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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1958
Page
8
Nancy Larrick stresses parental reading interest to model pleasure in books. The guide discusses grooming, sewing, textiles, and new editions with activities for personal family and community use. It cites Horton Hatches the Egg and Homer Price as engaging fictional friends for developing thinking.
Local groups announce meetings and programs for the week including Elyria Youth Council Holly Tall 7 p.m. Junior Woman's Club Monteith fall eight p.m. and Altrusa Holy Cross PTA St Jude's Parents Club plus several lodge and auxiliary gatherings across nearby venues with times and contact details.
A panel discussion on General Health Problems of School Age Children will be part of St. Jude Parents Club monthly meeting in the school hall Monday at 8 p.m. Panelists include Dr Theodore Berg Dr Roy E Hayes Dr R A DeMarco Dr Merle McDonald and Dr R J Herberger.
Mrs. Robert Nightingale reviewed Home From The Hill by William Humphrey for Fortnightly Club members at Mrs. Harold Robinson’s home 640 Washington Ave. Thirteen members and one guest attended lunch. The novel follows a young man’s soul search and the clash between romance and a fading ideal. The next meeting will be October 16 at Mrs. Franz Gruen’s home 514 Washington Ave.
Mary Ellen OConnor hosted a Junior Catholic Daughters Troop 6 gathering recalling sweaters and sweets for war orphans. Initiation plans were discussed and parts assigned to Hitty McGowan Nancy Hastings Mary Ellen OConnor and Rita Mraz with Hastings noted as a new member. Molly Machock at 202 Eastern Heights Blvd will host on Oct 13. Rita Mraz reporter.
Before picking a color scheme, assess how colors affect happiness and daily comfort. Consider whether certain hues feel friendly and easygoing and let your feelings guide the final choice.
A Dear Abby column discusses seating for pregnant women on buses, balance between professionalism and courteous acts, and coping with a husband's abuse in marriage. Advice covers respect, dignity, and nonviolence, with tips on color psychology and home decor.
Judy S. announces she will leave for college this fall and urges letters, joking about her dislike of writing but eagerness to receive mail. The brief, lighthearted note ends with a playful aside.
About 200 parents and teachers attended a Franklin Parent-Teacher Association event in the school gym on Wednesday evening featuring a "Get-Acquainted" dinner and the introduction of a new cocker named Ginger. The piece recalls letters as cheerful links to home from students away at college or teaching out of town.
Franklin PTA members gather for a get acquainted dinner as the district debates a 1958 59 budget and a school bond issue. Officials and chairmen are introduced, with emphasis on letter writing as a personal link during International Letter Writing Week urged by N W Smyth.
Town events include Women's Missionary League Gilliland Guild dinner at United Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. all women invited bring own service. Floyd R Marsh freshman at Keaton College Wheaton. Lois Elaine Wright born to HL Prof and Mrs Edmund Wright of Hollins College. Public Rainbow for Girls installation at Eastern Heights School tonight at 8 15. Carroll University senior William R Menner among 19 cadets honored as Distinguished Military Students.
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid marked summer birthdays for members born July through December with a birthday luncheon in the parish hall. The Rev W W Walker announced Sunday School promotion day and plans for a silver tea on Oct 30. Members organized kitchen and dining staff for the Oct 30 event and a Nov 1 congregation dinner, with proceeds partly funding sports equipment for youth.
Descendants of the late John and Catherine Wohleber gathered at Matthew Wohleber’s home on Butternut Ridge Oberlin for a picnic dinner for 31 relatives. Five Wohleber children are named, and a next reunion is planned. Farewell noted for Mrs Anna Daubendick who will winter in St Louis. Prizes awarded in Bible quiz and dressmaking contest. An all day work meeting is set for Oct 16.
Mrs. Matthew Roth leads Garford PTA in welcoming room mothers at a school tea. The event listed mothers for kindergarten through grade three, with duties explained by Roth. About 45 members attended as flowers, gifts, and refreshments framed the gathering.
Mrs Edward H Faulkner reviewed The First American Revolution part one in a Research Club session at 332 Columbia Ave. The discussion covered colonial society, economy, religion, and self-government before democracy with quotes from John Adams. Assistant hostesses were Mrs Maude Copas and Mrs Norwood Baumhardt. Guest dinner planned at Center Ridge Road home.
Shirley Lyons of Visiting Nurse Service and Marianne Sanzer of Lorain County Child Welfare lead the first full meeting of Elyria Woman’s Club Public Affairs unit. The luncheon at 12:38 precedes a review of the November ballot and talks on sewer and school levies. Club members are invited to RSVP.
A simple clam bisque uses tomato and pea soups with minced clams and milk. Heat slowly to blend flavors and develop richness. Success tip: heat cream soups slowly to avoid curdling and bring out the flavors.
Brownie Troop No. 952 begins fall with Monday meetings in Edison School auditorium. Five new girls Nancy Brink Dora Hollis Barbara Johnson Donne Spayd and Leslie Westfall join. An investiture ceremony is set for Oct. 20.
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