Donna Keyser to Wed Captain Luther W Lyles
Donna Jeanette Keyser daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth C Keyser of 1383 Clarx street will marry Captain Luther W Lyles on February 13 in a ceremony followed by a reception at Holly Hall. The notice lists guests and preliminary details from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Keyser
Luther W. Lyles
Donna Jeanette Keyser
Nenneth C. Keyser
Clarx Street
Tre Pey
James H. Siard
Tony
Holly Hal
GAR Auxiliary Installs Staff at noon meeting
The GAR Auxiliary installed a new staff for the coming year including officers Ezra Costes president and Osea Higgie senior vice president. New appointments include Mary Miller sunshine chairman Lotte Marsh executive chairman Corinne Boyd Claire Wendell Grace Heidrich Lottie Marsh and Harriet Childs as musicians. A luncheon was held, gifts exchanged, and the corps set to meet January 22. A birth announcement notes a son born to Mr and Mrs John of 38s Roosevelt Avenue at Elyria Memorial Hospital and other infant news from Amherst and Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alter
Dave Cloon
Zelma Raven
Maude Jackson
Corinne Boyd
Claire Wendell
Grace Heidrich
Lottie Marsh
Musican
Harriet Childs
Mary Miller
Sunshine
Lote Marsh
Osea Higgie
Nellie Jones
Della Kreps
Relief Committee
Sunshine Committee
Jennie Collins
Collins
Martha Hosler
Dora Pardoe
Sivia Memorial
John
Roosevelt Avenue
Homer Joe
Cleveland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Richard Myron
Richard Starr
Gladys Avenue
Amherst Hospital
Howard Terry
LaGrange
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Ams Wec
AL No. Club
Eugene Perensky
Concore Avenue
Abs
Rorman Jalowiec
Perensky
Russell Page
Paul Fritz
John Snar
Edward Murawix
Page
Lorain Road
Local clubs plan socials and elect officers in January meetings
Members across several groups held January gatherings at Lorain Street homes, electing officers and revealing secret sisters. Prizes were awarded in card and bingo games, with special prizes to Evelyn McCain and Sue Metera. The Double Four Club and Mer Wives of Forty announced future events, including a husbands’ party and a January 27 meeting, while plans for birthdays and a February 13 social were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts Club
Eleanor Gerhard
Lorain
Jean de Senus
Eleanor Gerhardt
Marion Kresmer
Gerhardt
Evelyn McCain
Banco
Grace Marsho
Sue Metera
Jean DeSantis
Sue Jietera
Natalie Cavacecci
Darreen Hennes
Chestnut Street
Mary Gradisek
Isabelle Krkvatrick
Mirs
Bette Livelsberger
Augusta Higgins
Hawthorne Street
Maran Tayior
Donna Lecox
Maman Tasoreo
Dhelma
Jsaowiec
Betio
Urindas
Hame
Lenore Votman
Pasadra Avenue
Dorothy Spracue
Thema Jalowe
Lenore Warman
Licensing Notices from Lorain and Surrounding Areas
Readable fragments list individuals and addresses tied to licenses and professions in Lorain area. Names include Dacy Glenn Smith, Benny McGirus, George Coon, Dora Able, Eugene Hramer, and Trerese Freankovian with street addresses such as 2.8 West In street, 295 Toledo avenue, Chestnut Ridge Road, Woodford Avenue, and West avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacy Glenn Smith
Lorain
Benny McGirus
Toledo Avenue
George Coon
Chestnut Ridge Road
Wee Surgeon
Dora Able
Woodford Avenue
Eugene Hramer
Side Ridge Road
Ariversi
Trerese Freankovian
West Avenue
Around The Town Notes From West River Social Circle
Ms Gevo died recently and the group met on Thursday at West River. Elmer Secrocy and Mary Solet hosted gatherings at 173 Exe Street. Several members earned nice scores in games including 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taursda
Gevo
West River
Elmer
YWCA Special Event Book Review Planned
Mrs Stovd Buethel will review Tee Lady of Arington by Harnett Lars for newrers of the YWCA Tusda at one o'clock. The biography traces Mary her love and marriage, with a favored review from Scraaky. The event includes a baby-sitting service and a friendly tea, with the Frin-Enes club handling serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stovd Buethel
Arington
Harnett Lars
Newrers
Wvwca Tusda
Mary
Omerriage
Scraaky
Sree
Grama @ star
YWCA
Personal notes on local residents return from Florida
Mr and Mrs Alex Eschke and their son Alan of Murray Ridge and Mrs Ruth Warris of Oberlin returned yesterday from a three weeks stay at Del Rey Beach Florida Mrs Ed Brown of Detroit road Sheffield Valece underwent operative treatment at Elvira Memorial Hospital yesterday and is reported in satisfactory condition with visitors possible
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Eschke
Alan
Murray Ridge
Eschke
Ruth Warris
Oberlin
del Rey Beach
Fla
Ed Brown
Detroit Road
Sheffield Valece
Elvira Memorial Hosiptal
Tidiness topic at Junior Catholic Daughters meeting
The Junior Catholic Daughters of America Troop No 1 at St Mary School held a meeting last week focusing on tidiness and cleanliness. Refreshments were served to finish the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Mary School
DAR Meeting Highlights Library and Bricker Amendment Debate
The Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution held a January session at the Elyre Woman's Club with John Pebenack discussing Our Library. Officers and delegates planned travel to Continental Congress in April and Canton in March, while members backed the Bricker Amendment and sent a petition to Ohio's senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Amencar Revolution
Elyre Woman's Club
John Pebenack
Elyria Publlic Library
Fred C. Ruth
America
Harry Howett
National Defense
Lews L. Bourcus
Bricter
Bricker
Bourguin
Bruser
T”St
Churchwomen At Work And Study In Mission Focus
Mission study club of First Congregational Church heard a film strip on missionary work among Puerto Ricans and Mexicans, with commentary read by Edna Moore. Mrs. Theodore Weidner reviewed John BR Scottward's book Within These Borders. Forty three members and two guests attended a six o'clock supper, with devotions by Mrs. Frederick and a closing benediction. Division A of Lake Avenue Congregational Church held a Thursday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. George Halliday with devotions by Mrs. Clevenger and Altmiller and a sewing session planned for January 12 at Mrs. Jesse Perkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiety Club
Aliss Janet Singz
Over
George Dancisco
Doris Schaefer
Ass Stagg
U S
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Mary King
Edna Moore
United States
Theodore Weidner
John BR. Scottward
Alice G. Smith
Lucy Freese
Lois Bell
Floss Klopfenstein
Alice Taylor
Elizabeth Freese
Charlotte Brooks
Vivian Hackett
Ednan Moore
H. C. Frederick
Lake Avenue
Erma Donnelly
Spruce Street
Halliday
P. m City
PTA
W. O. McClean
Eastern Heights Boulevard
P. m
Dorothy Crawford
Edison Court
John Whitney
Michael Teal
Cleveland Street
Lucile Stoner
Woodlard Avenue
King Solomon Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
David J. Nve
Order of DeMolay
JayCee Hall
Elyria Assembly
Rainbow
C.F
Eight Circles Hear Review Of Book Of Jeremiah
Mrs Jack Bran reviewed the first 31 chapters of Jeremiah at a joint meeting of First Methodist Church day circles No 1 through 8. The gathering planned for January and February due to weather, with a sandwich luncheon and circle hostesses. Remaining chapters to be studied at February meeting, WSCS luncheon January 19 and Elvira Council event January 27 at the church. Circle reports and roll taken. Circle 6 reported 18 members present and February 4 as next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bran
First Methodist Church
W. G. Walker
F. A. Eaton
Vern Unger
Hospital Discharges List Heavily Features Street Names
Hospital discharges include Raymond Pratt at 277 Lodi Street and Mrs Myrtle Decker at 358 Denison Avenue. Also listed are Mrs Marvis Moore 307 Pasadena Avenue, Mrs Harold Youngins and daughter 242 Bellefield Avenue, David Thompson, Grafton Paul Jordan, Avon Mrs Edwin Hemminger and daughter, 111 Monroe Street Gibson Moore, 245 East Thirteenth Street Mrs Mark Forquer and son, R D 2 Thomas Innes 440 West Tenth Street, Mrs Christine Maddock R D 1, Mrs Gertrude Starkey 2092 Grafton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pratt
Lodi Street
Myrtle Decker
Denison Avenue
Marvis Moore
Pasadena Avenue
Harold Youngins
Bellefield Avenue
David Thompson
Grafton
Paul Jordan
Avon
Edwin Hemminger
Monroe Street
Gibson Moore
East Thirteenth Street
Mark Forquer
R. D
Thomas Innes
West Tenth Street
Christine Maddock
Gertrude Starkey
Grafton Road
New Era Of Informality Reverses Homemaking Traditions
A wartime shift in home life notes women embracing functional furniture and modern appliances. The piece contrasts prewar clutter with postwar designs like convertible desks, tub to crib gadgets, and automatic controls that save time. It traces changing views on cooking, laundry, and storage and hints at ongoing social change. Next Saturday asks if this is the real revolution.
Elyria Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Calendar items list meetings across Elyria groups including the Social Progress Department Elyria Woman's Club and Lorain County Historical Society with speakers H Chester Inches and Viekn York, plus YWCA board at Holly Hall and various civic, religious, and fraternal gatherings scheduled in the evening and afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Progress Department
Elyria
Lounge furniture of 1954 Chicago market shows lounging emphasis
OLGA CURTIS describes midwinter Chicago home furnishings show featuring slinky satin pajamas and plush over stuffed sofas with chaise ends. New pieces prioritize lounging over upright seating with low long sofas, silklike fabrics, and relaxed cushions. Sectionals and large hassocks encourage stretching out, reflecting a smoldering Theda Bara style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elvira Club Speaker Will Be Rear Admiral Decker
The Elvira Woman’s Club announces a January 13 program by Rear Admiral Benton W. Decker retired U S Navy. He will speak on What I Saw and Learned in the Far East and share views on stopping Russia and keeping Japan friendly after serving as Yokosuka base commander and reporting from Korea’s Panmunjon during recent operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Woman's Club
She
Benton W. Decker
Far East
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
Formosa
Russia
Admiral Decker
Yokosuka
General MacArthur
Merritt and Broome Exchange Vows At Open Door Church
Carol Merritt and William Broome wed Wednesday morning in a ceremony at the Church of the Open Door parsonage officiated by Rev. Ralph Neishbour. The bride, formerly Carol Merritt, is from Fostoria and employed by Western Union. the groom, a U.S. Air Force dischargee, is from Wellington-LaGrange line. The couple reside with friends at 629 Princeton Avenue. Also noted is a Gates School Paper Sale with contact info for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Avenue
William Broome
Ralph Neishbour
Carol Merrit
Dorothy Merritt
Fostoria
Fostoria High School
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Sealy Gunnsem
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Tresaus
Mar. Barnes
Gs Stess
Janus
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Acams Street
Thursdev Everirs
Cleo Brear
West River Street
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Whissrown
Estece
Bunco
Arlene Beesloff
Betty Jetarsa
Louise Griffith
Griffith
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Tom
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Davy “Crazylegs
Royal Afdcan Rifles
Glen Ford
Honduras
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Invalid Car Service
Y.W
Gasbarri
Rome
Jr. Catholic Daughters
DAR
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Arthur Pfaff
Louis Heidrick
Cloyd Gull
Elizabeth Hunt
Canton
Earl C. Taylor
Harry Fowsxes
James Lamberton
Beberack
Geeror
Cincinnati
Rao Silaties
Onser
Scheide
Mary Martin Sloop
Crossnore
Crossnore North Carolina
D.A P
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Edward H. Faullmer
Cloyd Gell
C .Martin
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Lucienne Nicod
Paris
Christian Dior
International Wool Secretariat
Dior
Lucky
Glada Foreman
Circle No. 6
Reed
Michael Graystone
Foue
Phyllis Rosentelle
Mama
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Knights of Columbus
Council Hall
C.A
Olga Curtis
J.P Diderich Sms Salen Ces Aed Oat
Middle Ave
Elyria CO
Woman’s Club
International News Service
Freedom Village
Panmunjon
Admiral Benton Decker
Carol Merritt
Gates School
Hay
Spinet
Charper
E. Lake Rd
Sheffield Lake
Gulf Rd
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