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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1963
Page
4
The group will distribute roles for the meeting with Mrs. Henry L. Miners as moderator and Mrs. R. G. Chesrown plus Mrs. Robert Fredickson named chairmen.
North and south winners James Ryan and Valentine Toth earned 59 match points while Mr and Mrs Neil Stotts and Mr and Mrs William Gunning tied for second with 49. East and west victors were Arthur Hewitt and Richard McDermott with 47, andValentine Toth with Mildred Brueggeman 43. Other club notices include Demolay Mothers Club meeting at 8 pm Tuesday and Scrooby Club meeting at 3:30 pm today at Mrs Darwin May’s home.
A reader seeks Abby's guidance on learning belly dancing for personal satisfaction not a career. The letter mentions mailing a self addressed stamped envelope and references Abby's booklet How To Have A Lovely Wedding.
Senior Regent Clara Terry explains the Women of the Moose hosted Star Recorders Day at the Moose home on East Broad Street. The event featured local recorders and a discussion about a teen driver reported by a neighbor, with attendees noting the importance of trust and responsible parenting.
Eighth grade Y Teens gathered at Holly Hall for a Halloween themed party with students from Iman Eastern Heights Ely Franklin Sally Garwolinski Jefferson Schools. Prizes went to Jean Fisker Judy Walker Sarah Vinandhasan Poe W for originality funniness effort prettiest. Next meeting November 18 at Holly Hall. Refreshments included hot dogs cider donuts.
Elyria Loyal Order of the Moose welcomed Governor Ed Krugman to the gathering with Lorain, Cuyahoga Falls, Sandusky, and Elyria coworkers in attendance. Lorraine Wonder led a style show featuring Clara Terry, Joan Wilhelm, Melva Oldfield, Josephine Byars, Patricia Shreve, and Eunice Glass. The Convocation of Women of the Moose is set for October 27 at 2 p.m. in Lancaster, Ohio. College of Regents members are urged to wear caps and gowns.
Phi Delta Delta met Tuesday October 22 at Cherrie Camp 237 Hawthorne Ave. A transferee from Erie Pa was introduced Carol Group. A preferred tea is set for November 1 at Susan Payne's home 2 to 4 p.m. A Halloween costume party is planned for October 29 at Judy Tarry's home. The group also organizes programs for the Firsth Ledy Bancquet and a ritual event. Susan Payne presented the program Ass Men See Us. Mary Diedrick won a special gift. Next meeting December 10 at Mary Cheevers 314 Fifth St.
Letter from Frances L.Ilg and Louise Bates discuss a three year old named Terry who resists housework and separation. They advise calm firmness and consistent attention, suggest nursery school and gradual independence, and urge parental planning to ease the child's clinginess.
Mrs. William Gillies and Mrs. Harold Ewing spoke at the Elyria Junior Women's Club meeting at Monteith Hall about establishing Lorain County Community College. They described a low cost college with technical courses open daily and its expected community benefits.
District Nurses in Lorain County heard from speakers at an October meeting at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Fredrick Welber announced district board members and a November dinner at Elyria Memorial. The group discussed the college’s purpose, expected enrollment growth, and a proposed 1.25 mill levy to support a county community college with open evening classes and low tuition.
Holly League outlines Holiday workshop plans with May Ardell as last evening’s dinner meeting chair. Mrs. Lloyd Beuthel reviews Walter Slezak play What Time’s Next Swan. Eleanor Rose Kelly chairs Christmas workshop plan for Nov 2. Milred Brueggeman named program director. International Festival booth slogan Kitehens around the World. Oct 24 Turkey Dinner at North Ridgeville Congregational Church 3 to 8 pm.
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