Founders Day Banquet Marks PTA Anniversary in Elyria
Elyria Council of PTA announces the 47th Founders Day banquet on Feb 29 at 6 30 p.m. at First Congregational Church to celebrate PTA national 75th anniversary. Alice Weston of WUAB TV will speak on Personalities from Around the World. Reservations are handled by Mrs Lester H Burr Jr and PTA units from all schools.
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Elyria Council of
PTA
First Congregational Church
Lester H. Burr Jr
Manor
Milan A. Bendik
Alice Weston
Elyria
Wuab-Tv
Lorain
Panel of American Women to speak on prejudice at LCCC
The Lorain County Community College Women’s Club will host a panel titled A Panel of American Women. Four members, a Jew a Catholic a black and a white Protestant, will discuss how prejudice affected their lives in hopes of reducing religious and racial bias.
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Lorain County Community College Women’s Club
Kansas City
Lccc Women’s Club
D. D. Dobreff
Lorain
Roy Berko
Henry Milander
Year 1872 in the United States summarized
A compact retrospective notes 1872 as a pivotal year with 37 states and 43 million people, Reconstruction era politics, Amnesty Act easing Confederate penalties, Grant’s election margin, Granger movement growth from railroad discrimination, Ward’s mail order enterprise, urban luxury, immigrant influx, and cheap transatlantic passage aiding settlement.
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United States
Molasses Crisps with Peppermint Icing for Valentine Day
A Valentine recipe for Molasses Crisps with peppermint icing. It details shaping letters L O V E and Cupid figures from dough, baking at 400 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes, and decorating with pink icing. Includes full ingredient lists for cookies and icing, plus serving ideas.
Susan Wiegand Installed as Worthy Advisor in Amherst
Susan Wiegand daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Wiegand of Amherst was installed as Worthy Advisor of Sandstone Assembly No 123 Order of The Rainbow for Girls Friday evening in Amherst's Masonic Temple. Barb Hart served as installing officer with Judy assisting.
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Susan Wiegand
Howard Wiegand
Amherst
Sandstone Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Barb Hart
Judy
Murray Ridge School to host goals of curriculum talk
Parents and Teachers of Retarded Children of Lorain County will hear Dr. James McGettigan of Temple University speak on Goals of Curriculum at Murray Ridge School at 7 30 p m. The event caps a focus on staff training and curricular direction.
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Lorain County
Murray Ridge School
James McGettigan
Graduate School
Temple University
Philadelphia
McGettigan
Murray Ridge
Walter J Houstons celebrate 50 years of marriage
Walter J Houston and wife mark a golden wedding anniversary observed Jan 22 at Eaton Elementary School cafe for family and friends. Married Jan 22, 1922 in Tennessee, they moved to Ohio in 1949. He retired in 1963 from Clyde Barter Greenhouse. They have 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Walter
Houston
Hawke Rd
Columbia Station
Eaton Elementary
North Eaton
Houstons
Tennessee
Ohio
Clyde Barter Greenhouse
Walter I. Houston Jr
Wesley Houston
James
Helen) Burgess
Arnold
Lou) Burgess
Thomas (Genese) Duke
Ted Houston
Grafton
Richard Houston
North Ridgeville
Hornack Engaged to Thomas W Pasadyn of Cleveland
Therese M Hornack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Emil E Hornack of Mayfield Village, announces her engagement to Thomas W Pasadyn of Cleveland, son of Mr. and Mrs Albert J Pasadyn of Wellington. She is a Beaumont Academy and John Carroll University graduate employed by the university. he is a Wellington High School and John Carroll University graduate employed by the Mayfield City school system. The wedding is planned for April 8 at St Francis Church Gates Mills.
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Emil E. Hornack
Aintree Park
Mayfield Village
Therese M
Thomas W. Pasadyn
Cleveland
Albert J. Pasadyn
North Main St
Wellington
Miss Hornack
Beaumont Academy
Shaker Heights
John Carroll University
University Heights
The
University
Wellington High School
Mayfield City School System
St. Francis Church
Gates Mills
Skin as first line of defense and common diseases
Skin forms the body's initial barrier against infections and excretes bacteria. It is prone to conditions like erysipelas, scabies, pediculosis, cold sores, ringworm, impetigo, and acne. seek a doctor for abnormal skin changes. Helpful tip urges ventilated shoes to prevent skin disease.
Nautical Fashion Sailors Through Sportswear Trends
Fashion notes celebrate nautical styles with middy shirts sailor pants and sweaters in prints. Accessories include scarves gob hats belts and shipshape jewelry in red white and blue. See you next week.
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Arthur B. Schowalter
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Sue
Wayne C. Wise, Jr
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Kenneth Malham
Donald Shoemaker
Allen Niemeyer
Kenneth Noster
Paul E. Lindh
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Horace Greeley
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Germany
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East Abbe RD
Cupid
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Duke University
Duke Law Journal
Denise Cherry
Cindy Haff
Charity
Connie Walters
Hope
Karen Williams
Sherry Nicol
Recorder
Christie Smith
Cindy Spangler
Lori Saladin
Paula Heller
Terrificol
Barb Grasse
Nature
Linda Karason
Lori Sterna
Fidelity
Sue Goodell
Sandy Hardy
Karen Walters
Confidential Observer
Laurie Smith
Outer Observer
Judy Logan
Cathy Henderson
Eleanor Mann
Patty Hall
Terry van Dyke
Liz Carlock
Peggy Mann
Penny Pooley
Candy Newell
Barb Dover
Sue Fulton
Lisa Blackwell
Lonette Krause
Pam Myers
Ralph Hart
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Chronicle-Telegran
Walter J. Houstons
Therese Hornack
T. W. Pasadyn
J.P. Diederich
ASONS
Ash
BY Jack McCurry
Abbe Rexall Pharmacy
N. N. Abbe Rd
Ambassador
Whitman's
Sears
Millie Perry
Sears Roebuck and CO
Midway Mall
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