St. Clair Lodge marks 75th anniversary celebration
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge No. 207 held its 75th anniversary at the Odd Fellows Temple. Distinguished guests from Ohio and beyond attended as Nina Rhodes received a fifty year jewel. A banquet followed with decorations in blue silver and white and a program honoring long service and sisterhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Lodge
Charles V. Neeson
St. Clair
Findlay
Department Association of Ohio
LAPM
Lois D. Elmore
Brockway
International Associaton
Rebekah Assemblies
James Elliott
Alliance
Juanita Dillion
Lebanon
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Gladys Arno
Toledo
Louise Swope
Cincinnati
Rhema Lease
Oris George
Canton
Grand Lodge
Gerry Sandrock
Elyria
Department Association of
Ohio
Lawrence Dillion
Emmerson Miller
Usel Oo
Roberta Heck
Alta Arenz
Dorothy Benton
Thelma Cunningham
Mary Angelo
Betty Via
Luella ‘Root
Charlotte Ross
Bernice ‘Bishop
Harold Olmstead
Ira Marsh
Anna Nell
Katherine Griggs
Hazel Markel
Edith Kelley
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Nina Rhodes
Lois Elmore
Hilda Mapes
Doris Sperry
Earl R. Henderson
First Methodist Church
Canton-Lorain 93
Violet Olmstead
Josephine Marken
Theta Rho
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
The
Good Lord
Bernice Bishop
St. Clair Rebekah
Odd Fellows Temple
International Association of Rebekah Assemblies
Noble Grand
Earl K. Schwab
Bowling Green
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Jennie Belle Elliott
C-T
Thomas H. McCarthy
Local Couple Announces Beverly Watson Engaged to Draudt
Mr and Mrs Leon L Watson of Berlin Heights announce the engagement of daughter Beverly Ann to Thomas E Draudt son of Mr and Mrs Cris Draudt of Wakeman The bride to be is a 1962 Firelands High School graduate The groom elect is a 1961 Western Reserve High School graduate employed by Ohio Manufacturing Co New London A June wedding is planned
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Leon L. Watson
Division St
Berlin Heights
Beverly Ann
Thomas E. Draudt
Draudt
Cris Draudt
Berlin St
Wakeman
Miss Watson
Firelands High School
Western Reserve High School
Ohio Manufacturing Co
New London
Breads Preserve Freshness By Freezing In Wrappers
Breads stay fresh for a week or two if kept in their original wrappers and placed in the home freezer soon after baking and cooling.
Woman could join a barbershop quartet
Mariatta Allen, 34, a rare female barber, says women can work in the traditionally male trade. She has 12 years in the field, including eight in Finland, and now shaves heads at New York shops. Adler, a men'swear firm employee, notes the barber’s skill matters more than gender.
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New York
UPI
Mariatta Allen
Barbers Journal J
Men’s Hairstylist
Allen
Finland
United States
Ray
Marietta’s
Marietta
Madison Ave
Manhattan
Boston
Kennedy
Adler
Marjaita
Woman barber makes her way in New York shops
In New York, Mrs. Allen recalls tough early days as a woman barber. She faced reluctance from shop owners and fear from customers, yet she built a following among notable names in advertising, show business, and other fields. She calls her patrons “my boys” and treats them as gentlemen.
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New York
Calendar of events for VFW and auxiliary groups
A weekly schedule lists meetings and activities for numerous clubs and organizations. Entries include VFW Junior Unit 1079 Legion Home 7 p.m. and many others such as United Polish Auxiliary UP Clubrooms Ladies of the Moose Moose Hall 8 p.m. Sweet Adelines First Congregational Church 8 p.m. through Friday with varied venues and times.
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VFW
Legion Home
United Polish Auxiliary
Women of the Moose
Moose
Sweet
Adelines
First Congregational Church
Elyria notices cover club plans and a wedding anniversary
Elyria Council 335 Daughters of America meets at 8 p m at Eagles Hall with installation. Brother Ernest Ryan CSC of Notre Dame visits. he edits Dutarie Press and authored children’s books. Golf events plan first round of Cowell-Hubbard at Lakewood CC and second at Canterbury CC. Mr and Mrs Newton W Bechtel celebrate 40th anniversary with dinner and social at Yeagers Acres. Aniko Vargha displays art at Mothers Guild summer garden party with Gretchen Ott, Rita Masher and Kathleen Sikora providing music. event open to public.
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Guys and Gals
Holly Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Second Baptist Church
Knights of St. John
St. Paul Hall
Daughters of Amerca
Elyria Council
Eagles Hall
American Legion Auxiiary
Legion Home
ECC Women's Golf Association
LC Employees Association
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle
Uaw-Cio
American Business Women's Association
MecGarvey
Bethel Shrine
Monteith
YMCA
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Graystone
Ernest Ryan
CSC
Notre Dame
Ind
East Ave
Ernest
Dutarie Press
Elyria
Newton W. Bechtel
Oberlin Rd
Yeagers Acres
Aniko Vargha
Mothers Guild of
Elyria District Catholic High School
Gretchen Ott
Rita Masher
Kathleen Sikora
New gadget promises to put children to sleep
A round transistor speaker with a 320 350 Hz tone, powered by a long lasting battery, suppresses sharp edges and shocks. Early testing by Drs Ilg and Ames reports high success with very young infants, with readers invited to share results and locate a supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gesell Institute
Minnesota Medicine
Local couple announces engagement of Molly Barr to Paul Dunford
Mr and Mrs Phillip G Barr of 1005 Reeves Rd announce the engagement of their daughter Molly Jean Barr to Paul Russell Dunford son of Mr and Mrs Russell Dunford of 812 Clark St The couple spoke at a family dinner Sunday Miss Barr a 1961 Elyria High School graduate and Ohio State University student is a member of the National Honor Society and A Capella Choir The groom elect attends Kent State University Extension and works for H D Blanchard Pipe Organs in Oberlin Wedding plans are incomplete.
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Phillip G. Barr
Reeves Rd
Molly Jean
Paul Russell Dunford
Russell Dunford
Clark St
Miss Barr
Elyria High School
National Honor Society
Ohio State University
Columbus
Dunford
Kent State University Extension
H. D. Blanchard Pipe Organs
Oberlin
Slick Trick to Index Book Pages on Flyleaf
Instructions describe using a pen to index book pages by copying chapter headings on the first flyleaf and ink-marking the page edges opposite each heading. Readers should locate chapters by matching the flyleaf heading with the corresponding inked edge.
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Nascon
Barbara Ziegman Weds Roland Miller in North Ridgeville
Barbara Ann Ziegman and Roland Miller united in a 10:30 ceremony at St. Peter Church officiated by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ed ward J. Halloran. The couple's parents are listed as Oliver Lawrence Ziegman of 7500 Race Rd and Paul E. Miller of 841 Butler St. Palms.
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North Ridgeville
Barbara Ann Ziegman
Rolandi
Paul Miller
St. Peter
Edward J. Halloran
Oliver Lawrence Ziegman
Race Rd
Paul E. Miller
Butler St
Marie Kaczmarczyk
John Fritz
Panis Angelicus
Roland Paul Miller
David Neighbour
Wall hung furniture for growing children's rooms
Dressers desks bookshelves and blackboards hang on sturdy adjustable wall brackets. They can be raised as a child grows from birth through many birthdays to come.
Angel Food Cake Framed by Fine Textural Edges
A short note on angel food cake describing its delicate crumb and a neat, clean-cut edge finish as if achieved by a fine texture. The description emphasizes a precise surface quality and smooth sides.
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Gertrude Bryant
Dislaurne
Shirley McMillen
Mary Ellen McMillen
Dorothy Schirer
Sunshine Rebelian
Lodge
Olmsted Falls
Harold Retherford
Rose Johnson
Beverly Ann Watson
Tascon Securities and Income Record
Middle
6Th Street
Fairfax
By Gay Pauley
Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture
Broad Street
Singer
St. Mary A-R Society
Church Hall
National Council of Catholic Nurses
Order of Eastern Star
Masome Temple
Daughters of America
Elyria Country Club Women’s Golf Association
Sterling-Lindner
Frances L. Ilg
Louise Bates Ames
Molly Jean Barr
City Loan & Savings CO
J. d. McCarthy
Mgr
Barbara Ziegman
Roland Miller
Sabrina
Judy Harrigal
Kathie Osborn
Karen Ziegman
James Nance
Edward Miller
Mark Miller
Chad Brown
Allen Lane
Bess W and
Andy
Angel Food
D & S Appliance, Inc
Gia Gia
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