Local Parent Teacher Groups Plan November and December Events
Allen Parent-Teacher board meets with 18 members approving a December 5 bazaar and an November 20 meeting and open house from 7 30 to 8 p m. Gates group hosts a December 3 Christmas party at 6 p m with a one act comedy by sixth graders The Garford association plans a tureen lunch to honor Mrs Pearl Poling who resigns as president and a gift and gavel presentation The group votes to sell T shirts and head scarves bearing the school name The meeting includes a talk by Grant Keyes on Americanism and ends with Thanksgiving themed refreshments and awards
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Allen Parent-Teacher Board
Allen
Gates
Carl Birk
Fremont Street
Hartford Arent
Mysterious Stranger
Parent Teacher Association
Edgar Guest
Michael Enczi
Birk
Wayne Darby
Furnace Street
Garford Parent-Teacher Association
Pearl Poling
Garford
George Towell
Grant Keyes
Robert Castle
Earl Mahl
Claude Krueck
Cecil Simmons
Amherst library head reviews Cronin work for NCCW
Mrs. Joseph Wesbecher led Lorain Deanery members of the National Council of Catholic Women at St. Marys Church hall in Amherst to discuss Adventures in Two Worlds by A J Cronin. Mrs. Charles Cavagna introduced the speaker as program chairman and other members reported on study clubs and shrines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wesbecher
Amherst Library Board
A. J. Cronin
Lorain
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Mary's Church Hall
Charles Cavagna
Elyria
William Young
A. J. Linden
Gladys Castler
Sheffield Lake
William Newton
Benediction
St. Agnes’ Church
St. Agnes’ Altar Rosary Society
Albert Schaefer
Knights of St. John
Willard Ryan
Catholic Study Club hears Miss Mary M Finegan on Russia Will Be Converted
The Catholic Study Club No 8 met at Howe Street last evening with Mrs Sylvester Rothgery leading the Rosary and the group reading from John Haferts Russia Will Be Converted. Rothgery reviewed Catholic magazine articles while hostess served dessert. Next host is Mrs Clarence Smith on December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Finegan
St. Anne’s
Howe Street
Sylvester Rothgery
Russia
John M. Haffert
Fatima
Portugal
Rothgery
Clarence Smith
East River Street
Thanksgiving Dinner At Wishbone For Tigredia Club
Twenty one members of the Tigredia Social Club gathered at the Wishbone yesterday afternoon for a Thanksgiving meal. Osea Higge, president, offered a prayer before the dinner. A routine business session followed with Erma Schnarr inviting members to her home for the next event.
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Wishbone
Tigredia Social Club
Osea Higge
Erma Schnarr
Birth notices fill Elyria Memorial Hospital roll
A stream of birth announcements from Elyria Memorial Hospital lists new arrivals including a November 18 boy named Lawrence Jay Phillips born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips at Navy Hospital Corpus Christi weighing nine pounds eight ounces. Other newborns include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Day in Elyria and several more sons and daughters to local families with addresses on East River Street East Avenue Bellefield and Grafton. Notables include Mark Bovee of Long Beach visiting Elyria and Bob Williams pledged to Delta Tau Delta at Kent State University.
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Navy Hospital
Corpus Christi
Texas
Jack Phillips
Lawrence Jay
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Burton Day
East River Street
Donald Boesel
East Avenue
John Hines
Paul Scholtz
Bellefield Avenue
Carl Fuchs
Bon Air Avenue
Bob Willams
Howe Street
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Kent State University
Clarence Smith
Everett Glassburn
Grafton
Christmas Party Card Games and Tureen Lunch Meeting
A December 17 gathering features a noon tureen at the Christmas party with a 50 cent gift exchange. Five tables of cards were in play for the afternoon.
Points for Parents Not This Mother
A reader contrasts two sayings about love and approval within family dynamics. One warns that love is earned and not freely given to bad behavior, while the other stresses enduring love but conditional approval based on actions. The exchange highlights differing parental approaches to affection and discipline.
Alumnae Club Plans Year Programs and Committees
Ohio University Women's Alumnae Club of Lorain County held a meeting with plans for the year and named committee heads led by Mrs. Robert Scheel. Notable members include Mrs. Joe Svell and Mrs. E. A. Leitwiler. Isabelle Work spoke on Ohio U building plans and the upcoming Sesquicentennial in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scheel
Ohio University Women's Alumnae Club
Lorain County
Paul Stocker
Lorain
Joe Svell
E. A. Leitwiler
Ed Hart
Elyria
Bartlett Tyler
Mark Farquer
Robert Sanders
Isabelle Work
Ohio U
Ohio University
Leitwiler
Sumner Drive
Brandston Avenue
Book review by Mrs Andre Meyer in Rainbow class
First Methodist Church Rainbow Class held a meeting last evening with Mrs Andre Meyer reviewing Grandma Moses. Miss Mildred Fowls gave devotions. Hostesses included Mrs C S McIntyre Ruth Allison Helen Graw Ray Ramage and Mildred Fowls. The class will meet again December 17.
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Rainbow
First Methodist Church
Andre Meyer
Grandma Moses
F. A. Eaton
Garford Avenue
Mildred Fowls
C. S. McIntyre
Ruth Allison
Helen Graw
Ray Ramage
Miss Fowls
Hospital Discharges Several Local Residents
Hospital releases list several patients including Mrs Moses Veres and son at 355 East Griswold Road Mrs William Wissinger and daughter at 131 Fairlawn Avenue Fay Perkins Wellington Mrs William Millhollan at 358 Vulcan Street and Kay Banker at 144 Denison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Veres
East Griswold Road
William Wissinger
Fairlawn Avenue
Fay Perkins
Wellington
William Millhollan
Vulcan Street
Kay Banker
Denison Avenue
Newcomers Club Christmas Dance Date Set
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club schedules its annual Christmas dance for Saturday December 13 at the American Legion Post No 12 on Ohio Street. Dick Lumley and his band will provide music from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with honors invited to bring guests and reservations organized by the dance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Ohio Street
Dick Lumley
Fred Tutthill Jr
Willard Brenneman
John Henry
Cyril James
Joseph Lessman
R. B. McWilliams
Chicopee teen guards vast bell collection in rare hobby
Paul Melinger, 23, holds one of the nation’s largest bell collections with 1,897 bells valued at 3000. The set includes 200 bells imported from Korea.
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Chicopee
Mass
Paul Melinger
Korea
Catholic Charities Drive Pledges Exceed Goal
The 1952 Charities Campaign raised $739501.62, 105.3 percent of the goal, announced at Catholic Charities Corporation meeting by Leo R Kundtz. Regular parish teams contributed $365240.94 while special committees added $224260.68. Kundtz reported fiscal year ending June 30 1952 receipts totaled $779735.54 with $652393.60 from pledges and $103022.66 from bequests and memorials.
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Charities
Catholic Charities Corporation
Leo R. Kundtz
Kundtz
Mire Kundtz
Products Packaging Co
Kinsley Chemical Co
Troop 156 Members Meet at First Methodist Church
Scoutmaster Tom Cassell Assistant Scoutmaster Joe Alteri and Explorer Scout Advisor Neil Haas attended the Monday meeting at the First Methodist church. A vesper service was held and the troop plans a bake sale Saturday at the Ohio Edison Co building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Tom Cassell
Joe Alteri
Neil Haas
Ohio Edison Co
Burma Mission Abroad Studies Mine Financing and Development
Burma dispatched a mission to study mine financing and development abroad. Miscellaneous receipts totaled $24,319.28.
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Burma
Chronicle-Telegram Front Page News Item
Chronicle-Telegram from Elyria Ohio reports on events of November 20 1952 including local developments and notable occurrences affecting residents. Details cover community updates, public notices, and brief items reflecting daily city life and regional concerns.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Thurs
Rehearsal for Messiah Sunday at YMCA
The Han del Messiah committee reports three rehearsals remain including this week. J Martin Beck directs with tenor sections in need of singers. The Sunday 3:30 session at the YMCA invites all singers. The concert is at First Congregational Church on Sunday December 14 at 4 00 p m. Patrons will be recorded on programs and patron cards placed with the free will offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
J. Martin Beck
First Congregational Church
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