Churchwomen At Work Worship And Study
A compilation of church group activities from St Paul Circle No 3 and other faith circles. Meetings include devotions led by Mrs Margaret Hobill at Mrs Walter Greber s home with guests Mrs Joe Rodgers and Mrs Karl Roesemann. Sets dates for Guild Night World Day of Prayer and Lenten services. Abs William E Griffith appointed secretary. Subsequent notices detail Pilgrim Congregational Church kitchen duties for February 24 and Women s Association hosting March 4, plus Family Night February 20. Also reports on Catholic Study Club No 7 folding bandages for Cancer Clinic and Mission Bible Class dinner, plus Division F Lake Avenue Congregational Church meeting and World Day of Prayer historical notes. Saint John Lutheran Guild plans luncheon and bazaar. Magyar Evangelical circle notes Lent start March 3 and communion March 7. sausages and noodles fundraisers planned. Hostesses listed for next meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul Circle
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walter Greber
Clark Street
Margaret Hobill
Joe Rodgers
Guild
Caroline Mission
St. Louis
Karl Roesemann
Educational
St. Andrew Church
Abs
William E. Griffith
Qrele No. 1
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Women’s Associaton
Woodrow Reeser
Joseph Hanson
Caleb Westlake
Lyle Prindle
Cancer Center
Aaron Downs
Frances Troutman
Prindle
Charles Smith
Fred Bauer
Catholic Study Club No
Catholic Study No
St. Theresa of the Little Flower
Leonard Reichlin
Cleveland Street
Fred Schilke
George Ross
West Avenue
ST. John Guild
Walter Krone
SS ‘John Lutheran Guild
Albert Eschke
Andrew Eschke
Norman ‘Sparr
Joseph Denes
Harvard Avenue
Circle No. 2
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
L. G. Novak
Joseph Beregszaszi
John Palgyi
Victor Papp
Novak
Denes
Alex Horvath
Seneca Street
Calendar Round Table Club and Area Club Updates
Calendar of meetings and events lists Mr and Mrs Harold Zealley at 901 Park Avenue U S Air Force Mothers Club at 7 30 p m Jaycee Elles Crile party Great Books Discussion at First Congregational Church St Andrew Charlotte Eady Guild Parish house 8 p m St Francis Xavier Mission Circle No 17 Mrs L H Heller 1931 West River Road Catholic Study Club No 8 Mrs S C Rothgery West Avenue St Jude Altar and Rosary Society Elyria High School PTA Valentine card St Jude chapter First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society dinner 6 p m program 7 30 p m First Congregational Cora May Walton Club dinner 6 30 p m El Rey Caldr on cast practice Eagles Hall 7 30 p m Dames of Malta 10 C F Hall 7 30 p m Marshall Chapter R A H Stated meeting Mk M degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table
Harold Zealley
Park Avenue
U.S. Air Force Mothers Club
Naval Reserve
Naval Training Center
Lorain
First Congregational Church
Jaycee Elles
Castle-on-the-Lake
Jolly Stitchers
Klenz
Telegraph Road
Garford Pta
Jefferson
St. Andrew
St. Jude
Catholic Study Club Council
First Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Cora May i Walton Club
el Rey Caldron
Eagles Hall
Dames of Malta
C.F
Understanding the teen years a parent’s guide
Dorothy W Baruch discusses the tween years and the adolescent mindset. Parents face moodiness withdrawal and secrecy while recognizing their role in guiding growth. The article emphasizes empathy, patience, and the need to balance guidance with support as children forge identity beyond childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy W. Baruch
Sisters Entertain For Miss Campagna
A surprise shower was given for Miss Annette Campagna at Mrs. August Piazza’s Gulf road home. Hostesses were Mesdames Dominic Piazza, August Piazza, Marian Marsiglia, Joseph Keller, Larry Camm, Hugo Coletti and John Hayes. Miss Campagna and Lawrence Jezewski plan to marry February 27 at St Jude Church. Prizes went to Mesdames Leonard Piazza, Charles Piazza Jr., Irving Lauer, Roy Weaver, Lena Cioletti, Jack Penson and Miss Frances Campagna and Miss Jean Sarrino. Thirty-five guests from Port Clinton, Avon, Avon Lake, Cleveland and Elyria attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Campagna
August Piazza
Gulf Road
Dominic Piazza
Marian Marsiglia
Joseph Keller
Larry Camm
Hugo Coletti
John Hayes
Campagna
Lawrence Jezewski
St Jude Church
Leonard Piazza
Charles Piazza Jr
Irving Lauer
Roy Weaver
Lena Cioletti
Jack Penson
Frances Campagna
Jean Sarrino
Port Clinton
Avon
Avon Lake
Cleveland
Elyria
Points for
Edith Thomas Wallace writes about Jean and Ann and the social dynamics of doll play. A mother describes Jean’s real-looking dolls as a substitute for playmates and considers bringing Ann over to join in. The piece contrasts Doris’s obedient role with the value of real children for learning give and take through interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Ann
Doris
Sorority Chapter Holds Meeting and Plans Rush Events
Epsilon Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Peg Neal's Hayes Avenue home. They discussed the rush party and a model meeting for pledges with dates to be announced. Nominating committee members were Miss Geraldine Miller Mrs. C. H. Neffenger and Mrs. John Nagy. The pledge test was given to Miss Lynn Snyder and others. A program by Mrs. William Herd and Mrs. Harold Youngless followed, and bandages for the Cancer Society were rolled. Mrs. John Richards will host on Oberlin Road February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
Peg Neal
Hayes Avenue
Geraldine Miller
C. H. Neffenger
John Nagy
Iesse Cerlan
Lynn Snyder
Neal
Quick Candle Holders From Everyday Objects
An ashtray or flat objects like plates vases and glasses can become candle holders. Use plasticine or modeling clay to support the candle and create a stable base.
Personal notices from Elyria area include returns and arrivals
Dr Ralph P Ruth of Schenectady NY returns home after weekend with his parents F C Ruth and family. Capt C Louise Allebach arrives in San Francisco from Japan and heads to Fort Campbell KY for next assignment. Dr and Mrs W Stanley Smith and Mr and Mrs A D Strong attend National Association of Methodist Hospitals convention in Chicago. Miss Harriett Fobes pledged to Phi Mu at Baldwin Wallace College Berea. Mrs Byron Gallagher of Toledo visiting Elyria area. Birth notices: Nancy Esther born Jan 27 to Esther Hamula Weber and Michael Weber. Arch Stevenson, 216 Stanford Ave, Elyria Memorial Hospital, has daughter born yesterday. Charlie Smith of LaGrange has daughter born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Ruth
Schenecttady
N. Y
F. C. Ruth
Fourth Street
Ruth
Kaple Capital Laboratories
Igeneral Electric Companies
Schenectady
Virginia Simpson
Patricia Elien
Ar Sheridan Village
C. Louise Allebach
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
San Francisco
W. Stanley Smith
Elyria Methodist Home
A. D. Strong
Columbia Avenue
Chicago
National Association of Methodist Hospitals and Homes
Dr. Smith
Woman's
Harriett Fobes
Ralph Fobes
Ninth Street
Delta Iora
Phi Mu
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Miss Fobes
John P. Weber
Esther Hamula
Herberta Avenue
Redone Beach
Calif
Nancy Esther
Ambrose Hamula
Elyria
Michael Weber
Lorain
Arch Stevenson
Esterday
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stevensons
Stanford Avenue
Krauts furter roll ups celebrate National Kraut Week
February marks a birthday month for famous Americans and the sixth anniversary of National Kraut and Frankfurter week. The recipe mixes sauerkraut with onions and brown sugar, fills split frankfurters, wraps in biscuit dough, and bakes hot for a savory snack after winter sports.
Reed Couple Announce Birth at Elyria Memorial
Mr and Mrs Henry Reed of 613 West River Street announce the birth of a son yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Henry Wilson of RDI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
RDI
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henry Reed
West River Street
Never Overlook Child's Big Days
Raleigh NC parents should not rush so they miss holidays and birthdays. Coranne Justice, Raleigh Family Relations specialist, urges awareness of children's big days and the joy they bring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh. N.C
Coranne Justice
Raleigh
Family celebrate birthdays with cake gifts and plans
A discussion on how celebrations foster happy feelings in children notes birthdays include cake parties or small gifts. Miss Justice suggests letting youngsters plan some decorations to build fond memories that last a lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Justice
Population Rise in Columbus Reaches 408655
Columbus officials estimate the capital of Ohio now has a population of 408655, reflecting growth trends in the city. The figure signals continued expansion in the metropolitan area and informs planning for services, housing, and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Columbus
Ohio
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Spruce Street
Edna Reising
Doris Slack
Grafton Methodist Church
Beatrice Vinson
Ruth Rodfong
Philippine Islands
Even Shreve
Kathryn Howard
Alva Donnelly
Gladys Fritz
Bigelow
FOX Furniture
Elyria, Ohio
Lady Fair
Resar Florist
East River Street
Usparrreab Hlye
Hiroshima
Miss Campagna
Edith Thomas Wallace
Merthe
Birkline’s Specialty Shop
Byron Gallagher
Toledo
Corbett Southam
Chestnut Street
Gallager
Hiyria
Valentines
BYTEX
Broad St
Parr
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