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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1954

Page

10

American Legion Auxiliary Unit Hears Reports and Gifts

American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 12 met at the post home. Ruth Evans reviewed the fifth district conference in Norwalk and announced next year’s summer conference in Gibsonburg. Committee reports detailed plans for Halloween items, fundraising, and a Poppy Poster Contest.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 12 Post Home Ruth Evans Norwalk Gibsonburg Rehab Florence Sherman Thomas Curtis Lorain County Chronicle-Telegram American Guild of Organists Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home Oberlin Grigg Sopa Fountain Germany Dayton Fountain Home Robert Fountain

Hayes Miller wedding at Florence Congregational Church

In Birmingham on October 2 Vesta Eileen Miller and Carlie B Hayes were married in a double ring ceremony at Florence Congregational Church. The Rev Donald Scott officiated as Gladioli and candles lit the setting with organ music and a white lace gown for the bride.

Birmingham Vesta Eileen Miller Frank Miller Carlie B. Hayes Collie Hayes Florence Donald Scott Ella Reising Mrs. Reising Miss Miller Nancy Marilyn Miller Jalieta Moon

Secrets of Charm Cultivate Vocal Charms for Listening

Article explains how visual and vocal mannerisms affect charm. It urges monitoring speech patterns in public, using playback to spot issues, and systemically shaping pitch, volume, and rate for a more attractive voice. It promotes a booklet “Your Most Attractive Voice” for deeper guidance.

John Robert Powers Jyalore

Licenses and Addresses in Lorain and Wellington Notice

A listing of license holders and addresses in Lorain and Wellington. Maintains a maintenance man Walter Godlewski and Margaret Paracsy with their Lorain addresses, plus Stanly Perusek and Geraldine Kowalchyk on East 30th Street Lorain. Other residents include Richard Mouldin and Mary Fulford at 22 Woodfore Ave and Harold Wiles with Mary Morahan in Wellington and nearby Pitts Road. Also announces a midweek rummage sale in Wellington with locations on Middle Avenue and Stanford Avenue.

Walter Godlewski Washington Ave Lorain Margaret Paracsy 30Th St Stanley Perusek R. D Wellington Middle Ave Stanford Ave Jewypapera Ghlyre

Sorority Honors New Rushees

The Iota Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted rushees at a Model Meeting at Betty Foura's home. Ruth Price Ruth Jaycox Violet Winters and Dorothy Sharp outlined the sorority's history aims and projects while Mary Lou Smith led a discussion on The Definition of Happiness. The next events include a Preferential Tea at Violet Winters' home and a regular meeting on Oct 26 at Ruth Price's home.

Iota Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Betty Foura Ruth Price Ruth Jaycox Violet Winters Dorothy Sharp Mary Lou Smith Audrey Tonry Ruth

Cora May Walton Club Notes Turkey Dinner and Talk

Thirty six members of the Cora May Walton Club and guests enjoyed a turkey dinner at First Congregational Church. Harold S. Ewing spoke on Our Responsibility To Our Youth. gifts to a Doshisha University sponsored student were praised. A Christmas gifts committee was formed. November meeting planned at B. K. Anthony residence with several assisting hostesses.

Cora Max Walton Cora May Walton Firs Congregational Church Elyria Harold S. Ewing Hoogenboom Zella Beavis Lydia Kahnt Margaret Jenkins Floyd Moore Darlene Whiting Virgil DeFields Esther L. Hibbard Doshisha Japan Doshisha University Nash B. K. Anthony Simmons Dorothy Jones Ida Coffland de Fields

Farewell Party Honors Walter Nickel and Jerry Essex

Sixty friends and relatives gathered at the Essex home in Columbia Station to bid farewell to Walter Nickel and Jerry Essex. The Charlotte Eady Guild hosted the event on Chestnut Ridge Road with plans to send towels to Mrs. James Essex. The group will attend the Puerto Rico meeting in the church parish, and Mrs Ellis Dy will host the next religious program. The event included refreshments for twenty one attendees and a rummage sale at 515 Lodi Street.

Walter Nickel Columbia Station Jerry Essex Andrew Charlotte Chestnut Ridge Rd Eady Knox Paul Campbell Onie Shatto William Marsh Esses Ellis Dy WEWS Pyran Biet Jon Fears Lodi Street

Card party funds aid for mentally retarded children

The Letter Carriers Auxiliary No. 978 donated $50 from a recent card party to support classroom equipment and supplies for mentally retarded children. At a meeting hosted by Mrs. Fred Morton, Mrs. Richard Smith reported on district activities and announced Mrs. Harold Thompson’s election as district secretary treasurer.

Fred Morton Grafton Rd Richard Smith Cuyahoga Falls Harold Thompson Shirley Traxler Robert ‘Copas le Steven K. Pappa Holy Trinity, Church Avonland Gott Leo

Elyrian Women Attend Port Clinton Episcopal Workshop

A group of Elyrians will travel to Port Clinton for a Sandusky region Episcopal women’s meeting at St. Thomas Church. The all day session includes Holy Communion at 10 39 a.m. luncheon at 11 45 and an afternoon workshop starting at 1 p.m. Attending women include Mrs. Max Cilkins and others.

Port Clinton Sandusky St. Thomas Episcopal Church Max Cilkins St. Andrew's Olga Taylor William Goacher Arnold Heinzerling George Smith Frank Harmon Rodney Rockwood Barbara Col‘Tishaw

Holiday On Tuesday Starts 5 Week Session

The five week series begins Tuesday offering swimming lounging and sewing mornings with a noon luncheon. Fees are 3.50 per registration and sessions include discussions on Navy nine ballot United Nations children’s books cake decorating and crafts. Afternoon workshops by Mrs. Ralph Nichols feature Christmas gift making and a supervised nursery for three to five year olds.

W.C.A Lhememakers Helen Mulholland Lunetheon

Hospital Discharges List Notable Residents

A discharge list names several residents and their addresses including William Barnes 1022 Last Ave Mrs Russell Dind jgey 298 Marseilles Ave Miss Joan Fowl 403 West River St Mrs Louis Hayes 365 High St James L Hunter Grafton James Jump Willard Edward Kershaw 1050 North Pasadena Ave Mrs Edward Kirst 308 Metcalf Rd Mrs Robert Kitts Parma Lee Klineet Grafton Mrs Edward Mackevine and daughter 343 Roosevelt Ave Mrs George R Mitchell Avon Joseph D Sakai 136 Trondale Ave Mrs Roy Sheriff Worth Ridgeville Andrew Strinka 1224 East Ave and Perry Wilson 227 Gates Ave

William Barnes Last Ave Russell Dind Jgey Marseilles Ave Joan Fowl West River St Louis Hayes High St James L. Hunter Grafton James Jump Willard Edward Kershaw North Pasadena Ave Edward Kirst Metcalf Rd Robert Kitts Parma Lee Klineet Edward Mackevine Roosevelt Ave George R.mitchell Avon Joseph D. Sakai Trondale Ave Roy Sheriff Worth Ridgeville Andrew Strinka East Ave Perry Wilson Gates Ave

Story Hour at Elyria Library Readings

The Elyria Library hosts a 4 p m Friday story hour in the Longfellow Room led by narrator Miss Mary Jensen with Boku and the Sound by Lloyd. Attendees Tuesday night included Dennis, Autumn Harvest, Mountain, and other readers. a sale and rummage are set for Friday and Saturday at local storefronts.

Elyria Library Loongfellow Room Mary Jensen Lloyd Uegan Zoe Flip and Dennis Joan Burns Jean Santa Tresselt Marilyn McCarty Dottie Mountain Credle Hemes Barbara Bizansky Hilma Roianans Cleve Balett’s Dairy Store Midland Street Idie Avenue

Births Report at Elyria Memorial Hospital

A series of birth notices from Elyria Memorial Hospital shows a son born to Mr and Mrs George Nutt of Wellington yesterday. Arthur Cunningham of Blake Street and his wife welcomed a son yesterday. Herbert Roffey of Columbia Avenue and wife had a daughter yesterday. Robert Stimpers of Pasadena Avenue and wife welcomed a baby boy yesterday. John Brush and wife of Grafton had a baby girl yesterday. Homer Blackstone and Miss Bell Avenue reported a son born yesterday.

George Nutt Wellington Elyria Memorial Hospital Arthur Cunningham Blake St Herbert Roffey Columbia Ave Robert Stimpers Pasadena Ave John Brush Grafton Homer Blackstone Bell Ave

Eta Zetas Hear Alumnae Report

Eta Zetas of Alpha Eta Sorority discuss forming Lorain alumnae chapter. Arline Crosier presents alumnae chapter plans. former Alpha Iota members eligible. Elda Mae Coats updates tax stamp drive for gifts to Gates Crippled Children’s Hospital. Founder's Day dinner invited Oct 24 by Alton chapter. Halloween party Oct 27 at Oberlin School of Commerce for local students.

Lorain Eta Aeta Alpha Tetal Sorority Joan Burns Arline Crosier Alpha Iota Elda Mae Coats Thei Present Gates Crippled Children’s Hospital Alton

Woman's Club hears Hartney discuss Australia U S kinship

Hartney Arthur, lecturer and author born in Tasmania, told Elyria Woman's Club members that Australia and the United States are closely linked by shared problems and cultural ties. He traced Australian history from Cook's voyage to gold rush migrations and noted Australia's large role in sheep breeding.

Woman's Club Australia U.S United States U. S Hartney Arthur Elyria Woman’s Club, Inc Tasmania Hartney Robert Boylan Australian News and Information Bureau New York Capt Cook New England California

Employed Young Women Hear Mamie Eisenhower Life Review

About 100 members and guests attended a Tuesday Employed Young Women's League meeting in Holly Hall. Mrs. Lloyd Beuthel reviewed Dorothy Brandon's Mamie Doud Eisenhower, detailing Mamie's life as wife of a soldier, general, college president, First Lady, and her joys and trials.

Lloyd Beuthel Dorothy Brandon Mamie Dodd Eisenhower Employed Young Women’s League Holly Hall Mamie White House

Starlets Hear Talk On Wills By Atty Dunn

Ronald Dunn presents on wills at Starlets meeting held at Mrs. MacDon home with Lois Warriner presiding. Guests include Mrs. Husband Mrs. Farmer and Diane Bailey with Doreen Troupe and others helping serve a dessert course. Free Christmas toys offered. rummage sale planned at Franklin School on Oct 15 16 after 4 30.

Ronald Dunn Gates Ave Wills Dunn Robert MacDon Lois Warriner Noo John Husband Farmer Joan Narveaz Elda Coats Melvin Farr Diane Bailey Jean Schroeder Doreen

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