Miss Johnson Engaged To Elyria Man
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Ay Jobson of Annis Road South Amherst reports the engagement of their daughter Lucille Janes McDaniel to Crave McDaniel son of Mr and Mrs Garvin Garvin Avenue WT Garvin Ave Elyria. Lucille attended South Amherst High and works at Elyria Lace Company. Crave studied Cumberland Homestead School in Crossville Tennessee, served 12 months with the 24th Infantry Division in Japan and Korea, and now works for RB W Beckett Corporation. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Jobson
Annis Rd
South Amherst
Lucille Janes McDaniel
Crave McDaniel
Garvin Ave
Johnson
South
Amherst High
Lyria Lace Company
Assembly of God
Daniel
Cumberland Homestead
Crossville
Tenn
24Th Infantry
Japan
Korea
RB. W. Beckett Corporation
Women's Activities News Notes
Thelma Finlay edits brief items on local women’s groups meetings and events. Notices highlight club gatherings, charitable drives, book clubs, and social mixers with names of organizers and venues where possible.
YWCA Directors Honor Mrs Clyde McDowell Dinner Speaker
YWCA directors honored Mrs Clyde McDowell for her leadership with a gift at last evening's meeting in Holly Hall. The board approved appointments to committees, welcomed new members, and discussed the upcoming Pink Elephant Sale and a lecture series on Great Literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Clyde McDowell
Bord
Ted Prindie
Beh Sy Rugnt
Holly Sea
Ralphi
United States
Holly Hall
Micrabend
Urs
Raymond
Jed
Robeert Buol
Carl Prentice
Arthur Waters
Anna Catherine Hess
Clarence Steller
John Tunmes
Irs
K. N. Roeseman
Fred Lohnes
Willis Chandler
Jane Davies
Harry Given
Ted Prinkle
M. G Kearney
Edward Taylor
Arthur B. Comstock
May Andrews
Ashland College
King Pauver
Washington Ave
Au Pley
Senior Auxiliary Members Meet at Hospital for Sewing
Senior Hospital Members of the Auxiliary to yi Memorial Hospital gathered at the facility for sewing yesterday. The 26 women present completed 236 articles and routine committee reports were heard during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iyi Memorial Hospital
New Arrivals at Elyria Memorial Hospital
January 10 brings a daughter for Mr and Mrs Walter McClish of 1024 West Ave and a son for Mr and Mrs Robert Start in LaGrange. Discharges include Oliver Bowman of 229 Carnell Ave, Aliss Sally Bow s of 308 Park Ave, Mrs Gerald Bruce and daughter at 302 Bilsine St, Mrs John Davis and daughter in Lorain, and several others across Elyria and Wellington with listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McClish
West Ave
Rober
LaGrange
Oliver Bowman
Carnell Ave
Aliss Sally Bows
Park Ave
Gerald Bruce
Bilsine St
John Davis
Lorain
Frank Fowler
Shelia Gout
Blase St
William Innes and Son
Bell Ct
Joe Leimimeer
Wellington
Frank Pilaressk
Middie Ave
John Weller
Niplli St
Rey Wiseman
West 16Th St
Bruce Wiser
Grektom
Steven Vonds
Licenses Recipients Include Several Lorain Addresses
A list of licenses and names appears with addresses in Lorain and nearby towns. Notable entries include William Fullgike RD of Wakeman and U. S. Arms, Mars Yost at 1016 Center S Crafton, Jesus Rodmeurr at 435 Broadway Lorain, Helen Cherester at 3683 Dayton Ave Lo rain, and Thomas Trop at 1837 Garden Ave Lorain. The document names multiple individuals and unclear roles such as body assembler and display maid with scattered spellings and likely OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fullgike
Wakeman
U. S. Arms
Mars
Yost
Center S
Crafton
Jesus Rodmeurr
Broadway
Lorain
Helen Cherester
Dayton Ave
Lo’ Rain
Thomas “Trop
Garden Ave
St Elyria
Wade McQuate Ishland
Ith Grapher
Joyee Stewart
Courtland
Wwe
YWCA Guys and Gals Club Plans Two Month Activity Schedule
The YWCA Guys and Gals Club announces a two month program featuring Arip to the Ice Follies in Cleveland, a splash party, square dances and an old fashioned pancake and maple syrup supper. The club is open to all employed young adults and has over 100 active members, with growth noted by membership chairman Sylvia Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arip
Cleveland
Sylvia Taylor
Secrets of Charm To Find Grooming Secrets
A piece on grooming and charm by John Robert Powers notes glamorous women improve looks through routines. It highlights a YWCA nomination for Mrs. Fauver of Elyria and outlines a January schedule of social events at YWCA Holly Hall with music, dancing, and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert Powers
Powers
YAR To Elect Delegates For Centennial Congress Event
Elyria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets Friday at 2 15 PM at the Elyria Woman's Club to elect three local delegates to the state meeting in Toledo March 14 16 and one to the national session in Washington DC April 1822. A review of The Miracle of the Hills by Dr. Mary Sloop is planned with Mrs Will Thomas presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Daughters of the American Revoluion
Northeast
Ohio
Will Thomas
Mary Sloop
Crossnore
DAR
Sloop
Designers Use Pockets Dots In Spring Line
New York 1955 fashion notes spotlight Miss Paris and Adele Simpson in pocket emphasis. Paris showcases shirtwaist and envelope pockets, long torso dresses, and polka dot prints with crisp white collars. Simpson presents three lines including a bright resort dress, bold silks, and dotted accents on black and navy ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss Paris
Paris
Aga
Semdios
Ben Weket
Batiste
Simpson
Wass Sempaan
Spring millinery by Sally Vietor brings bold trims
New York fashion notes forecast bigger hair and brighter trimming for spring hats by milliner Sally Vietor. She previews black and white, blue, and pink-to-red tones, with pieces inspired by Dutch painting Romeo and Juliet and kitchen chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
So Say
Sally Vietor
Kitchen
Rem
Sally Vicar
New Dial Light by Lantrol Aims to Ease Lamps
A Bristol Conn firm introduces Tuxtrol, a variable autotransformer lighting control called Lantrol. It claims to convert a wall lamp into candlelike mood lighting with a simple dial. Handles up to 860 watts, likened in use to a standard switch, and a $20 control gains Underwriters Laboratories approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jntorws
Superior Electric Company
Bristol
Conn
How To Make Your Own Dust Cloth At Camp Gordon
A fragmented news item describes a dust cloth project at Camp Gordon with members of a starlets group and Mrs Walter Warmer supervising a demonstration. The report mentions a dessert course for 17 participants, a talk by Mrs Clara N Leopard, and the idea of using two tablespoons of lemon to push furniture polish into a jar. It references various names, locations, and a planned meeting on February 14 at the home of Mrs William Weston, with delegates from Augusta and Portland. The tone mirrors a local society note with scattered details about activities and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Society
Saad
Gordon
Walter Waremer
General A.sity
Nebraska
Maine
Kenneth Olmstead
Ayres
Charleston
Augusta
Helen Krugman
Lemon of
al &P
William Weston
Duehig
Henry Perling
New England
Clyde Haynes
Eric Westbrook
Auckland Art Gallery
Artcrafters Re schedule Classes To Begin Thursday
The winter series at Holly Hall sponsored by the Artcrafters of the YWCA starts Thursday with watercolor painting led by Peter Paul Dubaniewicz of Cleveland for 16 students over six weeks at 10 dollars. Leather crafts run 7 to 9 30 pm at 37 50 for six lessons with Mrs Donald Hosler guiding animal hide work. Ceramic glazing by Edris Eckhardt features two classes Friday from 7 to 9 80 pm and 4 10 6 pm with greenware and bisque to glaze during finishing process at Holly Hall. Registration via YWCA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hall
YWCA
Peter Paul Dubaniewicz
Cleveland
Donald Hosler
Edris Eckhardt
1955 Consumer Outlook Says Dollar Gains Buying Power
The 1955 outlook predicts housewives will get more for each dollar as groceries offer bargains with records in food supplies. Pork butter and certain fruits may drop in price while fresh vegetables and potatoes rise slightly. Overall buying power increases about two cents, with consumer spending possibly up three percent. Financing a home may ease due to liberal credit, with lower down payments and extended mortgages under new housing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Division P
Yfyrs
Robert Crawford
Congregational Church
Alother
Edison Ct
Edna Albright
Avon Couple Announces Engagement of Smiths
The engagement of Miss Carol Ann Smith to Taylor John Smith was announced during the holidays by her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Sr Smith of Centennial Ave. Taylor Smith is a Harvard junior from Cambridge MA. Carol Smith is an Avon High School graduate and a secretary at the Illuminating Company in Cleveland. No wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Smith College
Deerfield Academy
AVON
Carol Ann Smith
Taylor John Smith
Carl Sr. Smith
Centennial Ave
Smith
Evelyn Smith
Detroit Rd
Cambridge
Mass
Miss Smith
Avon High School
the Illuminating Company
Cleveland
Families Toast Bridal Couple After Wedding
Thirty four members of the Ben Smink and George Matelsky families attended a Saturday evening reception at 911 East Ave following the wedding of Ladine Agnes Matelsky and Richard Smink. The bride wore her great grandmother’s gold ring on a wrist chain. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matelsky and Mrs. Olive Bauscher. The couple will reside in an upstairs apartment at 911 East Ave after their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Smink
George Matelsky
East Ave
Ladine Agnes Matelsky
Richard Smink
Purdue Ave
Adolph Rienke
Frank Matelsky
Berea
Olive Bauscher
Sheffield
Local Society Notes From Elyria Region
Mr. and Mrs. Bond from 268 Brandtson Ave returned from Columbus after attending the Ohio Auctioneers Association meeting at the Deshler Hilton. Mrs. Ann Welsh and Miss Marecella Welsh of Welsh Curtain and Rug Shop came home Saturday from Chicago for the carpet and drapery show at the Merchandise Mart. Mrs. Walter Miller of 520 Oberlin Rd is convalescing in Room 610 Hamann Pavilion at Cleveland City Hospital, formerly in Tooney Pavilion. Dawn Ruig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Roig of 1393 East Ave, was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital for pneumonia. Mrs Art Rising of 401 Second St underwent surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday and is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond. Stander
Brandtson Ave
Columbus
Ohio Auctioneers Association
Deshler- Hilton Hotel
Ann Welsh
Marecella Welsh
Welsh Curtain and
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Walter
Rea Claire) Miller
Oberlin Rd
Cleveland City Hospital
Hamann Pavilion
Tooney Pavilion
Dawn Ruig
Claude Roig
East Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Art Rising
Second St
Grandmother At 34 Still Goes To School
Mrs Beulah Reid, 34, attends Fulton Junior College while managing housework. She and her husband Norman, a psychiatric technician, are grandparents to 14 month old Pamela Kay Yokoe, daughter of Margie Yekee. Reid hails from Little Rock Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Junior College
Beulah Reid
Pie Pan Seeks Equal Slices In New Hardware Trend
Hardware stores shift from round pie pans to a rectangular seven cut design. The new pan aims to guarantee seven equal portions, ending debates over fair division of pie.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Thelma Finlay
Elyria Memorial
Better Jewelry
Middle Avenue
King Fauver
National
VW Committee
Ywca Holly Hall
WEOL
Ben Greenhaw
Pat Mason
Greenhaw
Jim Mc|Afee
Bob Chiemacher
Bea Ritter
Oberlin Inn
Bob Shlemacher
Ed Hat
Isiou
YAR
Elegates, Dear Review
ER. H. Faulkner
Harry Howell
George Lamberton
Milton Wilcox
E. A. Hoffman
Roy E. Hultz
F. C. Ruth
Olga Curtis
Women's
Artcrafters
Queen Elizabeth I
Princess Anne
Marcus Adams
Albert
Ruth Sooty
Furman
Salvation Army
Nise House
Katherine How
Marcella Buswell
Edna
Carol Smith
Tr. Smith
Carol Ann Smite
O'Neil
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