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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1954

Page

3

Extension Service Food Shopping Guide

The guide highlights seafood bargains at the store through November including oysters and shrimp, noting easy preparation and low waste. Lois Simonds cites high quality nutrition with protein around 18 percent, fat 1 to 20 percent, and minerals, plus vitamins like A, urging careful cooking to preserve moisture and flavor. It also suggests root vegetables, hams, pork loin roasts, and cranberries as good week shop items.

Fish and Wildlife Service Department of the Interior Lois Simonds Lorain County United States

Newcomers to Elyria welcomed with multiple families

New residents include Mr and Mrs James Huffman at 123 Hillsdale Ct with son Terry Lee and relatives from Medina. Other newcomers are Mr and Mrs Richard C Fannin of Oberlin with son Randall Lee and Richard Lowell, plus Earl W Dilworth and Eva from Garden City Mich with son Terry. Ruth Lanaghan and Helen Erichs move from Amherst with Linda Lee and junior. Families join local churches and activities.

Elyvia James A. Huffman Hillsdale Ct Huffman Grace Ohio Medina Terry Lee Kroger Elyria Richard Huffmans Sally Linda Holly Connie Ricky Church of the Open Richard C Fannin East 15Th St Oberlin Randall Lee Allen Hospital Fannin Richard Lowell Kenco, Inc N. Ridge Rd Lorain Earl W.dilworth Eastern Heights Blvd Garden City Mich Ford Motor Co Eva Earl Terry St. Mary School Dil‘worth St. Mary Church Ruth Lanaghan Linda Lee, Jr Helen Erichs Amherst Lanaghan General Industries Co Ruth Church of the Open Door

Chatham Ladies Benevolent Society Plans Christmas Party

Chatham Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church will meet Wednesday in the church dining hall to plan a Christmas party. Members are urged to attend for details and arrangements.

Chatham Church Society Chatham — Ladies Benevolent Society The Congregational Church

Oberlin Women Voters League Hosts New Member Meet

The Oberlin League of Women Voters will hold a social and discussion session tomorrow at 8 p m at 278 West College Street the home of Mrs Grover Severs. The orientation program aims to recruit new members and encourage active league participation. Board members will be present to answer questions.

Oberlin League of Women Voters Grover Severs W. College St

Community Church Announces Event Schedule and Activities

Church notices list meetings for First Church several groups and dates for November events. Activities include Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, WCTU, youth choirs, baptisms, and a Korea relief offering.

100 Year Old Church Organ Still Plays Strong

In New Bern North Carolina the 100 year old organ at Negro First Baptist Church remains clear and active for services. The instrument, bought for 900 pounds in 1854, served 62 years with the First Presbyterian church before a 1916 lightning strike ruined it. The church purchased and repaired it for 125 dollars.

New Bern N. C

Wellington VFW and Marine Reserve Toy Drive Initiative

Wellington VFW Chapter and Marine Reserve plan a toy drive led by officers William Tept president Charles Yahnke vice president Eula ip cooperation Marie secretary Mrs Charles Yah Corps Reserve secretary Lloyd Finkel sunshine chairman Rich Jensen campaign chairman urd Jensen teacher. Accepting good used and new toys. broken items to be reused. Post birthday party scheduled for Saturday night with all members invited.

Wellington Ares William Teptsponser Toys: Forever Charles Yahnke Eula Ip Marie Charles Yah Thisyke Alvin Gare Lloyd Finkel Iss. Sunshine Rich Campaign Charman Urd Jensen

Herrick Unit Elects Officers at Recent Meeting

Neville Hyde was elected president of the Win One Clase at the Robert Lamoreaux home. Other officers named were Mrs Myron Boise as vice president and Mrs Lilian Jackson as secretary treasurer. A new teacher is sought after a resignation. Next meeting set for Dec 3 at 7 40 p.m. with Mr and first Kenneth Avery. The class notes stitching, birthdays, and book donations from Kathryn Witbeck were discussed. The group plans a Christmas party and a bake sale on Nov 20 at Wellington Hardware.

Clase Neville Hyde Win One Robert Lamoreaux Myron Boise Lilian Jackson Kenneth Avery Kathryn Withreek Wae Hae Herrick Unit Bailey Burns Lakewood Howard Homericker Amy Clinesmith George Hemenway Magyar St New York Central Kamlin Women's Relief Corps Wellington Hardware Robert Smith Batley Burns Herrick Kathryn Witbeck First Methodist Church Blanche Ales Elyria i Lille Jackson Charles Foster Courtland St Allen Hospital Oberlin

Y Teen election results and club reports in Jefferson

The Jefferson Teens elected Judy Mowery president Delores Kurtz vice president Betty Bates secretary Jackie Crowell treasurer Judy Kochis reporter and named committee chairs Pat Bodliman Barbara Eddy Gerri Otway Llouwann Dick Sparks Jeanie Sparks and Patty Laley. Eastern Heights Teens elected Judy Heuser president Paul Loeb vice president Pam Vandemark secretary Joan Taylor treasurer Judy Schmittgen ways and means Mary Janson program Penny Crum devotions Sandra Varga song leader Sally Boylan reporter. Franklin-Teens met with advisors Carl Prentice and William Carman to plan city wide programs and welfare projects including a Thanksgiving basket. Scrabble tops British family games as the popular home pastime replacing cards.

Jefferson Judy Mowery Delores Kurtz Betty Bates Jackie Crowell Judy Kochis Pat Bodliman Barbara Eddy Gerri Otway Sovial Llouwann Ways and Means Jeanie Sparks Patty Laley Eastern Heights Wesley Suhr Jack Raesler W. W. Wehman Judy Heuser Paul Loeb Pam Vandemark Joan Taylor Judy Schmittgen Mary Janson Penny Crum Sandra Varga Sally Boylan Franklin Carl Prentice William J .Carman Jo Daugherty Holly Hall Friendship Circle Karen Carman

Elyria Churches Plan Joint Fund Meeting

Regional manager of Wells Organizations of Ohio invites several Elyria churches to a Thursday 12:30 meeting at the Graystone Hotel. Justice will discuss the financial outlook for churches and phases of church giving.

Ivan S Justice Washington Wells Organizations of Ohio Graystone Hotel Justice

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