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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1957
Page
2
The article urges frequent simple stretches to loosen muscles and improve circulation. It advises slow spine stretches at work or hourly movement, plus occasional walking, stressing that consistency beats intense exertion and that private spaces need not become gyms.
Avon Lake and Berlin Heights share a community event in Fowler Room as the Congregational Church hosts a theatre program to honor Mrs. Alva Lappus. The event features local dancers, bands, and a Sunday school tribute with memories from former students and friends. Kathy Shoop and others recall past classes, while a Florida slides show caps the evening alongside a church building fund fundraiser. Officers for next year are elected as a reception follows with refreshments.
Avon Lake Cloverettes 481 Club met to discuss officers training at Midview School. Anne Splete, president, led the meeting with a bias band collar demonstration. Judy Manning organized precreation activities and refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother. Next meeting set for May 15 at Kathy Barrs home.
The Rev. Albert Buhl of the Ohio Missions Board will speak at the village’s first Lutheran Mission Church meeting Friday evening in the volunteers’ building. Residents invited to attend as a survey and religious census will be conducted this summer by David Riley, a senior at Hamma-Dumvinity School, Springfield.
Devotions will be held every Friday during May at St. Vincent de Paul Church located at 2140 North Ridge Rd. Parents are asked to take rosary papers and Benediction to the school yard to avoid crossing the busy four-lane road. A paper sale is planned at St. Vincent de Paul School on Tuesday.
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