Calendar of Lorain County events and meetings
A listings page for Lorain County groups with times and locations. Includes Oberlin Inn dinner program at 6 15 pm, OSNA Brownheim Congregational Church 7 pm, Sweet Adelines at First Congregational Church, Elyria Golden Age Club 1 30 pm, Monteith Hall 8 30 pm, and multiple First Methodist Circle sessions with various hosts and addresses.
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Lorain County
Oberlin Inn
Socien
Stone’s Vila
Tom
Stalarion
Osna
Brownheim Congregational Church
Sweet
Adelines
First Congregationals Church
Elyria
Holly, Ball
Ely
Monteith Hall
ELWV
Musro Grant
Social Progress Department
EWC
WCA
Holly
C. E. Boggs
Harvard Ave
Irving Shepherd
East Ave
St. Andrews
Church Jomege
First Methodist
Wesley House
OFS
Robert MacDonald
Gates Ave
Women of the Moose
Ben Kennefly
Waterfall Dr
Brentwood
W. G. McClellan
Eastern His
Allen PTA Hears Remedial Reading Class Program
The Allen Elementary PTA meeting featured installation of officers led by Mrs. William Peat. Charters for Boy Scout Troops 14 and Cub Pack 114 were presented. Mrs. Baker outlined the remedial reading center started in 1959 with 46 pupils and a wait list. goals include aiding slow readers and addressing factors behind poor reading.
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Henry Kahn
Firelands -Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
William Peat
Allen Pta
Thomas Haskins
Kahn
George Baker
Elyria
League of Women Voters
Allen School
Baker
Life Memberships Awarded at Emmanuel Lutheran Mother-Daughter Banquet
The Emmanuel Lutheran Women held a Mother-Daughter banquet in the church undercroft at 6 p.m. Thursday where several members received life memberships. Tributes for long service were presented by Mrs. Malcolm Forbes, with diverse musical numbers and scenes such as The Seven Stages of Womanhood. Mrs. Forbes led prayers, and refreshments followed as the group celebrated mothers and daughters with flowers, candles, and themed treats.
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Robert Linder
Richard Valentine
Bruce Leitenberger
Helen Conram
United Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Caast
Malcolm Forbes
R. S. Dunn
Carl Brinkley
G. S. Green
Neville Salsbury
Robert Essig
Daugmer
Brehms
Marsae Lettemberger
Hal Geiger
Zachas
Baron Limadue
Tom Overs Tsstingers
Jackie Berctuné
James Lumadue
Hero
James An
Public Health Service Warns on Polio Epidemics
The Public Health Service reports polio epidemics begin in neighborhoods with many unvaccinated people. Infants and children under five are the victims, accounting for about half of paralytic cases in the past two years, says Dr. Leroy E. Burkey, surgeon general.
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Washington
CPD
Public Health Service
Leroy E. Burkey
PHS
God's Plan Topic At Canton Breakfast
Mrs. Paul Sorensen of Canton spoke on God's plan for each life at the Open Door church breakfast in May. She cited Ephesians 2 10 and said prayer belief and willingness guide calling. About 190 attended with group singing and floral table decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sorensen
Canton
Glenn Smith
Eugene Lehman
Clyde Ryan
George Garthe
Ralph Neighbour
Glen Fitch
Charles Pritt
Lehman
Maggie
Karickhof
John Houk
Lorain Golden Agers Mark Mother's Day at Youth Center
Lorain group Lorain Golden Age Grosp held a Mothers Day event at the Youth Center Elyria Avenue. Mrs Stella Pollack read a Mother's Day poem. Members and families received carnations, birthday songs sang for May birthdays, and a luncheon catered by Lena Holden's committee.
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Lorain
Stella Pollack
Elyria Avenue
Grace Helfrick
Emma Cowen
Aivena Holloway
Iiss Hettrick
Coven
Ida Wolf
Elyria
Aivena
Aiven
Fiber Rugs Refreshed with Canvas Color After Cleaning
After a thorough cleaning, fiber rugs gain a new lease on life with a fresh color using canvas paint. The process emphasizes even coverage and durable finish to renew texture and appearance. Proper ventilation and testing on a small area recommended.
Mrs Moss To Direct Eagles Unit
Elyria Eagles Auxiliary elected executives at Eagles Hall. Amelia Ross becomes president Marian Malanowski vice president Clara Riley chaplain Alice Kaylor secretary Elizabeth Isenberg treasurer Am Krebs outside guard Ann Roserau inside guard Yolan Goudy three year trustee Bertha Johnson captain of the doll team Members born January through June received gifts from Margaret Gard outgoing president at a birthday party Lameh served by Margaret Gard and Ron Krebs Meeting preceded by May 18 at 8 pm with officers assembling at 7 pm
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Elyria Eagles
Eagles Hall
Amelia Ross
Marian Malanowski
Clara Riley
Alice Kaylor
Elizabeth Isenberg
Am Krebs
Ann Roserau
Yolan Goudy
Bertha Johnson
Margaret Gard
Lameh
Ron Krebs
Town Talk items mix bridal photo error and new arrival
The Chronicle-Telegram apologizes for swapping brides in yesterdays issue. A new son named Craig Allyn Graham was born at Southwest Community Hospital Berea weighing seven pounds one ounce to Hugh and Mrs. Graham. Grandparents are Florence Graham and Doris Hansen. Other notes include a Mother-Daughter banquet by Pi Delta Delta Beta Sigma Phi, a Come-As-You-are breakfast, a Dutch Maid party, and Dear Abby being named Mother of the Year at a Los Angeles luncheon.
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Craig Allyn
Hugh Graham
South Avon-Belden Road
Southwest Community Hospital
Berea
Florence Graham
South Avon-Belden Pd
Doris Hansen
Center Ridge Rd
Pai Delta Delta
Beta Sigma
Phi
Debbie Johnson
Emerson Ct
Grenda Cheesman
Park Ave
Evelyn Riddle
Abby
Los Angeles, Inc
Cedars ‘of Lebanon Hospital
Abigail van Buren
Morton Phillips
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Area Mother Honored By OU Dormitory
Mrs. S. C. Benner of North Ridgeville named Honorary Mother at Ohio University Shively Hall Mothers Weekend party attended by mothers and 230 Shively girls. Benner mother of Susan Benner, junior elementary education major, and of three other daughters and one grandchild. Benner taught at Ridgeville and East Carlisle Schools and for 12 years at East Carlisle, active in campus groups including Wesley Foundation chair and Tau Beta Sigma member.
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S. C. Benner
Chestnnut Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Nio
D. R. Gilder
Center Ridge Rd
Baldwin-Wallace College
Melinda
Ridgewile High
iSt. Latkes School of Nursing
Kent State University
Benner
Ridgeville School
Stanley C. Benyner
East Carlisle School
Susan
Wesley Foundation
Kappa Phi
Tau Beta Sigma
Mama Was An Optimist Thoughts In The Afternoon
A reflective essay on mothers and daughters, celebrating a mother's optimism faith and zest for life. It recalls a mother who balanced strength with feminine intuition, coaxing and guiding her family with grace. The piece ends with a proverb about fearing the Lord.
Brownie Troop 33 Hosts Mother's Day Gift Meeting
Girl Scout Brownie Troop 33 met Wednesday after school at Pilgrim Congregational Church led by Mrs. Nina Good. Peggy Roth opened the business with the pledge and Brownie Promise. Roxanne Lantry reported on Juliette Low. Susan LaFon provided treats. Jill Horner and Kathy Trimmel celebrated birthdays.
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Pilgrim Congregational Church
Nina Good
Peggy Roth
Roxanne Lantry
Juliette Low
Susan LaFon
Jill Horner
Kathy Trmmel
Kathy Trimmel
Pilgrim Unit Discusses Churches and Leadership
Rev John MacDuffie of Litchfield and Chat ham Churches spoke to the Pilgrim Church Women on Town and Country Churches slide show. He warned many small churches lie dormant with aging congregations and that Southern Ohio needs more attention. He urged shared leadership as ministers are scarce and fellowship fades. Women will attend a leadership workshop May 26 27 at the First Congregational Church.
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John MacDuffie
Litchfield
Chatham
Pilgrim Church
Ohio
MacDuffie
Ohio Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women
First Congregational Church
George Breimayer
Paul S. iEager
Cirle
Robert Smiths Receive Medals at Gates PTA Meeting
Gates PTA installed new officers led by Mrs. Russell Van Oster of the Elyria Parent Teacher Council. New executives received yellow daisy corsages from Mrs. Fer n i Gates while outgoing co presidents Robert Smith and others received service medals. The Family was shown as entertainment. Pam Kerekes’ first and second graders won the room count. A salad course and refreshments were provided by board members and Mrs Anthony Trupp.
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Allen Pta
William Peat
John Derringer
vVice
Donald Boddy
Maynard Huene
David Calvert
Thomas Haskins
Council
Harold Reams
Peat
Russell van Oster
Elyria
Parent - Teacher Council
Gates Pta
FerniGates
Mirs
Robert Smith
Pam Kerekes
Anthony Trupp
George Clark
Sophomore Y Teens appoint officers and council picks
Janet Kuss Jil Dillman Gloria Tayior Pat Myers and Sally Orr form the nominating committee of the Sophomore Y-Teens. They meet in Holly Halls April 28 to select next year's officers. Janice McCain and Molly Washka elected to the Youth Council. Edith Lowery led devotions. Claudia Smith reporter.
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Janet Kuss
Jil Dillman
Gloria Tayior
Pat Myers
Sally Orr
Holly Halls
Janice McCain
Molly Washka
Edith Lowery
Claudia Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Crowther
Clark Davis
Jerry Johnson
Pat Carney
Wiliam Lampe
Ed Stoermer
William Hays
James H. Smith
Fred Krause
Robert Perry
Dick Ferancy
Walter Spregue
M. D. Selless
St. Jude’s’ School
YWCA
Wiliam McClelland
R. L. Harper
McCleland
Boddy
Lee Brown
Frances Tuthill
Willam “Peat
Trade Room
James Moore
Curtis Atkinson
Paul Westbrook
Robert Fields
M. D. Seliers
Gertrude Yoder
Anit
Emmanuel Unit
Sneciai
Jon
Lumaedue Omered
Robert Reicuard
Gaushiers
Lumnari Gail
A. Schilling
Bruce Leltenberger
Geiger
Harry Hinchiffe
Schmidien
Ridgeview Shopping Center
Public Health Service Offers
Invalid Car Service
Ph. Fairfax
Mrs. Moss
Donald Hummrich
Phyllis Anderson
James Bryda
Elsie Ann Quarando
Chronicle-Telegram
Pariy
Gates
Eariggetis
Wiliam
Dale SkeHy
John Sustrik
Ely Tia
American Red Cross
Gates Hospital
Gilbert Burns
Gray Man
Eddie
Jeanne
Mama
Wini Fng
Mother
Mike
Ami
Svain
Girl Scout
Patty Schroeder
Pilgrim Unit
Robert Smiths
Molly Madhock
Elyria District
Molly
Carol
Chuck Heent
Cha-Che
Stone Dance Studio
Cleveland Sr
Delaware
Center
Third Street
Elyria Library
Fairfax
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