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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1957

Page

3

Elyria High Y-Teens Present What’s Hep Fashion Show

About 50 eighth graders from Elyria Public Schools attended the Freshman Y-Teens style show in Holly Hall. Judy Moos chaired the event with assistants and reporters detailing outfits from past school year events such as Orientation Day and Christmas forms, highlighting themes like Special Events and Back to School.

Elyria Public Schools Holly Hall Helen Mulholland Elyria Ywca Judy Moore Nancy Banton Judy Wrzensi Johnson Sharon Hosey Judy Jalowiec Jean Taylor Dottie Moore Debbie Kus Cara Seabeld Judy Johnson Judy Wysevesin Nat Briton Holly Hal C-T Paavo Elyne Agers Susan Dudier Y-T

Central Guild elects new officers at St Andrew's Church

At the final meeting of the Central Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal Church officers were elected: Mrs William Dehm president, Mrs William Ehricke vice president, Mrs L D Acheson secretary, and Mrs HK Day treasurer. The Bethany Missionary Society hosted the evening with plans announced for future programs including confirmation service, Children’s Day, a book review, and a June work session.

Central Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal Church Willam Dehm Wiliam Ehricke L. D. Acheson HK Day W. W. Walker Melvin Nelson Ced Pauli West -Rich Wil Southeast Asia Dan Haag Lake ‘View Park Loram Charles Winkler

Majority Club Hosts Mother Daughter Party at Grace Lutheran

Members of Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid met in the parish hall on Thursday to assemble supplies for the American Cancer Society. At one o clock Mrs H L MeKee and Mrs Fred Meinke served a dessert course at a table decorated with spring flowers from the hostesses gardens.

Grace Lutheran’ ‘Ladies Aid American Cancer Society HL. Me[Kee Fred Meinke

Top 10 Selling Home Electrical Appliances in 1956

Census estimates cited by Twenty mothers and their daughters at a Rainbow Majority Club dinner at St Paul's Church reveal the top selling home appliances of 1956 led by clocks irons fans skillets and other essentials. The review covers 1949 through 1956 with a shift toward time and energy saving models and notes TV radios and record players were not included in the figures.

Rainbow Majority Club Irs Earl Jolley Jaycee Circle 5 St Paul’s Church Beatles Tenth St Leroy Schroeder Jessie Raesler Circle No. 1 St Paul's Church U.S. Department of Agriculture Margaret Quade Ing Drew Pearson Martha Wirth Istandard Electric Irons Harvey Welton

Summer Knit Fabrics Popular For Light Garments

Summer clothes of knit fabrics prove popular due to comfort from elasticity and porosity allowing cool wear. USDA studies on cotton knits and tricots note launderability and minimal need for steaming. Research seeks to explain why some knits retain shape longer while others sag after washing.

U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. Department ‘of Agriculture

Morley remembered in tribute as a man of letters

A tribute to Christopher Morley notes his influence on English essay writing and his novels such as Kitty Foyle and The Haunted Bookshop. It recalls his association with The Saturday Review of Literature, his Rhodes scholarship, and his role as a beloved columnist The Bowling Green. The piece also shares personal recollections of Morley and Lifelong readers recall his warmth despite later views.

Christopher Morley Kitty Foyle Marley Christopher Haverford Oxford Doubleday, Page and Co The Ladies Home Journal Saturday Review of Literature Saturday Review Morley Henry Seidel Canby Norman Cousins Cleveland Havling Felix

Girl Scout Troop Activities Highlight Honors Night

St Edward University students join Girl Scouts from Troops 80 13 28 43 in varied events at honors night hikes picnics and cooking badge work. Leaders Mrs Kent Mrs Elton Mrs Sekerak and Mrs Walker accompany groups. Troop members earned knots handkerchiefs and badges while planning trips and cookouts at Cascade Park and area sites.

John Sullivan St. Edward’s University Johnson John L. Sullivan Church of Latter Park Ave Hope Baumhardt Joan Botamer LaNore Tilberg Nancy Taylor Juanita Williams William Wild Kent State University Iliam Elton Michael Sekerak Walker Grafton Fd Ohio Edison Sandy Metere Pattie Lee Pore Carol Kangley Jackne Lee Jackie Sickles Joan Elingshorn Judy Bulgar Cascade Park Sandy Metera Scribe

Town Talk Highlights Hamilton PFA Lunch At Gates Avenue

Mrs Harry McRae hosted Hamilton PFA executive board at 223 Gates Ave with a lunch. The group presented a china gift to retiring president Mrs McRae. Mrs Ralph Hanson received an anniversary gift as Chiquita Club met at Mrs Harold Gantz’s home. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Lewis Hall and Mrs Dash Farkas. Next meeting set for June 3 at Mrs Farkas’s 524 Turner St.

Harry McRae Gates Ave Hamilton Pfa China McRae Ralph Hanson Chiquita Club Harold Gantz Middlelave Lewis Hall Dash Farkas Farkas Turner St

Y Teens Elect Officers in Junior Meeting

Junior Y-Teens recently held an election of officers. Sally Schowelter was elected president Charlene Gang vice president Sue Somers recording secretary Jean Nelson corresponding secretary Rita Kader Measurer Karen Noe and devotions chairman Marlene Bashcir. Barbara Mansfield will be social chairman next year and Judy Hanson and Judy Steller will join the music committee. Donna Myers will collect for Gossip and Barbara Bleeman will be refreshments chairman. Barbara Fox and Barbara McRae were elected Inter Club Council members and Judy Arentz and Karen Jolly will represent Youth Council. Linda Ware presided and Judy Arentz led songs.

Sally Schowelter Charlene Gang Sue Somers Jean Nelson Rita Kader Karen Noe Marlene Bashcir Diane Dyke Barbara Mansfield Judy Hanson Judy Steller Donna Myers Barbara Bleeman Barbara Fox Barbara McRae Judy Arentz Karen Jolly Linda Ware

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