Co Workers Engaged To Marry In Summer
Nirene Harper daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry N Harper and Philip Cain son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Cain announce their engagement. Both work at Aud Investment and Discount Co. A late summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Harper
Oxford Ave
Ni-rene
Philip Cain
Charles L. Cain
South Ave
Akron
Miss Harper
LaGrange High School
Church of the Open Door
Elyria Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Talmadge High School
Kent State University
Our Lady of Victory Church
Lenten Program Draws 140 At First Methodist Meeting
Fourteen voice mixed chorus directed by Richard Valentine performed sections from William's Lenten Cantata On the Passion of Christ The Last Supper and The Crucifixion The Rev Dane W Turner delivered a Lenten message focusing on biblical gardens including the Garden of Gethsemane A nominating committee and a dinner committee were appointed The next gathering is May 7 at 6 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens
First Methodist Church
Richard Valentine
Joseph Cirigliano
William
Dane W. Turner
Calvary Baptist Church
Elyria
Garden
Gethsemane
C. A. Squire
Herbert Young
Harley Wibber
C. E. Brodbeck
Wesley Waiters
M. L. Parrish
Robert Choate
A. T. Sastle
Leland Leser
Paul Strobel
A. H. Rothe
C. C. Fulton
Virgil Rogers
E. C Cotton
Edna Tuthill
D. A. Morris
G. H. Sloan
Ralph Bartholomew
Kenneth Barber
B. H. Long
Charles Grate
C. W. Houghtaling
Leon Kennedy
David Cooper
Elyria Woman's Club Plans Senior Institute Day
Invitations will be sent to Senior Women's Clubs in the Middle North District for a Senior Club Institute Day at Montieth Hall sponsored by the Elyria Woman's Club. The event aims to inform members about club administration and develop leadership with about 70 clubs invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle-North
Montieth Hall
Elyria Woman's Club
Clarence Sharrer
Orlando Petrillo
Aahinahnaiomnan
Board of Managers
Rainbow DeMolay Dance Guest To Be Specs Howard
Specs Howard of KYW will headline the Rainbow DeMolay Record Dance in Elyria at the Elks Hall this Saturday night from 8 30 to midnight. He will spin records, offer free albums to the first 150 youths, and prizes will be awarded in contests. The open public event features decorations by Rainbow members and DeMolay volunteers, with tickets at the door and through committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
DeMolay
Specs Howard
KYW
Elyria
Elks Hall
Cleveland
Howard
Janice Mason
Janet Kostya
Ritchie Pond
Russ Sage
Doug Philion
Ed Leonard
Gordon Mcintosh
Jerry Whitney
Jon Pankoff
Holly Vandemark
Judy Sarver
Mary Lee Mason
Jean Taylor
Barbara Fox
Marilyn Hunt
Dianne Walters
Joycel Kostyo
Janet Kostyo
Samuel Pond
Steve Bako
Pat Moos
Don Austin
Newcomers Install Officers at Candlelight Ceremony
Welcomer Wagon Newcomers Club held a candlelight installation last night at Holly Hall. Officers sworn in include President Mrs. Anthony Mascia and vice presidents Mrs. Aladar Donath and Mrs. Thomas Webster with other officers named. New members welcomed and prize awarded as plans for a May 25 spring dance are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcomer J Wagon Newcomers Club
Holly Hall
Marge Mallow
Anthony Mascia
Aladar Donath
Thomas Webster
William Wentz
William Barton
Gerald Martin
Andre Meyers
Les Spaulding
Frank Donnelly
Carol Turk
Norman Stewart
Birthstone Diamond Symbolizes Light for April
April's birthstone is the diamond symbolizing innocence and light. The gem is linked to the sun and has inspired beliefs in an eternal flame of light and un conquerable virtue. Celebrities across music education history and film are noted for diamonds. Diamonds are the hardest known substance and prized for brilliance. Most sources come from Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April
Leopold Stokowski
Lily Pons
Harvard University
Nathan M. Pusey
Thomas Jefferson
Commodore Perry
Mary
Pickford
Shirley Temple
Africa
YWCA Memorial Day Tour Plans to New York City
Elyria YWCA plans a four day Memorial Day weekend tour to New York City beginning May 29 with a 6 12 p m train departure. The itinerary includes visits to the United Nations Building Statue of Liberty Radio City Music Hall and a three hour Manhattan Island cruise with a return via the Empire State Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
United Nations
Hudson River Valley
State of
New York
Elyria
New York Central Railroad
Biltmore
Lower Manhattan
Lower Fifth Ave
Washington Square
Greenwich Village
Bowery
Wall St
Bedloe’s Island
Radio City Music Hall
Upper Manhattan
St. John the Divine
Central Park
Columbia University
Riverside Drive
Grant's Tomb
Harlem
U.N
Manhattan Island
Empire State Express
Cleveland
Chicago restaurant staff reclassified to new titles
Tony Smith, president of the Chicago Restaurant Assh., said Town and Country staff now use new designations. Waitresses become hostesses, hostesses are food service directors, bus boys are table service men, and dishwashers are utensil maintenance men. A fish fry is held every Friday at United Polish Club, 1501 Middle Ave, serving 44 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tony Smith
Chicago Restaurant Assh
Food Service
United Polish Club
Middle Ave
LLN Auxiliary Officers Entertained at Home
Mrs. Russell Van Oster entertained the Little League North Mothers Auxiliary officers on Tuesday evening. Guests included concessions chairwoman Mrs. Carl Prentice. Incoming officers named: President Mrs. Russell Van Oster, vice president and buyer Mrs. Fred Harpster, secretary Mrs. Fred Sanford, treasurer Mrs. Thomas Dudley, concessions chairwoman Mrs. George Larkin, budget and finance chairwoman Mrs. James Lees. Team mothers listed: Ware Vending, Electro Alloys, Plocher Insurance, Stewart Radio and Television, and others with respective hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell van Oster
Little League North
Mothers Auxiliary
Carl Prentice
Fred Harpster
Fred Sanford
Thomas Dudley
George Larkin
James Lees
Ware Vending
Robert Kaiser
John Tremmes
Electro-Alloys
David Burkhard
Walter
Krone
Plocher Insurance
George Campbell
Eugene Campbell
Stewart Radio and Television
Edgar Martin
Fred Vorhis
John and Mary Wacker Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Wacker of 368 Bon Air Ave mark fifty years of marriage with 8 AM Mass at St Jude s Church a family dinner at Hilltop House and a 2 to 4 PM open house for friends Their daughter Mrs Edgar Byrd hosts a reception at 124 Fairlawn Ave The couple have six grandchildren and four children including sons in Pittsburgh and Braddock with two serving in the U S Navy and Coast Guard They moved to Elyria nine years ago after long Pittsburgh roots and express fond memories despite homesickness for the old city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wacker
Bon Air Ave
St. Jude’s Church
Hilltop House
Edgar Byrd
Fairlawn Ave
Jlsten
Cnau
Elyria
Wacker
James Dall
Byrd
Kenneth
Merle
John Riske
John Jr
Riske
Pittsburgh
U. S. Coast Guard
U. S. Navy
Mr. Wacker
Alaska
Mary Beth Riske
Edgar Thompson
Kenneth Wacker
Kathy Wack
U. S. Steel
Braddock
Er Terry
Chris Wacker
Ely
Ria
Maria Goretti
Lawrence Welk
Hugh Callahan
Robertsjs
Lane
Itter
Borromio Seminary
St. Christ
First Church Women Emphasize Christian Family Living Study
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Read presented a program on Christian Family Living for First Church Women, stressing home nurture and democratic family life. A board plan for a streamlined Country Fair, new dishes, and a Mother-Daughter Rainbow dinner were approved, with numerous committee roles and a focus on faith, planning, and family activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
James C. Read
Park Avenue
John Shaw
House Committee
Harold Ewing
Peter Smith
Harold Enyeart
Order of Rainbow
Women Of Churches At Work In Community Groups
Women of various church groups met for meetings and craft and mission activities. Dozens attended from St. Christ Seminary, Magyar Evangelical church, and United Presbyterian Church as they shared devotions, catechism lessons, and charitable plans. A June ice cream social and a $25 Easter contribution were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tivner
Lydia Guild
Lester Gorbies
Tivner
Lowell Dittson
Aladar Bara
Women’s Guild
Valley City
William White
Berkshire Sr
Women's Missionary Society
Guildiland Guild
United Presbyterian Church
Church Hall
Lowell Sellers
Charles Vollmer
George Bristol
Cleveland Hebrew Mission
Lida Imhof
Miss McWhorter
A. P. Tidball
Missionary Society
Navy Mothers Celebrate 21st Birthday in Cleveland
Ten members of the Navy Mothers traveled to Cleveland for Lake Erie Chapter’s 21st birthday event held at Higbee’s. Officials including state commander Mrs. Helen Stong and national committees attended. plans were made for the year. A booth sale of hot chocolate and doughnuts was organized. future events include a Crile Hospital party and a rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Higbee's
Helen Stong
Toledo
Elsie Boweman
Satury
Navy
Harp- Transmaf Manalandster
Tjemmes
Campbell
van Onter
Little League North
East Edwards Field
Prentice
EDCHS Family Night ticket chairmen named
Mrs. R N Notley led the Elyria District Catholic High School Family Night committee meeting at the high school. Ticket distribution and street captain plans were set to contact families. Richard Glover and Mrs John Nagy were named booth chairs for ham prizes and Green Thumb respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Notley
Elyria District
John McDonough
Stanley Madhock
Francis N. McGlynn
Richard Notley
Orin Lee
Ronnie Bousek
Louis Kolopus
Henry Stolzenburg
Charles Bliss
Francis Flood
Charles Bonn
PTA Unit Activities Highlight School Events
Hamilton PTA executives announced a preschool round-up on April 24 and a card party on April 30 at the school. The Northeastern conference is set for May 7, with a bicycle rodeo May 25. A paper sale is planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Pta
Harry McRae
Mothersingers
Pilgrim Congregational Church
PTA
William Peterson
Elyria High School
R. E. Wayland
Lakewood
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Nilene Harper
EWC
State MeMersilp
Don Shibley
Fred Lohnes
Thomas ‘Dean
Julia Bock Miller
South Seas
Down Under
Woman’s Club
Alfred Bauer Jr
Coleman Christian
Lorain County Industrial Association
Ity Committee
Jean Maxwell
Peggy Ballas
Carol Seaibold
Byron White
Erry Whitney
Rainbow Council
Myron Averbook
William Boyd
Andrew Smith
Stephen Bake
Richard Decker
Charles
Irene) Frye
Rainbow Assembly No. 13
Hove
Joes
Stanford Ave
Grend
Goran An Enge
Mit
Gore
Hoyle
Cureie Bevie
Wennsto
YWCA
Helen Mulholland
WCA
Metropolitan Museum
Natural History Museum
Museum of Modern Art
Coney Island
LLN
John Wackers
Read
Gerald
Beline
Ted Prindle
Robif
Gaehr
Willard Brenneman
Srs Sustacwe
Abel Line
Sara Hamilton
James Dal
Fred Brown
Mission Study Club
A. C. Schirmer
0. R. Findley
Homer Garford
Linda Cuyler
B. Kenneth Anthony
Robert Hand
Sarah Hamilton
Claire Reynolds
Caroline Foley
Elizabeth Ruch
Ed.Faulkner
Gertrude van Wagnen
Fred Mahlke
Floss Klopfenstein
Wm. D. Taylor
George Martin
George Savage
E. G. Curtiss
John Edwards
Stanley Orr
Curtis
Donald Allen
Mssion Board
Hammacher
Sholapur
India
Savarin Library
Talladeega
Women of Churches
Catholic Study Club
Magyar Lydia Guild
United Presbyterian
Finley
Crile Hospital
Mabel Dupler
Edchs
Family Night
Ann Knipper
St. Mary
Russell Marcero
Howard Snyder
St. Jude
John Riley
John J Bousek
St. Agnes
Edward’ ‘Blair
St. Peter
Ridgeville
Oliver Ziegman
Michael Pustay
Holy Cross
Alice Kudle
St. Vincent
Edward Noonan
Sacred Heart
Oberlin
Joseph Dugan
Nativity
South Amherst
Lawrence Knoble
Joseph Gressler
Immaculate Conception
Assumption
Gratton
John Sim
St. Teresa
Sheffield
Walter McAllister
Notley
Len
F. N. McGlynn
John Ross
Burns
Scotland
Robert Burns
American Legion
Guit Rd
Hamilton
Lorain County
Coats
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