Desire For City Manager Plan Gains Impetus At Discussion
Seventy women voters urged Elyria adopt a city manager form at a League of Women Voters meeting held at 646 Washington Ave. A panel including Mrs. Stanley Orr, Mrs. Mitchell Knittle and Mrs. Frank Naegele led the discussion as Elyria’s city government was reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
League of Women Voters
Fred Keller
Washington Avenue
Stanley Orr
Mitchell Knittle
Frank Naegele
Orr
Knittle
Students Mothers And Faculty To Attend Guild Tea
Elira District Catholic High School students their mothers and faculty will attend a Mothers Guild tea Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m in the school auditorium. Mrs Walter McAllister presides. Mrs Ann Smith chairs arrangements. A style show by German with senior girls and guild members will entertain. School band two boys quartets and the girls ensemble will offer selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elira District Catholic Hist Senool
Mothers Guild
Walter McAllister
Ann Smith
Stranremerts
Sch
Germa
Gwid
Culture Club Hears Reviews of Two Books
Culture Club members yesterday honored Mrs. Don Hutchings with a baby shower before a program hosted at East Avenue home. The first book review by Mrs. H. C. Wilcox covered The Spirit of St Louis by Charles Lindbergh praising vision and determination. The second review on Dirty Hands Across the Sea by Eleanor and Leo Bayer was by Mrs. C Jenkins noting the title refers to two children accompanying their parents on a Europe trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
Don Hutchings
William Kirby
East Avenue
H. C. Wilcox
St. Louis
Charles Lindbergh
Chicago
Wilcox
Eleanor
Leo Bayer
C. Jenkins
Local Births and Honors Highlight Elyria News
Mrs. Andrew A Burkhard returns from Boston after leg surgery at New England Baptist Hospital. Denise Kennelly pledged to Pi Beta Phi at Denison University. Mary Lou Wagner elected secretary of Quill-Type at Bowling Green State University. Marianne Frank part of Ohio University Symphony Orchestra in sesquicentennial observance. Gene Mittler elected corresponding secretary of Phi Kappa Psi at Bowling Green. Births announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital for Schuster Wilson and Russell Schaubacher families. A silk cloth table cover with plastic and insulation enters scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew A. Burkhard
Ohio Street
Elyria
Boston
New England Baptist Hospital
Bentley Colcock
Lahey Clinic
Jane Kennelly
Ben M. Kennelly
Butternut Ridge Road
Pi Phi Eta
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Pi Beta Phi Sororinty
Miss Kennelly
Stephans College
Mary Lou Wagner
Claude F. Wagner
Ninth Street
Quill-Type
Bowling Green State University
Marianne Frank
la Grange Road
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Gene Mittler
Gene A. Mittler
West River Street
Phi Kappa Psi
Bowling
Green State University
Nation's Cornerstone Is Religious Concept, Speaker Tells YWCA Club
Cosmopolitan Club of the Y W C A met at the home of Mrs. Walter von Brock for a dessert and business meeting. The group planned donations to CARE Korea, the Red Cross, and Heart Fund, and heard Mrs. Lila S. Black discuss spring cleaning and the nation’s religious foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Walter von Brock
Harvard Avenue
Manly M. Windsor
G. W. Wagner
Gerard T. Dolan
Korea
American Red Cross
Jantz Swiger Wed In Indiana
Announcement of Miss Shirley Swiger and Richard Jantz marriage at St John Lutheran Church Kendalville Indiana last week. both graduates of Elyria High School class of 1952. Jantz employed at the Men's Shop. They will reside in Elyria with Mr and Mrs E H Jantz as parents and Patricia Swiger attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Swiger
S. G. Swiger
Richard Jantz
E. H. Jantz
Emerson Court
St. John Lutheran Church
Kendalville
Ind
Richard Wanger
Len
Patricia Swiger
Elyria High School
Jantz
St. John Lutheran ‘Church
Elyria
Local Club and Church Events Calendar
Ely Ammnes hosts penny air and camera club meeting at MCA Garford PTA square dance at Allen School 8 p.m. Congregational Mission Study Club dinner 6 p.m. United Presbyterian Berean class church dinner 6 p.m. First Methodist Adult Forum Valentine party 8 p.m. Avenue Club features Mrs Elwood Van Dyke 217 George Street Northwest Encampment 1.0.0.F. Hall Richard Allen Women's Relief Corps LO.0.F. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely-Ammnes
Penny Aire
MCA
Garford
PTA
Allen School
First Congregational Mission Study Club
United Presbyterian Berean
First Methodist Adult Forum
Elwood VaniDyke
George Street
F.hall
Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps
F. Hall
Lorain Rummage Sale Notices Licenses and Items
Licenses Juan Candelario-Oliveras 1724 Garden Avenue Lorain assembler and Maria Torres 1771 East 28th Street Lorain. Dacron fabrics resist shrinking bagging and stretching wear well and never need blocking after washing. Rummage sale Friday until sold clothing and miscellaneous 1724 Lake Avenue basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Candelario-Oliveras
Garden Avenue
Lorain
Maria Torres
East 28Th Street
Lake. Avenue
Realistic wall coverings go natural with bark and metal
New wallpaper designs push realism with bark like textures and wood chip inclusions. A bark pattern uses wood chips to imitate real bark while another style adds metallic gold particles. Cleanability worries arise as officials acknowledge gentle damp cloth care is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Lighting tricks brighten drab windows with hidden tubes
Do not overlook light as a decorative tool. A recessed fluorescent tube behind a valance brightens a dull window. Use bullet-like spotlights to highlight decorative areas and conceal upward lighting to dramatize plants.
Romance in Paris Hanky Code Revival Hotline
Paris girls revive old handkerchief code to signal romance. Colored hankies replace plain white, each color carrying a meaning from love to faith. Red signals ardor, blue for tenderness, green hope, yellow joy, white faith or shyness. Peeking hanky suggests luck in finding Prince Charming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Prince Charming
St Clair Rebekah Club appoints committee for year
Eighteen members and three guests attended the meeting at the president's home. Mrs Evelyn Pratt appointed Geraldine Sandrock Hilda Choate Alice Jones and Margaret Cotter to the ways and means committee. Notes of thanks from Gates Hospital and Erma Wheeler read. Geraldine Sandrock received a special award. Lunch aided by Lizzie Lewis Jenny Lent and Edna Woodcock. The group will meet March 11 with Hazel Markel. All Rebekahs are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Clair Rebekah
Evelyn Pratt
iPratt
Helen
Ways and Means
iGeraldine Sandrock
Hilda Choate
Alice Jones
Margaret Cotter
Gates Hospital
Erma Wheeler
Florence Gillman
Scards
Geraldine Sandrock
Mrs. Pratt
Lizzie Lewis
Jenny Lent
Edna Woodcock
Hazel Markel
Rebekahs
Close To Home Memory Game Breaks Quiet Anniversary
In a playful marital vignette, a husband bets his wife he will forget their eleventh anniversary. A calendar ring and a dinner card escalate the ruse as memory tricks, meals, and advice columns stack up. The wife tests his recall while he insists he did not forget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standreliss
Merrilee
Gigantic rummage sale at Stanford avenue rear door
Community rummage event offers household furnishings appliances clothing for men women and children all sizes. One day event on Saturday at 100 Stanford avenue rear door with access for shoppers and consignors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Avenue
Jewish History Outlined For Council Guests
Nicholas Bucur and Paul Manley of Cleveland gave a talk titled Keystones of Jewish History to nine council guests at St Mary Church. They spoke on Jewish contributions to civilization, with proceeds donated to CARE for Korea. The Catholic Study Club hosted, and March 10 features a panel discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Bucur
Paul ‘Manley
Cleveland
Elyria
St Mary Church
Care For
Korea
Anthony Horak
Catholic Study Club i No. 2
David Horan
Pink and Green Shower Honors Elyria Nurses Group
The Elyria Branch Bureau of Private Duty Nurses District No 4 OSNA hosted a pink and green shower Wednesday evening for member Mrs Don Hutchings. Hosts were Mrs Rosemary Geierman and Mrs Fred Welber at 130 Stanford Ave. Seventeen attended including Isa Adams Betty Anderson Fil Baird Theresa Baldauf Gwen Blair and others. prizes awarded to Frabotta Kershaw McCoy Hutchings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bureau of
District No. 4
O.S.N.A
Don Hutchings
Rosemary Geierman
Fred Welber
Stanford Avenue
Frabotta
Jean Kershaw
Eileen McCoy
Hutchings
Isa Adams
Betty Anderson
Fil Baird
Theresa Baldauf
Gwen Blair
Frances Coleman
Mae Eaton
Louise Frabella
Elsie Smith
Ella Vinson
Adelia Wisneski
Ettabelle Reid
OMS Prayer Circle begins thirteenth year at Underhill home
The OMS Prayer Circle marked its thirteenth year last evening at Mrs. Clara Underhill’s 411 Second Street with Bertha Moore playing piano selections. Devotions from Streams in the Desert and Joshua 3:13 were led, a Columbus poem challenged the year, and offerings were taken for Lowell Williamson, missionary in Formosa. A social hour followed the Lord’s Prayer recitation. The group will meet again February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.M.S. Prayer
Clara Underhill
Second Street
Bertha Moore
Dance tonight at Allen School by Garford T A
Public invited to a dance tonight at Allen School at 8 p m presented by Rythm Aires. Garford T A is listed as organizer or arranger with a community event tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moderning Square
Aires
Allen School
Garford
T. A
WSCS to Host Mother Daughter Banquet February 16
The Women's Society of Christ sponsors a mother daughter banquet on February 16. A humorous talk titled Mother Needs A Change will be presented. Several musical numbers are planned for the program. No board meeting will be held that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christ
Two O Clock Club Donates To CARE For Korea
Nineteen members and two guests met at the Y residence for a Valentine themed afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Leona Cooley Mrs. Daisy Benson and Mrs. Beatrice Curtis. A $10 food package was approved for CARE for Korea with $5 to the March of Dimes and $5 for a meditation room at Holly Hall. Next meeting set for March 11 at 1 p.m. at the Y residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Cooley
Daisy Benson
Beatrice Curtis
Theresa Swiger
Emma Nyarges
Virginia Shea
Care For Korea Project
Holly Hall
Red Cross Center
Keno
Hospital Discharges Names and Addresses Listed
A list of discharged patients and their home addresses appears, naming Miss Betty Rand 243 Second Street and many others including Mrs Earl Perry 122 Bath Street, George Carrell RD2, Mrs Richard Bias and daughter 405 Oberlin Road, Mrs Wilbert Goodrich and son Graf ton, Mrs Raymond Wozniak and daughter 209 Ninth Street, Miss Nellie Frances Bellevue, Mrs Roman Fokszansky and daughter LaGrange, Mrs M T McNeal and daughter 523 Elm Street, Dominic Stellato 1217 East Avenue, Mary Gleason 400 Kenyon Avenue, Linda Gentry 233 Washington Avenue, Mrs Emma Sigsworth 11314 Park Avenue, Kenneth Isenberg 513 Eastern Heights Boulevard and Mrs Raymond Alwin and son 202 Furnace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Rand
Second Street
Earl Perry
Bath Street
George Carrell
Richard Bias
Oberlin Road
Wilbert Goodrich
Grafton
Raymond Wozniak
Ninth Street
Nellie Frances
Bellevue
Roman Fokszansky
LaGrange
M. T. McNeal
Elm Street
Dominic Stellato
East Avenue
Mary Gleason
Kenyon Avenue
Linda Gentry
Washington Avenue
Emma Sigsworth
Park Avenue
Kenneth Isenberg
Eastern Heights
Raymond AL Win and Son
Furnace Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guild
Crile Party
Crile Veterans Hospital
Gerald Wagner
C. Graham Craig
Red Cross Canteen Corps
Elyria Jaycee- Ettes
William P. Camp
Robert O'Donnell
Jaycee-Ettes
Gordon Leach
Robert Muhlhauser
C. Sheldon Rieley
Spencer Erwin
Robert Buel
Robert Wilson
Gulf Road
Harold Kunkle
Theron Loose
Virginia Hazzard
James Dall
John Edwards
Harris Nichols
John Gilkey
League
W. W. Wehman
Munro Grant
James Boggs
James Bryden
George Calvert
Sidney Davis
Worth Fauver
Carl Finegan
M .S. Finlay
N. M. Fitch
W Foster
Ebert Fowler
Allan Fritzche
Robert Gaehr
F. Gary
Robert Gibson
J. E. Glass
Ben Golecen
H. Holyson
David Hyman
Ellie Hyman
Harry Hyman
J. S. Hyman
W. Jenne
Frank Johnson
J. B. Johnson
Russ Johnson
Dexter Kimball Jr
Fred Peiter
Frank Payne
A. T. Sibley
Stella Jones
Edward Hart
Elyrians
Harold Guthman
March IL
Arthur Robishaw
Overbrook Road
Gulf If Arms
W. E. Ryan
Lorain County
Ralph Schuster
Rd2
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clyde Wilson
West Third Street
Russell Schaubacher
Bell Avenue
Claude Bronson
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria” Memorial Hospital
Burton Oblemacher
Lila S. Black
Avon Lake
J Formerivy
Wooster College
Western Reserve University
Indiana
Newspapfe
Thelma Finlay
Paris Girls
Fitzhush
Asty
WY Iwez Cooke
Gio
Waoete
Inez Cooke
Field Enterprees
OMS Prayer Circle
WSCS
Capitol
Esther Williams
Technicolor
Quo Vadis
Rivoli
Alex Nical
Champ
Conteiner
Universal
Burke Furniture
Cleveland St. Ph
Mabel
Smith &T
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