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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1955
Page
3
A promotional piece by John Robert Powers extols grooming for both women and men. It lists practical tips such as avoiding powder dust on necklines, slipping accessories, crooked seams, scuffed shoes, chipped nail polish, and dandruff. It cites a card titled Ten Secrets Of Charm and invites readers to mail for a reminder.
A list of community events including Women's Benefit Association at the OOF Hall at 8 p m Elyria Chapter of the National Council for Catholic Nurses Franklin PTA at the school Royal Neighbors of America No 1374 YWCA and Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple 7 30 p m program with refreshments Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Junior Unit Auxiliary No 1079 meeting postponed until Mar 23.
A Sunday dinner feature offers roast lamb with mint jelly or mint sauce, plus sides like peas, cucumber tomato salad, and Strawberry Shortcake or Easy Baked Alaska. Includes a crown roast of lamb with stuffing options, slow oven times, and a mint jelly and mint sauce recipe. Also gives Easy Baked Alaska recipe and tips for serving.
Robert Curtis of the Elyria Fire Department spoke to Lorain County Industrial and Doctor's Nurses and Elyria Branch of the One State Nurses Association about resuscitation. He demonstrated the Emerson resuscitator and the Halgar-Neuser method, noting public access via phone to the fire department for emergencies. Delegates were chosen for the state convention in Columbus April 27 to 30, with Miss Locke presenting Bull No 177, and special awards given to Miss Baldauf and Miss Wier.
Elyria Memorial Hospital notes list several births and discharges. Newborns include a son to Melvin Stephens of Grafton and daughters to Willard Willis of Oberlin and John Ternes, with addresses at 180 Roosevelt Ave. Discharges include Pat Castle of Grafton and Deborah Giles of Avon, plus Mrs. Harry Fiessher and others from Wakeman Wellington and surrounding areas.
Saturday's Stories presenter Miss Mary Jensen will read three tales in the Longfellow room of Elyma Library. The event starts tomorrow at 10 50 am and features The Funny Thing Mr Koala Bear and The Funny Bunny Factory.
Elyria Child Conservation League met to plan a threen din joer for members wives April 21 at Veterans hall LaGrange. Rev Fr William S Kopiczewski will speak. Mrs Alvin Fatz named Charles Hardy chair of a nominating committee with Charles Boggs and Mrs John DeMarco. Mrs Frank Noster led adolescent issues discussion. Mrs George Deckerhoff hosted at 124 Monroe St winning the evening’s prize. assisted by Charles Van Oster.
Fortnightly Club met for luncheon at Mrs H A Robinsons Washington Blvd home. Mrs King Fauver reviewed Seven Years in Tibet by Heinrich Harrer, detailing his wartime escape to Tibet and insightful observations of Tibetan society and hardship. The next meeting is scheduled for March 31 at Mrs Thomas Grewolds Elm Street home in Oberlin.
Argyle Lodge No 6 Daughters of Scotland discussed the April 21 inspection at the Elma Woman's Club. Mrs Andrew Allan is in charge and Supreme President Mar Ann Charlton will attend. Inspect ion practice to be at Mrs Mary Moores Gulf Rd. Waxed paper sale to fund the convention. Giant Rummage Sale held at 3517 Princeton with side door access.
Grace Guild of Grace Lutheran Church elected officers for 1955 and named committees for the coming year at a Wednesday meeting in the parish hall. Officers are Mrs Myron Sooy president M Roy Norris vice president Mrs Doyle Smyth secretary and Sir Robert Karn treasurer. Committees include program chairmen Mrs T R Johnson and Mrs Edwin Bates Ways and Means chaired by Mrs Herbert Kaatz with others.Plans discussed for a white elephant sale at Progressive Dinner in September and for a card party future fundraisers. Dessert served. next meeting scheduled March 23 in the parish hall.
Mio Fred C Ruth Mrs b Te Mrs Arthur Pfaff attended the annual state conference of Daughters of American Revolution. Harold Dah 371 Seventh St Roy Latham and daughter Sanere attended the funeral of Mrs Fullen in Cleveland. Mrs Fullen was aunt to Mr Dahnxe and Mrs Latham. Monday and Tuesday Shamnoo and set $150 Srkine's 259 Second.
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