National YWCA Executive Calls for Leadership in Reconstruction
Miss Lilies Barnes of the foreign department told Elyria YWCA members that leadership is needed to rebuild war-torn countries. She described an average young woman in occupied lands and the hardships she faced, urging support for the Round-the-World Reconstruction fund drive with a $1,200 Elyria quota. Capacity crowds attended the afternoon and evening sessions as organizers outlined plans and noted collaboration with local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noapra
Lilies Barnes
Ie Forign
YW Con
Shige
Shi
Peg Ie
Barros
Y. W. Coa
Speater
Miss Barneswgich
Miss Barnes
W.C. A
Wardow
Y.W.C.A
Elyria Y. W
Miss McCracken
Archie Penfound
Yw.w.c.a
Edith Powers
Employed Young Women’s League Inveunedd
C. B. Allen
Western Reserve University
Engagement Of Ethel Benko Revealed To Friends
The engagement of Miss Ethel Benko to Richard Wiegand was announced at Miss Benko’s home with a cake bearing their names and white tapers. The couple, both from Lorain area families, plan no wedding date yet and were praised by friends during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Benko
Richard Wiegand
Benko
Andrew Ah Benks
Reid Avenue
Wiegand
Olivia Wiegand
Bell‘ Aseune
Elyria
Florence Brand
Misa Connie Mazzone
Lorain
Lorain High School
Sunrain
American Red Cross
Truly Trinity Church
Flyria High School
Fisher Brothers
St. Agnes Church
Local Notices and Social News Milestones
Mr and Mrs G A L Ray of Kenvey revenue retired from Clyde after the death of Ray's mother. Their daughter Netta and son Giles attended their grandmother’s funeral. Ralph B Miller at Stop 19 Lak e Avenue returned from Florida to Cleveland Clinic. Mrs Ednah Rieth of Flynn and Granger attends a post graduate course in Chicago. Mrs George Martin received word of the death of her brother in Pawnee City Nebraska. Mrs W D Heese returned to Elyria after visiting Tampa. Richard Ives, son of Horace Ives, underwent an appendectomy and is recovering well. Leonard Terry and family left for Gary Indiana after Clayton Terry Relden wedding anniversary. Mrs ALL Hall admitted to Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Mr and Mrs Dobry Autonezals welcomed a daughter February 24 at Myria Memorial Hospital. Annie Thomas hosted Literary Club with Harold Rorick reviewing New Orleans Woman by Harnett Kane. Myra Clark biography centers on New Orleans fortune and land claims. Refreshments featured white flowers. Sarah Tomte was guest. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Henry Inger-Soll with review by Mrs Peer Nielsen. War relief group discussed buying gifts for veterans in hospitals. Prizes awarded to Mrs Maude McLaughlin and Mrs Nova Coe. March meeting at Mrs G Apal’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. AL. Ray
Ken Vey Revenue
Clyde
Mr. Ray
Netta
Giles
Meg
Ralph B. Miler
Lalke Avenue
Florida
Miller
Cleveland Clinic
Ednah Rieth
Flynn
Granger
Cyfeaga
Mys
Dobry Autonezals
Valley View
Yvia Memorial Hospital
Annie Thomas
Third Street
Harold Rorick
New Orleans
Myra Clark
Supreme Court
Rovick
Sarah Thomte
Quest
Henry Inger- Soll
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Peer
Andrew Boytar
Aniva
Joseph Danciska
Donna May
Joseph Kerzik
Jane Toth
Margaret Toth
John Toth
Golden Wedding Reception Attended By 115 Guests
Approximately 115 guests attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Terry of 123 Garvin Avenue. The Elyria Woman's Club hosted from 2 to 5 pm with seven decorated bouquets, a wedding gown line, and a cake centerpiece flanked by yellow tapers. Guests hailed from Lorain, Rocky River, Avon Lake, Elyria and beyond. two tables of pinochle and a planned supper precede the cake cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Terry
Garvin Avenue
Elytia Woman's Club
Terry
Delabra
Jolly 16
Leonard Adams
Indiana
Harold Terry
Jeanette Thorp
Terry's
Eva Thompson
Lorain
Edith Barker
Flyrna
Terres
Warsner
Mt. Vernon
Bernhart
East Cleveland
Emory Holt
Sylvania
Ohio
Rocky River
West Cake
Avon Lake
Elyria
Elyria Church Women Begin Lenten Meetings
Elyria Council of Church Women opens a five week Lenten series at Magyar Evangelical and Reformed church with the theme How Churches In Our Town Serve World Needs. Rev. Robert B. Frey will discuss how the national Evangelical and Reformed program meets world needs. Mrs. Peter Smith leads as general chairman, with host churches rotating each week and attendance open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Church Women
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed
Our Town
Elyria
Robert B. Frey
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Valley City
Peter Smith
Obscure License Listings From Oberlin and Amherst
A readable fragment lists multiple individuals with ages, occupations, and addresses including Theodore Princehoyn a salesman of Oberlin and Louise Zavodsky of 33, Louiseville, steam fitter George Schlaughenhaupt of Oberlin and John Grosz of 130 Woodford Avenue, Amherst residents John Riddle 28 and Dorothy Tucker 25 both of Amherst, plus John Moore 23 of 117 Pine Street, Flyrna and Caroline Davis 19 of 21 Chestnut Street. Also mentioned are Mitchell Knute 32 RD 1 Fly- Via purchasing agent Jane Dudley 28 428 Hastern Heights Boulevard Theodore Malinovsky 25 RD 2 Jerrin Naheal Tube Co and Janey Verio cks 21 RD 1 Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Princehoyn
Oberlin
Louise Zavodsky
George Schlaughenhaupt
Louisville
John Grosz
Woodford Avenue
John Riddle
Amherst
Dorothy Tucker
John Moore
Pine Street
Flyrna
U.S. Army
Caroline Davis
Chestnut Street
Mitchell Knute
Toledo Mission Worker To Speak At St Andrew's
The Rev. Gordon Jones director of City Mission work Toledo will speak at St Andrew's Episcopal church tomorrow evening at 3. His topic The Social Responsibility of the Church. It opens a five part series with guest speakers on vital living. Open to the public in the church vault. A discussion follows. On Thursday at 10:30 a. m. there will be Holy Communion in the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Jones
Toledo
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Velock
Jones
Wndercroft
Special K. T. Conclave to Confer Mata at Elyria Temple
A special conclave of Elyria Commandery K. T. will be held Thursday at 7 80 p m in the Masonic Temple to confer the Order of Mata. Circle No 2 of St Pauls Episcopal Church meets at the church at 2 p m with Mrs Louis Cherenkas hostess on Wednesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
K. T
Masonic Temple
Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Evangeleai Church
Louis
Cherenka
Hospital Discharges List Local Residents
Discharge notices include Mrs. Michael Aquilein and baby girl of 323 Cambridge Avenue, Mrs. Jess Ivester of 348 West Sixth Street, Mrs. Seldon Armbruster of Delaware, Mrs. Lester Rosenthal of R. D. 2, Mrs. Jack Tomasheska of 304 Seventh Street, and Mrs. Russell Kopp of 135 West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Aquilein
Cambridge Avenue
Jess Ivester
West Sixth Street
Seldon Armbruster
Delaware
Lester Rosenthal
R. D
Jack Tomasheska
Seventh Street
Russell Kopp
West River Street
Pavilion of Women book review dominates local club night
A large audience at the Woman's Club Social Progress Department heard Mrs. Wm. Benningholf review Pearl S. Buck's Pavilion of Women. The tale centers on Mme Wu and her plan for independence while maintaining family peace, with details of household life and schooling, and a March 24 play announcement for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Buck
Social Progress Department
Woman's Club
Wm. Benningholf
Pearl 5
Buck
China
Mine Wu
Mme, Wu
D. J. Gallen
Mesd
Schmittgen
A, R, Knapp
J. C
Pen- Mperthy
Lemon
8Ojew Progress Department
Mary K. Miller
Former Ridgeville Girl Weds In Somerset Pa
The wedding of Gertrude A. Neilan and Stanley T. Titcomb took place Saturday morning at St. Peter's Catholic church in Somerset, Pa. The bride, formerly of North Ridgeville, wore aqua gabardine with brown accessories. the groom’s best man was Edward Brathan of Englewood. The ceremony was performed by Father Joachim of the Carmelite Monastery, followed by luncheon at Coffee Springs Farm and a trip to New York City. The bride is a Seton Hill College alumna and Red Cross wartime worker. the groom is a Marine veteran and former General Baking Co. executive in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
A.neilen
Stanley T. Titcomb
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Somerset
North Ridgeville
James H. Neilan
Iman
Edward Brathan
Englewood
Joachim
New Baltimore
Coffee Springs Farm
New York City
Tilcomb
Ridgeville High School
Seton Hill College
Greensburg
Western Reservey University Graduate School
University of Alabama
Red Cross Club
Kwajalei
Marshalls
States
Black Beauty Coal Company
Neilan
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National Y.W.C. A
Anna Rocher
Stantes Rocher
Sturday
Hansor
Bath
Bonoréen
Harry Remis
Bunca
John
Hemel
Richard Rocher
Pherssay O
Adrian
Middle Avenue
The
Monse
Frank Sittinger
Lincoln Court
Mira Lottie Hart
Maude MecLaughlin
Nova Coe
MccLaughlin
G. Apal
Kenwood Street
Designs
Effa Brown
Tureen Simper
Riquettes
T Hireen Suoner
Alex Heggie
Fourteenth Street
Myre Harry Yearley
Betty Reynolds
Helen Kusinski
Kenyon Avenue
Elyria Church
Frank
Harmon Lodge
F. C
Nick Klassen
Harrison Street
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Elyria Navy Mothers Club
Gp Wineses
Ww. C
Cascadettes
Roy Griffiths
Belleford Avenue
Lea Club Hax
Geralda Bandagski
Mother's Auxiliary
U. Pli
Bible School
Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Sigma Gammas
Musical Art Society
Clarence Beazell
Are
Elipha Gur Shon
Paneernnn
Merthe
National
Ridgeville
Somerset, Pa
Elyria Assembly No. 13
Order of Rainbow Girls
Big Dine Spink
Harriet Darlene Miller
Batty
Libley Mackin
Vurflnia Strand
Katherine Tine
Nancy Wiesmand
Shirley Pixley
Jo Ane Lamoreaux
Mary Jensen
Blaine McIntire
Annie Scott
Ruth VI
Gail Hadaway
Joyce Lang
Jean Snoble
Pat Ames
Anastasia Peppas
Doris Wurster
Dorothy Olsen
Betty Reger
Marilyn Calkins
theNew Castle
Pennsylvania
Elks Hall
Mothers' Club
George Detker
Oxford Avenue
Ruth McKenzie
Margaret Melvin
iClair
Maroh
Engineers
J. Frank Nejlan
Washington Irving High School
Tarrytown
N.Y
University of Maine
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Marine Corps
Pacific
General Baking Company
Carpenter
Beauty Salon and Accessory Shop
Broad Street
Phillip
Angela DI Luciano
Kaynee
Merthe’s
National Brends
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