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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1952
Page
7
Miss Helen Sherman spoke to El Y Annes last evening about her trip through Mexico. She described Mexico City leather factories pottery and silver, visited Paric volcanic site, and traveled through Indian country noting education housing and entertainment of the people.
The El-Y-Annes opened with a prayer and laid plans for a traveling basket drive, a November 1 gin ninger at Mrs Luce Schlieter’s home, and World Fellowship Day on November 9 at First Congregational Church. Women of the Moose report Christmas in October, Moose-Heart activities, and upcoming events through November 17 with several hostesses and committee chairs.
A soiled bamboo drapery may be washed with mud pure suds and a small amount of ammonia. Place the bamboo flat and if necessary scrub with a soft hand brush. Let dry in the shade away from heat. Don’t re hang until completely dry. Water should not hurt the bamboo and is often a good conditioner.
Numerous local groups host parties, dances, and meetings across Elyria. Highlights include Y-Dees Halloween party at Palladium, P.T.A open house at 7 30 pm, Bnai Brith dance at Saddle Inn, YWCA masked party, Civic Suburban League with Mr and Mrs Reno Collier, Mayflower Guild fall work, church shop at 8 pm, and many fraternal and church activities featuring Dr Marvy Austin talk, Daughters of America, and Edison PTA events.
A Community Welfare League candidate meeting at Second Baptist drew a large crowd. Rev George Rice led the panel with Mrs Arold Yarborough J R West James Mitchell and Charles Gray discussing civil rights housing labor and fair employment practices. Local candidates from Republican and Democratic tickets answered questions on foreign policy rent control and civil rights.
The Ely realtors audience heard a session on bond issues and city needs. State convention notes reported President Nieding of Lorain as elected leader, with praise for speakers and the Elvira board’s choice highlighted as a high office milestone.
In the absence of the nominating committee Chairman Herp Meister nomember gave the report of the committee. It was unanimously accepted with officers president Deene Kintner vice president Val Spied secretary Alice Priman treasurer John Hines and board member Gene St Marie. The board will fund the Christmas Lighting contest chaired by M J Clark. Juniors and seniors visited the Medina county gate in the afternoon for photos and a tour of Quaner Out Company. The seniors collected about mine toms of paper Saturday as magazine sales rise. A final report will be made next week. Airs Violet Afwrutler of Caldwell spent days visiting sisters Mrs Maude Courthe Kate Fuller and Fay Walters. Mr and Mrs Martin Midler and Mr and Mrs David Yoder of Berlin were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C S Billman. John Geisel who left for the service on October 9 is located at
Spencer P T A members introduced by superintendent John Fiorence at Tuesday meeting. The band performed. a notice offered instrument lessons via band leader Mr Wright. New uniforms, hats and belts to be purchased. Mr Parshney elected president to fill vacancy. Halloween party planned. refreshments served by executive committee.
Mr and Mrs Hart and family of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs E Ajlen. Mr and Mrs Walter Storm and family from Cuya hoga Falls joined Mr and Mrs Merle Briner and family for Sunday dinner. Woman's Mission Band met at the Baptist church on Thursday and spent time cleansing. Mrs Crosley and Mrs Beane served the dinner.
Mrs. Charles Bullman Mrs. Andrew Wilch Millie Bassman and Valet Ankerman travel to Milwaukee this week for the Woman's Missionary Federation meeting of the American Lutheran church. Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis Muller honored the Gillingers of Akron at a 3 o clock dinner for birthdays and anniversary.
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