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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
10
Vague opposition and praise clash over the Elyria administration as candidates accuse the current leaders of missteps while residents see progress with new streets and city projects. A $912,000 move expense, a Central fire station issue, and sanitation are debated alongside a proposed chapel and facility repairs.
The Mission Study Club holds a dinner meeting October 11 at 6 p m in church parlors with Rev Thomas Curtis speaking on Today in Pakistan and Gertrude Van Wagenen guiding devotions. Other items include Senior Teens planning activities and a paper drive by CCB Scout Pack 114 at Allen School from 9 a m to 5 p m with pickup options.
A reader recounts a tense scene after prizes are awarded in a contest. The 20 year old man, alleged to be a “boy,” is accused of discomforting the hostess and failing to behave properly. Abby and Sherman contribute guidance on handling misattribution and a possible misunderstanding about the prizes.
The Xi Beta Omega group met at Mrs. Elmer Zoltai’s home with plans for a rummage sale. Elizabeth Kardos wrote a feature on the sorority’s efforts, noting the Magnetic Springs Foundation, hospital, and ration center projects. The next meeting is slated at Mrs. Wilbert Neal’s residence.
A playful remark notes the wheel as a wonderful invention, reflecting on its value with humor and curiosity.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hawley are honored on their 30th wedding anniversary with an open house in Huntington Tosnshp. The event features their six children Caries Hawley Pachand Hawley Burt Howe Richard Pfeiffer Bette Hawley and David Hawley and families. The Hawleys formerly resided in Huntington and operated a dairy farm for many years.
The Black River Playhouse reopens its remodeled lobby at 52 West River Street tomorrow evening with a expanded box office, new tone colors, and a lathe ceiling. The Women’s Auxiliary led by Mrs Reo Roling funded much of the updates while the board approved half the cost. Paintings will be displayed by local artists and a large mirror by Lorain Glass Co will reflect the new space.
Lovely Kepler Lorain Journal women's editor will speak at the YWCA Matinee in Holly Hall on Tuesday. Her talk Things that Happen on My Desk will be followed by a 1 p.m. luncheon with reservations due by Friday noon and cancellations accepted no later than Monday morning.
Elyria Woman's Club board met at Monteith hall. October plans include Fine Arts luncheon, Junior Guest Night, a Get Acquainted Night, a smorgasbord, garden tour, Pioneer and American Home department luncheons, and card parties. Resignation of Mrs. Ben Kennelly as trustee noted. Mrs. John O'Brien to fill vacant term. District V fall conference set for October 1 at Avon Lake.
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