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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1962

Page

2

United Appeal elects officers and sets fund goal

United Appeal names Mrs. Allen Harrison president and Robert Trautman vice president with Robert Stannard as treasurer. Leola Ligier is permanent secretary and Charles Lushiey will serve as three year trustee. A campaign starts Oct 13 aiming for a 12.40 goal and a 95 percent payout of allocations. Last year’s results were short and losses higher than usual. Willard Waite becomes Kiwanis Club president. four trustees elected for two year terms. District Lt. Governor E. J. Wind urges report submissions for Cleveland convention. Various local activities include a horseshoe tourney, VFW meeting, and fundraisers by church and athletic groups.

Wellington Allen Harrison The United Appeal Robert Trautman Robert Stannard Leola Ligier Charles Lushiey Kenneth Jones Willard Waite Kiwanis Club Robert Dickason Ralph Gray Harrison L. Comstock Joan T. Duff Raymond Spirek Robert King Tony Marley John Swesey Claude Parsons Franklyn Wright E. J. Wind Columbia Station

Mother-Daughter Banquet Embraces Irish Theme in La Porte

About 135 mothers and daughters attended the La Porte Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Mother-Daughter Banquet. Mrs. Donald Blackett welcomed guests and invited nonmembers to join. Prizes went to the oldest mother Mrs. Effie Carpenter and the most daughters Mrs. George Godenschwager and Mrs. Earl Holbrook, with Miss Bess Wiehbrecht as the youngest. A Past President's pin was given to Mrs. Kenneth Johns. The program featured Irish songs, dancing, and a closing benediction.

Carlisle la Porte Blodgett Ralph Herman Delbert Larrick Clareen Larrick Dorothy McGilvray Godenschwager McGilvray WSCS

Friendship Night Held in Vermilion

Vermilion community notes report Mayflower Chapter Lakewood presented a Gay Nineties Revue at the Madeleine Chapter 204 meeting at the Masonic Temple. Seventy four persons enjoyed the evening with guests from E. O. Merry Chapter Bellevue. Entertainment by the Electa Lites of Electa Club Mayflower Chapter. Next meeting will hold officer elections on October 10.

Mayflower Lakewood Madelein Order Eastern Star Masonic Temple Madeleine E. O. Merry Bellevue Ohio Electa Lites Electa Club

Avon High juniors named for National Youth Conference on the Atom

Avon High School juniors Terry Forbes and John Ruble were selected to compete for attendance at the Fourth National Youth Conference on the Atom, to be held in Chicago November 8 to 10. About 20 students from Cleveland area high schools will be chosen, with sponsorship by the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. The panel of college faculty will review the applications. Forbes, active in biology and several school clubs, aims to broaden knowledge of atomic energy. Ruble, son of John and Detroit Road residents, hopes to become an electronics engineer and participates in drama, band, football, the school paper, and the Amateur Radio Club. Both have completed advanced science projects.

AVON Avon High School National Science Teachers Association Future Scientists of America Foundation Chicago Terry Forbes John Ruble Cleveland-Northeast Ohio Cleveland Electric Eluminating Co United States Terry Berg Lorain Bard Golden Mask Club Thespian Robert Forbes Nage Rd John Detroit Rd Golden Mask, Thespians

Bringer Elected Master of Ridgeville Grange

Leon ard Bringer was elected master of Ridgeville Grange in a Tuesday meeting. Officers include Dean Bliss gate keeper Cloy Neff assistant steward Mary Burkley chaplain treasurer Maude Mason secretary Hester Taylor Ceres Lulu Kern Pomona Dor othy Benton and others. The charter was draped in memory of William Harrison, a 20 year member who died recently. A public card party is set for Oct 6 at 8 p m at the Grange Hall. The next meeting is Oct 10 at 8 p m.

North Ridgeville Leonard Bringer Ridgeville Grange Dean Bliss Cloy Neff James Gage Chris Undermwood Mary Burkley Leonard Brinzer Maude Mason Hester Taylor Ceres Lulu Kern Pomona Ben Presgrave Flora Dorothy Benton James Spirek Harold Mitchell William Thornton Alvin Woehrman Dana Fox Taylor William Harrison The Grange

Avon PVT Mitchell Completes Armored Course

AVON Pvt. George R. Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs George Mitchell Long Rd has graduated from a track vehicle maintenance training course at the U S Army Armor School in Ft. Knox He attended Avon High School and completed basic training at Ft Knox after enlisting in January He was then assistant advisor in the Avon Junior Vegetable Growers Association and is now stationed at Ft Lewis Washington

Avon George R. Mitchell George Mitchell Long Rd U. S. Army Armory Ft. Knox Mitchell Avon High School Armed Services Avon Junior Vegetable Growers Association Ft. Lewis Wash

Vermilion Women's League outlines new activities slate

The Vermilion Women's League held a September meeting featuring Mrs. Maurice Litraan on a workshop for club presidents. Plans include distributing newcomer information, continuing a fundraising drive, a nursing scholarship, gift-wrapping classes, and support for the American Cancer Society and Bloodmobile. A hayride and square dance is set for November 2. A district conference in Akron on Oct 18 will precede the next meeting on Oct 22 led by Mrs. William Fraser of Elyria.

Vermilion Vermilion Women's League Maurice, Litraan Robert Hallet John Backus S400 John Long Wilson Lane Charles Tanzey League American Cancer Society Exceptional Children's Council Woodrow Wheeler Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Akron Oak Hill Presbyterian Church William Fraser Elyria VWL

Avon Faith Lutheran marks first year with land purchase

Avon Faith Lutheran celebrates its first year of existence with the purchase of a nine acre site at Garden and Lakeland, Avon. The church formed youth, nursery, altar guild and adult groups and held its first service Oct 1, 1961 in Avon Elementary School. A vesper and pot luck dinner will wrap the anniversary observance, with plans for a building to begin next spring and completion hoped by next fall.

Avon — Faith Lutheran Church Victor A. Bohlmann Garden Lakeland Avon Paul R. Bauers Faith Lutheran Lorain County Avon High School

Special services at Spencer churches

Spencer churches plan multiple annual services including Harvest Home Festival at Zion and Mt Zion Lutheran and Spencer Methodist. A "Canned Money" offering replaces canned goods for Luther Home of Mercy. New Sunday school teachers to start Oct 7. Rev. George Swartzinger to speak on giving. Recital at Zion at 3 pm by Wilma Croskey’s pupils. Mt Zion Council to meet with budgeting and council candidates.

Spencer Zion and Mt .Zion George Swartzinger Zion Church Wilma Croskey Zion Mt. Zion Church Council Zion Ladies Aid and Missionary Society

Vermilion First Mates Host Card Party at Clubhouse

The Vermilion Boat Club First Mates plan a card party for husbands and guests at the VBC Clubhouse Saturday evening. The group notes Monday’s meeting is cancelled and the next gathering will be November 3.

Vermilion Vermilion Boat Club VBC

Keystone officers elected for 1963 graduating class

Keystone High School announces student government leaders across grades. Senior president Tom Moss leads with Brett Sayers as VP Adele Schank secretary and Glenn Rising treasurer. Junior president Richard Breitkrernz with Bill Buga as VP and others follow in line.

Printers Ink Starts Screening Replies for Blind Ads

Printers Ink magazine introduces a new service screening letters in response to blind help wanted ads. Respondents will be protected from sending replies to ads placed by their current employer, reducing potential conflicts and preserving confidentiality.

New York API Printers’ Ink Magazine

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