Plans For World Day Prayer Observance Feb 25 At St Andrews
The Blythe Council of Church Women details World Day of Prayer events led by Mrs. Orville Jones and Mrs. Peter Smith. A children’s service at 4 p.m. at St Andrew’s Church will be led by Mrs. J. Martin Beuk with Sunday School teachers and community children invited. A second intercessory prayer service at 2 p.m. follows, under Church Women direction, with representatives from 50 countries and mission groups contributing prayers. A discussion group on “A Just and Our Peace” will meet March 4 at 12:20 p.m. at St Andrew’s Parish House led by Mrs. Orville Jones, part of Lorain County planning for a March 7 regional meeting.
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Oreville Denes
Cherlie
Kigeia Coucil
Aureen Kimeloun
Ur Lovsies
TWA
St. Anthew
Thureh
J. Martin Beuk
Lmicheun
St. Andrew's
Orville. Jones
Oberlin
St Andrew's Church Women
Blyth Council of Church Woman
Te Aantal
ML. Fell
Deane Burns
Mise Helen
Peter Smith
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Lorain County
Elyria
Art in Religion Talk Delights Elyria Club Members
The Elyria Woman's Club Education and Fine Arts Department hosted a regular meeting featuring a talk on art in religion. The speaker described religious themes in paintings and architecture, citing Notre Dame, Canterbury, and Westminster Abbey, with notes on Abbey Church foundations and a display of cathedrals in Europe. A formal repast followed, with a portrait of George Washington and framed American flags on display.
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Elyria Woman's Club
Dat
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Nate
Gimaus
Notre Dame
Paris
Canterbury
Wester
Rid
Avile
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Leo Meyer
Herbert Waalien
JG. Uppechairman
Mese John
Malpig
H. P Bent Bower
Mts. H. Biggs
Elyria and Nearby Officials Named in License List
A fragmented OCR item lists individuals Amos I Rock aged 47 from Elyria and Mary CL Cheyney with initials a Houte, plus Elyria resident Charles Winklerte aged 22 and Louise Mesca, with Navy noted among the details. The text appears as an incomplete license or registration record with multiple missing elements.
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Amos I
Rock
Elyria
True
Mary CL Cheyney
Houte
Charles Winklerte
Loenin
Navy
Louise Mesca
McCrorys announce birth and local notices from Elyria
Personal items report births to McCrory and Johnson families at Providence Hospital Mobile and Elyria Memorial Hospital. Nearby references cover hospital admissions, a double birth at Elyria Memorial, and social events of Elyria C O F Lodge and Rebekah circles with upcoming gatherings and dinners at the Temple and St Clair area.
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Lonilé
McCrory
U.S. SN
Elaine Johnson
Teichter
Naval Hospital
Sany Diego
California
Festerdax
Marela
Mec
Johnson
Ohig Street
Mes
Cecil
Ody
University of Missouri
Caliandra
Robert Beiter
Penny
Elyria Memorial Tat
Cleveland Street
Dauglers
Meo
Robert Bruce
Like Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
East Milnemnth Street
Elyria
Community groups host evening events and meetings
Local clubs and auxiliaries hold a busy calendar of activities tonight. American Legion Auxiliary, Girl Scout Leaders, Bethel Shrine Auxiliary, and Taughters of St. Andrew plan meetings at various venues. Sphinx Club and WE Club meet with hosts, while several circles prepare socials and readings.
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FUNK
American Legion Auxiliary
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary
Womans Club
Boy, mi
May
Markhart
Taughters
St. Andrew
Kvnegs
West Avenue
Carl Fesler
Brig Street
Y-Megs
Y. W
Catholic Study Club No. 6
Betty Smith
Cambridge’ Avenue
Joyce Heathcote
Seneca Sircut
Rebekah
Washington
Englés Auxilary
Sphinx Club
Margaret Heathcote
WE Club
Mrs. Olive Innes
Ewes Avenue
Potawatomie Peage
Nunes Barraco
Valentine party highlights honor Una Claire Zimmerman
Femmes Honor members gathered in the VY parlors for a Valentine party last evening. Guests included M Aanes Welch Olga Sonkely and others. Prizes were awarded to Vow Claire Aimemerman and Ma Anny Welch. A chip toast honored Una Claire Zimmerman who will be married this spring. Committee chairs and upcoming events are listed with plans for cabinet meetings and future parties through February and March.
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Y-Penimee
M Aanes Welch
Olga Sonkely
Jou Gnores
Vow Claire Aimemerman
Ma Anny Welch
Olga Sonuly
Princes Corkill
Una Claire Zimmerman
Lila
Mary Klyop
Rath Beatmont
Joyce Budachy Ristgs
Mary Resarl
Belly Weibling
TAP P
Jenn Gray
Hil Erber
Jani Caine
Frances Cork
Travel Talk and Student Music Event Highlight Evening
The Women's League hosted Robert Friers, the Vagabond Traveler, who shared Central American travel photos and adventures from age 12 onward. A host of committee members assisted, with gifts given to retiring Jean Mongomery and a WAVES trainee. Separate at Elyvia Musical Art Scene featured Dan Slevick narrating brass and string pieces performed by a student group with a violin contest to come.
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Women's League
Robert Friers
Wc.a
Rover Friers
Central America
Panama Canal
Alaska
University of Michigan
Mexico
South Amer
ACE
ESV
Weehay
United Nations
Rio Grande
Tto
Dts All Menos
Vienienan
Jean Styles
Connie Sores
Phyllis West
Gladys Anderson
Florine Worcester
Mildred Scott
Penrige Lewis
Marian Bridgett
Roberta Moseley
Margaret Gilbert
Betty Kalmeyer
Naomi Bavinhardt
Sun Shing
Jean Mongomery
Virginia Robison
Abe
Mildred Neuter
Elyvia Musical Art Seemly
1 Congregational Church
Dan Sievick
Glenn Uoidy
Norman Siegel
Don Buree¢ Brown
Dwain Diller
Ick
Meator
Stephen Foster
Holes
Slevick
Dan Slevick
Barstein
Piann Golus Ag
Lacy Valentine
Rush Bauer
Plyemien
Grant Schaefer
Missy van Wormers
Hach-Gauand
Glen Nead
Helier
Grace Schiltoy
Seherbert
Lows Kung
Mares
Aoaunge Gottfried
Winsler-Thompzon
Joan Hyman
Marjorie Reeser
Pituay Pris Day Corning
Gladys
Louie Kedapus
Maree Poschow
Family Fetes Air Corps Officer Franklin Calabrese
Second Lt. Frank Calabrese received his commission and wings at Douglas Army Air Base. A large home gathering on Murray Ridge Road honored him with 18 guests including his parents. The event featured a patriotic centerpiece, family movies, and a ceremony of officers for Lovain Auxiliary No. 18, with future plans for the next meeting in March.
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Frank Calabrese
Douglas Army Air Base
Douglas
Arizona
Murray Ridge Road
George DeFaalo
Easter Heights Boulevard
Antonia Calabrese
Mise Elizabeth Yoder
Reest
Hiinor
Calabrese
Services
Albert Calabrese
Navy
Iowa
Towey
S Diamanie Calabrega
Seymour Johnson Field
North Carolina
Lt. Calatrese Inty
Douglasserday
MM Literary Club Elects Officers After Luncheon
The annual meeting and election of officers for MM Literary Club followed a tureen luncheon at Mrs. Kathryn Unger's home on Denison Avenue. Nellie Gregory was named president with Doris Mourne as vice president Olga Sasse as secretary Effie Hill as treasurer Florence Splete as sunshine treasurer Mariela Smith as chaplain and Eleanor Swartz as proxy chairman. The program by Mrs. Splete reviewed Mr Lincoln's Wife by Colver. The next gathering on March 31 will be hosted by Mrs. Effie Hill at her home on Case Roe.
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Tee Denner
Lovain
Margaret Hobill
Mustaba
Toll Cat
Gertrude Jahiyeot
Mes Sailie Strahl
Elazie Lewig
Hambling
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Mary’ Fledler
Bertha Olmstead
Robil
Oimaiead
Marsnace Street
MM Literary Clu
Kythryn Unger
Denison Avenue
Nellie Gregory
Doris Mourne
Olga’ Sasse
Treneviter
Effie Hill
Sunshine Treasuiver
Florince Splete
Mariela Smith
Pruxcant
Eleanor Swartz
Review of Roughly Speaking at E Wamnatt class meeting
Mrs Benninghaff reviews Pres W E Benninghaff of Cleveland. The event for members of the E Wamnatt class meets Thursday at the club house. The review will start at 2 p m with attendee dinner.
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Mrs. Benninghaff
W. E. Benninghaff
Cleveland
Wall Review
Howise Randall Person
E Wamnatt
Republican Women Install Officers At February Meeting
The Republican Women’s Club opened with Mrs HC J Cumanlags as host. Miss Cora Phelps was installed president with Laura Thompson as 1st vice president and Ars. Join Kelopis as secretary. Speaker Ira L Porter of Oberlin spoke on postwar economics and bond sales. New members joined as the meeting closed with music and tea hosted by Miss Bassett.
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Elyria C. O. F. Indge
Hala
A.C. Milex
Ueder
Harald Bike
N.C. Gehr
Hy K. Shaw
William Johsson
Howard Belmke
Invain
Washington
St Clair Rebekal Lodge
Boll
Northwest Fincamament
Willy Thn Rebekahs’ Aid
Republican Women's Club
HC. jCumanlags
Lorain County
Miss Cora
Phelps
Lonal
Miss Phelps
Laura, Thompson
Ars
Kelopis
de W. Gregory
WM. H. Grega
Airs
J. Schucter
Mise Phelps
A.C. Schilleman
Herbert’ Young
Marion Bassett
Mesdames Cummings
Perry. Thompson
Josephine Fay
America
Miss Bassett
Class Is Entertained By Women’s Bible Class Event
The Women’s Bible class of the Second Congregational Church met at Mrs. Frank Page’s Lake Avenue home. Eighteen members attended as Mrs. Evigeng Chandler led devotions and Mrs. A. E. Kemp led prayer. The group discussed aiding the Youth Fellowship to decorate their chapel. Bingo and a spelling bee provided entertainment with prizes awarded to Mrs. Florence Gilman and Mrs. Page and a Washington’s Birthday theme used for refreshments.
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Frank Page
Lake Avenue
Florence Wright
Ed Smith
Evigeng Chandler
A. E. Kemp
Florence Gilman
Page
John ‘Crizerow
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