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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1961

Page

2

Mrs Robert Choate Named First Lady of Elyria 1961

Pauline Choate of 2401 West River Road North celebrated as first lady of Elyria in 1961. The couple, Mr and Mrs Robert Choate, were noted for his antique refinishing work and home, a ivy covered Pennsylvanian sandstone farmhouse with ten rooms and surrounding pines.

Robert B Pauline West River Rd Pat Kopp Reevers Cheate Bob

BSP Sisters Dine At Annual Banquet

The Bata Sigma Pi City Council held its annual First Lady banquet at Spring Valley Country Club with Mrs. Rob ert D. Choate crowned Elyria’s First Lady of 1961. Long lists of former First Ladies attended as speakers and honorees while Pauline Botamer shared insights into her civic work and home life.

Bata Sigma Pni City Council Spring Valley Country Club Robert D. Choate Elyria Dixie Botamer Choate Sue Butler Fred Lohnes Mark Willis Harry White Clarence Steller Richard Horan John Timms William Dutch Howtard Barbour Robert Rothvel Richard Lysaght William Gillies Pat Kopp Margaret Edwards Brandau BSP Nassau Doreen Fesler Connie Conry Pauline Bob Wilmot Printing Co Jay Nancy) Feinstein Anaheim Calif George Margaret) Way Winston-Salem N. C Elizabeth Way Margaret Way United Fund Geographic Group Greater Elyria Ywca YWCA First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service Circle 1 Culture Club Woman's Auxiliary Elyria Memorial Hospital Round Table Club Health Committee United Community Services UCS Red Cross Black River Girl Scout Council Youth Recreation Beta Sigma Phi City Council Guerin Hasley Penfound Dutch Lohnes

Culture Club M embers Observe 60th Anniversary

Culture Club marked sixty years of friendship and book love with a gathering at Elyria Country Club hosted by Mrs. Charles Price. Longtime members helped plan the event and past members received carnations as memories were shared, with a program of music and reminiscences.

Culture Club Charles Price Elyria Country Club J.C. Everard M. M. Wilcox J. L. Bridgeland E. A. Hubbard W. C. Snowden W. F. Bell R. W. McWilliams Clair de Lame Rubbenstein Jane Wilcox Carl Boehm R. Huntington Woodman Florian Benjamin Goddard Clarence Beazell Fifth St

PTU Card Party Sets Committees At St Mary School

St Mary School Parent-Teacher Union announces a card party sponsored by the PTU. The event is set for Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the school cafeteria with chairs and ticket duties assigned to named members. The report details club activities, fundraisers, wartime donations, and a 1914 yearbook benediction, plus officers and meeting plans.

St. Mary Parent - Teacher Union Robert Bott Ted Dumski Steve Leko Peter Paternite Ted Pileski James Aliano Thomas McGuire Walter Clare Gerald ‘Schubert Ralph Temes Arthur Barnes Redbert Hysell Ray Yunker Clark Davis George Grueser Hugh Callahan William Kilfoyle Jude Stark Jere St. Marie Floyd Krupka Andrew Levay Thomas Ristas Russell Sherman Jack Moran William Fraser David Wiliams

World Fellowship Topic At Two O Clock Club Meeting

Mrs. Jack Moran of the world fellowship committee showed slides of YWCA work around the world as the Two OClock Club met at a residence. The meeting included a planned world fellowship festival December 11 in Holly Hall, a Thanksgiving devotional, and a Christmas basket for a needy family. Members bring articles for baskets and food, with arrangements for a December 14 gathering and a Christmas dinner logistics details.

Jack Moran YWCA Two O'Clock Club C. R. Huston Holly Hail Elmer Baun Paul Johnson R. N. Bennett Holly Hall M. S. Harvey Pacific Northwest Helen Sickmiller M. F. Elliott Park Ave James Glavas R. Mahalas Harold Schwind W. L. Albrecht Ralph Edwards

Of Elks Lodge To Hold Christmas Party

About 90 attended a luncheon at the club yesterday as Elks Lodge 465 discussed luncheon products. Miss Clara B Dexter of Cleveland examined prizes awarded for service. Mrs Russell Boecker chaired the serving committee. A Christmas party is planned for the December 14 meeting.

Does Elks Lodge Clara B. ‘Dexter Cleveland Umit Russell Boecker

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