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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1958

Page

2

China bone china talk sparks Artcrafters meeting

The Artcrafters heard a presentation on China bone china noting bone content from oxen and South American sources explains its whiteness. A segment on Bright New World showed paint and glass manufacturing. Plans emerged for a spring outdoor fair and prizes for a post holiday card party.

Risch Fers China South America Peter Paul Dubaniewicz Holly Hall D. M. Upton Alan Davies Edward Taylor Waldo Sayles L. A. Becker

Legion Auxiliary Report On Aid And Activities

Clothing donated by members went to needy families as reported by Jean Holmes child welfare chairman at the Legion Home meeting. Mary Prochaska authorized to give 100 pounds of candy to Chillicothe Hospital. Four flags designated to Boy Scouts under LaVerne Milne. A fall conference summary from Osworth read by Jean Halmes Rath Adams and Dormhy ie. Donation approved for the Ursted Fund and a film shown about the nation. Helen Bo ai membership chair noted 134 paid-up members. Special prize awarded to Helton Sassmantausers Lana Meinke refreshment chair assisted by Kathryn Carter and others.

Jean Holmes American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Mary Prochaska Chillicothe Hospital LaVerne Milne Osworth Jean Halmes Rath Adams Dormhy ©Ie Ursted Fund Ation Helen Boai Helton Sassmantausers Lana Meinke Kathryn Carter Fliasheth Mischa Elva Striesler Eva Mormian Alice Koehn

Lota Omicron Sorority Plans Square Dance

Neeron Casper of Bet met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Russell Cahill. Mrs. Richard North was service chairman Poh George Luca public chairmen. Members were informed of the Lady of the Year banquet at She Restaurant Oct. 8. A set for members and there were dance plans.

Neeron Casper Bet Russell Cahill Richard North Poh George Luca Dante Wil Pe Helen Nen Miler Canterburz

Fragmentary Yard Sale Notice in Elyria Listings

Obscure sale fragment lists vendors Sterns Beals Store Steiner's Isaly Store at 929 Brand St Elyria. Entries mention Friday and Saturday hours from 5 to noon with unclear pricing and items.

Prithee Steiner's Isaly Abrand St. Elyria Uitin

Church Circle Activities Share Plans and Birthdays

Readable notes detail First Congregational and First Methodist Church circle meetings. Members hosted at homes on Yale Avenue and Miami Avenue with devotions, readings, and plans for Golden Harvest dinner bazaar and World Community Day activities. A 90th birthday planter was presented, and donations supported a hospital visit.

Marie Ryan Anna Bauman Circle 1 F Methodist Church Courtney Kirby Miami Ave Fritz Rudin John Gray E. Splete E. P. Meister Lal Porte Cancer Center

Scout Leaders Meeting Set For Monday At Wright Home

Neighborhood bulletin says Scout leaders will gather Monday at 1 p.m. in the residence of Mrs. Clifton Wright at 256 Miller Court for a planning session and community updates.

Airs Scout Clifton Wright Miller Ct

Baptist Women Share Germany Mission Experiences

Mrs. Robert West and family spoke at First Baptist Hebron House as Florida winter visitors from Dallas recount life and work in Germany. The meeting covered customs, gospel outreach to youth, and plans for a rummage sale and future gatherings.

Robert West Kenneth Lentbach Germany Pat Howe St Florida Women’s Missionary Society Silver Springs Hebron Mr. West Mienich Alvin Carpenter

Calender Of Events Lays Out Local Activities

A fragmented listing shows a district Catholic event and PTA gatherings. Notable items include Mrs Burr Burton at 8 p.m. and Marys Altar and Hosare activities. Auxiliary and lodge groups meet at various halls with a smorgasbord announced for Saturday evening priced at $2.00.

W-Noeners Pons Ea Ini Pom Ring Valles Pta Gom Ciut Burr Burton Bond Marys Altar Vpm Catholic Richard Hignet Princeton St Andrew's Grakyre Paul Vin Pypeet

Handmade Christmas Gifts From Elyria Memorial Volunteers

The Elyria Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary will sell hundreds of handmade items December 3 4 and 5 in the hospital lobby. Volunteers crafted sweaters gloves purses cards towels stuffed toys and other specialties priced mainly at a dollar with proceeds benefiting hospital patient care.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Russell Schmittgen Washington Ave Carl Russert Max VanWormer Mrs. Russert Charles 5. Weber Herbert Wootton Norman Basinger Elyria

Month Dinner Menu Highlights Economical Feasts

An October or September company dinner features plentiful fresh fruits vegetables and chicken. The menu includes barbecued Nameteen members roast corn raw vegetables and a stable salad with sour cream. Mrs. Bart Taylor and Mrs. Olive Bauscher attend with Sheffield dressing hot biscuits and water Lake. Dessert includes melon.

Bart Taylor Olive Bauscher Sheffield

Benson Club Elects Officers and Hears Talks

New officers were installed at the Benson Club meeting held Tuesday in the Mary’s School Cafeteria. Horvath is president. Santino Cambria is vice president. Watton Beard is secretary. Timko is treasurer. Fullmer is social chair. French Hunt co chair. Scott Morrison spoke on Robert Hugh Benson and the club named after him. A Mass for Mazzeo family deceased was planned. next meeting set for November 18.

Benson Club 3. Mary's School Horvath Santino Cambria Watton Beard John Timko Paul Fullmer French Hunt James P. McCann Walter Hess John Hayes Fred “Stillwell Robert Hugh Benson Scott Morrison Mazzeo McCann

Golden Age Club Plans Halloween Tureen Dinner

Emma Whitmore presided as fifty members and two guests met at Holly Hall. A tureen dinner with luncheon tables and floral centerpieces was announced for October 27 at 12:30 pm with The Lorain Golden Agers as guests. Hostesses led by Freda Bart, Charlotte Steinmetz and others arranged games and a social hour followed the reading Saying No to Life by Byrd Tremaine.

Emma Whitmore Golden Age Club Holly Hall M. Comstock l Emma Murrer Freda Bartlet Charlotte Steinmetz Jeanette Arnold Florence Fisher Ruby Beal Leanna Moore Lorain Golden Agers Byrd Tremaine

Mrs Bonds To Address Lorain County Conservation Federation

Mrs Alfred B Bonds Jr will give the main address at a dinner of the Lorain County Conservation Federation in Grange Hall South Center Street LaGrange Monday She will speak on Born Unfortunate about her Middle East experiences during her husband Dr Alfred B Bonds service as chief of the U S mission to Egypt under the Point Four Educational program Baldwins Wallace College president Bonds is joined by guest Mrs Robert Lukes East Lake district president and LaGrange High School trio will provide music.

Alfred B. Bonds, Jr Lorain County Child Conservation Federation Grange Hall Rt. 301 South Center Street Middle East Alfred B. Bonds U.S Egypt jBr Bonds Baldwin-Wallace College Robert Lukes East Lake District LaGranges ‘High School

Cinderella to Charm Tales at Elyria Public Library

Miss Vivian Hackett hosts a Pied Piper Story Hour in the Longfellow Room. Readings include Cap O Rushes from English Fairy Tales and The Ship That Sailed By Land And Sea from Tales From a Finnish Tupa. Continued from last week Queen Of The Lonely Isle. Kipling’s How The Camel Got His Hump also read.

Vivian Hackett Longfellow Elyria Public Library Tomorow Joseph Jacobs Miss Hackett James Bowman Margery Bianco Lonely Isle Donegal Seumas MacManus Rudyard Kipling Kipling

Rummage Sale at Perkins Home and VFW Post

Elyria Branch AAUW and VFW Auxiliary No 3341 host rummage sales at Perkins Home 349 11th St. Friday and Saturday start at 9 a.m. Middle Ave at Third rummage event runs Saturday 8 a.m. to noon.

Heil Lorain Toom. Er Pythian Mosoni Hall Oberlin Hinkson-Hyseli Heters Perkins Elyria Francis Mission Circle Frank Atkins Longford Ave Middle Ave Ioon VFW Perkins 11Th St

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