Barbara Kehler to Become Valentine Bride of Homer Schwartz
Miss Barbara Kehler of 107 Floral Court will wed Homer Schwartz of 1124 Eighth Street Lorain on February 14 in an open church ceremony at 3:30 PM with Rev. James H. Siward officiating. Maid of honor Delores Hendrixson, bridesmaids Jacqueline Valericus and Harriet Kehler. Best man Robert Schwartz with ushers James Kehler and Dennis Fannin. Barbara, a 1952 Elyria High and 19:9 Lorain High graduate, belongs to First Methodist Church. Homer, a former Army Transportation Corps member, now works for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Kehler
Homer Schwartz
James H. Siward
Holly Hall
Sarah Weikel
Floral Court
Mr. Schwartz
Frank Schwartz
Eighth Street
Lorain
Delores Hendrixson
Miss Kehler
Jacqueline Valericus
Harriet Kehler
Robert Schwartz
James Kehler
Dennis Fannin
Kehler
Army Transportation Corps
France
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Women Voters' Board launches finance drive in Elyria
The Women Voters' Board discussed finance drive plans after Mrs. Robert Parrett resigned as president and moved to Monroe Michigan. Mrs. Ralph Nichols heads the drive for January 21 with a campaign meeting at Mrs. Harold Kunkle's home. other reports covered Know Your County and mental health efforts while treasury status was reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Robert Parrett
Parretts
Spring Valley
Monroe
Mich
Parrett
Ford Motor Company
Robert Muhlhauser
Ralph Nichols
Harold Kunkle
Vista Court
Virginia Hazzard
Mark Willis
Robert Gaehr
Treasury
Ralph Bauer
George Beall
Springfield
Ki Queen Club Installs Staff at First 1954 Meeting
Ki Queen Club held its first meeting of 1954 at the Woman's Club. New officers installed were Mrs. Robert Fox president Mrs A J Lehman vice president Mrs Omar Laubenthal treasurer and Mrs Edwin Deering secretary. Committees were named with Mrs Elmer Schmitz chairing membership Mrs Milo Sharp program Mrs A J Lehman hospitality and Mrs F A Dustheimer year book. By laws were read by Mrs Kitty Armitage and plans announced for a March guest night with Mrs Bruce Alexander as chair. A sandwich course served to 21 members. Next meeting set for February 9 at 8 15 p m at the Woman's Club. Round Table Club met at Rodney Rockwood's home with Harold Zra'ley presiding and Mrs Frank Wizard introducing Mrs R E Ebara. They read a paper on The Forg pokey of the United States and discussed Practical Joker. Refreshments served. meeting scheduled again for February at the Zealle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki-Queens
Woman’s Club
Robert Fox
A. J. Lehman
Omar Laubenthal
Edwin Deering
F. A. Dustheimer
Claud Hummel
Fred Noerenberg
Kitty Armitage
Bruce Alexander
W. O. Zaiser
W. Lohnes
Stanley Birkbeck
Florence Leghy
Round Table Club
Rodney Rockwood
Harold Zra‘ley
Frank Wizard
R. E. Eba
Aro
United States
Dexter Kimo
Conlon
Alen Smih
the Zealle
Mission Society Hears Reports of Work and Gifts
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church discussed gifts sent to the Tanners in furlough, the Donald Douglas work in Cleveland, and missions in Washington state. A completed quilt was given to Mrs. B. Davidson, money was voted to aid Guy Byers in Arizona and Mrs. Olive Postiers in Africa, plus the work committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levening
Missionary Society of the First
Baptist Church
Donald Douglas
Cleveland
Washington
B. Davidson
Guy Byers
Arizona
Olive Postiers
Africa
O. F. Everitt
Andersons
Install New Officers of Daughters of Union Veterans
The Daughters of Union Veterans met at Mrs. Zelma Haven home on Grafton road to install 1954 officers. Cassie Richard was named president with Norah Abbe as senior vice president, Jennie Haines junior vice president, Maude Bates chaplain, Etta Cowles treasurer, Mae Russell council member, Reba Hulse council member, and Zelma Haven council member. Other officers include Florence Holcombe patriotic instructor, Maude Jackson secretary, Zelma Haven press correspondent, and Reba Hulse Margarite Jackson guides. The past president’s pen was presented to Mae Russell and gifts given to retiring 1953 officers. Next meeting set for February 19 at the Haven home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Zelma Haven
Grafton Road
Mae Russell
Lydia Squires
Cassie Richard
Norah Abbe
Jennie Haines
Maude Bates
Etta Cowles
Mae. Russell
Reba Hulse
Florence Holcombe
Maude Jackson
Margarite Jackson
March of Dimes drive planned by Elyria Jaycees
Harry Bogart of the Elyria Jaycees outlined the 1954 March of Dimes campaign at a Jaycee Ettes meeting. Volunteers were invited for the Mothers' March on Thursday January 28, with $30 contributed by members. The group appointed a new membership chair and finalized plans for the Crile party on February 10 and a fashion show and card party on May 5, with co chairmen and several members named to assist. The next meeting will be February 9 at JayCee due to the Crile party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bogart
Elyria Jaycee
March of Dimes
Jaycee-Ettes
Jaycee Hall
William McClelland
Clarence Wollerman
Ed Eee
Richard Lysaght
Robert O'Donnell
William Camp
Milan Bendik
Donald Taylor
Mesdames
Robert Kaiser
Russell Cahill
Robert Acheson
Robert Browne
William Engelland
New Officers Installed by Air Force Mothers Club
New officers for the coming year were installed at the Air Force Mothers Club meeting held at the Woman's Club. Mrs. Mildred Reese presided as installing officer, with Mrs. Mildred Kuss as installing marshal. Officers pledged their obligations and new committees were named by the new commander, including Sunshine, social, and membership chairs. A corsage and a gift honored the retiring commander, and letters from servicemen thanked the group for Christmas boxes. Luncheon followed. next meeting set for February 10 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Air Force Mothers Club
Woman's Club
Mildred Reese
Mildred Kuss
Marshall
Fred Mom‘sem
Leo Smith
Edward Drager
L. H. Morey
John Castle
Lester Burr
C. W. Kuba
James Stephens
Ralph Edwards
Gazella Apai
Frank Daly
Sunshine
Walter Roosevelt
Harvey Kuss
Tom Dunstan
W. J. Taylor
Howard Boggs
O. D. Garries
Crispy Rolls Guide Thawing And Freezing Tips
An older cooking note explains how to split rolls before freezing to avoid pale bread. When thawed and browned, rolls are crisper and tastier. A social dance is listed for Jan 15 at 8:30 p.m. hosted by caller Jack Barendt at Old Glory Grange Hall in La Senne with admission 50 cents for adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barendt
Old Glory Grange Hall
la Senne
Evening club and PTA events across Elyria area tonight
Calendar items list multiple Elyria groups hosting meetings and talks at 8 p m including League of Women Voters Ely School Merri-Elles Elyria Garden Club EHS P T A Roosevelt PTA Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary Rainbow Mothers Club Elytia Commandery Knights Templars Amvet Post Shrine and other local organizations with speakers and venues on Dellefield and West Ninth streets Second Street and West Eighth Street plus general lodge and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Ely School
Spencer Irwin
Merri-Elles
Marianne Gula
Dellefield Road
Sterling Club
Jenny Crosby Millercourt
Elyria Garden Club
P.T.A
Ernest Watts
West Ninth Street
Roosevelt Pta
Catholic Study Club
Harold Robinson
Second Street
Magyar Circle
Pap
West River Street
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary
Lorain Temple
Goldie Goldman
St. Clair Rebekah
Alice Jones
Blaine Street
Rainbow Mothers Club
Louis Kalapos
West Eighth Street
Elytia Commandery
Knight Templars
Order of the Temple
Eagles Lodge
Eagles Hall
Amvet
Amvet Hall
Business Women Stage Benefit Card Party and Fashion Show
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a benefit at Holly Hall with about 40 card tables to raise funds for a scholarship. The event featured street wear and bridal attire by club member Gerna Boote, piano selections by Miss Yanula Pappas, a fashion show with models including Dorothy Funk and Agnes Nickel, and a luncheon following prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Latimer
Alma H. Scheuneman
Genna Boote
Holly Hall
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Latimer
Ms. Scheuneman
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Miss Boote
Elyria Business and
Gerna Boote
Yanula Pappas
Lorain
Josie Chase
Close To Home. My Son Sinks In Swim Meet Duel
A father at a school swim meet recalls a chatty spectator who inflates his son’s talent. Lee leads the 400 free relay, but fades late while the rival’s fourth swimmer finishes strong. The crowd erupts as the father reflects on judging heart over results and the other fan’s overstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Protectors Assembly Meeting and Officer Installation in Cleveland
Announcement notes an application for membership and a meeting of the Protectors Assembly in Cleveland on Tuesday January 18, with officer installation at the Pythian Temple on January 29. The group schedules its next meeting for 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protectors Assembly
Cleveland
Pythian Temple
Speaker Named For NCCW Meeting In Lorain
Mrs Howard M Miller of Cleveland Diocesan chairman of the family life and parent education committee for the National Council for Catholic Women will speak at the January 19 Lorain Deanery Council NCCW meeting in St Joseph hall Lorain The topic ties to the Holy Family Feast Day and a good attendance is expected Miss Yanula Canales president will chair the business session and report on the Puerto Rican project Mothers Club of St Joseph Church hosts the 1 pm tea
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Miller
Cleveland
National Council For Catholic Women
Lorain
Mothers Club of
St. Joseph Church
Marjory West Named Rainbow Girls Worthy Advisor
Mrs Helen Smith and John Gray were introduced as new matron and patron of the Order of Eastern Star at a Rainbow for Girls meeting in the I O O F Hall. Marjorie West was elected worthy advisor with Marilyn Pitkin as assistant. Installations set for January 25 after a bake sale announced for January 16 at Savings Deposit Bank and Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
John Gray
Order of Eastern Star
Rainbow For
I. O. O. F. Hall
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Lynda Curtis
Marjorie West
Marilyn Pitkin
Barbara Payton
Charity
Thelma Line
Hope
Nancy Fry
Sally Wentz
Carla Koehn
Sorority Hears Program On Voice And Vocabulary
Epsilon Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday with Mrs. Willard Neal presenting a program on voice and vocabulary. President Mrs. Evan Davis announced use of bonus checks for Christmas baskets and read a gratitude letter. Members voted to cancel the Ohio Gas and Fuel meeting, asked for pledge names to start spring rushing, and arranged party funds and future entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma
Beta Sigma
Willard Neal
Evan Davis
Ohio Gas and Fuel Company
Harold Youngless
Nick Tomsic
Longfellow Street
Jesse Cerlan
Samuel Street
Scalding Cited as Essential for Freezing Vegetables
Scalding is recommended in preparation for freezing vegetables to slow enzymatic action, reduce deterioration, improve color, and preserve vitamins in the frozen product.
Mosher to Speak at Elyria Republican Women’s Club Meeting
State Senator Charles A. Mosher will address the Elyria Republican Women’s Club at 8 p.m. January 19 at the Woman’s Club on Fourth Street. He represents the 27-29 district and sits on Education Public Health Agriculture and Conservation Veterans Affairs Civil Defense committees. Refreshments will follow as new officers are installed by Mrs. Ruth Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Republican Women’s Club
Charles A. Mosher
100Th General Assembly
Clare Parker
Woman’s Club
Fourth Street
Ruth Fox
Lorain County
Mosher
Ohio Senate
Ashland
Lorain
Medina
Richland
Oberlin College
Oberlin News Tribune
Oberlin Printing Company
Oberlin
Woman's Club hears of problems in Far East countries
Elyria Woman's Club luncheon featured Rear Admiral Benton W. Decker Ret. detailing Japan Korea Okinawa and Formosa. He described US Korea treaty costs four billion for rehabilitation and noted conditions behind the Iron Curtain. He urged keeping Communism from our shores and highlighted Okinawa and Formosa developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Far East Countries
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
Formosa
Elyria Woman’s Club, Inc
Benton W. Decker
Decker
United States
Panrunjom
Generalisisimo
Chiang Kai-shek
China
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Valentine
Women Voters’ Board
Ki-Queen Club
Mission Society
Walter Davies
Webb
Lawrence Hales
J. Irving Reese
Reese
Fellowship of Baptists For Home Missions
America
Howard Smith
Leonard Shamblen
Ed Thompson
Gene Thieret
James Wyrick
Kelling
Syphers
Robert Minch
Merle Wacker
Howard Holgeson
Myron Averbook
JayCee
Mary Fox
M. E. O’dell
Ways and Means
Stephens
Mabel Taylor
Nellie Hawkins
Harold Seiling
Rivoli
Brad Crawford
Last
The
Ix Clot
Ida Lupino
Jennifer
Capitol
Red Skelton
Edw. G. Robinson
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
Cook’s Millinery
M. D
Thelma Finlay
Julianne Bennett
Stella F. Moelk
Violet D. Roger
Jennie Reinke
Ruth Joanne Rogers
Mildred Wainwright
Agnes Nickel
Clara McAllister
Gladys Berg
Daisy Ward
Gertrude Wernert
Eva L. Sharp
Dorothy Funk
Amy Hollis
Charito Bendik
Elaine Nevins
Ardith Demos
A Fi
Fitzhus
iLee
Bess
Andy
Center Ridge Ra
Carl’s
Carl
Photo Studio Be
Broad S&t
NCCW
Marjory West
Rainbow Girls
Claude Wigfield
Tokyo
Mr. Decker
Clarence Steller
John Sheldon
Junior Woman's Club
Sheldon
Veterans At
Crile Hospital
R. Gaehr
C. Spence
Eisenhower
Richard Mackey
Martha Keech
C. R. Sharrer
Mint
Bartholomew Cubbins
Fultons
Elyria, Ohio
Pat Perkin
Bobbie Brooks
Aachive
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