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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1957
Page
5
A collage of Dear Abby letters covers a lonely soldier seeking a ready made family with six boys, a spouse, and military training, plus teen school grievances about detention and dances. Advice columns urge staying with the husband, dropping rules, and easing nagging habits.
Elyria Mayor J Grant Keys spoke on government at the Elyria Democratic Women’s Club gathering in Monteith Hall. He was introduced by Mrs Richard Lysaght and urged continued project work and local electoral effort, noting plans for a white donkey fundraiser and a roast beef dinner.
Wrap hosiery, sips, blouses and other delicate garments in clear plastic wrap to prevent snags when packing your travel bag.
Five book and pamphlet reviews were presented at the Palgrim Church Women monthly meeting held Thursday at 8 pm in the parish hall. The program titled We The Family featured reviews by Mrs Michael Bartinski, Mrs Henry Abramosia, Mrs Richard Ryan, Mrs Henry Scrivens, and Mrs Fred Bauer with devotions led by Mrs Daniel Boyd. Announcements listed upcoming events including Medina Association Women’s Fellowship on April 3 and state workshops April 30 to May 2, with Lantern Fellowship September 11 to 13 at Palgam Hills.
A household tip advises removing crayon marks from wallpaper with light strokes of fine steel wool. The guidance emphasizes gentle action to avoid damage while restoring the wall’s appearance.
A travel film of Caribbean scenes was shown by Mrs. Richard Lutz at the Spring Valley PTA meeting held Wednesday night at the school. President Mrs John Sheldon conducted the business and announced the attendance prize won by Mrs Robert Ohle. Mel Farr reported on the paper drive and a board recommendation to buy records and record cases for school use was accepted. Nomination committee members named were Mr Farr George Johnson Mrs Fred Kiem Mrs Richard Corts and Maynard Huene. Hostesses listed were Mrs N Lehlibach Mrs J Paul Braun Mrs Herman Boerchers Mrs Robert Copas Mrs Charles Demos Mrs James Lamberton and Mrs Harry Opfer.
A concise roundup covers Ben Ray Redman on shifting word meanings driven by ignorance, nonverbal communication studies, and two book notices The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 is framed through Michener’s Andau accounts, with refugees and fighters highlighted as witnesses amid a broader look at kinesics and gesture in communication.
Meet Wayne Allen Brown born two months early on Sept 20 in Elyna Memorial Hospital now at 17 pounds. Son of Marilyn and William Brown Jr, 20 Fourth St, with a fond appetite for applesauce and baths. His favorite toy is a squeaky Donald Duck and he has blue eyes. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Brown. 133 Wandy St. Also featured, Raymond Allen Hill born three months early with hazel eyes and little hair, to Beverly Brown Hill and Larry Hill, craneman at National Tube Co. They live at 135 Wanda St with paternal grandparents Clyde Hill and May Hill.
Fourteen members and two guests attended the Golden Rule Bible Class dinner at the YWCA with Mrs Carl Wilbur as president. Activities included devotions, mission letters, and reports. a trip report from Mrs Harold Horace about England. plans for an Easter party. and a note about the April meeting at Mrs George Smyth’s home. The Catholic Study Club and Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held separate meetings with prayers, readings, and upcoming events including a paper sale and a work session at the church. A birthday luncheon for 23 members was hosted by Mrs W W Walker and helpers.
The article notes new organic shades drawn from rocks, brick, tree bark, and foliage entering design. It highlights a camouflage chimney breast and mantel with embossed wallpaper resembling stone, plus sprayed coal protection and wood wall finishes as part of the latest decor collection.
Appetizing and budget friendly casserole using apples kidney beans and bacon bits. Layer beans and sliced apples in a greased casserole bake at 350 degrees for 24 minutes covered then uncover 24 more minutes. Yield six servings.
Ely Y-Teen group met in the school community room with Sheila Roe presiding and Jams McCain giving devotions. Plans for a spring dance were set with a small submission fee, cookies and pop to be served, then music and refreshments followed.
Tshbel Ross led a discussion on the biography Angel of the Battlefield noting Bartons Civil War care for the wounded and sick. The book chronicles her 1821 1912 life as teacher lecturer and first president of the American Red Cross. Officers named for the year Mrs Alfred Luther president Mrs E H Faulk tier vice president. The next meeting on Apr 4 will be a guest luncheon at Markels Tea Room.
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