Churchwomen At Work Worship And Study
Multiple church and club meetings are reported from St Agnes Altar and Rosary Society First Baptist Church and other local groups. Apr 20 NCCW recollection at St Vincent de Paul, May 2 roast beef dinner 1 to 6 pm. Also notes on Mission Bible Class, Friendship-Fidelity Class, Division E plant talk, St Paul Circle No 2, and fashion notes on handbags and summer bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Agnes Altar and Rosary Guild
St. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society
J. Hutman
N.C.C.W
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Vincent
Father Conlon
Herm Kelling
Women’s Mission
Women's Mission
First Baptist Church
Hebron House
A. Q. Hales
Wehman
L. A. Obitts
R. J. Flood
Wright
Harry Standen
James Price
Flood
Friendship-Fidelity
Charles Nitschke
First Methodist Church
Floyd Strawn
Quincy St
Clarence Fielder
Alma Bartlebaugh
Howard Morse
Nitschke
Judas
Howard Jackson
John Caughlin
Frank Slaughenhaupt
Strawn
Handbag trends in Paris skirt lumberjack and heart motifs
Par isian designers unveil whimsical handbag concepts for summer. The log bag appears as a hollow log carried by a string, the heart bag uses bright red felt with a point-down carry, and Roger Model hints at a cuff bag with a yellow suede pouch and shirt-cuff handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiaparelli
Jasques Fath
Fath
Givenchy
Lanvin
Paris
Link
Evening Calendar of Local Club and Church Activities
Tonight features events across Kozle Klub Gaiety Club and multiple church groups. Activities include dinners travel talks at Holly Hall and 6 15 p m, PTA executive board meeting at 425 West Avenue, and a 7 30 pm ladies auxiliary and Daughters of Scotia gathering. Local organizations include Magyar Evangelical Reformed Ruth Guild First Methodist Elizabeth Stevens Group and VFW No 1079 Crile party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul Circle No. 2
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harry Rankin
Cleveland St
Charles Krapp
Robert Franey
Irvington
N. J
Charles Slack
Laura Krugman
Henry Krieg
Magyar Evangelical and
Kozle Klub
Velma Kovacs
Foster Avenue
G. I. Jones
Shirley Berry
West Street
Dancesso
Fred Niemeyer
Oak Street
Holly Hall
P.m
EYWL
Franklin Pta Executive Board
William C. Pond
West Avenue
St. John Altar Guild
Piepenburg
Magyar Evangelical & Reformed
Ruth Guild
Tony Trapp
Rockfern Avenue
First Methodist
Elizabeth Stevens Group
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Mary’s Hall
Lorain County Council
VFW
Crile Party
Daughters of Scotia
iClub
Points for Parents by Edith Thomas Wallace
A brief dialogue explores how parental honesty about cookies reflects on trust. The mother and daughter spar over cookies as a test of truthfulness and the impact on appetite and daily routines.
Close To Home Robin Versus Dachshunds Ends With Tense Near Bite
In a backyard vignette, a small robin named Sir Lost-a-lot rails against dangers of dachshunds Jeep and Gypsy. The bird, still a bit clumsy, fixates on tail tails as prey while the dogs grow wary and sleep curled. The writer fears a future bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Lost-a-lot
Rob
Sir Lost
Sir- Lost-a-lot
Jeep
Gypsy
Lost-a-lot
Crochet Pattern 7266 from 1954 Alice Brooks Catalog
Quick and easy open mesh skirt with shell stitch border and colorful flower trim. Includes directions for waist sizes 20 to 30 and offers pattern 7265. Send twenty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first class mail to Elyria Chronicle Telegram New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Marian Martin
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Exhibitor Uses Chinese Decals For Old Furniture
Mrs Lovina Kenyon a Park Avenue matron turns old furniture into art using delicate Chinese tea chest papers for decoupage on chests screens and mantels. She applies wet papers then 8 to 10 coats of lacquer for lasting finish. Kenyon began after World War II in California and later exhibited in San Francisco and Manhattan with a spring display planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lovina Kenyon
Park Avenue
Local Organizations Meeting at St Agnes Hall
The notice lists events at the American Legion Legion Home and the I O O F Hall with ongoing activities at St Agnes hall hosted by Catholic Womens' Club at 6 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IA. M
E. A
American Legion
Legion Home
Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Hall
Catholic Womens’Club
St. Agnes Hall
Steel Union Board Prepares Wage Recommendations
PITTSBURGH (UP) The CIO United Steelworkers Executive Board prepared recommendations for the Wage Policy Committee to draft contract demands for the basic steel industry next month. Negotiations with U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, Republic and others should begin within weeks after reopening notices on May 1. President David J. Mac Donald said demands will include a modified guaranteed annual wage for about 1.2 million members. Pension and insurance talks are expected to run parallel, though their current contracts expire Oct. 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers Executive Board
USW
U.S. Steel Corp
Othr
David J. MacDonald
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
McDonald
Tax Cuts Save Ohioans Over 34 Million This Year
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce estimates 1954 savings from federal tax cuts at 34,164,997 for the remainder of 1954. Full-year savings to next April 1 would reach about 50 million. Principal gains include phone calls 14,337,195 and general admissions 5,961,600 with other items like jewelry, transportation, appliances, toilet products, sporting goods, luggage and fur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Amherst Eagles elect officers and plan community events
Edmund Delfing was elected president of the Amherst Aerie of Eagles with Michael Orosz as vice president and Carl Johnson as chaplain. Other officers include Henry Raesler secretary and Ed Moebius treasurer. A meeting with state president Paul Hoffman is set for April 12, a dance with Eddie Krugman and his Night Owls, a May safety crusade with Amherst police, a April 24 banquet for dart ball players, and a May 14 all star dart ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Edmund Delfing i
Amhherst Aerie of
Eagles
Michael Orosz
Carl Johnson
Henry Raesler
Ed Moebius
Gerald Flock
Harold Raesler
Louie Hardnack
Alfred Huber
George Davis
Paul M. Hoffman
Eddie Krugman
Night Owls
Wiliam Vinning
Essay Contest Winners Named
The 12 winning high school students in the 20th annual Ohio American Legion essay contest were announced. Theme: My Duty to Home and Country. Winners per grade include Lee Kennedy near Newark Palmer Cook Minerva and Juanita Brinkley near Marion. James Grace near Cleves June Kiger Lancaster Gwen Scranton near Hicksville. Ronnie Studebaker near Union Victoria Bapst Lakewood Margaret Fox Lancaster. Jack Reichert Mason James Valuska Mingo Junction Dorothy Fullager Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio American Legion
Mator
Virginia
Washington
Gettysburg
Lee Kennedy
Newark
Palmer Cook
Minerva
Juanita Brinkley
Marion
James Grace
Cleves
June Kiger
Lancaster
Gwen Scranton
Hicksville
Ronnie Studebaker
Near Union
Victoria Bapst
Lakewood
Margaret Fox
Jack Reichert
Mason
James Valuska
Mingo Junction
Dorothy Fullager
Rt. 6
Mansfield
Air Force seeks 10 nominees from Ohio for academy
The Air Force requested each Ohio congressman and senator nominate 10 candidates for the first class of the Air Force Academy opening July 1 1955. Admission will go to the top 12 Ohio candidates after competitive exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Air Force
Ohio
Air Force Academy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyria Youth Council
Sandra Dellefield
Lois Benjamin
David O’connor
Laura LaCrosse
Mary Jane Wagner
Edward Wingard
Division E
George Lamberton
Raymond Goodbar
Division
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Harold Olmstead
Middle Ave
Eileen McDaniels
Donald Garber
Olmstead
Burton Boynton
Robert Wilson
Gulf Rd
Rennel
Jeri Takacs
Seika
Cleveland
By Nora W. Martin
Merry Wives of Forty
Walter Boreske
West Avene
Edith Thomas Wallace
Wytariztcs
Brookes
Exhibitor
Steel Union Board
Casty Ricks
Inez Cooke
Field Enterprises, Inc
Masonic Temple
Huffson
Jane E Alexander
News and Delivery Service
Franklin Ave
Edmund Delfing
Gilbert Brooks
Mary Marthas
Congregational Church
John Watson
John Pinkney
William Robertson
Helen Huntington Smith
China
Jean Kreger
Lola Conklin
Edythe Wohlever
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association
Powers
Clem Rice
Jerome Wenner
Carl Platt
Ralph Meckley
Amsherst
Arthur Moos
Maybelle McLoda
Amherst Rotary Club
Lorain
Oberlin
Vermilion
R. G. Little
George Garthe
Carl Duane
Robert Elzey
Hal Enyeart
William P. Hildebrandt
Elyria
Norman T. Anderson
Jack McKeown
Eric Nord
India
Ralph Albright
Roy Schaeffer
Ray Wasem
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Ethel Stilgenbauer
Laura Young
Helen Stilgenbauer
Lucy Roemer
Cynthia Monger
Bessie Avery
Edith Ehrman
Clara Ehrman
Ava Alexander
Carrie Kreger
Jessie McLain
Hattie Stevents
Mildred Hutton
Bertha Fleming
Lillian Miller
Olive Mulder
Cathleen
Joan Ryan
Marie Burkhardt
Ryan Home
Joan Ferka
Fred Berka
Garfield Heights
James P. Ryan
James M. Ryan
Harris Street
St. John’s School of Nursing
Flying Falcon
Welton’s Bike and Gift
Grafton Road
Bly
Baum Marten
Babin Furs
W. Broad
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