Migria Updates From Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram reports on local developments in Migria Oklahoma with brief notes from Wednesday's edition. Details include civic updates and community notices affecting residents.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1959
Page
2
The Chronicle Telegram reports on local developments in Migria Oklahoma with brief notes from Wednesday's edition. Details include civic updates and community notices affecting residents.
The Ladies Guild of St Joseph Church in Avon Lake schedules three activities. A luncheon card party is set for Sept 30 at 1 p.m with Mrs Robert Porsche as president and Mrs Robert Cajka as ways and means chair. baby sitters will be provided. A bake sale follows all masses on Oct 11 with guild members asked to contribute baked goods to Room 1 at the school. The fall rummage sale runs Oct 13 to 17 in the garage with members urged to save articles for rummage.
Eastview Elementary hosts a Family Night supper from 5 30 to 7 pm on Friday October 2 at the school. Families bring a covered dish and pay a small admission. movies for children will be shown and classrooms open for inspection after the meal. PTA leaders include Mrs George Wightman and Mrs Jack Wheeler. first meeting set for October 19.
The Clarksfield Methodist Church announces its first choir practice set for Thursday at 7 30 pm with invitation from Rev. William Brady. Brady begins a theology course at Oberlin College Tuesday, four days weekly. Judith McIntyre, Baldwin Wallace student, played an organ solo during Sunday services. Six Sunday school teachers attended a Norwalk conference. MYF hosted a wiener roast before their meeting. Bonnie Smith asks members to bring sales tax stamps to Thursday Grange meeting. James Grimes plans to attend Ohio State University in Columbus after high school graduation.
New London council did not act on the first zoning ordinance during Monday's meeting. The third reading awaits final action with four revisions not yet included, covering non conforming areas and trailer court zoning. A change on two streets from light industrial to single dwelling residential is also proposed. Final action is expected Oct 3 at 7 pm EST. meeting times shift to 7 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean McCullough and sons Larry and Lee accept the post of Youth for Christ Directors of Buller County Ohio. Dean returns from Youth for Christ Director's School in Kansas City. The family, Greenwich High School graduates, has lived locally. public sale at the farm on Sept. 30.
A listing of local group meetings across town tonight including church circles clubs and civic groups in North Eaton Grafton South Amherst North Ridgeville Wakeman LaGrange Valley City New London LaPorte Avon and other venues. Highlights include church circles Kiwanis and Grange events along with Scouts and Auxiliary gatherings.
At the 4 H Congress in Wakeman Ohio Miss Gave Dalton daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dalton spent last week among nine Huron County 4H club members at the session.
Columbia Garden Club members invite their husbands to a chicken barbecue at 7 p.m. on East River Road at the E. J. Winder residence. Members should bring a covered dish and their own table service. Committee members include Mr. and Mrs. Milo Stearns and others.
Mrs. Joh Hall announced the Amherst Junior Women's League committees for the 1950 60 club season. Appointed chairs include Mrs. Wayne Spidell for programs, Mrs. Neal Perz for ways and means, Mrs. Gordon Cox for scrapbooks and yearbooks, and Mrs. Leroy Kubuske for membership. A rummage sale is set for Oct 16 17 at the town hall with donations invited. Leave of absence granted to four members. next meeting Oct 5 at Mrs. James Markle’s home includes sewing for Lorain County girls’ dresses.
Ridgeville notes final plans for a Thursday smorgasbord by the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church. Dinner in Fellowship Hall begins serving at 5 p.m. with a menu of homemade main courses and desserts. Devotions led by Mrs. Ralph Chapman.
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