Forain Deanery Elects New Officers in Lorain Catholic Club
The Lorain Deanery of the Catholic Federation of Women's Clubs held its monthly meeting at St. Aenen and Lake Aves. Mrs. Walter Thane, president of the Altar and Rosary Society, led the event. Mrs. J. L. Russellok announced she is moving to Montana in June. Katherine McCarvel was elected president with Mrs. John Strohmeier, Mrs. John Bove, Mrs. Walter Thome, and Mrs. Frank Bush in key posts. The group plans a Diocesan Convention luncheon May 23 and a May 4 breakfast, with a circus as the next social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn" Lorain
Catholic Federation of Women’s Clas
Ny Hehl
Repulse
St. Aenen
Lake Aves
Hue
Vesterbias Afteenaun
Hie Altar
Rosare Society
Walter Thane
IL J, Russelok
Elyriy
Montana
James Price
Lorain
Tosselot
Lins
Walter Thome
St. Agnes
Elyria
Frank Bush
St. Joseph’s Lorain
Hotel Igreveland
G. A. Fastey
Paul Herter
Chaiman
Ohio League of Women Voters
Elvira League
Robert Morrison
Overbrook Road
Richard Burgess
E. J. Howenstine
EC. Dane Ner
Mire
Shirley
League
Council of League
Toledo
Spring Valley Country Club
Palmer House
Chicago
Decorators to Enliven Banquet For Young Women Club
Guests at the Emosed Young Women's League mother and daughter banquet heard Isabel Marry describe Decorating on a Shoe String. She used colored slides to show inexpensive wall designs while Frances Clinker hosted and Worthy Nau welcomed attendees. Dolores timing outlined spring banquet plans and upcoming bowling and Ping Pong matches.
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Mise
Isabel Marry
Young Women's League
Frances Clinker
Nau
Joe Beline Moon
Lilian Todd
Small Begania Hants
Eleanor MacKenzie
Fen
Rom
Hetty Corkill
al Meek
Sus
Dolores
Nas
Constipation remedy touted in World’s Tonic claim
A notice cites Mrs Mildred Watkins of Massillon Ohio endorsing World's Tonic for constipation and resulting ailments. The ad asserts 75 percent of people in the United States suffer varying constipation. It promotes the tonic as tested for strength and quality by the United States Department of Agriculture and sold under Phillips, standard, Muir's and other stores.
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United States
Irs
Mildred Watkins
N. E. Massillon
le Worlds
United Fee Department of Agriculture
Phillips
Tandard
Muir's
Lorain and surrounding residents listed for licenses
The record lists Stanley Marta aged 31 a ship yard worker of Lorain along with Helen Sadowski 38 also of Lorain. Ben Frank Dennis 38 from Sullivan township is noted as a farmer and Ferre Viola Shultz 22 from Huntington township is named in the same license record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Marta
Lorain
Helen Sadowski
Ben Frank Dennis
Sullivan Township
Ferre
Viola Shultz
Huntington
Chapter Night Program at Moose Home Hosts Home Making Event
Exalted Chapter of Moose invites members and public to Chapter Night Program at Moose Home 8 p m featuring Home Maker as National Defense Worker. Guest Ruth Shunk of Ohio Public Service speaks as Mooseheart’s Food Laboratory and Home Making program spotlight its standards benefiting children and communities.
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Tee
Mease
Dodge
Mublic
Fenry Minick
Minse
Mouseheart
Mooseheart
Mouse
Moore
Secal
Women of the Moose
Kenegal
Women of
Moorrheart
Katherine Smith
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Listing Several Names
A list of admissions includes Mrs George Kenfield Avon Laker Rexford Pierre 127 Charles enutt Mrs Clifford Smith State street Harold McCallister 1496 Woodland Avenue Margaret Ann Ritter A D No 3 Mrs William Szabo Well Sutton Julius Bakes West Third Street Linda Ernst 230 Harvard Avenue Ralph Cobb IBY Lake Avenue Discharges include Mrs Andy Vargo Blake Street George Kontas 35 West Broad Street John Linville 903 West Avenue Leman Grundy 283 Longford Avenue Abs Paul Stantion baby obey 129 Louisiana Avenue Mrs Joseph Brdos baby CirL Susain Mrs Frank Omucku baby girl Lorain Mrs Norman Gillitron baby boy 1714 East Avenue Mrs Clinton Sheldon baby boy Oberling Miz Hang Dye baby girl 234 Second Street Henry Yourkvitch 377 West River Sister Jay Delong Obtslin Mrs Cora Knapp 22 Eastnut Sirech
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kenfield
Avon Laker
Rexford Pierre
Charles Enutt
Clifford Smith
State Street
Harold McCallister
Woodland Avenue
Margaret Ann Ritter
A. D. No
William Szabo
Well- Sutton
Julius Bakes
Third Street
Linda Ernst
Harvard Avenue
Sy$ra
Ralph Cobb
Iby Lake Avenue
Andy Vargo
Blake Street
George Kontas
West Broad Street
John Lineville
West Avenue
Leman Grundy
Longford Avenue
Abs
Paul Stantion
Obey
Louisiana Avenue
Joseph Br+dos
Cirl Susain
Frank Omucku
Lorain
Norman Gillitron
East Avenue
Clinton Sheldon
Oberling
Miz
Hang Dye
Second Street
Henry Yourkvitch
West River Sistet
Jay Delong
Cora Knapp
End Year Activities of Junior Musical Arts Society
The Junior Musical Arts Society showcased a year of varied programs from "Wood Nymph" to "Butterfly" and "Caprice Burlesque" with student performers Pauline Kaate Elaine McIntyre Joan Crumtey and others. Mrs. Carlton Squire and Mrs. F.C. Huth served as judges and readers, with a social afterward. Seventeen to nineteen awards were given across multiple March and May events, reflecting a productive 1941-42 season amid community speakers and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Musical Arts Society
Frimt
Joan Crumtey
Joh Tindle Scutts
Mhyltls Tulks
Monde Pastorate
Hook
Ann Gates
Wilma Sonkoly
Gounod
Lois Carpenter
Bach
Donna Mac Hrecknock
Phylis Mawel
Butterfly
Grieg
Gabril
Tisited
Mareeha Novak
Kanmenat Ostrow
Rubersteit
Juanita Browns
Sibellius
Carel Ann Peak
Carlton Squire
F.C. Huth
Huth
Carpenter
Baldwin
Edna Batus
Gates
Ruth
Jean Duckett
Elyria Library
Crarle
Gladys McCullough
Baldwin Wallace
Ely PTA Meeting Highlights Education Talk and Plans
The Ely PTA met with Dwight Felton presiding. Carl Schreber and William Dutch presented the secretary and treasurer reports. Papers due at the school before noon on Thursday April 23 were announced. Nutrition classes were outlined and a dinner meeting for the Elyria Federation of Teachers on April 28 at the high school was noted with Lous Bromfield as speaker. Tickets for a Whis event could be obtained from Miss Beavis. A Grade 5 attendance report preceded a program by the high school a cappella choir under J. Martity Beck. Dr. R. Bollinger of Astiland College spoke on Mental Hy iptene for Children, stressing security, self respect, social adjustment, and a personal values code. Mothers of the kindergarten hosted the social tea. The next meeting is May 5 with officer elections and committee reports. Britain's explorer Lt J W Sloser Mart was noted for a Polar Medal clasp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Marente Teacher Association
Dwight Felton
Carl Schreber
Ieport
William Dutch
Paul Vines
Zella Beavison
Lous Bromfield
Beavis
Felton
BE. Melyourne Green
Angels of Mercy
Life David
Campbells
R. Bollinger
Astiland College
Hollinger
Plan Spring Party Catholic Study Club No 6 Meeting
Plan Spring Party Catholic Study Club No 6 held a meeting at Mrs. Joseph Gusky's home. Prayer started, current events discussed, and a book review on Catholic Marriage and the Christian Home given. Prizes awarded at Monopoly and Gaiety clubs. plans made for a mother daughter banquet in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No. 6
Joseph Gusky
W. H. Craw
John W O'Brien
Janet Stagg
Janet Stage
Hayes Avenue
Avon
Cleveland
William Schroeder
Earl Shaffstall
News Of The Girl Scouts TROOP No.1
Girl Scout Troop No. 1 met yesterday opening with May basket crafts. Members used colored paper paste fasteners and crayons then handed in cookie sale money before Nancy Flaxk distributed First Aid pamphlets.
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Girth
Nancy Flaxk
News of Our Boys: Aviation Cadet Williams Completes Training
Aviation Cadet A. Williams has finished basic training at the Army Air Base Moffett Field California and will report to Advanced Flying School at Mather Field Sacramento. After 10 weeks at Mather Field he will receive his wings and a commission as a lieutenant in the Army Reserve.
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A. Williams
Army Air Base
Moffett Field
Call
Mather Field
Sacramento
Matherfield
Willams
EM. Williams
Park Avenue
Hig
Als Corpe
Engagement Announced For Josephine Zehel And Richard Winter
Last week at a Lorain home an engagement was announced for Josephine Zehel daughter of John Zehel and Richard Winter son of Gust Winter Route 1 Elyria. Zehel is employed as chief diller in the American Stove Co Lorain office and is a Cleareview High 32 graduate and Flyria Business College alumna. She has been a Lorain Sunday News reporter and serves as Civilian Defense secretary in Sheffield township. Winter enlisted in the Naval Reserve and sails from Cleveland to Great Lakes training. He is a Ridgeville High School graduate and affiliated with St Peters church in Ridgeville. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zowasky
Caroline Avenue
Lorain
Josephine Zehel
John Zehel
Richard Winter
Gust Winter
Elyria
Zehel
Diller
American Stove Co
Loerain
Cleareview High
Flyria Business College
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Society
Babel
Forain
Catholic Federation of Women’s Clubs
Elywoods
Nancy Heywood Haylor
Social Committee
Ona V_ Ulolly
Marian Snow
Betty Corkill
Anne Vincent
Kathren Snyder
Dolores Latimer
Dorothy Rodgers
Louise Lersch
Tela
Pzia Labs Feta
Tifa Fst
Ayaya Mahal
Broad Street
Koviak
Catholic Study Club
Tom Koviak
J. Walters
Beauty
Teron
Parent-Teacher Association News
Arte
Woe
MsMulfon
LH. Popp
Britain
J. W. Sloser Mart
Kleton
Joe Coergeernating
Omar
Walvet
Monopoly Club
John Penrod
Lake Avenue
Jane Mc' Jorky
gMra
AL TR. Gwin Jr
Charles McCue
Penrod
Gwin
McCue
McCue Were Guests of the Club. On Monday Evening, May 4, Mrs. J. Worden
Langtetlow Avenue
News of the Girl Scouts
Uncle Sam
William Hawk
P.T
Dorothy Wehman
Girl Scouts
Tumar
the Fay Co
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