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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1957

Page

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Howe-Chrysler Engagement Told and June 22 Nuptials Planned

Birmingham couple announces the engagement of Emily Lou Howe to James D. Chrysler of Rochester Minnesota. Emily Lou is a Birmingham High School graduate and Baldwin Wallace College senior active in Phi Mu and cheerleading. James D. Chrysler earned a BA at Baldwin Wallace and is serving in the U S Army at Fort Tilden New York. The couple plans to marry June 22 at the Baldwin Wallace College chapel.

Howe-Chrysler Edwin H. Howe Birmingham Emily Lou James D. Chrysler Archie Chrysler Rochester Minn Miss Howe Birmingham High School Baldwin- Wallace College Berea Phi Mu Sorority Chrysler Baldwin- Wallace Alpha Sigma Phi United States Army Fort Tilden WN. Y

Two Educators Talk Before Altrusa Club in Elyria

Two Ohio educators spoke at the Altrusa Club dinner in the Elyria Woman's Club. Emma Gleason elementary supervisor Lorain County Public Schools and Elizabeth MacLearie supervisor of speech therapy state department of education outlined work in speech therapy and gifted education. A rummage sale benefiting the club is planned for April 11 12 13 with Ann Caygill chairing and Miss MacLearie contributing to the program.

Ohio Altrusa Club Elyria Inlof

Secrets Of Charm Exercise Habit Has Rich Reward

A health note urges rising 15 minutes early to exercise first thing. It argues daily effort yields relaxation, energy, and a trimmer figure. The piece cites powers models maintaining figures with 5 to 10 minutes daily work and warns against skipping days. It also notes resin-treated fabrics needing research by the USDA and Fabric Research Laboratories to boost tear strength in cotton. Turkey's urban construction boom linked to rising national income in Ankara sports.

United States Department of Agriculture Fabric Research Laboratories, Inc Dedham Mass Southern Utilization Research Branch USDA Agricultural Research Service

Resin Treated Cotton Fabrics Studied By USDA

Five months of visiting by Rena Cervini and her husband and daughter in Elyria ends as the war bride plans to return to Italy. They plan to sail March 27 aboard the Queen Fredericka after open houses with relatives in New York and Grove City. Her parents, visiting from Siena, Italy, were impressed by American roads, bridges, and Lake Erie, though they note TV taxes and differences in food and wine.

Italy Alvedo Cervinis America Rena Siena James V. DeMaria Mary Sue West Ave DeMaria New York Elyria Cervini Lake Erie Hei Sadio Abbedia S. Salvatore Providence of Florence Rome Grove City New York City Queen Fredericka

Town social events and family notices from weekend listings

Town observances include a Holly Hall pancake supper at 6 30 with square dancing led by Tom Paton of Oberlin College. A surprise housewarming for Mr and Mrs Earl Deisher and daughter Susan follows with 21 guests from Amherst and Elyria as the Deishers recently moved from Amherst.

Holly Hall Packard Litchfield Tom Paton Oberlin College Tom Curtis Earl N. Deisher Susan Lexington Ave Amherst Elyria Deishers

Monte Carlo Night Tops Elyria Junior Women Event

Elyria Junior Women's Club held a Monte Carlo party in Monteith Hall with members and husbands betting heavily on dice racing roulette and blackjack. Winners included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Laux and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson. bookie prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saddler. Event hosts and committee chairs were listed. Mother-Daughter Banquet set for May 20 at Oberlin Inn and a St. Patrick's Party planned at Lorain County Home.

Charles H. Box Cambridge George. Gulgin LaGrange Rd Robert Box Fremont Terry Michael David Gulgin Joan Box Jess Fox Monte Carlo Monteith Hall Elyria Richard Laux Edward). Robinson Robert Saddler Wiliam White Oberlin Inn Robert Acheson Hugh Callahan William Maple William Louftan Steve Leko Vermilion Leon Altfeld Lorain County Mirs James Wagner Rorick Amos

Pound Sale Planned By Past Councilors

Past Councilors Daughters of America met at Clara Hartley’s home in Indian Hollow Road last night. Ethel Hambly presided with Itas ca McWilliam as vice president. Birthdays and anniversaries were noted, prizes won in cootie, and a pound sale is planned for April 15 at Lillian Garfield’s home in Wellington at 3 p.m. Ellen Seiker will assist. Members asked to bring renewed pacts weighing one pound each.

Daughters of America Clara Hartley Indian Hollow Rad Mabel Wacker Ethel Hambly Itasca McWilliam Mary Kunitz Nita Wircenskie Lillian Garfield Wellington Ellen Seiker

Mrs. K. C. Hubbell Honored At Shower

A post nuptial shower for Mrs. Kenneth C. Hubbell formerly June Glasse was held at her mother Mrs. Belva Gibson’s home 236 N Olive. Twenty nine guests from Medina Amherst Avon Elyria attended with games and prizes for Milly Earby and Phyllis Hubbell. A buffet lunch featured a silver wedding bell theme. Co hosts were Mrs. Marielle Segraves grandmother of the bride and Miss Barbara Segraves cousin of the bride.

Kenneth C. Hubbell June Glasse Belva Gibson N. Olive iMedina Amherst Avon Ely ‘Ria Milly Earby Phyllis Hubbell Gibson Marielle Segraves Barbara Segraves Lof

Phi Gamma Delta Pledges Entertained At Two Events

Phi Gamma Delta pledge class 644 Beta Sigma Phi were hosted at two rush events. They attended a model meeting at Mrs. C. H. Nefsenger home on Butternut Ridge Road and later joined a preferential tea at the Graystone Hotel Sunday afternoon. Pledges named include Marcia Hash and Bob.

Httle Heidi Neffenger Phi Gamma Delta Beta Sigma Phi C. H Betsy) Nefsenger Butternut Ridge Rd Graystone

Statistics Open Career Field Attracts Wide Interest

New York and Hartford reports highlight a surge in statistics related careers spurred by World War II. Civil Services statisticians rose from 79 in 1931 to 1,458 in 1951 in Washington DC, as demand grows across insurance actuarial work operations research and business analytics. Women gain access as male labor shortages ease. banks, department stores, and factories increasingly rely on statistical methods.

New York INS Civil Services Washington, D. C U. S. Department of Labor

Decorator Talks At FriEttes Program In Holly Hall

Lucie Jones interior decorator at O'Neil Co spoke to the FriEttes in Holly Hall on harmonizing rugs draperies walls and fabric coverings. Hazel Greber chaired the business session which laid plans for a dinner theatre party on April 12. Reservations via Elyria 62044. Margret Hobill led devotions and tea service was presided by Mary Hunter Esther Wooden with hostesses Hazel Greber Mary Gash and Val O'Brien.

Lucie Jones Margaret Hobill St. Patrick Mary Hunter Esther Wooden Hazel Greber Mary Gash Val O'Brien

Cap Blessing Service for Nursing Freshmen Tonight

This evening at 8 p.m. in St Mary Church a cap blessing ceremony will honor Catholic freshmen nurses from the M B Johnson School of Nursing. Monsignor William Newton will preside in place of the ill Rev James McFarland.

M. B. Johnson School of Nursing St. Mary Church William Newton James McFarland

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Emily Lou Howe Cleveland Shila Alvedo Cervini James V.demaria Reria Count Cervini Winifred L. Fay John ‘Robert Powers Turkey Ankara Solomon B. C Palestine National Geographic Society Mansfield St. Mansfield Harriet Jane Smith Pierre R. Smith University of Chicago Sigma XI Lawrence A. Kimpton Paul C. Hodges Department of Radiology Nancy Klinger T. M. Klinger Stanford Ave Delta Zeta Sorority Bowling Green State “University Dwyer Leimbach Cleveland Ave Frederick Lorain Delbert David Bonnie Yvonne Willard Mengel Robert Hengartner Clay Grace Raymond Stretch Fred Smith William Ryals Theodore O'Dell Howard Goodrich Arthur Hudnutt Edward Thome William Munger Edwin Woodruff Lester Schick Howard Gensert Harry Ebeling Gordon Och John Sunk Jeanne Lyndes Saddler James Johnson Robert Luecke Ted Gilder Robert Miller Robert Vogel van Stoffer Roberat. Herberger John Funk Norman Stewart Ted Gebhardt Robert O'Conn Lard Laux Raymond Stretch Nan Hayes K. C. Hubbell Marcia Hash Bob Judy Plumsey Miss Cramer Kenyon Ct Beatrice Lyons James F. Lyons Neffenger Phi Gamma Delta Chapter Hartford Conn Henry Ferne Westport Piers Protektiv Shantung Ares Bly Ey Cleveland Street Porghves
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