Lanterns on the Levee review at Reynolds home
Ninety-Five club members discussed Lanterns on the Levee by William Alexander Perry with Mrs. Allen Fritzsche as reviewer at Mrs. Harry Reynolds 126 Columbus Street yesterday. Another segment by Mrs. Wheaton covered five American painters Benton Wood March Curry and Burchfield. Next meeting set May 4 at Mrs. J. C. Struthers Grafton Road. Rummage Sale Gates P T A School Auditorium Friday and Saturday mornings at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
William Alexander Perry
Harry Reynolds
Columbus Street
Allen Fritszche
Wheaton
Benton
Wood
March
Curry
Burchfield
J. C. Struthers
Grafton Road
P.T. A
Mothers Day Program by Sterling Young Ladies Club
A Mothers Day program was presented at the Sterling Young Ladies Club meeting held at Misses Rose and Ruth Orban home 225 Chestnut street. Devotions led by Mrs William Haydn of Lal Grange. Prizes won by Miss Martha Yosa and Mrs Alex Butti. Program led by Carol Cerlen flowers given to mothers by Miss Violet Ujlaki. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for May 17 at the Orban residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Young Ladies Club
Misses Rose
Ruth Orban
Chestnut Street
William Haydn
Lal Grange
Martha Yosa
Alex Butti
Carol Cerlen
Violet Ujlaki
Orban
Hospital Discharges List of Newborns and Mothers
Hospital discharges include Mrs. Harvey Oliver with a baby boy at 1821 West Rover Street and Mrs. Gerald Melton with a baby boy at 310 Fifth Street. Also discharged are Mrs. Earl Cooksey with a baby boy at Murray Ridge Road, Mrs. Frank Hart with a baby girl at North Ridge Ville, Mrs. Amy Freeman with a baby boy at 219 Sumber Street, Raymond Jackson at 314 Lodi Street, Donald Kuchenmeister in Crafton, and Mrs. Dorothy Wehman with a baby at 225 Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Oliver
West Rover Street
Gerald Melton
Fifth Street
Earl Cooksey
Murray Ridge Road
Frank Hart
North Ridgeville
Amy Freeman
Sumber Street
Raymond Jackson
Lodi Street
Donald Kuchenmeister
Crafton
Dorothy Wehman
Circle and church events noted for May activities
Circle No 3 of the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed church met at the church with Rev L G Novak leading a Bible study and Mrs Michael Salata presiding at the meeting. Reports were given by Mrs Steven Orosz and Mrs Charlee Zeller. Plans were made for Orphans Stay observance on May 14 and a mother daughter banquet committee appointed. Church chicken dinner announced for May 7. The Women's Guild Regional meeting set for May 11 at the Magyar church. Sick and shutins were remembered. hostess Mrs Gaspar Vari served refreshments to members and one guest. Next meeting May 18 with Mrs Zeller hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
L. G. Novak
Michael Salata
Steven Orosz
Charlee Zeller
Orosz
Zeller
Emmanuel Lutheran’ Young Women's Guild
Paul Halter
Denison Avenue
Catherine Miller
Pat Keefer
Doris Costall
Shirley van Dyke
Marge Piper
Vincent I Class Plans Supper at Vincent Church
The Progressive class of the Methodist church met in the church parlors last Thursday to plan a meatloaf supper at the church on Wednesday April 26 with serving to begin at 5 30. An official board meeting was dispensed with due to small attendance. Refreshments were served by Mrs B Rea. Also noted were visits by Miss Jane Adler Miss Winifred Adler and others as guests of local families during the week.
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Vincent I
Vincent
Methodist Church
B. Rea
D. F. Eschtruth
Jane
Winifred Adler
Ete T
Eschtruths
James Noyes
Orthrude Linder
Monroeville
Herman Gerhart
Truman tales and a White House interview tale
The piece recalls President John Quincy Adams reputedly disliking reporters especially Anne Royall who tracked him to the Potomac for an interview. Royall reportedly secured the interview after a maid spied the president leaving early for a swim. A second vignette notes Pat O Brien’s priest blessed new car with speed cautions.
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Truman
John Quincy Adams
United States
Adams
Anne Royall
White House
Potomac River
Pat O'Brien
Pat
Ming
Jean Cory Weds Earl Welden In Lakewood Chapel
Miss Jean Cory daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Cory of Butternut Ridge road wed Earl Weldon son of Mr and Mrs Earl Weldon Jr of Lorain road at Lakewood Methodist chapel on April 13 at 5 o clock. The bride wore a candlelight satin and lace gown with Juliet cap and orange blossom accents. She carried white carnations and an orchid. Bridesmaid Miss Helen Myers wore aqua and yellow carnations. Best man was Robert Carpenter with ushers James Smith Glenn Zitlow and Connie Loser. A reception followed at Losers. The couple plan a motor trip west and will live at 26377 Lorain road upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Jean lCory
Asa Cory
Butternut Ridge Road
Earl Weldon
Earl Weldon Jr
Lorain Road
Lakewood Methodist Chapel
Boyer
Helen Myers
Robert Carpenter
James Smith
Glenn Zitlow
Connie Loser
Litchfield Honors Linda Squires Third Birthday Party
Linda Squire celebrates her third birthday with a party at home April 8. Guests include Shirley Mattice Kathy Dangelo Thurma Jean Lois Patsy Tanner Karen Kellogg Bertha Browand Gary Vinson and several mothers. Linda received gifts and enjoyed ice cream and cake. Nearby families hosted Easter Sunday meals and visits while Evangelist Homer W Grimes wraps up Baptist church meetings with three services on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Bernard Squire
Linda
Shirley Mattice
Kathy Dangelo
Thurma Jean
Lois
Patsy Tanner
Karen Kellogg
Bertha Browand
Gary Vinson
Wellington
Tanner
Mattice
Rolland Stentz
Holland
Earl Stentz
Robert Stentz
Mollie Canfield
Neil Scovill
Delia Peet
Lakewood
Homer Howard
Levain Stevanus
Elyria
Grace Browand
LaVerne
Lenore
Laddie Browand
Larry
Wilbur Browand
Kipton
Wilbert Brassie
Spencer
Howard Winson
Ella Radie
Flora Bart
Earl ‘Meyers
Marilyn
Medina
Roger
Cincinnati
Heinzman
Baptist Church
Homer W. Grimes
Rare Hellenic gold vessels found in Balkan Mountains
In Sofia, Bulgarian archeologists uncovered nine hammered gold vessels north of Plovaid, including four horns and three jugs plus a tray an amphora. Plovaid museum director Dimiter Tzonchey calls it a rare find with goat, stag, and ram scarvings. Jugs bear myth scenes such as Paris and gods dancing, depicting the apple of discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan
Sofia
Bulgaria
Balkan Mountains
Plovaid
Dimiter Tzonchey
Paris
New Jersey Prepares For Atomic Attack
Camden, N J New Jersey plans a training program to teach use of the Geiger counter for a potential super bomb attack. Deputy commissioner C George Krueger told safety engineers and South Jersey industry representatives the Department of Labor engineers are setting up the program. Training covers handling the Geiger counter and checking areas for radioactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
New Jersey
C. George Krueger
Commissioner of
South Jersey
Department of Labor
Hazards and Dairy Industry Notes in India and Napier Link
Fragmentary report mentions hazards and state wide schools for industrial reps. It cites John Napier's logs introduced in 1614 and Napier's rods used in computation. Also notes 85 licensed dairy plants and 34,397,470 pounds of butter produced last year.
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India
John Napier
Napier
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