My American Heritage Booklets Display At Elyria Library
Elyria Library hosts a display of booklets titled My American Heritage created by English I students at Elyria High School summer school. The works include original pieces and articles such as What Freedom Means to Me History of Elyria and the Declaration of Independence. Local teacher Miss Bette Havill explores student reflections on Freedom and American identity amid Shakespearean studies and decorative covers featuring national emblems and colors.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
Bette Havill
Sam
Venice
Coleridge
Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Liberty Bell
Marine Corps Band
Studer
Dents
Barbara Ball
Ed Erb
Paul Mito Aheamrage
Oritiodid
Thinkine Firment
Delfina Pena
Bob Po Elling
Joe Radican
Lois Schlager
Howard Thornour
Elyria Public Library
Howard Williams
John Pesti
Land of Taylor
Elgie Taylor
The
Free
Clymn
Points for Parents by Edith Thomas Wallace
A parent child exchange on playing baseball despite slow reaction times highlights inclusive fun over skill. The piece emphasizes recognizing abilities and adjusting expectations to enjoy shared activities.
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Edith Thomas Wallace
New York Agency Bets on Tall Women Talent
In Manhattan a tall beauty named Sandy Edmondson runs a modeling, radio and TV agency for tall women. The six foot two and a half inch founder says height is an obstacle and aims to place fifty models averaging six feet in height in jobs, with a roster of tall girls only.
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New York
Manhattan
Sandy Edmondson
Local 4 H clubs plan fairs and demos across towns
Carlisle Sallies meet at East Carlisle School with planning for plates for a square dance and project judging set for 10 a.m. next day. Eaton Aggies discuss Lorain County Fair booth plans. Miss Ameri cas at the same event showcase projects and a wiener roast is planned. Fields Future Homemakers finalize ice cream social details to be held at Brown s Jewelry Store with rain plan at Town Hall. Henrietta 4H Clovers review baseball game routes and the Style Re view Aug 13 with 20 members and one guest present.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Sallies
East Carlisle
EATON
Lorain County
Eaton Aggies
Don Roscis
Jack Stokes
Carol Metzger
Brown
Mrs. Packinger
Henrietta
Meyers Lake
Shore Cottage
Ruth Bauman
Janet Squires
Schlecter
Hints From Paris Fashion Casts Fashion for Pinups
Whimsical Paris fashion notes discuss how high fashion favors slender figures. Agency heads and models shift from traditional gowns to double-duty outfits. A white two-piece dress with detachable shorts and an off shoulder blouse offers practical dual use. another white print dress features an eye motif with a front-buttoned skirt.
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Billy Rose
Paris
Edmondson Meas
Ajures
Anntlannel
Tall girls urged to wear heels to stand out in world
The Agency cites a Latvia born ballerina and other European talents in New York. Mrs. Edmondson says Americans grow taller, advises tall girls to embrace height, quit self pity, and use what they have to their advantage with high heels.
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Latvia
London
New York
Mrs. Edmondson
United States
Dry Heat Needed For Some Meats
Ruth Ganshorn of the University of Nebraska Home Economics Department advises dry heat for tender cuts along the backbone in beef veal and lamb to achieve delicious flavor. She explains roasting broiling pan broiling and low heat cooking at 200 to 250 degrees, and notes pork requires thorough cooking.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ruth Ganshorn
University of Nebraska Home Economics Department
Drapery Choices Echo Historic Richness in 1954 Homes
New York designer Elsie McNeill Lee urges bold, richly colored fabrics as artful equivalents to paintings. Fortuny fabrics, hand colored in Venice, stand out for pattern and color though cost exceeds ten dollars a yard. She stresses fabric should be seen and valued as beauty, not small or safe.
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NEW York
Yesteryear
Seys
Pert
Elsie McNeill Lee
New Rules On Dependents To Help Many Taxpayers
The fifth in a series explains changes in the tax measure for dependent care. About 2.1 million taxpayers may benefit with a deduction up to 600 for dependent care expenses. Eligibility includes working spouses with income limits, and special provision for a wife with an invalid husband. Deduction requires listing deductions on the return and excludes standard deduction.
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Thomas d. Foley
Washington
Uncle Sam
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!