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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1954

Page

2

Hospital Auxiliary Plans New Linen Service at Sewing Meet

The Woman's Auxiliary to Elyria Memorial Hospital met with 21 members, finishing over 200 articles. A special sewing session is set for March 15 at 10 a.m. to meet rising linen needs, and a new cart service for patients will begin soon. Mrs Arthur Hoch reported more volunteers enrolled. supplies pending. A luncheon for women's hospital auxiliaries is scheduled March 30 in Cleveland with reservations via Mrs H A Shives.

Woman's Auxiliary Elyria’ Memorial Hospital Arthur Hoch Addi Cleveland H. A. Shives

Nurses Observe Ethel Agate Night Event

Nurses and alumnae of MLB Johnson School of Nursing will observe Ethel Agate Night on Thursday March 18 in the Assembly Room of the nurses home. The meeting replaces the March 3 session postponed by bad weather. A brief business meeting at 7 pm precedes a special program at 8 15 pm.

Ethel Agate MLB. Johnson School of Nursing Nurses Home

Eastern Heights P T A Seeks March 31 Membership Push

The Eastern Heights P T A executive board met in the school music room to approve reports and set plans for a March 16 meeting. A panel on Moral and Spiritual Education will feature local clergy. The drive ends March 31 with 302 members to date and the next executive board meeting set for May 1.

Eastern Heights P.T.A Richard Owen Morris Barchard Gwen R. J. Emslie Robert Fosselius

Hospital Discharges List Local Families and Daughters

A dated hospital discharge list records Mrs Charles Moss and daughter in Grafton and several other households. Names include Mrs Howarding and daughter at 60 Schadden Rd, Mrs Henry Keough and son in Grafton, Mrs Alvin Meadows and daughter on Prospect St, Mrs Roeser and daughter, Mrs Howard Gee organ son on 621 Correi Ave, Mrs Edward Bury and daughter, Mrs Diffier Arndt at 119 Cascade St, Mrs Nelson Rei Singer at 1928 Lake Ave, Mrs Paul How erd in Grat ton, and Mrs (partial) at 379 Roosevelt Ave.

Charles Moss Grafton Howarding Schadden Wilhem Hasnes Henry Keough Parmes Alvin Meadows Dausner Prospect Roeser Siandes Correi Howard Geeorgson Courtland St Edward Bury Cascade St Diffier Arndt Lake Ave Nelson Rei- Singer Gratton Paul Howerd Roosevelt Ave

Sorority Elects June Pease as Hostess for Gamma Epsilon

Gamma Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its meeting with June Pease hosting in the absence of Getty Lou KreegerKay Pronesti reported on the Founders Day banquet to be held at Spring Valley Country Club on Tuesday April 27 A nominating committee of June Pease Margaret Trautman and Mary Canan was chosen Election of officers is planned for the next meeting The next gathering will include a Country Supper at Oberin Inn followed by a visit to Margaret Trautman s home 416 Earl Ct

June Pease Gamma Epsilon Beta Sigma Phi Getty Lou Kreeger- Kay Pronesti Spring Valley Country Club Margaret Trautman Mary Canan Oberin Inn Earl Ct

East Avenue Homemakers elect new officers

East Avenue Homemakers elected officers for the coming year at a meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Dean Simeral's Lake Avenue home. Officers include Mrs. Leo Neidhart president, Mrs. Ellsworth Shephard vice president, Mrs. Ray Donley secretary, Mrs. Francs Moore treasurer, and Mrs. Limer al publicity chairman. Neidhardt and Char lie Coles will serve as home councillors. The group plans its next meeting at Mrs. Coles' 249 North Olive St on April 13, with time for knitting and crocheting noted.

East Avenue Dean Simeral Lake Ave Leo Neidhart Ellsworth Shepherd Ray Donley Francs Moore Limeral Neidhardt Charlie Coles

Parent Education Topics Discussed at February Meeting

The Parent Education group reviewed the booklet Self Understanding by William C. Menninger and defined terms like interjection and identification as parents teach attitudes and imitate behavior. They planned to continue the discussion and distribute study lists of books and materials via local PTA units from the Elvira Library. Attendees represented Garford, Eastern Heights, Jefferson, Allen, Elyria, Gates, and Roosevelt schools with council support. next meeting slated for March 25 at 1 15 PM at Avie Francis J Guerra YMCA. Airman of the Month for February 1954 was Airman M Guerra at Pope AFB Fort Bragg for cooperation, diligence and friendly attitude.

William C. Menninger PTA Parent Education Elvira Library Parent-Education Ralph Shewell Garford Pta Lawrence Mollenkamp Garford Fred Greene Eastern Heights Harold Babel Jefferson Henry W. Rice Allen Warfield Rock M. D. Sellers John Kokai Roosevelt Margaret Bechtel Franklin LaRue Moehle Elyria LaRue Moehl Eighth Communication Group Pope Air Force Base Fort Bragg N. C Guerra

Birthday Honorees and Local Births in Elyria News

A roundup of social notices from Elyria and St Paul include birthdays for Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Cook and Mrs Alvina Pierce, plus births announced for a son to Steve Michael Chaya and Helen Miadok at Lutheran Hospital in Cleveland and several others at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The article also covers an Elyria department store party honoring Mrs. Pierce at Berson's with coworkers, and a Florida motor trip by the Swindling couple. Edward Downe of Elyria enrolls at St Lawrence University. Edward Murawski, Mr and Mrs Baldauf, and Mr and Mrs Willam Whitman report newborns at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Steve Chaya Helen Miiadok Clark Ave Cleveland Lutheran Hospital Steve Michael Elyria Memorial Hospital Jonn Dion RD No. 3 Oliver Middle Ave Bor Elyria Memoral Hospital Edward Murawski Boston Ave Herbert Baldauf RD No Ema Memorial Hospital Willam Whitman Pasadena Ave Eizma Memorial Hospital Frederick Bruce Bel. Ave Alvina Pierce Berson’s Department Store Helen Blake Randall Rd Charlotte Miller Dengate H. Gard Blake Eleanor Terrell

Persia Is My Heart book review at EYWL meeting

Mrs. Lloyd Beuthel reviewed Persia Is My Heart by Najmeh Najafi, a Persian girl studying at Columbia University, at last evening's Employed Young Women's League gathering in Holly Hall. Members wishing to join the Fay Company style show for the March 16 meeting should meet at the store at 5 30.

Lloyd Beuthel Najmeh ‘Najafi Columbia University

Local clubs hold meetings with games and prizes

Around The Town notes detail CP Club gatherings at Phyllis Bliss home Lorain with pinochle prizes to Mildred Shuster and Vi Christensen and Audrey Bilby special prize. IKozie Klub at Dee Ternes home featured canasta Velma Kovacs won special prize. Other items include birthday gift honors, dessert luncheons, and upcoming meetings and events with hosts and attendees.

CP Club Phyllis Bliss Lorain Mildred ‘Shuster Vi Christensen Audrey Bilby I Christensen Longford Ave

Daughters of America Hold January Meeting at AMVET Hall

The Daughters of America gathered at AMVET hall for an eighteenth anniversary party and January to March birthday gifts for members given by birthday chair Traska McWilliams. Routine business was led by Councillor Lillian Garfield and two members Lucile Kubes and Myrtle Hornbeck are listed on the sick list. A May rummage bake and bazaar is planned with arrangements by Mrs McWilliams, and a traveling breakfast is planned after warmer weather. Past Councillors will meet March 15 at 7 30 p m at Mary Keyser home in Clark Sc. The next meeting is scheduled for March 33 at AMVET hall where Mary Bertsch and Mrs James Hambley received special awards.

Daughters of America Amvet’s Hall Traska McWilliams Lillian Garfield Lucile Kubes Myrtle Hornbeck Mary Keyser Clark Amvet Hall Mary Bertsch James Hambley

London P-Sue Davis Faces Ti Nears World Smoker

London contender P-Sue Davis advances toward a world smoker title, while British pushpard champion status looms. Davis bought a car on Tuesday and flaunts license plate Cue 1.

London Sue Davis Tinears

Speed up help with Chronicle Telegram ad wording

A brief ad advising readers to contact a Chronicle-Telegram ad-writer for faster results. It notes to call 4751 for assistance. The item reads like a classifieds guidance blurb urging use of professional ad writing services.

Chronicle-Telegram

Night club floor show at Mocombo features Holly Hal

A Youth Center event sponsored by Elyria Youth Council showcases a floor show at Mocombo Saturday night. The attraction is magician Raymond Germ of Cleveland. The party runs from eight to two, with dancing to a juke box and two floor shows at nine and ten o clock.

Mocombo Holly Hal Raymond Germ Cleveland Elyria, Youth Council

Parents Invited To Hear Priest At Local Guild Meeting

Parents including fathers and mothers are invited to an open meeting of the Women’s Guild of Elyria District Catholic High School next Monday evening. The Rev Fr Francis Torins, assistant pastor at St Mary Church Berea, will speak. Fr Torins previously worked with the Cleveland Juvenile Court as a social worker focusing on delinquent boys.

Women’s Guild of Elyria District Francis Torins St. Mary Berea Torins Cleveland Juvenile Court

Artcrafters Spring Show Opens To Local Artists

Artcrafters announces its annual Spring Show to run May 22 and 23 at Holly Hall with a private preview on May 21 for members and guests. The event replaces the Fall Show and Christmas sale as the organization’s main activity, and local artists may exhibit for a small non member fee.

Sual Artcrafters

Miss Sandra Warmee Helps Kent State Tie For Debate Honors

Miss Sandra Warmee daughter of Mrs Minnie Warmee and Wanda Bartholomew of Bath upheld the affirmative for Kent State University as the college tied with Duquesne University for first place in the 11th annual Mount Mercy College Invitational Debate Tournament held March 6 in Pittsburgh. Fifteen colleges and universities from the Ohio Pennsylvania area competed in the field.

Sandra Warmee Minnie Warmee Lincoln Cr Wanda Bartholomew Bath Kent State University Duquesne University Mount Mercy

Party Honors Recent Bride At Home Shower Event

Mrs John Mackock hosted a gathering at 98 West River Rd last evening to honor former Mrs Fran Riedel the recent bride of Cmdr Lawrence Foskett Kenney USNR The Kenneys plan to reside at Little Creek Norfolk VA where they wed Miss Games Harlan T Chapman Joseph Maiden W Maiden William Pitkin and H Paul Alexander attended among relatives and friends

John Mackock West River Rd Fran |Riedel Butternut Ridge Rd Lawrence Foskett Kenney Kenney Cleveland Litle Creek Norfolk Harlan T. Chapman Joseph Maiden W. Maiden William Pitkin H. Paul Alexander

Students Win Essay Contests On Americanism

Four Elyria students win local essays on What America Means To Me with awards of ten and five dollars in junior and senior divisions. Winners include Charles Sprinkle, Ted Berg, Laurene Kelner, and Philip Grubbs. Essays will be sent to Washington for national judging by the General Federation of Woman's Clubs. Local prizes funded by the Woman's Club. arrangements by the Junior Women. First national prize includes trips to Philadelphia Independence Hall New York United Nations and other historic sites.

Elyria Elyria Woman's Club, Inc Elyria Junior Woman's Club America Charles Sprinkle Elyria High School Ted Berg Laurene Kelner Philip Grubbs Washington, D. C General Federation of Woman’s Clubs Woman’s Club Independence Hall Philadelphia United Nations New York Baltimore

Inspection Featured At Auxiliary Meet

Inspection of officers topped yesterday's meeting of Mayor Wood Auxiliary No. 23 United Spanish War Veterans at the home of president Mrs Hen rietta Colburn. Mrs Ella Mae Turner department president of Youngstown was the inspecting officer with Mrs Dorothy Roberts department secretary of Youngstown as guest. A donation to the Red Cross was approved. Luncheon was served before the business session and a date for the next meeting will be announced later.

Wood Worth Auxilary No United Spanish War Veterans Henrietta Colburn Ella Mae Turner Youngstown Dorothy Roberts Red Cross

Plan For Inspection Practice At Pythian Sisters Meeting

The May inspection plan dominated last night s Jay Dee hall gathering of Pythian Sisters. Announcements covered upcoming events including the Tigredia Social Club tureen dinner on March 17 at Dorothy Postle s Grafton home and the Past Chief event on March 18 at 8 pm hosted by Eunice Browning 220 Longfellow St. The next regular Pythian Sisters meeting is set for March 30 at the Jay Cee hall.

Pythian Sisters Jay Dee Hall Tigredia Social Club Dorothy Postle Grafton Eunice Browning Longfellow St Jay Cee Hall

Religious Masterpiece Presented On Lenten Program Of Music Group

Elyria Musical Arts Society offered a Lenten program hosted by Mrs. Carlton A. Squire with Miss Elizabeth Taylor as hostess. Dr. Farley K. Hutchins of Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory played Mozart, Rinck, and Franck organ solos, while Sidney Davis and Dr. Franz Gruen performed Bach two-violin concerto. The ensemble presented Schuetz The Seven Words of Christ on the Cross and Dr Hutchins closed with Bach and Vivaldi solos.

Elyria Musical Arts Society Carlton A. Squire Elizabeth Taylor Dexter S. Kimball Farley K. Hutchins Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music Mozart Bach Hutchins Christ

Lord Vanity review showcased by YWCA members

Mrs. Louis Becker presented Mrs. Lloyd Beuthel who reviewed Samuel Shellabarger's Lord Vanity. The 18th century backdrop, character Richard Morandi, and the swashbuckling romance were highlighted as accurate history and vivid adventure. Tea followed with notable hostesses and floral centerpiece. Mrs. Beuthel returns in May for another review.

Holly Hall Wesley Suhr Louis Becker Lord Vansity Richard Morandi Beuthel Vienna London Canada Quebec Paris Maritza Bath Venice Merlen C. Huppert Edward Taylor Glen Smith William Grant Robert Copas Clyde FR. Shuster

Berlou Sponsors Card Party and Moth Damage Offer

The 107 Cootlette Club hosts a special meeting at 8 p m with El Rev Caldron sponsoring an open card party in Eagles hall at eight. Berlou offers one spraying to stop moth damage for five years or pays for the damage, protecting clothes furniture rugs and woolens. C H Merthe Co.

Victory Nits Cootlette Club el Rev Caldron Eagles Hall Berlou C. H. Merthe Co

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