Auxiliary Nurses Tea Delights Lorain County Students
The Lorain County Medical Society Woman's Auxiliary hosted a Nurse Recruitment Tea at Spring Valley Country Club for about 50 attendees. Speakers Miss Margaret Krapp and Miss Frances Cunningham of Western Reserve University discussed nursing programs, while Miss Valko and Miss Hookalo shared student nurse experiences. Mrs. Eady spoke on hospital nurse training and a documentary, and Harold Zeakey praised the three M's Manual Adexterity Maturity Motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Medical Society
Spring Valley Country Club
Gerald J. Krupp
T. E. Finegan
Lorain County
Krapp
Frances H. Cunningham
R.N
Frances Payne Bolton
Eady
Valko
Srbich
Bliss
Hookalo
Virgil A.lefleur
Franz Gruen
Lorain County Medical Society Auxiliary
Virgil A. LeFleur
Lorain
Harold Zealley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret Krapp
Carol M. Eady
M. B. Johnson
Cincinnati Couple Plans New Home After Fort Wayne Wedding
Mr and Mrs William Gustafson plan a new home in Cincinnati at William Howard Taft Road after a Saturday Fort Wayne wedding. The bride Barbara Dallas daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dallas wore beige wool with pink roses. The groom son of Mrs Gustafson and the late Mr Gustafson served three years in the U S Army and works as a journeyman linesman with a Washington company now assigned to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gustafson
Wiliam Howard Taft Road
Cincinnati
Barbara Dallas
Ernest Dallas
Parmeley Avenue
Gustafson
Mr. Gustafson
Washington, D. C
Fort Wayne Ind
Emery E. Stults
Justice of the Peace
Phyllis
Dallas
Elyria High School
First Baptist Church
Pioneer Girls
Explorer Group
U. S. Army
Washington
Ninety-Fifth Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Ninety-Five Club annual meeting held yesterday at Mrs. C. H. Cushing’s home on Fifth Street officers for 1954 55 were elected. Mrs. Walter Saunders will be president assisted by Mrs. L. D. Huffman as vice president, Mrs. J. Clare George as secretary and Mrs. Allan W. Fritzsche as treasurer.Committee members include Mrs. Harry Reynolds and Mrs Harold Rorick on the program committee and Mrs. J. L. Beltz with Mrs. A. W. Robishaw on the outlook committee. The afternoon featured a discussion of next year’s program followed by luncheon. On April 29 Mrs. Frank Horan will host club members at Oberlin Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Cushing
Fifth St
Walter Saunders
L. D. Huffman
J. Clare George
Allan W. Fritzsche
Harry Reynolds
Harold Rorick
J. L. Beltz
A. W. Robishaw
Outlook
Frank Horan
Oberlin Inn
Meetings date set for April 19 at 1 pm First Methodist Church
WSCS of First Methodist Church has changed its meeting to April 19 at 1 pm at the church. Mrs Willametta Sisson, supervisor of Lorain County Welfare, is the scheduled speaker with a program of special music. Also note a Friday fish fry at The United Polish Club from 4 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First ‘Methodist Church
Willametta Sisson
Lorain County
Close To Home Antique Pursuits Spark Collector’s Crackpot Night
In a lively piece the narrator details Mrs F and her husband amidst a hunt for antique glass and a picket fence pitcher. They visit unfamiliar shops and marvel at a crystal chandelier, worn wooden shovels, and a talking glassware expert who lectures. The wife admits a habit of shopping while the husband hides his own purchase the day before.
Retarded Children Interests Council Holds Meeting
The Elyria Council for Retarded Children met at the YWCA with Mrs. Ruby Farkas as president. Mrs. John Nagy was named general chairman for the November campaign tied to state and national associations. The council is running a community membership drive on recognizing and educating the overlooked child. Mr. Farkas heads this effort. A second annual convention of the Ohio Association for Retarded Children is set for Cleveland on June 4 5 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council For
Ohio Association For Retarded Children
Cleveland
Local Hospital Discharges List and Rummage Sale Notice
A long hospital discharge list names multiple individuals and addresses across Lorain Spencer Grafton Avon and North Olmsted. It also notes a Rummage Sale at 206 Stanford Ave with a garage entrance on Friday and Saturday. The item reads like a community notice from a 20th century paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hollis
Lodi St
Clarence Hall
Spruce St
Herman Vaughn
Marselles Ave
Reese Craig
Lorain
Allen Ahlgrim
Beebe St
William Maple
Oxford Ave
Arlene Bergman
John Block
West Twelfth St
Glenn Vaupel
Hilliard Rd
Kenneth
Stanford Ave
Civil War Daughters To Mark Anniversary
The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War met at Zelma Haven’s home on Grafton Road led by president Cassie Richards. Routine business included calls from headquarters and Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home. May Russell won a special award. The May 12 meeting will celebrate the order’s birthday at Maude Bates’s Riverdale Court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters ofUnion Veterans of the
Zelma Haven
Grafton Rd
Cassie Richards
Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home
May Russell
Maude Bates
Riverdale
Dorothy Stone and George R Thorne Engaged to Wed
Mr and Mrs W R Stone formerly of Hamilton Ohio now of Charleston West Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Lucille Stone to George R Thorne Jr son of Mr and Mrs George R Thorne of 371 North Olive Street The wedding date is not set Miss Stone is a Hamilton High School graduate and a senior at Ohio University Athens Thorne is a Oberlin High School graduate and a pre law student at Ohio University where he belongs to Acacia and Tau Kappa Alpha forensics honorary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stone
Hamilton, O
Charleston
W. Va
Dorothy Lucille
George R. Thorne
North Olive Street
Miss Stone
Hamilton High School
Ohio University
Athens
Thorne
Oberlin High School
Licenses Issued for David Trarcoff and Beverly Harris
The city issued licenses to David Trarcoff of 128 Blake Street for employment interviewing and Beverly Harris of 438 Oxford Avenue for related professional services, detailing eligibility and compliance with local regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Trarcoff
Blake Sr
Beverly Harris
Oxford Ave
Y-Niners Elect 54-55 Officers
Mrs. Clarence Baldwin was elected president of Y-Neners last evening in Holly Hall. Mrs. Frank Vargo became vice-president, Mrs. Wilbert Neal secretary, Mrs. Lyle Reichert treasurer, Mrs. James Hurlbut reporter, and Mrs. Herbert Kaatz and Mrs. Marie Neal members at large. Devotions were led by Mrs. Norman Roesemann, gifts given to Mesdames Roesemann, Wilbert Neal, William Skelly and Jack Clark. Plans were set for the May 20 installation dinner at Hotel Graystone. Mrs. John Richards read a Lenten piece titled Two MVlaACLS. Hostesses were Mrs. Hurlbut, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Skelly, and Mrs. James Bratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Baldwin
Y-Neners
Holly Hall
Frank Vargo
Wilbert Neal
Lyle Reichert
James Hurlbut
Herbert Kaatz
Marie Neal
Norman Roesemann
Mesdames Roesemann
William Skelly
Jack Clark
Hotel Graystone
John Richards
Mvlaacls
Hurlbut
Clark
Skelly
James Bratton
Daughters Of America Plan May 25 Inspection
Daughters of America set an inspection for May 25 during this week’s Amvet Hall meeting with Councilor Lillian Garfield presiding. Members were urged to attend. audit read and accepted. thanks extended to Mary Kunitz for 100 paper plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Amvet Hall
Lillian Garfield
Mary Kunitz
Itasca McWilliams
Mary Keyser
Cleveland
Hotel Hollenden
Jean Linden
Butternut Ridge Rd
Linden
McWilliams
St Mary Society Holds Holy Hour and Plans Events
Members of St Mary Altar and Rosary Society gathered for a Eucharistic Holy Hour led by Fr Rudolph Praznik. Afterward, Mrs John Sparks spoke on church activities, announcements included the N C C W Lorain Dears Day on April 20, a May retreat in Cleveland, and a May 25 luncheon. The group also discussed cancer drive and honored long‑time members during the May 20 meeting for mothers and Mary celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary Altar and Rosary Society
Jesus Christ
Rudolph Praznik
John F. Sparks
N.C.C.W. Lorain
St. Mary
Clevlands
Sparks
Dana
Harold Dean
W. C. Walters
Cancer Society
John Sparks
Hungary
Society
Ocean Club Easter Dance at Holly Hall
Ocean Club hosts an Easter dance at Holly Hall this Saturday evening starting at eight. Club president Leslie Brown oversees the event, with a rummage sale planned Friday and Saturday at 345 Concord Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Club
Holly Hall
Leslie Brown
Concord Ave
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Thelma Finlay
Jess
Lpraer
Miss Cunningham
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria
Owens
Philco
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Prince
Ews
Hhr
Club
United
Capitol
Black Lagoon
Rivoli
Sword & the Rose
Elizabeth Taylor “Rhapsody
Paze
Mrs. F
Retarded Children Interests Council
Gulf Rd
Haseroot Jewelry Co., Inc
Broad St
Cinnerarias Hydrangeas Florist
Dorothy Stone
Peter Larkin
Arthur Howard
St. Mary Society
the Blessed Virgin Mary
Cepek
Ecanetly
Seplec
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Tappan
H!10 Edison Company
Newspaptern Hghiye
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