Scholarship Grants And Loans To Be Discussed At Party For Senior Girls
Elyria High School senior girls invited to a Tuesday two o clock party at Holly Hall by the Elyria Branch of the American Association of University Women. About 50 girls may attend. contact Mrs. James Ralston or Mrs. Mark Willis for reservations. A panel of four college girls will discuss grants and scholarships and local loans, with emphasis on early college applications. News includes Western College awards of 500 dollars and a 2000 dollar four year grant, plus renewal criteria for top tenth graduates.
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Elyria High School
Holly Hall
Elyria
American Association of University Women
James Ralston
Gulf Road
Mark Willis
Ralston
William Doraty
Cleveland
Western College of Women
Western College
Western
AAUW
George
Ralph Tibball
Hawaii
Alaska
Association
U.N
United States
Kent State Among Ten New AAUW Approvals
Kent State University is added to the AAUW membership-approved list, joining ten other institutions. The move expands the total to 349 colleges and universities. AAUW highlights include educational sponsorships, branch memberships, and fellowships supporting women scholars and international study.
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Kent State Univ
AAUW
Elyria Youth Center to open Saturday for teens
Mrs Gardiner Whitehead announced the Elyria Youth Center will be open Saturday from 8 to 11 pm for college students home on vacation and Elyria teens. A Pythian Sisters meeting at Jaycee Hall opened by MEC Florence Brown transacted routine business and approved a donation for the Knights of Pythias home at Springfield. The next meeting on January 12 will install officers with Dorothy Phillips as installing officer.
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Gardiner Whitehead
Elyria
Christmas party highlights from Forget-Me-Not and circle clubs
Forget-Me-Not Club celebrated at Wealtha Sinersons Floral Court home with carols piano pieces by Myrtle Styles and prize awards for Nora Harrison Marie J Hysell and Blanche Steigerwald Nora won the special prize a sleigh centerpiece table gifts and luncheon. Merri-Ettes held two events a Christmas party at Virginia DeMaria home with Santa gifts and socializing then a pinochle night with prizes for Marianne Gulia Evelyn Traczek and Pat Butler Frances Schuster received a special award. Kozie Klub guests dined at Velma Kovacs house with secret sisters exchange games and prize winners Dee Ternes Sally Johnson Libby Molchan. Circle Dot Club held a Christmas dinner at Mrs Otto Market Middle Avenue with gift exchange and Yuletide decor.
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Forget-Me Not Club
Wealtha Sinerson
Floral Court
Myrtle Styles
Banco
Nora Harrison
Marie J. Hysell
Blanche Steigerwald
Furnace Street
Virginia DeMaria
Santa Claus
Marianne Gulia
Evelyn Traczek
Pat Butler
Frances
Kozie Klub
Velma Kovacs
Dee Ternes
Sally Johnson
Libby Molchan
Adams Street
Circle Dot Club
Sausage Roll-Ups From Buttermilk Pancakes A Duncan Hines Tip
A vintage guide explains buttermilk tenderizes gluten for lighter pancakes and introduces sausage roll ups. Steps include browning 14 to 16 pork sausages, baking buttermilk pancakes, placing a hot sausage on each pancake, rolling, and serving with syrup or applesauce. Also includes pancake tips on measuring, heating, greasing, pouring batter, turning, keeping hot, and serving hot.
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Duncan Hines
America
Close To Home Santa Claus belief and Christmas spirit
A narrator defends belief in Santa Claus, arguing the season’s magic resides in real effects on people. The essay likens Santa to a powerful idea proven by actions, lights, smiles, and generosity, and states belief enriches Christmas and living.
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Santa Claus
Club Notes Highlight Evening of Games and Prizes
An evening of games featured prizes won by Mrs. Merle Smith Mrs. Freda Allison Mrs Rose Boals and Mrs Elizabeth Wilhelmy. The club will meet January 5 at the home of Mrs Helen Smith 536 Fairmont Street.
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Merle Smith
Freda Allison
Rose Boals
Elizabeth Wilhelmy
Helen Smith
Fairmont Street
Jr Catholic Daughters Visit in Cleveland
The Christmas dinner for Troop 1 was held at Hilltop House restaurant Monday. Before the meal a gift exchange was held. After a brief social period, the girls were taken home by their leader Mrs. James Conry.
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Hilltop House
James Conry
Calendar Tonight Highlights Social Events Across Town
Dames of Malta host a Christmas party at I. C. 0. F Hall, with Eagles Lodge Eagle Hall also on the schedule. Marshall Chapter, R. A. M. meets at the Masonic Temple for an evening event.
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Dames of Malta
I. C
Eagles Lodge
Eagles Hall
Marshall Chapter
Masonic Temple
Hamilton Leers On Bogus Bills
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Christmas shoppers were asked to contact the US Secret Service today if they saw Alexander Hamilton leering at them from a ten dollar bill. Neil Muzzy of Union Trust Co. said eleven counterfeit ten spots had turned up here recently. He said the bogus bills are easiest to detect by a leer on Hamiltons face.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Secret Service
Alexander Hamton
Neil Muzzy
The
Union Trust Co
Hamilton
Children at Gates Hospital Enjoy Christmas Party
Children at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children were entertained by the American Legion Auxiliary on Saturday evening. The American Legion quartet sang while Linda Ryan performed tap dance and baton twirling. The youngsters joined in carols and received wrapped gifts. Ice cream cookies and candy canes were served to end the evening.
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Gates Hospital For
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Quartet
Linda Ryan
Butler and Hall Wed in Masonia Ohio
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Sarah Butler to Arthur Hall last Saturday. The ceremony was held at eight thirty P M in Masonia Ohio with Louis A Assmus J P officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs E Hinkle of Orwell Ohio, now resides on Lear Nagle road Avon. Mr Hall works for the F A Runnels Company in Cleveland.
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Sarah Butler
Arthur Hall
Louis A. Assmus
J. P
Macedonia
Ohio
E. Hinkle
Orwell
Lear Nagle Road
Avon
Hall
F. A. Runnels Company
Cleveland
A Cappella Choir Delights Legion Auxiliary Meeting
After a regular Unit 12 American Legion Auxiliary session the Elyria District Catholic High School a cappella choir performed Christmas music with featured sections from boys quarters and a girls ensemble. A rehab letter thanked volunteers for cards to VA hospital patients, and plans were made to buy a record player for Oberlin Children's Home. Members celebrated quota, arranged a food basket for a needy family, and distributed cheer through flowers and cards. A large donation of used portage stamps was acknowledged for veterans hospitals. The party featured blue and white decor with a white Christmas tree and candy cane sled centerpiece.
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Unit 12
American Legion Auxiliary
Elyria District Catholic High School
Rehab
Flora Huebner
Fother Lorain County
Oberlin Children’s Home
Ruth Evans
Sunshine
Grace Keyes
Gold Star Mothers
Americanism
Lucille Stirzaker
Anna Bailey
Cora Terrell
Parley
Maude Churchward
Charlotte Novak
Ruth Adams
Ann Wietzen
Audrey Lauer
Dorothy Carr
Mary Jane Duscha
Boots O'Malley
Dorcas Class Members Host Christmas program
Washington Avenue Church of Christ Dorcas Class members held a tureen dinner and Christmas program in the church parlors. Grace Haglund gave devotions, reading There Will Always Be A Christmas and closing with prayer. Fifty nine calls were reported to members. Carols were sung, Mary Foster read the Christmas story, and S E Biddinger played a piano piece. Nativity pictures appeared on a screen and gifts were exchanged. A parcel post package sale is planned for January 26 at Mrs Harold Clark's High street home.
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Dorcas
Washington Avenue
Harold Clark
High Street
Circle No 2 Meets for Christmas at Mrs Palagyi Home
Circle No 2 of Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church gathered at Mrs John Palagyi s West River street for a Christmas meditation led by Rev Louis G Novak. Members sang hymns and reported on visits to the County Home and gifts for orphans. The group exchanged gifts and celebrated Mrs Beregszaszi s birthday. A Christmas luncheon with decor followed. The next meeting is January 14 at Mrs Papp s home.
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Circle No. 2
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
John Palagyi
West River Street
Louis G. Novak
Joseph Beregszaszi
Victor Papp
Palagyi
Circle
Enjoy Yule Dinner By Fun Seekers Club At Gilder Home
The Fun Seekers Club held a Christmas party and dinner at Mrs. T W Gilder's home on 1129 Oberlin road with 18 attendees. Guests included Mrs T J Gilder Mrs John Wash Mrs Robert Amos and others. Prizes were won at pinochle and gifts exchanged around the tree. Mrs Joseph Traill to host January 12 at 403 Cambridge avenue. Fifty three Elyria Junior Court No 364 girls visited the Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged in Cleveland with six Senior Court counselors, carols and gifts, followed by refreshments and a film.
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Fun Seekers Club
T. W. Gilder
Oberlin Road
T. J. Gilder
John Wash
Robert Amos
Maggie Brown
Sylvester Schaefer
Nick Klassen
Gilder
Charles Frye
Earl Sutton
Fred Maddock
Joseph Traill
Cambridge Avenue
Elyria
Catholic Daughters of America
Little Sisters of the Poor Home For the
Cleveland
Little Sisters of the Poor
Ann Calahan
Mae Blitch
Helen Lee
Richard Notley
Charles Lightowler
John Sims
Licenses listed for Lorain residents and services
Kenneth Glowacki of 2536 East 31st Street, associated with U S Navy, and Margaret Leczo of 1760 North Ridge Road, with Richard Yurovich of 2914 Andrews Road linked to U S Air Force.
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Kenneth Glowacki
East 31St
Lorain
U.S. Navy
Margaret Leczo
North Ridge Road
Richard Yurovich
Andrews Road
U. S. Air Force
Sorority member joins Sigma Kappa at Ohio University
Elizabeth L. Snow daughter of Helen M. Beall 136 Broad Street initiated into Sigma Kappa on the Ohio University campus. She is a sophomore majoring in interior decoration and active in Kappa Phi YWCA Wesley Choir Finneties swimming and on the Dean's List freshmen scholastic honorary. Also notes several visiting relatives and newborns in the community.
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Sigma Kappa Sorority
Ohio University
Elizabeth L. Snow
Helen M. Beall
Broad Street
Miss Snow
Kappa Phi
Wesley Choir
Finneties Swimming Club
Scholastic
Koepps Honored On Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Fred Koepp of 324 Ninth street were feted last Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs John F Koepp 1950 Elyria Lorain boulevard with 26 relatives and friends attending. Gifts included a tiered cake baked by Mrs Drew. The couple married December 17 1913 at the bride s home in Elyria. Their children John Koepp Ruth Drew Maxine Bardwell were present.
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Fred Koepp
Ninth Street
John F Koepp
Elyria-Lorain Boulevard
John Koepps
Matthew Drew
Margaret Krugman
Henry Arndt
Kenneth Koepp
Clarence Koepp
Charles Weigand
Charles Koepp
Drew
Flora Ehricke
Elyria
Ev. Schmidt
St. John Lutheran Church
John Koepp
Ruth Koepp
Thomas Bardwell
Maxine Koepp
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Local residents named in Lorain steel worker listing
Doris Matos of 1619 Lehigh Avenue and Freda I Smith share the same address. Joseph Ogg of 307 Ninth Street is identified as a steel worker. Further details not provided.
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Doris Matos
Lehigh Avenue
Lorain
Joseph Ogg
Ninth Street
Freda I Smith
Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses
A discharged list records Terri Bratton 227 Hayes avenue Wilbur Young 335 Columbus street Mrs Robert Haynes 537 Cornell avenue Bert Lauffer 321 Marseilles avenue Mrs James Bowens 115 Riverside Homes James Earls Grafton Ronald Shelton New London Henry Rimback 628 West River street Mrs Charles Shue 238 Harrison street Mrs Earl Spaulding and baby son 619 Lodi street Mrs Fred Sullinger and baby son Lorain Mrs Robert Mason and baby daughter 157 Lake avenue Mrs Robert Newbrough and baby daughter West River street Mrs Carl Hendricks and baby daughter 634 Princeton avenue Mrs Paul Wilkins and baby daughter R D No 1 Elyria
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Terri Bratton
Hayes Avenue
Wilbur Young
Columbus Street
Robert Haynes
Cornell Avenue
Herbert Jr. Lauffer
Marseilles Avenue
James Bowens
Riverside Homes
James Earls
Grafton
Ronald Shelton
New London
Henry Rimback
West River Street
Charles Shue
Harrison Street
Earl Spaulding
Lodi Street
Fred Sullinger
Lorain
Robert Mason
Lake Avenue
Robert Newbrough
Carl Hendricks
Princeton Avenue
Paul Wilkins
Elyria
Center for Sightless Christmas items on sale
The center offers small gifts and home goods for Christmas or bridge prizes including pot holders tea towels dish cloths rugs and baskets. Call 330 Third Street to view the selection and find sought items.
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Third Street
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Jeah Wilcox
Helen Super
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Los Angeles Pan-Pacific Auditorium
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Longford Avenue
Bowling Green State University
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Guy Clifford
St. Fowl
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Elyma Memorial Hospital
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Winckles Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
James Manges
Middle Avenue
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Grafton Road
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