Engagement News From Miss Santa Paonessa Party
Miss Santa Paonessa’s engagement to Frank Robert Baumbolser was announced at a December 2 gathering at 1108 West Avenue. Paonessa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Preteco Paonessa, works at Cadillac Black Plant in Cleveland. Baumbolser, a Green Cove Springs, Florida native, is a Evansville High School graduate class of 1940. The party featured holiday decor, a blessing and a pledge of goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Pagnessa
Frank Robert Baumbolser
Seaman
Paonessa
West Avenue
Pretec — “ Hpremessa
Weel Mieventh Street
Mic Wilthrye
Mia
Felass
Cadillac Blank
Cleveland
St Mary's
Svaman Baurshalser
Cireen Cove Springs
Fla
Evansville High School
Santa
Bob
Local Personal Notices From Elyria Provincial Hospital Area
A stream of fragmented notices reports births and hospital recoveries across Elyria and nearby communities. Names include Mrs. Curtis B Atkinson Jr of Liagenal Road and Mr and Mrs Walter Michael Ann Vincent of Lakewood announcing a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Other items mention patients at Cleveland Clinic Hospital and the Materoyly Hospital with operative treatments completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axon
Materoyly Hospital
Michael Gene
Me St Marie
Ds. Saphena
Kansas City College of Canisalli
Walter Michael ‘Ann Vincent
Lakewood
Faremer Elynans
So'darhe
Cleveland
Curtis B Atkinson Jr
Liagenal Road
Elvira Memoriial Hospital
Atkinson Ag
Betty Bos
Ernest CO Ash
Seventh Street
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Mio
Mis Robert Amos
Cheincoi
R Lyk
Coty Pa
Neat Mis
Ceorge Fo Geng
QA North
Ralie Pond
Tron County
Norwalk
Pep
Rally Stonecker
Fouthonth
Rivria Memoral Hospital
Ong
Miles Jahnsen
Rush Street
Flyria Memorial Hospital
Staley Ilammond
Clark
Elyria Memorial
Hastel Mongordal Portal
Bern
Leonard Leininger
Crafton
Christmas Tea Draws Large Catholic Daughters Group
The Catholic Daughters of America at St Mary's held a Christmas tea with Rev Fathers John Vanabine Eppley Neary. Address urged prayer against hatred and trouble and recalled poet Jaycee Kalaier. Members reported on fund drives and clothing donations, with awards for attendance and volunteers. A Christmas event followed at the church with a later social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wautt Bly
St. Mary's Rele
Costa
John Vanabine
Gomage Eppley
John Neary
Carrabine
Gedo
Lelavon
Care
Uip
Jaycee Kalaier
Taraede Papi
Gerteile Netley Coy
Lees
Gerhode
Geoon Rother
Mildred Movdock
Aii
Revker
Pathe
Peyton
Ale
Hon
BNO
Rita Clavier
Viiatinia Radican
da Chien
Ivar Banter
Mary Bio
Panett Daly
Aint Welsh
Marva Dehenritier
Matha Va Teving
Mary McDonough
Mar Blech
Carvoline Roth
Nest
Weil
Dant Aly
St Mares School
Active Members Present Program For Musical Art
Flyera Musical Art Society opened last evening at Frest Congregational Church with an active member program led by Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Kimball Jr. Mrs. Carlton Squire and Miss Edna Wates presented duo piano pieces, a Bach work, and a Tsehaihow piece. A Christmas poetry reading followed, with a quartette and several solo numbers presented by a long list of performers, and a decorative hall setting described.
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Claude Wigheld
Flyera Musical Art Socciety
Frest Congregational Church
Dexter Kimball Jro
Carlton Squire
Edna Wates
Jesus
Ley
Tsehaihow
Willard
Grate Noel Crowell
Texas
Marels Scott
Robert Blakely
Russell Dunford
Raymond Huston
Saar
Gwynn S. Bennet
Af Elwin College
Cherles Meauird
Nroper Quiler
St. Nicholas
Basthapel Mastin
Miss Rossiter
Accene Tyaay
Mas
Virginia Grom
Carol Aldrich
Aboo Mis
Ginedis Homis
Viola
Helen
Amben Burkhardt
Roy Unity
Mise Annie ‘Whoats
Robert Hand
Mes
Pat Lawson
Clyde Tintes
Tirrald Bedwind
Duda Coster
Marthy Narcowan
Fiearge
Toberco Mies Chienlenge
Mishale Wighelt
Status Of Women Round Table Discussion Topic
The American Association of University Women met last evening at the Woman's Club. Mrs. A. G. Lehmier presided and Mrs. Harla McNally outlined the year’s bud get, followed by a discussion on wars and means. Miss Ana Schropp spoke for the Junior Red Cross seeking volunteers. Mrs. J. Paul Braun reported on a successful November 28 concert at the high school. The round table on The Status of Women Around the World featured an article from Mademoiselle and comments on women graduates and balance of duties. The program also addressed women in defense, business ownership, and personal finance. The meeting closed with plans for January 22 at the Woman's Club.
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American Association of University Wonmen
Iub
A. G. Lehirmer
Harla McNally
Red Cross
Ana Schropp
J. Paul Braun
AAULW
Braun
Mademoiselle Magazine
Wisconsin
Smith
Dorgas Campbell
Herbert Trautman
Women's Missionary Society
Emmanuel Tatheran Church
Margaret Trautman
Herbert Milley
Jdanuary
Malcolm Forbes
David Johns
Chill
News
United States
Ralph Fox
A.B Birchenough
Thomas Bowen
Ida Coffland
Gladys Powell
H.R. Rorick
Idna
Calendar for Playmakers The Silver Cord program at Felixon TA
Calendar items list varied local group meetings and Christmas events. Teachers honored 6:30, Catholic Study Club at 288 Pasadena Ave, PTA Christmas at 3:30. Welcome Wagon 8 a.m. First Congregational basement, Nurses Alliance Christmas party 8 p.m. M. 8. Johnson recreation hall. Marshall Chapter 47 confers master degree. Rainbow Mothers Christmas party. Kent Alumni Association meeting at MGA at 2 p.m. Trionnnlub with Miss Charlotte Mayher on Third Street. Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles 7 p.m. Friendly Dozen at Lorain 7:30. Gold Star Mothers Christmas party at Appom with Mrs. Stack 1814 Lake Avenue. Townsend Club Labor Temple. El-Rey Grotto 114 W. street. AMVETS Auxiliary Post 32 meeting. K of P Holy Cath Study Club No 2. Pioneer Girls explorers group at St Clair Rebekah Lodge 8:00 p.m. Red Cross cartoon service. St Pauls Council. Ki-Files club at Ruth Amato 127 Henier Street. Golden Glow with Catherine Krugman on Clark Street 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felixon TA
James O'Conner
Pasadena Avenue
Gales Pta
Imeets
First Congregational
Ighurch
Alwunnae
Johnson Recreation Hall
Marshall
Edith Poli
Rainbow Mothers
Lorain County Kent
Red Cross Cartoon Service
St. Paul's Church Council
Chibo
Ruth Amato
Henier Street
Golden Glow
Catherine Krugman
Clark Street
Amy
Christmas party notes from Around The Town and social clubs
Around The Town and Chiquita clubs held Christmas dinners and social events last night with plans for future meetings. Members from Mesib I Boggs Lake Avenue and Princeton Avenue centers attended, officers were elected, and December 16 24 and January 18 gatherings were scheduled at various homes and venues.
Choir Presents Christmas Program Under J Martin Beck
The senior a cappella choir directed by J Martin Beck presented a Christmas program featuring Salutation The Joyous Carol Advent Mater Rise Up Early In the Morning Praise God and Extol Him Holly the Ivy and an encore Someone's in the Kitchen with Dinah Guest soloist Miss Marcia Guth sang Cantique de Noel The program closed with Benediction The meeting was chaired by Jean Post with ushers Esther Krauge Janet Rawson Louise Styles Ursula Linden Lars Hickling Joyce Self Edith Powers Shirley Pallas and Pat King The Breeze announced the Hanging of the Greens for December 6 at the Y Plans were for a Christmas dinner December 18 at 6 30 pm at the Elks club with gift exchange Luncheon served by hosts Mrs Martha Wirth and Mrs Mary Jackson and prize winners listed The group will meet January at the home of Mrs Edna Lehrover on Oakwood Street and plans for a recap meeting were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choir
J. Martin Beck
Holly Rat
Dinah
Marcia Guth
Coho
Jeanette Sibesy
Henrietta Rauscher
Idoud Beuthel
Helen Karas
Ann Euppina Mary Pachula
Mildred Scott
Audrey Coon
Beverly Harris
Perri Taylor
Corrine Conrad
Mauda Salen
Helen Simpson
Helen Smith
Fairmount Street
The
Elks Club
Martha Wirth
Mary Jackson
Raines
Bertha Hummer
Pauline Kline
Margaret Maddox
Sarah Randalls
Tecla Neufer
Maddox
Edna Lehrover
Oakwood Street
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Fallows
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Black
Willard Hicks
Howard Miller
W. Ben Lower
J L, Mathis
BH. Russell
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CS. McIntyre
Pearl Reynolds
Eleanor Arnie
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Reba
FrIda Plepenburg
Pregie Dem
Bethesda
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Tenth Street
Mate Kauelt
Porter
Gaies Ware
Kipt
Meredith
Mostion
Saw
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Cahill
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Deangie Anes
South Ge
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Catholic Daughters of
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Schwind
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Elyria
Ethel Merve
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Temple Ct
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Triples Club
Mesib I
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Lake Avenue
Canile
Mira
Bester Chobanoff
Ho Owas
Chiurch
R. Baus
Fourth Street
Clayton Stranthan
Princeton Avenue
Mary Balko
George Valentik
Mary Pavlenda
John Kisel
George Valent
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Merk
John Kisels
Chiquita Club
D.d. Farkas
Furnace Street
Mae Farkas
Onie Shatto
Norman Wolf
Iarold Gants
D. J. Farkas
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Fourteenth Street
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Haseroot
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Haseroot Jewelry CO
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