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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1955
Page
6
A columnist cites three responses to Bossman on curfews for teens. Answer 1 supports curfew, blaming loafing youth. Answer 2 says parents need the curfew tool. Answer 3 rejects blanket curfews, urging individual judgment and early guidance. The piece ends advocating structured home guidance over blanket rules.
Mr and Mrs Anthony Mayak announce the engagement of daughter Sally Ann to Eugene A Tonry son of Mrs Lolo Tonry The couple both work in Brown Fintube Company office Sally Ann graduated Elyna High School and attends Cleveland Marshall Law School Eugene Tonry is Elynia High School and Baldwin Wallace College graduate with Sigma Phi Epsilon and served in the Navy No wedding date set.
Mrs. Lews Hedrich, DAR Continental Congress delegate, spoke at Elyria Chapter DAR meeting in the Elyria Woman's Club. She discussed the White House history, recent restoration costs, and the China Room collection, noting Lenox dinnerware and 1918 first American-made dinnerware.
The Cosmopolitan Club hosted Guest Night at Holly Hall with four Playmakers members Evan Snyder Lorraine Meyer Beverly Squires and Mildred Kaatz performing I Never Too Old A reception featured a tea table with milk glass and green and white decor Mrs Walter Von Brock welcomed attendees and announced Marion Crowder’s appointment as YWCA convention representative The group voted to support the United Fund Drive and will meet next on April 13 at Mrs Trubey’s home, 224 Miami Ave.
Women of St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Circle No 4 hosted a Thursday luncheon at Mrs William Holly Bath Street with devotions by Mrs Max Lyndon and a talk on tank offerings by Mrs Pallas. Circle No 1 at First Methodist met at Mrs J W Warden’s Howe Street home with a dessert course and devotional theme Faith. Plans were set for a tureen lunch March 24 and a tureen supper May 12. World Friendship Group speaker Miss Jessie Lindo will discuss India March 21.
John Robert Powers presents advice on grooming and presence to boost charm. Practical steps cover hats, dresses, gloves, stockings, and hair care, offering “Ten Secrets Of Charm” and requesting a return envelope for the charm guide.
National Orders No. 3 and General Orders No. 4 were read to Richard Allen Women's Relief Corp No. 108 members. IOOF Hal Osea Higgie presided. Bertha Boothroyd led devotions and prayers for soldiers of all wars. The relief report was $23. Sunshine report presented by Mary Miller. Etta Cowles on sick list. Department convention set for Hollenden Hotel Cleveland June 2 to 25. Next meeting 1 30 pm March 25.
Bethel Si So 24 elected at Tuesday night meeting in IQOF Haiti to install new officers March 26 at Eastern Heights School. Gertude Berndt named worthy high priestess. Vera Good eil listed. Wessex Gorell watchman. Freda Latimer arch prophetess. Ralph Latimer associate watchman. Olga Sasse scribe. Selah Stronz treasurer. Edna Mas Logan shepherdess. Aueer Roemer guide. Harold Dicken and Gertrude Berndt named trustees. Pearl Trotter to preside. installation at 8 pm with practice March 20 at TOOF Hall. farewell March 24 planned for outgoing officers.
Clyde Bartlett of Lorain Counts School psychology will address the Eastern Heights PTA on Tuesday at 8 p m. The program titled Father’s Night features musical selections by the Turnpike Four, a local barbershop quartet, as part of the parent teacher activities.
Mrs. Cammelia Baker Henry turns 94 next Thursday on St. Patrick's Day. Though not Irish, she enjoys Chronicle-Telegram stories about older folk and reads without glasses. She often notes she is older than the pictured subjects, remarking with humor.
The Lorain County calendar lists society events at Wick Room and various venues including the Congregational Church Home the Elyria Woman's Club and Elks Dining Room with times from 12:30 p m to 7:35 p m. A feature honors Mrs Henry the oldest Chestnut Ridge resident born 1861 in Woodsfield Ohio who since 1951 has lived in Elyria and celebrated a golden wedding in 1929.
Members of the Two O'clock Club met at the Red Cross Center for an all day sewing session. A nominating committee featuring Theresa Swiger Kay Feil and Myxtte Mover was formed to present a slate of officers at the next meeting. The group discussed plans to attend a Lower exhibition and set a May meeting with a dinner at Holly Hall in June. Lunch was provided. Also listed: Monday and Tuesday specials. shampoos and set for $1.50 to $2.50 at Second St.
The Golden Age Club in Elyria marks its first anniversary Tuesday at Holly Hall with a 1:30 p.m. program. 70 active members meet the 2nd and 4th Mondays at the YWCA. Planning committee includes Miss Elizabeth Rich Miss Mable Prindle and Miss Lizzie Hahn. Officers for 1955 are Miss Rich president Mrs Annetta Otto vice president Mrs Emma Cowen secretary Miss I C Whitmore treasurer Mrs Wilma Hovis sunshine chair Miss Hahn refreshment chair and Mrs Bainbridge chaplain.
The April meeting of the St John Lutheran group met Thursday evening at St John of Miss Black Joyce Bender and Marty Hartar cassed plans to attend the Sportsmen's Show in Cleveland on March 19. Members discussed projects for the coming year. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Audrey Stock's home on April 11.
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