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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1954
Page
3
Editor's note from a six part series on age and workplace harmony. The piece advises on getting along with coworkers, avoiding gossip, and balancing friendliness with professional boundaries. It warns against cockiness and inappropriate office romances while stressing respect and tact to advance.
Members of Study Club No. 7 met at St. Jude Rectory with president Mrs. Andrew Burkhard hosting. They voted to finish the St Jude Convent as this year’s project and heard a talk by Mrs. Burkhard on Franciscan monasteries. Special prize awarded to Mrs. Walter Stultz. Next meeting Oct 11 at Mrs. Fred Schilke’s home. Pilgrim Congregational Circle No. 3 hosted by Mrs Myron Averbook. devotions by Mrs. Paul Eager on Faith from Hebrews 11. Plans for Pilgrim Fair Oct 27 include a meatloaf dinner, booths, bake goods, white elephant, sweets, parcel post and a fish pond. donations of toilet articles and dogs for Cotton Valley School in Missouri, and crib sheets for Ryder Hospital in FuerTasco.
Fellowship Club of Grace 1 met with 27 members last evening. Catholic Study Club No 6 hosted by Mrs Don Higgins at Howe St planned a rummage sale for Friday and Saturday at 702 East River St. A program on Religious Orders was given by Mrs Douglas Gerber and open discussion followed. They adjourned to Oct 12 to meet Mrs Joe Gusky at 2014 Lake Ave at 5 p.m. Catholic Study Club No 10 met at Mrs Tamee Waoner’s home for a discussion on church government with Mrs William White leading and study from The Externals of the Catholic.
The Pythian Sisters met in JayCee hall where Lucille Barton was absent and Nellie Jones stood in. A relief report totaled 57 dollars with four fundraising projects under way and a planned November 9 party. Circle No. 2, memorial activities, and social plans were discussed along with a rummage sale at the YWCA residence and a book review by Mrs. Roger Bustler.
The Merry Wives of Forty met Monday at Mrs Walter Boreskis home to plan a toy party on October 1 at Mrs Elmer Weiss home Root Road Eleven members attended Game prizes went to Mrs Robert Taylor Mrs Harold Baldauf and Mrs Elmer Weiss A salad course was served Next meeting slated for Mrs LeRoy Forthofers home Laporte on October 25.
Local clubs and organizations announce events for tonight and Wednesday. Cord party by Cord party Elyria Woman's Club. M N C Club at 328 Concord Ave. Charlie Eady Guild at St Andrew Parish House at 6 30 p m. Golden Glow Club at Foster St with Mrs Mary Deidrick. Jefferson P T A Executive Board at Oak St. Catholic Study Club No 3 at East Broad St. Rainbow Class at First Methodist Church. St Andrew Junior Choir at 4 p m. St Andrew GFS Dinner at 5 p m.
The Gamma Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a business meeting at Mrs. Mary Cannon's home on Cambridge Street. Minutes were read, a Community Chest contribution approved, and fall social events outlined. Names of rushees were listed and invited to attend the October 12 event at the home of Betty Kreeger.
Discharges include Mrs Stephen Doman and daughter of 947 Gulf Road Mrs Joseph Gardinsky and daughter of 383 Pasadena Avenue Mrs Lawrence Giles and son Loraine Bruce Goldcamp 518 Second Street Julius Holden New London Mrs Mary Krugman 434 Tenth Street and Donald Kubuske 111 Riverdale, listing patients and addresses.
Dr. Franklin Gottfried addressed the Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Associations at the first fall meeting. He urged listing unit presidents in the teachers directory and PTA cooperation on levy renewals. The meeting voted to provide free milk to deaf, orthopedic and handicapped children and heard reports on safety and upcoming PTA activities.
Little League Mothers South meets tonight at 8 p.m. at the Polish Club. The Four O Clock Club gathers with Mrs. Mabel Little at 125 Charles Court Friday at 1 p.m. An all day Exposition of Blessed Sacrament at St Marys this Friday invites prayerful attendance.
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