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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1959
Page
10
Berlin Heights local PTA meets Monday at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria with a program discussing mental trials and profits. Expert guest speakers and investors discuss stop orders as a method to protect gains and guide portfolio actions amid market moves.
Saat with Miss Ellen Lehman, college consultant, will discuss guidance in the home and school. The third grade mothers will hostesses for the evening.
In Columbia on March 11 the Dorcas Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at Columbia Methodist Church will gather at 8 pm at Mrs Elwood King’s East River Road home. Mrs Roger Sanders to lead worship and program. Frank Heineman couple visiting Eustis Florida after touring the state and renewing old Columbian friendships. James Duplaga hosted a birthday party after school at West River Road home.
Johnny V Naidenoff owner of Angelina's Pizza and Spaghetti, 840 Pe Teal MIEVERIAM, introduced pizza to the area after a 1950 Philadelphia vacation. He ran Vian's in Shef field Lake, then operated a pizza house in Azusa California 1953 to 1956 before returning to Lorain county to purchase Angelina's. Now at 10 Cleveland St he offers dine in for about 20, emphasizes carryout and home delivery to factories for noon lunches, and serves spaghetti with or without meat plus a lentil style spaghetti in the rough unchanged.
J C Woodings, a dealer in house specialties, notes extras like storm windows awnings and jalousie windows can be financed independently or with original financing. Jalousie basement windows save space and add ventilation, while aluminum awnings add year round style and comfort to homes on Ridge Road.
In Vermilion Berlin Heights and Pomona Grange members gathered at George Grange to host a car wash and raise about 150 for a Berlin Local school trip fund. A business session covered Ohio Legislature views on farm safety and tax exemptions while opposing capital punishment and 18-year-old voting. A restrooms project for the Erie County Fairgrounds was funded if others join. Rocky Pucklin was named chaplain. fourte en members earned degrees. music and readings framed the program Say it with music led by Mrs. Ella Reising Faith Krebs and Joan Kelly with a concluding Let there Be Peace on Earth. The next meeting is scheduled for late June at Milan Grange.
State Treasurer Joseph T. Ferguson reports Lorain County led a holiday sales tax surge with a 44.3 percent year-to-year rise for the week ended Feb 21, spurred by George Washington’s birthday promotions. Erie and Huron counties also posted gains, while state totals show a 34.8 percent rise.
Vermilion Girl Scout Brownie Troops observe Girl Scout Week with church services at St Mary and First Congregational Church. Brownie Mother Daughter Banquet at the American Legion home Tuesday at 6 30, skating party Thursday at Crystal Rink 4 6. 246 girls enrolled. neighborhood leaders named. committee listed.
Holobach's Upholstery Co at 697 West Broad St Elyria displays a 94 inch long davenport with 86 inch arm spacing. George Holobach notes custom shop can build or refinish furniture to order with enduring workmanship. Spring arrivals include living room chairs and sectionals in new fabrics and colors with guaranteed quality and flexible terms.
Eaton report states the Midview 4-H group was renamed the Blazers at a club meeting held at Roseanne Carpenter’s home. Three new members Nancy Gegielski Peggy Fu gard and Wayne Wagamon were welcomed. Emblem plans were discussed and refreshments served. The next meeting is set for March 24 at Judy Weston’s home.
Three Lorain County 4-H Junior Leaders Marie Wise Belden Jean Jones Wellington and Lewis Meyer Henrietta were chosen for Ohio Junior Leader Honor Awards at a Columbus ceremony. Nominated by local extension agents for junior leadership club work community service and leadership activities. The awards include jackets and were to be presented at the Ohio Youth Center state fairgrounds.
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