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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1977

Page

8

Elyria community events and club meetings listed

Elyria groups announce meetings and activities including Senior Fellowship Club at 9 30 am Tuesday at the American Legion Home honoring Adolph Goell ner Day guest speaker State Senator Ronald Nabakowski MU SIGMA CHAPTER hayride and cookout tomorrow 730 pm Keller residence Valley City several clubs hold fish fries corn husk doll demo dog obedience classes and a crime prevention talk plus calendars, bake sale and a county festival details vary across Avon Elyria and Birmingham with times locations and hosts listed once per item

Elyria American Legion Adolph Goellner Florida Ronald Nabakowski MU Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Keller Lester Rd Valley City

Elyria Woman Receives Daughters of Myrianna Honor

Mrs. Harryette Hummel of 148 Eastern Heights Blvd is named Supreme Page at the Davenport Ia convention. Also invited to perform Arabian fan dance were Mrs. Diana Toth and Mrs. Dixie Oakes, fellow El Rey Caldron members. Other attendees included Mrs. Isabel White, Mrs. Kitty Losh, and past Mighty Chosen Ones Rosemary Lusher and Gerna Phiel.

Harryette Hummel Eastern Heights Blvd Davenport Hummel el Rey Diana Toth Dixie Oakes E Rey Cakiron Isabel White Kitty Losh Mighty Rosemary Lusher Gerna Phiel

Cloth doll honored with permanent place in Siege Museum

A 154 year old cloth doll created in 1823 by Martha Ann David Cottage for Jane Powell Crawford of Petersburg now has a permanent home in Petersburg's Siege Museum. The doll sits in a Victorian parlor exhibit about home life before the Civil War siege, with a poem woven into its fabric and a restored dress, bonnet, and jewelry.

Petersburg New Siege Martha Ann David Cottage Jane Powell Crawford Jane Petersburg Chamber of Commerce Dennis Dacy Cincinnati Dace Pat

Contagion Question Looms Over Breckenridge Cancer Outbreak

In Breckenridge Michigan a 20 year cluster of Hodgkin's disease and related cancers perplexes researchers. Ten Hodgkin's cases in a town of 1300 near a grain elevator prompted study by University of Michigan and CDC investigators. Evidence suggests possible links to environmental factors near the elevator but no clear cause found.

Breckenridge, Mich Carolyn Coulson University of Michigan Hospital Ann Arbor mid-Michigan Schwartz Coulson Bernard Clark Kevin Ostrander Mark Bott Breckenridge Niles Albany N.Y Hodgkin Joseph Silva U-M Federal Center For Disease Control Atlanta State Department of Public Health Central Michigan St. Louis Lower Peninsula Ft. Wayne Ind Janet Wolverine Worldwide Merrill Breckenbridge Berhard Clark Navy Grator County United States Annals of Medicine Burkitt Africa Center For Disease Control Charles Dicken Farmers State Bank

Lorain Antiques Show Aids Palace Civic Center

The second annual Antiques Show and Sale in Lorain supports the Palace Civic Center. Dealers from New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Ohio exhibit primitives, silver, jewelry, and dolls. Proceeds go to the center with organizers Ruth Haff, Pat Cole, Twila James, Kay Spang, and Louise Bateson overseeing duties. Advance tickets available from committee members. Refreshments served during exhibition days.

Lorain Palace Civic Center COA Bed Toesay CA Watnesday Leavitt Rd Naam Rossel Lydia Sage New York Pennsylvania Michigan Ohio Beneft Ruth Haff Pat Colelda Twila James Kay Spang Louise Bateson

Move to city stirs fears over crime and growth

A rural family faces relocation to the city amid fears of crime and harm to children. Experts urge focusing on city advantages, cultural resources, and safer family preparation. A second reader asks about suburban drug exposure and guidance stresses open dialogue and fostering self confidence.

DR. Brothers A. M

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