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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1985

Page

6

Mother's Day Dinner Speaker At Second Baptist Church

Kathy Johnson first lady of Second Baptist Church will speak at a pre Mother's Day dinner at 6 p m Saturday on 117 Oberlin Road. The Sidonia Chapter 68 Order of Eastern Stars sponsors event inviting public attendance. Johnson sits on Madison County Foster Parents Association board and is secretary of the Northeastern District Baptist Association of Indiana.

Kathy Johnson The Second Baptist Church Oberlin Road Sidonia Chapter Order of Eastern Stars Johnson Madison County Foster Parents Association Northeastern District Baptist Asociation of Indiana Mary Brantley Prevellia Gillespie

European tour satire mocks travel sales and stereotypes

A humorous critique urges readers to vacation in Europe while lampooning tour groups. It mocks currency strength sparking lavish spending, ribbing tour perks, and poking fun at English, French, German, Italian, Swiss, and Nordic cultures with overblown anecdotes and garbled geography.

Europe Belgium Occupied France Miller New Jersey Germany Berlin Berlin Wall Italy Switzerland

Elyria Denver Neighborhood Remains Low in Spirits Amid Industrial Decay

The Denver Post recalls Elyria a once independent community in Denver settled by Eastern European immigrants in the 1880s and annexed in 1904. By 1979 about 425 families lived northeast of downtown behind stockyards and an industrial district. Residents formed the Elyria Community Improvement Association in 1977 to curb deterioration and improve housing.

Denver Elyria Ohio Denver Post Mary Flickinger Tutko Elyrian Mansfield

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