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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1952

Page

7

Gala Dinner Marks 30th Anniversary of Lady Robertson Lodge

A gala dinner honoring Lady Robertson Lodge No. 96 Daughters of Scotia marked its 30th anniversary at the Graystone Hotel. Decor featured lac narcissi tulips and Robertson tartan. The program included poems, solos, duets and a variety of performances plus a cake and presenting a member Mrs Kidd preparing to sail for Scotland on May 14.

Lady Robertson Lodge No. 96 Daughters of Scotia Graystone Burnett Lady Robertson Peter Kidd George McCaffrey Myra Stevenson William Shrubsole Jess Messa- Yos Ted Baksa H. Benford J. Henes Miss Stevenson Clarence Kelley Lou Bonzo Kidd Scotland Frank Robert Jack Trumble J. M. Crich

Tribute to Miss Susan Hinman at Elyria WCTU meeting

Mrs. May Easton gave a tribute to the late Susan Hinman at the May Elyria Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting held at Mrs. Duane Bates’s Columbus street home. Easton highlighted Hinman’s faith prayer life and loving deeds and noted Easton’s election as secretary. The gathering closed with Auld Lang Syne.

Susan Hinman May Easton Elyria Womens Christian Temperance Union Duane Bates Columbus Street Easton Miss Hinman Susan Fred Earnshaw Devo

Ely PTA Holds Final Meeting of Term With Awards

The Ely PTA gathered with large attendance as the eighth grade chorus led singing of America and the pledge. Officers were installed including Mrs Gordon Smith as president and Mr Jack Gray as treasurer. Shipments, reports, and seven board recommendations were approved.

Ely Ely Hartman America Sharon Welch E. Russell Foster P T.A. Council Gordon Smith Don Andress F. A. Dusthimer Clayton Brown Eugene Meili Jack Gray Kenneth Pietch K. Pietch Michael Pietch School Fund Klmosewski Yost

Hospital Discharges List of Mothers and Newborns

A hospital discharge page lists Mrs. Robert Johnston and baby girl R. D. No. 1 in Lorain. Mrs. George Slater and baby boy. Mrs. Don Kirk at 524 Park Place. Antone Sniezek at 422 Fifteenth Street. Mrs. William Chapman in North Ridgeville. Mrs. John Baranchik at 340 Foster Avenue. Mrs. Lester Yedder at 158 Northrup Street. Mrs. Dwight Richards at 118 Monroe Street. Wilbert Brown at 349 Second Street. Mrs. Charles Smith at 522 East Broad Street. and Mrs. Albert Hannaford at 331 Fifth Street.

Robert Johnston R. D George Slater Lorain Don Kirk Park Place Antone Sniezek Fifteenth Street William Chapman North Ridgeville John Baranchik Foster Avenue Lester Yedder Northrup Street Dwight Richards Monroe Street Wilbert Brown Second Street Charles Smith East Broad Street Albert Hannaford Fifth Street

New London Youth To Hear Bob Eaton

New London hosts Youth for Christ rally in the high school auditorium on Saturday May 10 at 8 p m with Pen tac Mich director Bob Eaton as speaker. Elyria director Pete Whitlock and Mrs Eaton as soloist participate as the movement promotes youth reform and delinquency reduction. Blood donors rewarded in Lynchburg as local businessman offers 200 to pay parking tickets for donors presenting receipts.

New London Bob Eaton Youth For Christ Pentac Mich Eaton Pete” Whitlock Elyria Youth For Chest Chicago Lynchburg

Wellington by CORA M SHEPARD

Local notice lists CORA M SHEPARD at 523 Barker Street with delivery service contact via Faith Ware on Herrick Avenue West and phone numbers 21 Y and 42 L for inquiries.

Cora M. Shepard Barker St Faith Ware Herrick Ave West

Wellington Legion Auxiliary organizes events and elections

The American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at the Legion Home with plans for a May 15 birthday party at Crile hospital and a May 17 Poppy Day drive. Officers appointed four captains for street coverage, a June 7 chicken dinner for Wellington firemen, and a Decoration Day pot luck. A nominating slate for June 16 elections was formed, and security and juvenile delinquency talks were noted.

Ladies’ Auxiliary East Broad Street Memorial Day Association Gold Star Mothers of Elyria Ways and Means Betky Logue County Council Hazel Krute Velva Mihalis Ethel Harris Suzanne Beattie Wellington American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home North Main Street Wilma Perkins Lucille Crawford Crile Hospital Dorotha West Eva Weber Kay Gray Florence Legionnaires Jane Clara Auxilary Beatrice Wells Marie Fortney Marge Lewis Columbus Malcolm Thomson Patterson Ray Warren Mary Zubrick Lulu Jaraeyson

Community notices of residents' seasonal moves and visits

The notes report Ed Turner enlarging his Courtland street house with a summer on the second floor and winters in Florida. Mr and Mrs Gadfela return from Florida. Mr and Mrs Baker relocate to Elyna 245 Eastern Heights. The Hummells return to Wellington from Englewood winter home.

Ogether Ed. Turner Courtland Street Florida Charles Gadfela Charles Baker Elyna Eastern Heights Boulevard Sam Hummell Wellington Englewood

Avon Lake Garden Club Hears Africa Talk

Avon on the Lake garden club hosted guest speaker Mrs. Clara Mee Gwinn of Cleveland a world traveler who gave an illustrated talk on Africa at the Avon Lake Masonic Temple. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Don Harker Mrs. Erwin Goetsch Mrs. Leo Hill Mrs. Fred Gang Mrs. Edgar Halt and Mrs. JC Gallagher.

Avon Lake Clara Mee Gwinn Cleveland Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club Avon Lake ‘Masonic Temple Africa Don Harker Erwin Goetsch Leo Hill Fred Gang Edgar Halt JC. Gallagher

Rebekah District Meets at New London Lodge

About 60 members from Belleville Ashland Mansfield and New London gathered Friday for the 23rd District social at New London Lodge. Readings, vocal solos, dancing and tapping performed by district members preceded a note that many planned to attend the Ohio Rebekah Assembly in Cleveland. Refreshments followed.

Rebekah New London Lodge New London Belleville Ashland Mansfield New Londoners Marie Fryer Bess Martin Dorothea Tulk Betty Reely Gay Frances Runkle Richard Erhardt Sandusky Dean Runkle Susan Guscott Joan Schneider Ohio Rebekah Assembly Cleveland

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