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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1948

Page

10

Radio at Your Fingertips Highlighted at Elyria Meeting

Mr A E Selsswalter spoke on radio planning and public opinion during the Elyria Education Association annual gathering at the Marvar Evangleal and Reformed church. She noted how radio chains control content and cited Fairy Tale Theatre from Cleveland as an example.

A. E. Selsswalter Elyria Education Association Marvar Evangleal and Reformed Church Furth Roosevelsche 3 Sehowalter r_cio Cleveland Ness Josephine Wilcox Humon Relations Institute Mass Dorothy Ijones Anna Katherine Hess Helen Pierce Ebba Fosselius Corrine Brown Frances Blaine Alay

Elyria Personal News and Club Reports Roundup

Local notes recount S S S Kresge employees trip to Cleveland for a hockey game and Bowing Green State University student leadership, plus Ohio State University graduations and births in Elyria. The Pentagon club heard Rabbi Cari Miller discuss civil rights and Easter Passover meanings, with preparatory cake sale plans and a seasonally decorated dessert table.

S. S&s. Kresge Company Cleveland Clark’s Yorktown Russell Aller Cleveland Barons St. Louis Miss Caro Schroeder C. A. Schroeder West Avenue Association of Women Students Bowling Green State University Mrr Wallace J. Harpster Columbus Air E J. Smith West Eglish Street Mir Harrster Ghe State University Henry Ingersoll Son Grant Heghts Boulevard Henry F. Ingersoll Ohio State Universiy William D. Cairns Elyria Memorial Hospital Jack Pigman Irving Thomas R.D Rabb Cari L Miller Pentagon Club Ternoon Elyria Truman South Rabbi Aller Lfe Egypt Lile Scotti Lawrence Hales Robert Murphy A Irthur Robson Ways and Wfeans Ohio Fuel Gas Company Heles Duane Robinson Howard Haskins Dana Fox Howard Myrers

Roland Hayes life reviewed by Elyria Woman's Club

A review titled Angel More and her son Roland Hayes highlights the life of the Georgia born Negro tenor who rose to fame. Mrs Trescott delivered a warm tribute praising his religious faith and artistic influence as a singer. A reception for new members followed with corsages and a Spring tea setup.

Hving Angel Mo’ Ard Roland Hayes Aiis E. O. Trescott Cleveland Elyria Woman's Club McKinley Helm Georgia Angel Mo Roland Hayes Ackerman Chamberlain Miner Reitsman Bannick Gwin Keller Lundberg Schmitrgen Baker Ejibling Overcash Wryatt Bough Burton Smith Pierson George Mrs. Billings Mesdames Forsyth, Rawell, Shives and Wootton

Pick-up clock service and rummage sale notice

Rummage sale listed Friday after 3 p.m. offering women’s clothing sizes 12 to 8 at 1012 Park Ave rear. Pickup clock service advertised at 615 East Ave phone 55-301.

East Ave Park Ave

Calendar for Tonight Observances and Meetings

Real Neighbors of America Mai Sleiner Camp marks an anniversary with Jureen Ginner at 6 Round Table. Order of Eastern Star No 165 meets tonight, Fr.Eytes hold 1 30 p.m. El Rey Grotto convenes IOOF, avor 7 30.

America Jureen Ginner Eytes el Rey Grotto Ioof Avor

Rummage Sale Announcement

YWCA rummage sale announced for Saturday morning. Proceeds support community services and programs.

Community events and church notices in Rainbow area

A local listing shows a fund raising bake sale on Friday March 20 from 9 to 12 at Rainbow Class. A Fish Fry is held every Friday by the United Polish Club at 115 Oberlin Road starting at p.m.Gas company event at the Rainbow Class. Methodist church hosts a Friday fish fry.

Gas Co Methodist Church United Polish Club Oberlin Rd

Elyria Women Voters hear Cleveland speaker on world affairs

Mrs. Chester A. Thompson of Cleveland, member of the Council on World Affairs, spoke at the Elyria League of Women Voters membership tea at Mrs. Harold Kunkle’s home on Columbia avenue. She urged renewed U N reform and discussed Palestine, Greece, Korea, and the veto system while urging an international police force and U N strengthening.

Chester A. Thompson ofCleveland Councl On World Affairs League of Women Voters of Elyria Harold Kunkle Columbia Avenue Russell Johnson League Thompson C. Sheldon Reiley United Nations Security Council Palestine Greece Korea Czechoslovakia Italy Balkans United States

Recreation talk at St Marys meeting highlights home focus

Father O'Brien, diocesan youth director, urged parents to strengthen home life over recreation outside. He urged family prayer, daily liturgy at home, and suggested a joint family plan, while a Madison on the Lake boys and girls camp was discussed. The meeting included songs, committee elections, and plans for a Polish family aid drive.

Father O'Brien Catholic Youth Organizations St. Alary Father O’brien St. Joseph Fred Hammons Miss Jackson Charles Mathis Harrison Peters John Ruley Charles Marcus Leboda Dominic Leuzzi Father Carrney John Wirsham Bflis Gallagher Harold Dean John Kinter

Sonrisa Club Teaches Hemming For YWCA Residence

The Sonrisa club met at the YWCA last evening for hemming and embroidering two dozen towels for the residence kitchen. Doris Schaefer presided over a brief business meeting planning a waffle supper for April 15. Georgiana Kowaleski and Schaefer were chosen to represent the group at Leader's Council on April. Lepacearets were served with Ann Balint, Florence Srepferd and Irene Trott coordinating arrangements. The next meeting will be April 1 after the Council session with Alma Sonn, Ann Kikalonis and Helen Sherman as hostesses.

Fortnightly Club Meets for Lunch and Review

Mrs Marie Gruen hosted a noon gathering of the Fortnightly club with tea and a review of All the Bast in the Caribbean by Sidney Clark presented by Mrs Georgia Townsend. Elsie Johnston is slated to entertain the group on April 1 as Cub Scout Pack parents in Ely school district held their first meeting led by Ross Ludwig with scouting activities and film previews. A rummage sale is planned for Saturday morning at Cook's Millinery.

M. B. Johnson Ruth Hutchings Cora Demaline Ruth Hupp Auss Louise Dutch NLAL N. A A. N. AL Avis Daniels Mass John Toth Oo. S. NL AL Mass Kies MLB Johnson Theresa Sthuster Jes Avis Denels Gwendolmn A Morgan Muss Louse Marie Gruen Caribbean Sidney Clark Mirs Georgia Townsend Elsie Johnston Ely Ross Ludwig

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