Woodin is program chairman. Sales tax stamps deadline is tonight. The losing team will serve dinner at the March 29 meeting. Reservations due March 15 for March 23 trip to Greenheld Village leaving Holly Hall at 8 00 a m for Detroit.
A report from the Board of Educational Research notes private girls’ schooling costs range from $200 to $2,600 yearly, including boarding and tuition in various regions. It cautions parents that private options add capital outlay and debt, highlighting the value of tender loving care in private schooling.
Alex and Nellie Scott celebrate fifty years of marriage after arriving from Scotland to work in steel mills and founding a home in Lorain and Elyria. The couple, married March 6 1907, hosted by son-in-law Arthur Strother and grandson Arthur James Strother, reflect on life, travel, and lifelong church service.
Guys and Gals Club stages the Liniment Hop from 9 to midnight recognizing 40 members returning from Sever Springs Mountain ski weekend near Pittsburgh. Co chairs Nancy Fryberger and Norman Beattie lead the event with non serious injuries reported among two skiers.
St. Andrew's Churchwomen luncheon tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Washington Avenue Church of Christ. After the business meeting a program on Christian Social Relations will be led by Mrs. Gordon Leach CSR Chairman. Luncheon chair is Mrs. Fred Lohnes.
St Agnes Parish hosts a spaghetti and meatball supper on Tuesday March 5 at 3 30 p m. Adults priced at 1 25 and children at 50 cents. Proceeds benefit parish activities.
The Business meeting led by Mrs. David Miller discussed absentees Chief Daughter Mrs. Robert McKelvie and noted the passing of Annie Doig past chief daughter on Feb 7. Reports by Misa Elleanor Forrest and Mrs. David Miller, with a future card party set for March 27 at Mrs. Alex Penman’s home.
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