Origin of Namen discussed at Lorain luncheon
Norma Conaway reports Prof Howard Robinson’s talk on the origin and drift of surnames at the Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers luncheon. He traced 13th century roots, patronymic forms, and Norman usage such as Fitz son, noting shifting name forms and societal moves shaping last names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Conaway
Yoom
Howard Robinson
Women's Auxiliary
Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers
McGarvey
Miss Man
Bachelor
Robinson
Roger de Derby
de Cambridge
Peterson
Peter
Johnson
John
Erickson
Eric
Fitz
Job
Karen Kappuch
Jemina
Keziah
Tabitha
Dorcas
Dinah
Deborah
White
Cooper
Rovinson
Society of Prevention of Cruelty
California
Hogg
Ima
Ura
Oberlin College
Land Tarlier
Ohio State ‘University
Miami University
England
Oberlin dean to speak at PTA dinner
Mary M. Dolliver dean of women at Oberlin College will keynote the 38th Founders Day dinner of the Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Associations. The event Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the Masonic Temple features her talk The Education of the Heart and notes her Red Cross service abroad including six overseas years and leadership roles in clubs and operations for air forces in Europe and Capri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Dolliver
Oberlin College
Elytia Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Lyceum
Mareni Oo
Fey
Stout Institute
Wisc
Yeomannty
A. §. Stee
Ohio Associations of Women's Dears
American Association of Universit Women
Eas Heights School
Cecil Donovan
Avaiinst
Wascom
Noble Grands Set Meetings and Practice
An IOOF Hall gathering reports include 531 Clair Rebekah Lodge 27 meeting Wednesday night, Past Noble Grands at 7:30 pm with Ethel Wilford of Clark Street, a bulletin meeting Tuesday, and a Hess led Ways and Means committee. Drill practice prepares for the Ohio Rebekah Assembly on April 29. Hazel Markell and Dorothy Phillips will assist Lorain Canton and Amilia ry planning a reception for the state president May 26. Thelma Cunningham celebrated a birthday. Anna Koepke, Dorothy Koepke, Mary Lou Kriss and Anna Nell hosted. Next meeting is March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Noble
Ethel Wilford
Clark St
IOOF
Ways and Means Committee
Tues- Hess
Ddiehalles
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Hazel Markell
Dorothy Phillips
Lorain Canton
Amiliary
Thelma Cunningham
Anna Koepke
Dorothy Koepke
Mary Lou Kriss
Anna Nell
Ioof Wall Coottelte Club
YEW Post Ra Hwa
Card Party at Vermilion Shrine Club House
Calendar note for March 2 at 7:30 to 11 p.m. at Vermilion on the Lake Club House Sponsored by Lot Owners Association with refreshments. Tickets are $1 at the door. Call Vermilion WO 74478 for details.
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Vermilion-on-the-Lake Club House
Vermilion
Lamb Leg Steaks with Apricot Glaze Recipe
A lamb leg steak dish braises in a covered pan with onion and garlic, finished with an apricot glaze. The sauce mixes brown sugar cornstarch crystallized ginger and lemon peel, simmered until thick, then served with apricot halves over a savory bed of buttered rice and herbs.
Voyage to Santa Fe reviewed by Mrs. Benninghoff
Aileen Benninghoff reviews Janice Holt Giles s Voyage to Santa Fe at an Elyria Woman s Club event. The tale follows Judith Lowell through frontier life in Oklahoma and Mexican territories, including romance with Johnny Fowler, conflicts with The Blade, Native American ties, and eventual reconciliation with an Osage wife story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Aileen Benninghoff
Janice Holt Giles
Elyria Woman's Club
Monteith Hall
Judith Lowell
Connecticut
Chapman
Benninghoff
Oklahoma Territory
Judith
Johnny Fowler
Heward
Johnny
Arkansas River
Chief Wolf
Parley Wade
Benningholf
Jotany
Bullet Trice
Johnny Judith
Bullet
Little Beaver
Sanguel
Lorain Dental Auxiliary Style Show At Elyria Club
Lorain County Dental Auxiliary held its annual luncheon style show and guest day at Elyria Country Club. Migrims presented the show with commentator Mrs. Walter Gorske. Models included numerous Elyria Lorain Avon Lake Amherst North Ridgeville residents and hostesses were Mrs. R J Herbeiser chairman Mrs Paul Sfinilla and Mrs Donald Hyatt. Background music by Mrs. William Gauman of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Dental Auxiliary
R. W. Johnson
Tom Elliott
J. A. Hartsel
Robert Perry
Elyria Country Club
Migrims
Walter Gorske
Tom Eliott
Elyria
Sal Fligner
George Kallas
James Veach
Donald Young
al Miraldi
Lorain
Dear Abby column letters reveal private grief and bound memories
A collection of Dear Abby inquiries discusses mishandled keepsakes from deceased loved ones, a teen’s obsession with a girl at school, and a son helping his widowed mother decorate her rental unit. Abby admonishes preserving secrets, discarding mementos, and respecting living relatives’ needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dofar Abby
Abby
Church Women at Work in Midtown Circle Meeting
The Rev. George Short of Second Methodist spoke at Midtown Circle of First Congregational Church noting brotherhood and race relations among local churches need real understanding tolerance and forgiveness. Mrs J W Yarborough discussed Understanding and Race Relations with a discussion to follow. Next meeting set for March 20 in church parlors. The piece also briefly defines the architectural concept of flow in housing highlighting how adjacent rooms appear larger through related design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Short
Second Methodist Church
First Congregational Church
P. C Gilman
Wayne Moyer
E. H. Faulkner
Ralph Belden
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Oberlin
PTA
Townsend
Ford
Underhill
Wood
Greenwood
Smith
Miller
Carpenter
Hooper
Wagner
Fletcher
Sawyer
Mason
Schraeder
Abbott
Marshall
King
Pope
Prior
Bishop
Page
Monk
Long
Little
Petty
Florence
Italy
Naples
Florence Nightingale
Ezekiel
Achitiphel
Anholiah
Ichabod
Methuselah Kneebone
Ethan Allen Warly American Furniture
Lorain County
Y. N. Molas & Sons Furniture Lorate
Olds Cw
Pas Bethel Shrine
Masonic Temple
Kitchen
Coppen
Rice 'N Cheeser
Parley
Mrs. Senninghoff
Dear Abby
Prist
Cavalier China CO
Colorado Ave
Loram
Rte
Kansas
Church Women At Work
Midtown
Pan-Berta Beauty Salon
Cleveland
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