Mothers Enjoy Day Of Relaxation At YWCA
Twenty boys and girls spent the day at the YWCA residence while their mothers joined a new Tuesday Holiday activity aimed at wives and mothers seeking rest away from daily duties. The 36 attendees enjoyed fellowship, stories, crafts, and quiet time, with swimming, exercise, a lunch, and a peanut and marshmallow craft session highlighted by guest talks and volunteer nursery help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Young Adult Committee
Willard Hicks
Porter Adair
Helen Mulholland
M. G. Kearney
Harry Gorski
Wilbur Gaston
Ely Parent-Teacher Association Plans and Activities
At the Ely PTA meeting mem bers voted to send a delegate to a parent education workshop in Cleveland and to purchase tickets for the Founder's Day dinner for teachers and board members. Reports covered bake sale and a card party set for February 17 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Parent-Teacher Association
Cleveland
Melvin Sayers
Arthur Robishaw
Walter Haney
Clayton Brown
Dustheimer
Skippy
Kenneth Botamer
Cuba
Florida
VEW Auxiliary 1079 Holds Meeting at Post Home
Hear Council Report presiding officer Sarah Kubes led VEW Auxiliary No 1079 at East Bridge street post home. Members plan to attend a Cleveland meeting February 7 and 1 honoring the national president. The ninth district conference will be held in Wellington town hall February 28. Read letters from service boys. County council report by Hazel Krute and Irene Gurchik. A Crile Hospital treat is planned for April 6. Donation to Lima State Hospital. Eva Kearney received award. luncheon by Georgette and Joyee Krugman. Next aux meeting February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kubes
VEW
East Bridge Street
Hazel Krute
Irene Gurchik
Crile Hospital
Lima State Hospital
Eva Kearney
Georgette
Joyee Krugman
CARE For Korea Heads Woman's Club February Agenda
The Elyria Woman's Club sponsors CARE for Korea details with February 19 and 20 set as CARE days and donations welcomed all month. Clubhouse serves as headquarters with call-in pick ups. Multiple department plans include bake sales, card parties, lectures, and a rummage sale with growth in memberships and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care For
Korea
Care For Korea
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
Richard Horan
Civil Defense
Elyria Care Days
Jr. Catholic Daughters Hold Meeting With Refreshments
At Monday’s Junior Catholic Daughters gathering, Barbara Daly presided with Sheila Dwyer as secretary. Refreshments were served by Suzanne Amato and Marjorie Faulkner, a 75 cent collection supported Pope relief, and reports on saints were planned by Mary Ann Simkovich and Margaret Kasbow neczek for the next meeting at Marilyn Stahl’s home. Gift ideas for Mothers Day were discussed and dues collected after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Amato
Marjorie Faulkner
Sheila Dwyer
Barbara Daly
Mary Ann Simkovich
Margaret Kasbowneczek
Marilyn Stahl
Barbara Sim
Evening Club Schedule At Elyria Area Venues
Tonight at Elyria area groups host various meetings and events. Nurses Alumnae perform at Nurses Home after 7. Newcomers Club gathers at Holly Hall at 8:30. several clubs and lodges meet at designated halls for programs, dances, and dinners including OES at Masonic Temple and Eagles auxiliary birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nurses Home
David Renwick
Holly Hall
Ed Mutawski
Boston Avenue
Pottawatomie
Milly Earby
Roosevelt Avenue
Edison Pta
Gates Pta
OES
Masonic Temple
O Eagles
St. Clair
Rebekah Lodge
1.C.O. F
el Rey Grotto
Jaycee
Marine Corps League
Gulf ‘Road
Townsend Club
Central Labor Hall
Lorain Residents Licensed in Labor and Shipping Roles
William Brown of 326 East 22nd Street Lorain a shipping clerk. Mary Tomko of 2005 Broadway Lorain. James Thomas of 1503 West 17th Street Lorain a laborer. Florida Jackson of 1826 West 20th Street Lorain listed among licensees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
East 22Nd Street
Lorain
Mary Tomko
Broadway
James Thomas
West 17Th Street
Florida Jackson
West 20Th Street
Churchwomen Share Day at Lake Avenue Church
Fourteen members of Lake Avenue Congregational Church Division C met at Mrs. M A Ritter s home for devotions and a program including readings from Matthew 16 13 18 and an Upper Room article Mrs Edith Miller presented World Call piece I Am Glad I Could Report Progress Dr Benjamin E Mays The group planned to meet March 2 at Mrs Chandler s home with refreshments instead of a program Helen Kraeft hosted St John s Altar Guild guests with Mary Seekins welcomed A social evening followed with a Valentine themed centerpiece and refreshments Altar and Rosary Society members at St Agnes Church welcomed by president Mrs J Hutman to a luncheon for NCCW officers reports read and prizes awarded at bridge luncheon served Valentine themed fare next meeting March 1 at Mrs L C Meredith s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue Division
Lake Avenue
Helen Kraeft
St. John’s Altar Guild
Fackler Avenue
Mary Seekins
Maurice Stark
Harold Sparr
Altar and Rosary Society
Mothers Guild
St. Agnes Church
J. Hutman
St. Agnes Altar and
Rosney Society
Hutman
W. Wilbert
N.cc.w
Eiviia Country Club
S. Yarsa
R. Dowdell
Newburger
Executive board to meet tomorrow at church at 1 10 p m
Members of the executive board will meet tomorrow at the church at 1 10 p m, preceding the meeting of the Women s Guild of St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of
St. Paul
Estella Broberg and Wayne Handley to Wed February 20
Estella Broberg and Wayne Handley will exchange vows February 20 at eleven in the panish house of St. Peter Church North Ridgeville. The bride elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Broberg, will have Miss Carol Kunzen as attendant. Best man will be Dale Handley, brother of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Broberg
Wayne Handley
Miss Broberg
Charles Rudy
Harvard Avenue
R. H. Reigh Ney
Willam Heidrich
Forrest Handley
Mr. Handley
Vermilion
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Elyria
Carl Strimple
Cleveland
Ercil Eaton
Hawthorne Street
Sullivan, Huntington and
Margery Grills Weds Max Houston in North Eaton Church
Margery Grills and Max Houston married Saturday evening at North Eaton Church of Christ with Rev. Albert Young officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Grills, wore a white wool gown with a jeweled neckline and carried a white Bible with an orchid. Attendant sister Shirley Dudek wore a pale orchid gown, pink accessories, and carried pink carnations. Duane Houston served as best man. about 100 guests attended a reception at the bride’s grandfather Harry Grills home. The couple will reside in a Haven residence apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Eaton Church of Christ
Margery Grills
Max Houston
Albert Young
Tve
Martha Schmidt
Robert J. Grills
North Island Road
Grafton
Broun Houston
Capel Road
Shirley Dudek
Duane Houston
Harry
Haven Residence
Drama Highlights WCTU Meeting at Elyria Taft Parlor
The WCTU meeting in Elyria featured a dramatization of Her Lengthening Shadow by Harriet Andrews, plus readings on Francis E. Willard and current Washington legislation. Mrs Jay Easton presided, four new members were welcomed, and the session closed with songs and prayer. The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association installed Mary and Louise Menner, and the group adjourned to meet again March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Taft
Elyria Methodist Home
Francis E. Willard
Harriet Andrews
Bowen
Alice McDowell
May Myler
Ozman
Marble
Jay Easton
A. D. Strong
Anna Kennedy
Washington
Charles Crum
Institutes
Hall of Fame
Jane Burnett
Mrs. Long
Mary Menner
Marshall
Louise Menner
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Pine Juveniles
Circle Dot club plans Valentine exchange at Mrs. Dekker home
Around The Town reports Circle Dot club with 15 members meeting at Mrs. Freda Allison's home. Plans were made for a February 16 Valentine exchange at Mrs. Freda Dekker's house. Prizes were awarded to several members including Mrs. Wirth and Mrs. Smith. Luncheon followed. Kozie Klub gathered at Rose Eddy's for canasta with Libby Molchan and Velma Kovacs winning prizes. A February 16 Valentine party is planned at Mary Barney's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Dot Club
Freda Allison
Hanwood ‘Avenue
Martha Wirth
Alice Kaylor
Freda Dekker
Fairlawn Avenue
Merle Smith
Pauline Kline
Mary Wykoff
Rose Boals
Smith
Wirth
Kozie Klub
Rose Eddy
Sugar Ridge Road
Libby Molchan
Velma Kovacs
Hos
Tess
Mary Barney
Woodland Avenue
Artcrafters Conduct Classes For EYWL
EYWL Artcrafters conducted evening classes in Holly Hall for 70 members. Instructors led design, finger-painting, stenciling, enameling, figure drawing, modeling, jewelry, weaving, leather tooling, watercolors, and sculpture. During the meeting, members voted to buy two books for the meditation room. Ina Mae Ardell chaired the dinner and business session. February events include a Korea slide show and a gab fest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s League
Holly Hall
Martha Radachy
Barbara Plocher
George Broadwell
Evelyn Copas
Dorothy Jones
Zella Beavis
Miss Totter
Ruth Braun
Evelyn Bogard
Evelyin Sayles
Eva Smith
League
YWCA
Ina Mae Ardell
Korea
Robert Ohlenmacher
Hospital in Walter Leonard Willard and residents listed
A fragment lists individuals connected to Walter Leonard Willard and includes Mrs. Michael Perri, Robert Repas of Graf ton, and Fred Cox at 439 West Eighth Street and 1623 Griswold. The note preserves names and addresses with no additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leonard
Willard
Michael Perri
Grafton
Robert Repas
Griswold
Fred Cox
West Eighth Street
Annette Krueck to Wed Anthony Vandersommen
Mr and Mrs Walter Krueck announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Annette Krueck to Anthony Vandersommen son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Vandersommen. The wedding is set for February 20 at Nativity Catholic Church South Amherst at 230 PM with Fr Frederick C Dietz officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Krueck
Anthony Vandersommen
Walter Krueck
West Main Street
South Amherst
Harvard Avenue
Nativity Catholic Church
Frederick C. Dietz
Miss Krueck
South Amherst High School
S. S. Kresge Company
Elyria High School
U.S. Navy
Holmes Construction Company
Lorain
Elyma Woman's Club February meeting hosts guest speaker
The Civic and Political Science department of Elyna Woman's Club welcomed W H Gaston who spoke on Civic Affairs and the City's Problems after 30 years at Elyma Savings and Trust. Luncheon plans, bake sale set for Feb 18, Tag Day for CARE for Korea on Feb 19 20, and volunteers sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Sharrer
Swanbeck
Civic and Political Science Department
R. T. J. Martin
Book Review
Elyna Woman's Club, Inc
WH. Gaston
Elyma Savings and Trust Company
A. A. Burkhard
W. C. Gerber
Clarence Ziemke
Leroy Reisinger
Harry Fowl
Bertha Thomas
Evening program at St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Otto Markel and Mrs Frank Griggs lead tonight after the business meeting at 7 30 p m in IOOF hall. A humorous skit Whose Money will be performed with several new officers. Color slides of last month’s installation shown by Clifford Wheeler and Harold Olmstead. Annual New Officers Night. large attendance expected. refreshments after the program. FOR VALENTINE GIFTS Wildercraft Shoots Schraffts Chocolates in heart shaped boxes 4 sizes Norris Della Robbia mints ae nuts. Order early. Ph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Markel
Frank Griggs
St. Clair Rebekah ‘Lodge
IOOF
Clifford Wheeler
Harold Olmstead
Pauline Conrad and Harvey Conger Vow at Fort Wayne Church
Pauline Conrad of the Elyria Y V C A and Harvey H. Conger were married at the First Baptist Church in Fort Wayne Indiana in a four o clock ceremony led by Rev Leslie Eads. The couple, both employed at Brown Lipe Chapin GM, reside at 2226 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pauline Conrad
Elyria Y.V.C.A
Ray J. Conrad
Perkins
W. Va
Harvey H. Conger
Emma Conger
George Street
Howard Conger
Leslie Eads
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Holly, Hall
YMCA
Rivoli
Burt Lancaster
His Majesty O'Keefe
Tom
Trent
Rita Harworth
Sadie Thompson
Joseph Q. Petro
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Jesse Pemberthy
Lyria
Education and Fine Arts Department
A. T. Sibley
J. Grant Keys
Social Progress
Roger Shaw
Kent State University
Gardiner Whitehead
John Sheldon
Television
Alice Weston
Boak Review
Wiliam Benninghoff
Hamilton
Tol Rm
Elna
Arlington
Harriett Kane
Violet Ferrell
Detroit
Club
Ruth Altfeld
H. Wenzel
Henry Hull
Charles Stoner
Heidrich
William Rich
Jr. Catholic Daughters
FOX Furniture
Elyria, Ohio
Aa Peguers JP
Diederich Sons
Center Ridge Road
ST. John
Altar Guild
Thelma Finlay
WCTU
Emmerich
Broad Street
Harvey Conger
Inez Cooke
Casey’s
Lodi St
West Ave
Hi-Ho Drive
Schwind’s Picture Store
Birkline’s Specialty Shop
Perlre
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