First Congregational Woman's Association Luncheon
Mrs H G Hoover hosts an afternoon meeting in the Gates room with Mayflower and Scrooby group server. Dr George P Michaelides of Schauffler College in Cleveland speaks on Near East conditions and church work. The gift fund for Ohio and national church projects is announced.
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H. G. Hoover
First Congregational Woman's Association
Gates Room
Fred Vorhis
Jack Tomasheska
Charles Redington
F. R. Gilmore
Arthur Sanford
J. F. Akers
R. C. Muhlhauser
Robert Stewart
Wick
United States
Japan
Korea
China
Lebanon
Syria
Brazil
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Panama
Armenia
Bulgaria
Near East
Michaelides
Ohio
James W. van Dusen
F. A. Smythe
Woman's Association
Nursing Students’ Busy Year At M B Johnson School
The M B Johnson School of Nursing trains young women for three years with theory and practice across nursing fields. Activities include a Student Nurse Choir directed by J Martin Beck, weekly rehearsals, and annual ceremonies along with swimming bowling skating hiking and monthly parties. Four weeks vacation plus weekly leisure days are provided. Applications for entrance from high school graduates and upcoming graduates are being received at the hospital.
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M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Gates Hospital
Cleveland City Hospital
Jack
J. Martin Beck
Elyria
Josephine Gallo
Joyce Kapsas
Carolyn Burill
Sally Sayers
Elenora Miltz
Judith
Edison PTA April meeting highlights and reception notes
Edison PTA heard Lt Earl Boggs discuss community safety as members accepted recommendations. Students earned awards for sales tax and attendance while patrol boys and milk maids received silver dollars. The group plans a May program and will send officers to a Mansfield conference, with a forthcoming Easter reception at Hungarian Hall South Amherst. A wedding notice follows with details of the Siekeres marriage and residence. A tip on sealing bottle leakage with cellophane tape concludes the report.
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Edison Edison Parent-Teacher Association
Earl Boggs
Elyria
Doris Snyder
Peter Gnizak
Red Cross Canteen Service News and May Breakfast
Paul Cochrane presiding the association outlines a annual May breakfast at the church on May 2. Eleanor Reinhardt hosts the Red Cross Canteen Service group at her home with co host Verne Overdeer. W F Bell reports Crile party in March and plans for April 14 at the Temple Sisterhood sponsor. Edna Schropp of Elyria Chapter thanks the canteen for Luncheons during the drive. Overdeer commends volunteers who served luncheons. The Canteen Service will meet again on May 2 with location to be announced.
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Eleanor Reinhardt
Red Cross
Oxford Avenue
Verne Overdeer
W. F. Bell
Harry Ryman
Temple Sisterhood
Edna Schropp
Elyria
The
St Clair Rebekah Lodge Elects New Member
The St Clair Rebekah lodge met at the I O O F hall with Connie Walker presiding. One candidate elected to membership and one application received. upcoming meeting moved to April 25 at Thelma Rockwood’s home. District Past Noble Grands dinner in Lodi on April 19 with own table service.
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St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Connie Walker
Noble Grand
Noble Grands
Thelma Rockwood
Gates Avenue
Geraldine Sandrock
Lodi
A. E. Penfound
England
Ruth Shirk
Oberlin
Siekeres-Knoble Rites Performed In South Amherst
Virginia Grace Knoble daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Knoble wed Jack Andrew Siekeres son of Mr and Mrs Albert Siekeres of Brownhelm at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin church South Amherst. Ceremony at 10 am by Rev Paul Seikel. Flowers included white snapdragons Easter lilies and emerald foliage. The bride wore white tulle with rose point lace bodice and a lace tiara veil. She carried a horseshoe bouquet of white camellias stephan thus and ivy. Matron of honor Mrs Joseph Knoble Jr wore pink net with pink carnations. Bridesmaid Mrs Francis Knoble wore blue net with yellow carnations. Best man Francis Knoble and usher Lawrence Knoble. Dinner for immediate family afterward.
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Henrietta
Virginia Grace Knoble
Joseph Knoble
Jack Andrew Siekeres
Albert Siekeres
Brownhelm
South Amherst
Paul Seikel
Lawrence Weinsink
Joseph Knoble, Jr
Francis Knoble
Lawrence Knoble
Garford PTA Elects Officers and Plans April Event
At the Garford Parent-Teacher Association meeting Mrs. Le Roy Hunt was named president and Mrs. Poling first vice president. A card and games party is set for April 12 at 8 pm with Mrs. Wirth in charge of refreshments and Mrs. Poling handling tickets. Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Fosselius will attend the Mansfield district conference on April 10. Norris Ryder spoke on Elyria city recreational needs followed by the film Playtown U.S.A.
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Garford
Parent- Teacher Association
Robert Fosselius
Albert Wirth
Pearl Poling
Leroy Hunt
Poling
Maynard Huene
Wirth
Raymond Pecaut
Hunt
Fosselius
Mansfield
Yoder
Paul Eager
Huene
Norris Ryder
Elyria
Playtown U.S.A
Carpenter Finds Hadacol Aids Pains And Energy
A Monett Missouri carpenter 58 reports using Hadacol to relieve aches from weathered work. He says after four bottles his stiffness eased, appetite improved, and he can climb ladders daily. The letter touts Hadacol as containing vitamins B1 B2 Niacin iron phosphorus and calcium with a money back guarantee.
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T. G. Pude Morlan
Monett
Missouri
Hadacol
Wedding plans announced for Sally Jo Maloy Melvin Barber
A Rochester bride to be, Miss Sally Jo Maloy, will wed Melvin Barber of Ripton on Saturday April 14 in a candlelight ceremony at the bride’s home. The Rev. Walter Ralon will officiate with a court of honor, ushers, soloist, and pianist named. Miss Maloy works as a receptionist for C E Ward Co in New London.
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Barber-Maloy
New London
Rochester
Sally Jo Maloy
Walter K. Maloy
Melvin Barber
Ripton
Walter Ralon
Rochester Methodist Church
King Rowland
Here
Miss Maley
Lyndon Geit
Wakeman
Mervin Barber
Vivian Cassidy
Wellington
Walter Q. Williams
Miss Maloy
C E. Ward Company
Cortez Sends Cotton Fabrics to Charles V
Historical records note that after the Spanish conquest of Mexico, Hernan Cortes shipped numerous cotton fabric gifts to Charles V of Spain, highlighting early colonial trade. The fabrics exemplified the wealth and craftsmanship of Mesoamerican textile production during that era.
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Cortez
Mexico
Charles V
Spain
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