Elyria AAUW Presents Three Play Readings
The Elyria branch of the American Association of University Women hosts three play readings including selections from My Fair Lady and The Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Della Harding and Mrs. Hargate. Readings featured seven members led by Mrs. Marvin Gray and others. The group plans to invite the Elyria League of Women Voters and deliver a May meeting with Lorain and Oberlin branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Amer
Iam
Foun Association of University ‘Fleven
Sumern
Core
Della Hardingard
Ing Gorham
Blythe Bpirl
Marvin Gray
George Manfull
Louis Aluzea
Gardner
Wealey Suler
Byron
Gaal
Neely
Don ‘Forsythe
Rogerton
Amidon
Tom Reece
Dorothy Jon
Holly Hedi
Elyria League of Women
Fran Corkil
Hernan Goodspeed
Vetter
Hope Goodspeed
Ann Hoskins
Ae Robert Breth
Ruth Schwaegerie
John Sexton
C. L. McBride
Richard Valentine
Charmeine Kranyak
Sam Kahan
Willam Lemer
Mars
Howard Greanberg
Jack Zagrans
Denor
Lou Berke
Fred Wise
Cleanliness Problems in Space Age Travel
Space travelers face day to day issues beyond propulsion such as keeping clothes clean and bathing in weightlessness. Romaiia Fielding of a laundry firm says spacecraft will include a compact laundry and dry cleaning unit with an air lock to handle water. He notes bathing may need a plastic water bag solution and warns ordinary cloths with alcohol could pose inhalation risks in closed cabins. Personal cleanliness is essential for traveler dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romaiia Fielding
Fielding
Service League to Host May 18 Rummage Sale
Elyria Service League members met at Mrs. Marold Guthman’s Denison Avenue home to plan a May 18 rummage sale and a July card party. Mrs. Allen Fritzsche and Mrs. Thomas Laundon assisted the hostess during the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Service League
Marold Guthman
Denison Ave
Allen Fritzsche
Thomas Laundon
Histess
Colorful roaster set pattern offers year round kitchen fun
A 1962 Needlecraft ad invites readers to mail 35 cents for pattern 7015 a two motif kitchen roaster set with rick rack accents. It promotes thrift, quick sewing and lists mailing details to Alice Brooks at The Chronicle Telegram. The note mentions hospital fund drive and a final meeting May 21 hosted by Mrs. Quincy Winece with free patterns and bedspreads included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chronicle-Telegram
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York, N. Y
jBulkies
Siio
Quincy Winece
Oberlin Rd
Tesmer Nuptials Connect Avon Families in Avon
Mary Tesmer and George Tesmer Jr exchange marriage vows at Avon Baptist Church with Edna Hennig as matron of honor. The bride wears a beige suit with fur collar and gardenia, daughter of Louis Chozhiski, reception at Towne Inn. Groom son of Mate Tesmer, construction foreman at Sheldon Brown Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tesmer
George Tessagemer Jr
Edna Hennig
Homer
Lyellow
Logengrin
Avon Baptist Church
Teamer
John
Marshall High School
Sheldon Brown
Gardenia Cor Construction Co
Berea
Stern or friendly music discipline debate grows
The article surveys opinions on stern versus relaxed music training for children. Perc y Grainger notes parents tyrannize, while Marion Egbert advocates a friendly approach with praise and balanced attention. Fred Steinway supports disciplined practice amid a growing amateur musician population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
New York
UPD
Percy Grainger
Junior
Jane
Carnegie Hall
Jaacha Heifetz
Ignace Paderewski
van Cliburn
Egbert
Ms ' Steinway
Piantists
Gramis
Oklahoma
Okinawa
Steinway
Rubinstein
LMT
Juniors Debate Lincoln Assassination Topic at YMCA Meeting
Royal Neighbor Juniors 1374 met Friday at the YMCA to hear Thomas Gard present a speech on the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Patricia Donahue was chosen queen in a skit after the meeting with Gard accompanying on piano. New officers were elected, including Mrs. Walter Mien as president and Mrs. Havnek as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gard
Abraham Lincoln
YMCA
Patricia Donahue
Gard
Emmanuel
Fourlacheran Church
Walter Meeting iMien
Martin
Havnek
Gates Hostal
East
Raymond Greenwalt
Steve Shaffer
Ohio Rotary
Roger Wood
Columbus
Carolyn Pillivant
Loran Gunty
Voddie Ave
Lala
Lorain Deanery NCCW to Hear Rural Program
Lorain Deanery NCCW plans a rural program chaired by Mrs. Mi/ Mre. John J. Shada of Archichapel Miller will present the diocese of Detroit and speak on officers. The event includes revisions of The Three Dimensional You at an evening banquet. Archbishop Edward F. Hoban will reveal the new diocesan President at the banquet close in Cleve ty Building, Superior Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Shada
The
Archichael
Miller
Detroit
Edward F. Hoban
Superior Ave
N. E
Hardwood floors go modern and stay popular with wide planks
The trend toward open plan homes and area rugs boosts demand for wide plank hardwood flooring. Plank widths range from three to nine inches and commonly mix three five and seven inch pieces. Unit block parquet offers a formal alternative with varied square and rectangular patterns in woods like walnut cherry ash hickory and teak.
Family budget study fronts Wife as tightwad and dad as generous
A pilot study by the Public Relations Board finds the wife seen as frugal in most families while husbands readily give money for wife and children. men would cut beer and cigar funds when budgets tighten. The report notes wives focus on hairdressers hats and expensive dinners as luxuries, with men preferring to buy for family over themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Relations Board
Gerry Sandrock
Laura McClain
Altrusa marks 8th year celebration in blue and white
Altrusa marks its eighth anniversary with Charles Bosnyalt, Socata T Beng, and Mrs. Emmett Gaskalla attending. Tables were decorated in blue and white with a plate cake frosted in matching colors. Guests included Mrs. Jack Knight and Mrs. Ludwig Schmitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bosnyalt
Socata T‘beng
Emmett Gaskalla
Jack Knight
Ludwig Schmitt
Local Society Notes And Community Events
Due to Holy Week, Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Mary’s Cafeteria for a book review by Anne O’Rourke of Avon. Shrine Auxiliary meets Thursday. Two area students, Richard Hutchings and Charles Alexander, initiated into Phi Mu Delta at Ohio Northern University. Westgate Merchants Association to sponsor Westgate Community Funorama July 20 and 21. entry deadline May 1. Elinore Clucker to present a concert April 27 at the Westgate Room in Halle’s Westgate store. Meeting open to the public. Duplicate bridge results list winners and points for North-South and East-West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's Altar
Romry Society
Phi Mu Delta Fraternity
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Richard Hutchings
Qourtland
Charles Alexander
Franklin
Westgate Merchants Association
Westgate
Paula Black
Webb Rd
Elinore Clucker
Hammond Organ Society
Halle
Lege of
Betty Spero
Dewny Holtman
James Stark
Women of churches at work First Congregational Mission Study Club review
The First Congregational Church Mission Study Club met in the Wick Room to discuss Deed and Design by Virgil E. Foster. Reviewers Mae Linde Mrs. Edgar P. Gates and Lucy Freese highlighted the author's aim to show how architectural innovation and program adaptability help local churches meet modern contingencies. Hostesses were Mrs. Thomas Curtis Mrs. Fred A. Brown Hazel Dennis Linda Cuyler and Mrs. William Taylor. The May 11 meeting will feature a tureen dinner and guest speaker Mrs. Peter M. Smith who will discuss The Detention Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Mission Study Club
Virgil E. Foster
Mae Linde
Edgar P. Gates
Lucy Freese
Wick
Albert C. Schirmer
Thomas Curtis
Fred A. Brown
Haziel Dennis
Linda Cuyler
Mra
William Taylor
Peter M. Smith
Smith
Groups choose representatives for Ohio meeting
Laura McClain and Walter F Sandrock were elected to represent Lorain Auxiliary 11 and Canton Lorain 93 at the Department Association of Ohio meeting. The groups met last night at Odd Fellows Temple. The meeting will be held at the Dayton-Biltmore Hotel in Dayton on April 26 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura McClain
Walter F Sandrock
Lorain
Officers practice at Bethel Shrine meeting
Extracted notes show officers held practice at Bethel Shrine with Lana Geter and Pety Officers, led by Mrs. Ernest Spiete. Tables were decorated in an East and West area. The meeting notes mention a Mason Temple event and an auxiliary meeting reschedule due to a Friday event.
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Bethel Shrine
Lana Geter
Pety
Ernest Spiete
Westie
Besta Shine
Mer
Temple
Sony's
Barbara Paige Knudson to Harold Ellis engagement announced
Mr and Mrs Alfred F Knudson of 1100 Sixth Street Lorain announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Paige to Harold H Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Walter H Ellis Be A 1 Amherst and Portsmouth High School graduate from Portsmouth High School show a traditional midwestern engagement notice with family names and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Knudson
Sixth St
Lorain
Barbara Paige
Harold H. Ellis
Elis
Walter H. Wails
Amherst Ae
Portsmouth High School
Portsmouth
Books become a supermarket staple in child friendly sales
Books now appear in over 90 percent of the nation’s 22 000 supermarkets with about 50 million children’s titles sold annually at $1 or less. Publishers and grocers view books as a profitable impulse item often bought by mothers with small children, acting as a form of babysitting and consumer education.
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Lees
Martin Levin
Wonder Books, Inc
Howe
Gen Books
Levin
Ters
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Sisterhood Hears
Service League
D&s Appliances, Inc
Toppan Speed
Obtrun
George Tesmer JR
David Nelehbour
Mother's Auxiliary
Elyria Stationers
GRACE
Meyers
Lorain Deanery
NCCW
Altrusa
Ieeeee Shrine
Tere
Joep Leet Mee Gmeaneed
North and Wath
Joseph Léeuserchard McKay
George Dunston
David Horan
F. A. Helirieh
L. Braegger
Robert E. Burns
Jack B. Gray
Charles Stover
Robert Nutter
Women of Churches
Ohio
Neue
Bread Street
Engle Sacaps
Knudson, Ellis
Barbara Paige Knudson
Harry
Burr
Exyria
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