Betty Mynchenberg To Mark Birthday In Open House
Elyria's Betty Mynchenberg known as Grandma will celebrate her 80th birthday with open house at 610 Lake Ave. Reception runs 2 5 p.m. and 7 8 p.m. granddaughter Marilyn Seaholm of Chicago handles the guest book.
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Elyrians
Lake Ave
Toolan
Sloan-Kettering Institute
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Elyria
Range display attracts home cooks at county fair
Mr Crawford explains a light weight range demo at the SMREC headquarters on West Rd and notes cost drops as demand grows. The fair showcased home economics displays with oven baked breads cakes and canned goods testing jar seals and judging teams.
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Fruehauf Club Holds Avon Lake Corn Roast
Thirty members of the Fruehauf Girls' Club attended a corn roast Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Lasso in Avon Lake. Lasso chaired the committee with assistants including Mrs. Robert Thor man Mrs. Walter Wasco Miss Magdalean Arts and Mrs Bernard Demsey. Games followed the picnic dinner.
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Flower Show Schedules To Be Put Downtown
Elyria Flower Show schedules will be printed and available after August 30 at downtown locations including the YWCA and Elyria Public Library. Registration will be in Holly Hall upstairs foyer with no separate chair for the House Plants display. The event welcomes all area gardeners and encourages amateur entries. Educational display entries may be shown without ribbons.
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Elyrians Assist In Amherst Open House
Elyrians helped at the Amherst Golden Age home open house last week presenting a Songs of Yester Years program and guiding community singing. Participants included Louise Eady Elsie Orcutt Levi H Baker Elizabeth Wilhelmy Sarah Randles Helen Smith Kate Prentice and Emma Cowen with committee members M Manns Reichert Mary Jameson Bertha Fleming Jessie McLean S Peterman and M Drechsler.
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Louise Eady
Elsie Orcutt
Levi H. Baker
Elizabeth Wilhelmy
Sarah Randles
Helen Smith
Kate Prentice
Emma Cowen
M. Manns
E. Reichert
Mary Jameson
Bertha Fleming
Jessie McLean
8. Peterman
M. Drechsler
Easy Does It Hats Embrace Colorful Luxe for Fall
The article describes fall hats with relaxed simple lines and luxurious materials. It highlights soft folds and varied silhouettes, rich fabrics like furs velvets silks satins and velours, and a bold color range from ruby reds to emerald greens with accents of gold and orange. Black remains the exception to this colorful rule. Trimmings vary from feathered surfaces to buckles and pins enhancing turban knots or bow twists.
Mrs Paul Grimm To Head Group For Maplewood Kindergarten
Mothers of children enrolled in Maplewood Kindergarten met at Maplewood School to elect officers and plan the coming year. Mrs Paul Grimm was named president with Mrs Nellie Harnish as vice president and Mrs Carl Reisz as treasurer. The next meeting is Sept 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Maplewood School to install new officers.
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West River Road
Maple
Paul Grimm
Jdergarten
Jack
Nellie Harnish
Lenser
Attactor
Aladar Bara
Rain Cap from Plastic Film in Purse
A compact emergency rain cap is made from a length of plastic film stored in a purse. It offers a quick, inexpensive way to stay dry during unexpected showers. The improvised cap folds compactly and can be deployed in moments.
Towel Border Shrinkage Warned by MSU Home Experts
Michigan State University home specialists advise checking towel borders to prevent shrinking. They warn that corded or rembroidered borders may draw when laundered, causing towels to hang unevenly.
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INS
Michigan State University
Lollipop Saver Tip Sparks Child Snack Hack
A brief suggestion promotes wrapping unfinished lollipops in clear plastic film to keep flavors fresh and reduce waste for children who often discard sweets midway.
Odds and Ends Favored For Wall Decorations
In Dallas a new fad uses odds and ends as wall adornments. Showrooms in the Dallas Decorative Center display antiques and reproductions from Europe and Asia, including carved door panels, Dutch coal holders, Egyptian appliques, and wall sconces. Some pieces come from basements and attics, offering budget options for unique, conversation-starting decor.
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Tex
Dallas Decorative Center
Holland
Sweden
Farouk
Women’s Benefit Association Picnic at Cascade Park
Members and families of the Women’s Benefit Association attended their annual picnic at Cascade Park on Wednesday. The event featured contests for adults and children with prizes, a social meeting, and the appointment of the committee for the coming year. Refreshments of pop and ice cream concluded the gathering. The next meeting is planned for September.
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Women’s Benefit Association
Casdade Park
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