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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1973
Page
10
Advertisement claims Odinex tablets will burn fat without starving or special exercise. It promises money back if the user does not lose ugly fat and emphasizes easy swallowing and economy sizes.
Mrs W C Taylor of Toledo will portray a Bible woman at the annual May Breakfast by United Church Women of First United Methodist Church. She retires as president of Church Women United in Ohio and will be guest soloist with director of music at St Jude Church and diarist Carl Norris. Breakfast begins at 9 30 a.m. in Fellowship Hall Epworth United Methodist Church. reservations via church office. Open to all women in the community.
Chicago report notes Franz Liszt known as a composer and performer, but the National Piano Foundation says he also pioneered group teaching methods in piano lessons. He frequently conducted classes with more than a dozen students.
A packed schedule of meetings and gatherings is listed for Lorain County. MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY Associations of America hosts a meeting at 7 30 pm at 503 West Ave. piano recital at Fields United Methodist Church features several performers. MA SIGMA CHAPTER BSP meets at 8 pm at 133 Fuller Rd. Lorain Mercy and other groups announce events including Westshore Units social on May 18 at American Legion Post 421. Cosmopolitan Club brunch at 165 Brentview Drive. Prospect PTA final meeting of the school year with student performances. LPN Association and American Cancer Society co sponsor a cancer seminar at Lorain County Community College May 30. Areme Club luncheon with a style show at Higbee's auditorium. an Election Day bake sale by the PTA at Allen School. La Grange Lions Club charter night at Weathervane Club 42235 Butternut Ridge Rd with a barbershop quartet. Lake Erie Gem and Geological Society meets at Peoples Branch Lorain County Savings and Trust Bank in Oberlin with a talk by Mrs Dons Fox on inspirations for rockhounds.
A guidance note urges safe spring prep for garden and power tools. Inspect for loose parts dull blades faulty wires and rust. Wipe dirt with a dry cloth, damp sponge if needed, dry thoroughly, and consider a coat of paint. Kids can help clean paint grease and overhaul their possessions.
Elyria High School Class of 1958 appeals for information on several missing classmates to invite them to the August 4 reunion at Tom’s Country Place. Contact Mrs Thomas Mitchell or Mrs Lynn Owen with any details about Paul Crowder Craig Bennett Andrew Garwolimski Nancy Howath Thoen Beverly Pands Newman Bonnie Tillman Burgon John Waldo Lillian Fodoc Kimble Carolyn King Wil the Terry Ray Wasuh Dave Smeltz Frances Burton Robert Schneider and Gene Jensen.
Elyria YWCA offers three May outings for pre teens. The current stop visits The Garage at Lorain County Community College to see The Uniform Unicorn a play about the young King of Caladar and a plotting Chancellor. Registration closes Friday for the May 7 trip with transportation provided. On May 19 a second trip goes to Mill Hollow in Vermilion with registration open through May 18.
A 1920-style clipping argues left handed people are favored by the gods and superior in brain power. It cites ancient rulers and a teacher's claim that no left handed boy is a fool, noting speculation on whether nature grants special talents.
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