Weight War at Tip TOPS and Three TOPS Clubs
In Elyria dieters share a plan to resist rich holiday foods with willpower and calorie control. Vivian Miller and Mrs James Hearn lead Tip TOPS and Three TOPS respectively, each club over 20 members, meeting weekly. Both report regular losses, with several members now KOPS or close to goal, while families eat similar meals and diet strategies remain strict during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Miller
Debby Lane
Naoma Hearn
12Th St
Elyria
Europe
Cascade Parent Teacher Association
C-T
Wilfred Randall
Tip
Three Tops
Tip Tops
James Naoma Hearn
I Tops
TOPS
Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Hearn
Long Beach
Calif
Tops Club Inc
Alvera Oborne
Clinton
Rita Oborne
Bassett
West- Take
Irene Kaminski
Courtland
Josephine Walend
Side-button shirt reshapes men's fashion notes
A new shirt design features buttons along the side, freeing the chest for horizontal pleating and a striking look in men's apparel. The concept emphasizes ease of movement and a bold silhouette, signaling a shift toward unconventional detailing in shirtmaking.
New sewing machine push buttons and new cosmetics items
New designs feature push button control sewing machines by White in Cleveland. A 44 ounce refillable perfume atomizer from Replique is bottled in France. Esquire Shoe Care adds colored saddle soap in easy open cans. Risdon Mfg offers aerosol makeup with a single drop per press. Thermos debuts game bird themed vacuum bottles. Goodyear unveils stretch rubber boots with compact carrying cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sewing Machine Corp
Cleveland
Ohio
France
Holiday Season in Ely Tia at Eastern Heights PTA
Eastern Heights Pat ent-Teacher Association met at the school to present a musical program titled The Holiday Season in Ely Tia. Sidney Davis led an student orchestra from Eastern Heights and Charlotte Norris directed seventh and eighth grade choirs. The program featured Christmas carols, The Creche Carol solo by Linda Williams, a Hanukah story by Bonnie Evenchik, a Yiddish folk song, a Girls Ensemble dance, and sixth grade choir performances of O Come All Ye Faithful and carols. The finale included the seventh and eighth grade choirs performing Christmas Comes Again Go Tell It To The Mountains and We Wish You A Merry Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely- Tia
Eastern Heights
Patent-Teacher Association
Sidney Davis
Ely
Franklin
Jefferson
McKinley
Charlotte Norris
Linda Williams
Bonnie Evenchik
Martha Radachy
Hospital unit names chairmen adds Spring Festival
Twenty members of the Junior Hospital Board of Elyria Memorial Hospital met in the hospital library. Mrs Milan Bendik chairs the festival with Mrs Charles Webber as co chairman. Mrs Edward Lutz heads the leaked goods committee and Candystripers total 183 after 198 applications were accepted. The Christmas Charity Ball's success prompts annual repeats.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Milan Bendik
Charles Webber
Edward Lutz
Gail Penfound
Gates Hospital
William Custar
Rudolph Pinter
Round toes toed shoes and debutante dress costs evolve
Readers ask where to buy round toe shoes and how to dress for balls. Experts note round toes return to fashion next year but current styles remain limited and suggest modified oval toes. For jewelry, wear pearls and avoid fake sets. real ice or costume jewelry alike won’t be outshone. Debutante dress prices range from 200 to 300 dollars, with cheaper options available and mothers often tying price to party cost.
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Ice
Women of the Moose plan holiday party and meeting details
Women of the Moose met at Moose Hall Monday with Arlene Sears presiding. They will gather at Sheral Shreve’s home on 271 Concord at 7 pm Wednesday to make popcorn balls and fill candy bags for the children's Christmas party. The group will meet again Jan. 14 at Moose Hall at 7 pm.
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Arlene Sears
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Adam Fenwick
Shera
Shreve
Concord
Margarete Glumske
Va Zaliski
Sheral Shreve
Edin Slurska
Lucille Moss
Flora Vinely
Re. Oficers
Frances Dalton Weds Dennis Swartz in Wakeman Church
Frances Gaye Dalton and Dennis Baker Swartz were married Saturday at Wakeman Congregational Church in a double ring ceremony at 2:30 p.m. The Rev Johan Stohl officiated. Bride's parents are Mr and Mrs William R Dalton of Wakeman. groom's parents are Mr and Mrs Harry I Swartz of Union. Christmas trees trimmed with silver and beauty baskets adorned the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gaye Dalton
Dennis Baker Swartz
Wakeman I Congregational Church
Johan Stohl
William R. Dalton
Wakeman
Swartz
Harry I. Swartz
Union
Area couple plan to wed in April
The engagement of Maxine Wenzler and Richard James Owen is announced. She teaches at Westlake High School after graduating from Oberlin College. he earned a civil engineering degree from Tri-State College and is with Factory Insurance Association in Cleveland. They plan to marry April 6 at the Wakeman Congregational Church.
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Maxine Wenzler
Richard James Owen
Miss Wenzler
Margaret Wenzler
Center Ridge Rd
Westlake
H. R. Wenzler
Lansing
Mich
Owen
R. J. Owen
Locust St
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Westlake High School
Mr. Owen
Past Councilors Christmas tureen and gift exchange
Twenty members of Elyria Council 355 Past Councilors held a Christmas turkey tureen dinner and gift exchange at Mildred Ives home Monday night. Doris Takacs led the meeting as decorations reflected a Christmas theme. Special prizes went to Clara Hardy Edna Albrecht and Doris Takacs. Hostesses were Mildred Ives Lillian Garfield Mary Kunitz Edna Amspaugh and Doris Takacs. Next gathering planned at Juanita Wircenske 337 Winckles St with Iona Hansen assisting.
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Elyria Council
Mildred Ives
Doris Takacs
Clara Hardy
Edna Albrecht
Lillian Garfield
Mary Kunitz
Edna Amspaugh
Juanita Wircenske
Winckles St
Iona Hansen
Xi Beta Omega plans Yale Christmas party
Xi Beta Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi set final plans for the December 29 Christmas party at Mrs. Edward Lasky in Westlake. Secret sisters will exchange gifts and husbands and boyfriends are invited. Toys were donated to the Not Forgotten Box. The group prepared Christmas table decorations. The next meeting is January 5 at Marge Gradesik's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
Tony Gugina
Pasadera Ave
Edward Lasky
Westlake
Chronicle-Telegram
Marge Gradesik
Santa Claus Myth: A Question of Truth and Trust
A letter to doctors Gesell and Ames weighs whether the Santa Claus myth is beneficial or harmful. The authors argue childhood belief often withstands fantasy, noting some children fear deception, while many accept Santa without enduring harm. They advise recognizing temperament and communicating carefully.
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Ig and
Ames
Santa Claus
Jesus Christ
Santa
Gesell
Jones
SLICK TRICK For Safe Light Bulb Replacement
A wartime era tip explains replacing a burned bulb before it cools by insulating the bulb with the cover removed from a new bulb. The hot bulb is then unscrewed inside a cor rugated paper wrap to prevent burns.
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Risdon Mfg. Co
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Thermos
Norwich
Conn
Goodyear
PTA
Ivy Leigh
New York Herald Tribune
41St St
New York
By Ivy Leigh
Diederi Cesta
Frances Dalton
Dennis Swartz
Grewery
Kenneth Powell
Robert Murdock
Paul Bouman
Willard
Vanita Felton
Betsy Canfield
Joan Johannsen
Alice Tommas
Monroeville
Kathy Dalton
Kevin Konger
Gary Smith
Dayton
James Dalton
Duane Seaton
Shelby
Stephen Thompson
John Ackerman
Chicago
William Donahoe
Woodstock
Ronald Foreman
Columbus
Douglas Swartz
David Dalton
James Gills
Harold Dalton
Janet Dalton
Georgia Seaton
Ohio State University
Delta Theta Sigma Fraternity
Church of the Brethren In Union
Ohio Senate
Phillipsburg Lumber Co
Henry S. Dalton
Oberlin Inn
Phillipsburg Road Union
Mihali
Yale
Lily Becke
Lady Brooke
Cohoes
Hess Pharmacies, Inc
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Cleveland Street
The
Gesell Institute OF Child Development
Frances L. Ilg
Louise Bates Ames
Red Goose
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