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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1954

Page

7

Gasco School hosts three day wire saver program finale

Harriett Wolfe and Bob Hichhorn led a prize filled evening at Elyria High School auditorium as the Ohio Fuel Gas Company and local merchants wrapped up a three session event titled Wire Saver night. The final program showcased savings ideas and featured numerous prize drawings including a grand prize three day session and a new range won by Mrs William ushers and volunteers distributed prizes to area women and local participants.

Wlnifred Fay “Qarriett Bob Hichhorn Gasco Food Institute Elyria High School Bob Harriett Wolfe Ohio Fuel Gas Company Chronicle-Telegram We J. Stolz Carl R. Martin RB. K. Barbrnecht William Mary Elen Linda Low Schalkner Way Pat Cornell Mary Ellen Kaine Evelyn Hardesty Doloreshopper Osyss Manona McVey Bante Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Fishers Elyria Dairies Days Hardware W. F. Grant Company Ww. Merthe Company E’s Bakery Botamer Geree Hermann's Walker Voime Hardware Oscar- Haserodt’ ‘Associates Wagner Musi d C. W. Barres Haserodt’s Maytag Elyria Donahue Furture Elyria Hardware Benton Mipany Wolfe

Local Avon area discharges listed with residents and sponsors

A long list of residents from Avon and nearby areas appears along with participants and sponsors for a local show. Names include George Balbo and Mrs. Woodrow Brady among others, with businesses and merchants listed as supporters. A homemaking demonstration highlights gas ranges, ovens, refrigerators, and energy saving devices, followed by a rummage sale at 515 Lodi Street.

George Balbo Avon Max Boise West Third St Woodrow Brady Antoinette Henry Peat Grafton ‘Rd Dale Race Hamilton Ave Samuel Ralich Grafton Bruce Samp Sell North Olmsted Joseph Schnur Fairlawn Ave Robert Schultz Hilliard Rd Albert Solenst Tannery St George Straka Bell Ave Henry Turner South Second St William Wilson Garfield Ave

Swim Party Tonight for Church Youth

The Intermediate Youth Fellowship of First Methodist Church hosts a swimming party at 7 45 tonight at the YMCA. Seventh and eighth grade youth are invited. Bring your own swimsuit and towel. Miss Susan Prentice leads the fellowship with Violet E Carlson as director. Counselors Ray Snyder Colleen Walters and William Heuser. Free Christmas toys. Phone 58 154 after 4 30.

First Methodist Church Y.M.C.A Violet E. Carlson Director of Christian Education Susan Prentice Ray Snyder Colleen Walters William Heuser

Navy Mothers Sponsor Party For Veterans

The Elyria Navy Mothers Club hosted a Crile Veterans Hospital party titled By the Canteen Service of Elyria Chapter American Red Cross on Wednesday night. Attendees included Mrs Harriet Abbey and Mrs Ann Meschke from Navy Mothers and Mrs G W Wagner and Mrs A E Sherman from the Red Cross. Doughnuts cider and apples were served with prizes for patients and volunteers from Cleveland Red Cross Chapter. Music by the Acacia Orchestra.

Elyria

Calendar of Events at Local Organizations

Tonight features Royal Neighbors First Congregational Church Country Fair Elyria Chapter National Council of Catholic Nurses Eastern Star Masonic Night and Junior Girls Unit of VFW events in town.

VENTS Royal Neighbors First Congregational Church Elyria National Council of Catholic Nurses Eastern Star VFW

Miss Shirley Amos Named Ticket Chair for Otter Hei College Homecoming

Miss Shirley Amos daughter of Mr and Mrs James S Amos at 216 George Street was named chairman of the ticket committee for Otter Hei College Homecoming presenting Knickerbocker Holiday on October 29 and 30. Mrs Worth A Fauver of 113 Columbus Street plans Amherst College Parents Day participation this weekend where her son Worth A Fauver Jr is a freshman. Mr and Mrs Bernie Bradley of Danbury Connecticut are visiting two weeks with Mrs A C West at 215 East Broad Street and her sister.

Shirley Amos James S. Amos George St Otterhei College Worth A. Fauver Columbus St Amherst Mass Amherst College Worth A. Fauver Jr Bernie Bradley Danbury, Conn

Catholic Nurses Chapter to Meet Tonight

The Elyria Chapter National Council of Catholic Nurses will meet at 8 15 p m in the Woman's Club with Dr T V Boylan as guest speaker on Modern Rental Trends.

Elyria National Council of Catholic Nurses T. V Boylan

Secrets of Charm For An Attractive You Dress To-Type

Column by John Robert Powers advising readers on wardrobe strategy for different body types. Emphasizes age appropriate looks, simple statements, and interchangeable pieces. Encourages assessing closet, choosing flattering lines, and matching colors to enhance features. Includes self help tone and audience tips.

John Robert Powers America Belhour

Union Veterans Daughters Plan All-Day Sewing Session

Civil War veterans group met at Mrs Zelma Haven on Gratton Rd to resume meetings led by Mrs Lassie Richards. Nattie Clark was welcomed back after illness as 14 members passed business, sent funds to Red Cross and Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home, and planned an Oct. 28 sewing session at the Haven home. Delegates reported on the Cleveland convention. Next meeting set for Nov. 10 at Mrs Reve Hulse's home.

of Union Zelma Haven Gratton Rd Lassie Richards Nattie Clark Saat Red Eats Sandusky

Tomorrow's Story Hour at Elyria Library

Miss Mary Jensen will recount Henny Penny and other tales at the Longfellow Room tomorrow at 10 30 a m Other titles include Away Went Wolfgang Loopy the Airplane and Peter Rabbit's Prank Paper Sale Hamilton School October 20 for pickup call 14590 before 10 a m

Henny-Penny Mary Jensen Longfellow Elyria Library Wolfgang Loopy Peter Rabbit Hamilton School

Biography and Scrapbook Highlight Culture Club Meeting

Culture Club met at Mrs. R E MacDonelds home with 18 members and one visitor. Mrs. George S Sraith resignation noted. D W Griffiths named to sunshine committee as H D Brown resigns. Next meeting set for Oct 28 at Mrs McClellans. Biographies of Einstein and excerpts from scrapbooks were shared.

R. D. Choate Frank Wilcox Culture Club R. E. MacDoneld Indian Hollow Ra

Ohio Soil Authority Addresses Garden Club

At the Elyria Garden Club meeting the Ohio Soil Conservation Service presented on conservation noting forests erosion and land use. Arthur S. Sanford stressed using scientific methods, water management and irrigation to prevent desertification as population grows. The session included two sound films a Q A and a nominating report for 1945 officers. Refreshments featured autumn flowers. The next gathering is November 11.

Elyria Garden Club Elyria Woman’s Club Arthur S. Sanford Ohio Soil Conservation Service Ohio D. A. Morris C. H. Cushing Harry Hewlett D. B. Symons W. H. Thomas Josephine Fay Pearl Lord

St Mary Society Card Party Supports Altar and Rosary Work

St Mary Altar and Rosary Society hosted a card party at the church hall assisted by Mrs Carl Finegan and Mrs Edward Coleman. Prizes included a statue and flowers. high scores earned table prizes. Special project committee Ruth Bryden chaired by Mrs R R Hogan supported a Sweetest Rummage Sale set for October 16 with Wildercraft candies available.

St. Mary Society St. Mary Carl Finegan Viety Edward Coleman Ann Smith Ruth Bryden R. R. Hogan Wildercraft

Two O'Clocks Give Pledge to Three Funds

Edna Baum opened the Two O Clock Chuir meeting at the YWCA with Rev Gordon Jones article reading and Lord's Prayer. Seventeen members and one guest attended. a salad course was served at one o'clock. The club contributed five dollars to the Community Chest, ten dollars to the World Fellowship fund, and pledged one hundred dollars to the YWCA Centennial fund. Mrs Helen Mulholland explained centennial history and future plans. Mrs Virginia Shea showed club activity movies to end the afternoon.

Edna Baum Y.W.C.A Gordon Jones Emma Nogarges Theresa Swigert Marie Meckley Myrtle Moyer Community Chest Campaign World Fellowship Fund W.C.A. Centenniel Fund Helen Mulholland Virginia Shea

Bre men German firm offers cloth books for export

Moving sale notice lists miscellaneous items at 808 Park Ave. Sale features destructible printed cloth children’s books offered by a Bremen based German firm for sale abroad.

Bremen Park Ave

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