Moose Women Plan Lenten Cantata Drive and Fashion Show
Richard Valentine will direct the cantata After the Passion of Christ staged during a Moose Women brunch at Elyria homes. A fashion show featuring wedding gowns and bridal lingerie will be shown. attendees must register at the door. The program includes music by Elyria Musical Art Society and Mrs. Meng announces no social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Valentine
Ely
Eastern Heights
Elyria
Women of the Moose
Sev
Margaret
Elyria Musical Art Society
nUon
M. Curd
Mooseheart
Ethel Court
Bertha Dignan
Alberta Calkins
Yolin Gandy
Lorraine Wonder
Griswald Rd
Rose Lubitsky
Ida Wuhas
Memorial Hospital Notes Show Feb. 26 27 Births and Discharges
Lyria Memorial Hospital reports births including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dar rial Lively from Grafton. a son to Mr and Mrs Sam Siman of South Amherst. a son to Mr and Mrs Scipio Grant on West 18th Street. multiple other births listed across Lorain area. Discharges include Charles Baldauf and others. listings cover addresses in Elyria, Vermilion, Wellington, Oberlin, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrial Lively
Grafton
Sam Siman
South Amherst
Scipio Grant
West 18Th St
Ward
Foters
Hawthorne St
Henry Linsky
Gulf Ra
Charles Baldauf
Fairfayr Ave
Manton Bowser
West 16Th St
Johnny Burch
Calendar of events in Elyria and Lorain County clubs
A dense schedule lists Elyria AAU events with speaker Holly tla, evening meetings at various venues, and dozen plus clubs and societies in Lorain County. Notable items include West Ave speakers, PTA meetings, Moose and Rainbow chapters, and church group gatherings across Elyria with times ranging from 6 to 9 pm, plus laundry list of church and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Holly Tla
Robert Watts
Big Jhia Weamen’s Club, Inc
Lorain
Kia Club
la Grange Veltall
Merry Wives of
Church
Honree Ross
West Ave
King Solomon Longe
VFW
Lovama County Council of
Elyria Post
Clai Rooms
Pan
Women of the Moose
College of Regents
David
J. Nyse
Order of DeMolax
Jaycee Hall
Knights of Columbus
Council
Lorain County Historical Society
Tooms
Washington Ave
Tanerraw
Wislesan Service Guilds
John Cedar
Bon Air Ave
Tuvria Methodist
Lome
Civic
Elyria Woman's Club
Tno
Bart Taylor
Women’s League
Holly Hell
Pam
Gaby
Holly Tall
Woman's Clap. Inc
Elth House
Donn Trautmans Start Chicago Life After Honeymoon
After a eastern honeymoon Mr and Mrs Donn Neil Trautman will live in Chicago Iowa area following a Saturday ceremony at Church of the Saviour Cleveland Heights. Bride Barbara Lou Gamble wore white satin with cathedral train and lace mantilla veil. Attendants wore green velveteen. 275 guests attended a reception at the bride’s relatives home. The groom is an Ohio State graduate and Northwest University graduate student and works as an accountant with Peoples Gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donn Neil Trautman
Chicago
Church of the Saviour
Cleveland Heights
Howard J. Brown
Barbara Lou Gamble
Lloyd Gamble
North
Mr. Gamble
Trautman
Philip Trautman
Landsdowne Ave
Cincinnati
David J. Gambie
Miss Gambie
Harold Jaeger
Artington
Jack Tykal
Rochester
N. Y
Judy Frantmen
Sam Smith
Lushers
John Betscher
Cincinnat
Jack Toth
Chegrin Fails
Douglas Horlick
Wick- Vile
Joseph Morgan
Westminster Rd
Nace Berdanier
Buller
Oberlin High School
Ohio State University
Deer Park High School
Aigtha Kappa Lamhda
Northwester University
Peoples Gas Company
Teen Age Appetite Outpaces Adults at Chicago Expo
The International Livestock Exposition in Chicago highlighted that teens aged 13 to 19 require more nutrition than their parents. Nutritionists advised girls to eat about 30 percent more protein vitamins and calcium through meat and dairy to strengthen bones and muscles, while boys need even more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bogarts Honored At Surprise Housewarming Party
Dolores Anne and Harry Bogart were feted with a surprise party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lysaght and Mr. and Mrs. William Engelland at their Garford Avenue home. The couple, married February 18 at St Mary Church rectory, will move into a Brentwood Lake Village home soon. Prizes went to several couples. buffet included a white cake and tall tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Anne
Harry
Bogart
St. Mary Churety
Joseph McFarland
Richard Lysaght
William Engelland
Lysaght
Garford Ave
Bogarts
Brentwood Lake Village
Robert O'Donnell
Paul Hovey
Andrew Hutchinson
John Edwards
Robert Gibson
Charles Carson
Robert Vonachen
June Steele Weds Hartzel L White In Church Ceremony
June Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Stamp became the bride of Hartzel Leon White son of Mr and Mrs H White at the First Congregational Church in Sheffield Lake Saturday at five o clock The service was read by Rev F E Eastman The bride wore a white satin ballerina length dress with white orchids and carnations in a wedding bouquet A reception followed for 75 at 11043 Woodview Rd Parma They will reside at 671 Hollywood Ave until a new home is ready after a honeymoon trip to West Virginia The couple attended Brookside schools where White played basketball Also note: Movies postponed for children in Longfellow Room Elyria Library Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Steele
A. W. Stampfli
Tennyson Ave
Sheffield Lake
Hartzel Leon White
H. White
Hollywood Ave
First Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
Robert Sheldon
Melvin Obermiller
Woodview Rd
Parma
West Virginia
White
Dinner marks birthday of Women's Relief Corps
A dinner meeting observed the birthday anniversary of the Richard Allen Women's Relief Corp No 108 auxiliary to GAR at Oddfellows Hall Friday evening. Osea Higgie led the event. Bertha Boothroyd arranged decorations featuring small trees and cherries with place cards inscribed 2894 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andres Episcopal Church
St Andrew Eyiscopal
Catholic Studs Club
Mes. J. J
Chestnut St
Ely Rey Grotto
Ely Rey Grotta Hall
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
C.F
Eagies
Eagles Hall
Parley
Amercae Lerion Post
Horace Jones
JSC
Cleveland St
Townsend Club
Central Lahey Hall
Oberlin Lodge
Knights of Pyth
American Legion
Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corp
GAR
Oddfellows Hall
Osea Higgie
Bertha Boothroyd
Daughters of St Andrew Honor Birthdays and Plan June Convention
The Daughters of St Andrew held a meeting at 833 West Ave with Bertha Hum honoring members on their birthdays and hosting Anne Rohner. They approved a Heart Fund donation, discussed the June National Convention, and noted a regional luncheon on April 27. A pink tea for Iwo Jima veterans was held, with devotionals and readings including The Sacred Flame and Faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osea Higgie
Bertha Boothroyd
Mary Miller
Heart Fund
West Ave
Iwo Jima
Harolds
Fifth Marie
Lottie ‘ Childs
A. C. Jones
Marsh
Mar
Archie Penfound
Mary Gatley
George Miraben
Lorain Marriage Licenses Reported Here
Marriage licenses issued include Charies Hunger of 1609 West Erie Avenue Lorain and Margaret Curtis of 2718 West 18th Street Lorain. Edward Newcomer a Ashland truck driver and Wanda Farner of 331 Brandtson Avenue IST. ANN S Circle members met at the home of Mrs Ed Noonan for St. Ann s Circle of St. Vincent de Paul Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies Hunger
West Erie Ave
Lorain
Margaret Curtis
West
18Th St
Edward Newcomer
Ashland
Wanda Farner
Brandtson Ave
Ist. Ann’s
St. Ann’s
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Ed Noonan
Ed Downs
Pac Rise Plate
West River
Worcester
Ross Batzdorfer Ri
Harold Surman
Initiation Ceremony Draws 150 for Cleveland Circle Event
About 150 members and guests attended Saturday’s Protected Home Circle No. 630 meeting in Oddfellows Hall. The Cleveland Married Couples degree team initiated a large class. Harry Goodman, a Cleveland magician, performed. National president Joseph Spencer and Mrs Spencer, field director Hal Dorsey and Mrs Dorsey spoke. A plaque of merit was awarded to the Elyria group for the fourth month running. Attendees included National guide Ed Allen and Mrs Allen, state managers Jerry Brown and Mrs Brown, and deputy Paul W Knapp and Mrs Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle No
Oddfellows Hall
Cleveland
Harry Good- Man
Helen Smith
Joseph Spencer
Spencer
Hal Dorsey
Dorsey
Protected Home Circle
Sharon
Elyria Group
Ed Allen
Allen
Jerry Brown
Brown
Paul W. Knapp
Knapp
Elyssia
TV Set Built-in Look
TV set gains a built in look without installation expense. Geraldine Service of Motorola designs a wall effect using stock furniture units around the TV with a desk chest and bookshelves. The setup fits a small room, storing items and creating a stylish, portable wall for about $100 excluding the TV. Card party, North Elgris Grange, Feb 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verginis Hachan
Chicago
Geraldine Service
Motorola, Inc
North Elgris Grange
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Ohio
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Arnold Arboretum
Harvard University
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Mr. Valentine
Capital University
O Rtale University
Ins Wile
Marvine
Cambridge Ave
David Tl. Willis
2 Tahoe
Lyria
Kew
Clarence Newton
Columbia Station
Bruce Leitenberzer
Ficoll Ave
Day Laskin
Loren
William Bagi
Sugar Rider Rd
PRIS
Via
Feed Balser
Vik Middle
Charles E. Basnett
West Third St
William Beck
Orval Carr
Sumner St
Richard Flanagan
Pardue
Norbert Gallez
Robert. Grills
Harry Howell
16Th St
Frank Lang
New London
James Kopis
Franklin St
Lee Mills
Carlisle Ave
Charles Nelson
Venus Reed
Bon Air
Susan Roth
West River Rd
Kenneth Savir
LVN
Fred Gotzo
Eighth St
Holly Hall
1St Congregational Church
Mierling
Johnson
Nurses Home
Pottowatomie Club
Evelyn McCaim
Hawthorne St. Edison
Garford
Fan
Watlay
Franklin
Tates
Soar
Lake Avenue
Congressional Women's Associaton
Elva Democratic Women's Club
Metropolitan Club
Gerald Frank
LaGrange
Joseph Beanett
Poplar St
Bunes Club
Ketty
Tait Ave
Guys and Gals Meimbershin
Allen P.T.A
Hamilton
P.T.A
P.m
Washington Avenue
Daughters of
Acuta
Lou Bonzo
Blaine St
Richard Baird
Park Ave
First Baptist Women’s Mission
Hebron Honge
James Russell
Order of ‘Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Oberlin
Knights of Pythias Hall
Ryter
Rome
Elyria Arts Company
Telegraph
the Donn Trautmans
H. C. Bogarts
Hartzel L. White
Longfellow Room
Elyria Library
Thelma Finley
Women’s Relief Corps
Women of Churches
PEPSI
Fairmont
Choice
Delmonte Sockeye
A. M
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