Elyria Republicans Hear Senator Install Officers
The Elyria Republican Women’s Club hosted Senator Charles A. Mosher who outlined the 100th General Assembly’s work on the road bonds and axle tax. New officers were installed by County Chairman Puth Fox, including Mrs Claude Wigfield as president and Mrs Clare Parker as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Republican Women’s Club
Charles A. Mosher
General ‘Assembly
Oho
Elimia Republican Women’s Club
Woman’s Club
Mosher
Legislative Service Commission
Senate
House
Loran County Chainwomar Puth Fox
Claude Wigfield
Clare Parker
S. L. Braegeer
Earl Taylor
W. E. Yost
Carl Fesler
St Agnes Mothers Club Plans Valentine Event and Safety Films
Plans for a Valentine card party and bake sale were set at the St. Agnes Mothers Club meeting. Co chairs Mrs Holiday and Mrs Bonhill appointed. by laws approved. hot lunch service discussed. Patrolman Thomas Graham showed safety films The Case of Tommy Tucker and adult safety. Attendance award to Mrs Southam's third grade. refreshments by third grade mothers led by Mrs Bleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Mothers Club
Tommy Tucker
Elyria
Southam
S. J. Bleck
Chicken Dinner Fundraiser At La Grange School Cafeteria
Community event at La Grange School Cafeteria on Saturday January 23 from 5 to 8 pm. Adults $1.00, children 75 cents. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Mrs. Dunford attends Columbus gas workshop
Mrs. Carol Dunford home service director of the Ohio Fuel Gas company is attending a three day workshop of the American Gas Association Home Service group in Columbus. Mr and Mrs P M Schroeter of 1008 East avenue have received a new address for their son A 2c Paul R Schmeter A F 13458187 3200th LBM D Box 232 Eglin AFB Fla
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Dunford
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
American Gas Association
Home Service Group
Columbus
P. M. Schroeter
East Avenue
Paul R. Schmeter
A.F
L.B.M.D
Eglin Af.b
Fla
Lorain Births and Local Licenses Listed
Licenses issued to Adam Yulkiewicz of 2851 Elyria avenue and Margaret Robinson of 116 East 22nd street Lorain. A daughter was born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Anthony Gonnella of 124 Woodford avenue. The Gordon House announce a daughter born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital living at 234 Franklin avenue. Mr and Mrs Boyd Brown of 1204 Warren avenue welcome a son born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Hospital residents include Mr and Mrs Ronald Mertz of LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Yulkiewicz
Lorain
Elyria Avenue
Millwright
Margaret Robinson
East 22Nd Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Anthony Gonnella
Woodford Avenue
Gordon House
Franklin Avenue
Boyd Brown
Warren Avenue
Ronald [Mertz
LaGrange
Sgt Alan McMan Weds Delores Brooks in Bartlesville
Sgt Alan R McMan and Delores Brooks were married Friday at First Baptist Church in Bartlesville Oklahoma. The couple resides at 1011 East Fifth Street Bartlesville. McMan, son of Mr and Mrs A W McMan of Courtland Street, Elyma High School graduate class of 19 9, attended Kent State University a year, then enlisted in the Air Force in November 1850 as radar mechanic with the 796th AC and W Squadron at Bartlesville and expects his discharge next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan R. McMan
East Fifth Street
Bartlesville
Okla
First Baptist Church
McMan
Delores Brooks
Sgt. McMar
A. W. McMan
Courtland Street
Elyma High School
Kent State Universe
Air Force
Bartlesyile
A Cappella Choir Performs Varied Program at YWCA
A cappella choir of Elma Hosseroc presented a varied program at the Explored Young Women’s League gathering at Holly Hall under J. Martin Beck. Soloists included Dave Senwind and Richard Palmer with Wayne Carter directing the second number. A barbershop quartet entertains with humor as Miss Mna Mae Ardell welcomed 1953-54 members. Future events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hall
YWCA
M. J Kearney
Wiliam Peyton
Loraine Meier
Shirley Rassler
A Camedia Chor
Elma Hosseroc
Young Women’s League
J. Martin Beck
Ramona
Richard Palmer
Dale Neuman
Dennis Kocehis
Dean Rummery
Don Phillips
Mae Ardell
General Y.W.C.A
Helen Simpson
Sue DeVore
Betty Waldron
Grace Doane
Mildred Scott
Vicki Miller
Alma Bachman
Shirley Bills
Joan Bell
Jean Good
Genevieve Landis
Churchwomen Work and Study at Methodist Circle No 11
Circle No 11 of the First Methodist church hosted Robert Ohlemacher who spoke about missions visited in Korea during his U S Army service. Hostesses Mrs Russel Petersen with two guests served dessert. Mayflower Guild plans, musical program notes, and upcoming events at the church are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ohlemacher
Korea
First
Ohlemacher
Orley Gingery
Russel Petersen
Denison Avenue
Charles Nitschke
E. A. Roe
First Congregational Church Quartet
Mayflower Guild
Wick
Dexter Kimball
Edward Trembath
Thomas Curtis
Robert Gilmore
Elijah
Mendelsssohn
Fred Waring
Robert Edwards
Guild
Richard Armstrong
Douglas Birchways
First Congregational Co operative Nursery PTA Meeting
A meeting of the First Congregational Co operative Nursery Parent Teacher group is scheduled for tomorrow night. Dessert will be served promptly at eight o'clock. Mrs. E J Lampson formerly of Oberlin College will speak on Growth in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Co-operative Nursery
E. J. Lampson
Oberlin College
Reading
AAUW Urges Woman Appointed to White House Staff
The American Association of University Women urges President Eisenhower to appoint a qualified woman as administrative assistant on the White House staff. In a letter signed by Mrs. Gertrude Houk Fariss the AAUW highlights women's prominence in politics and labor and argues a staff post would help address women's issues and interpret policies for women. The group also backs Equal Pay for Equal Work legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Association of University Women
Gertrude Houk Fariss
Portland
Ore
AAUW
Fariss
Association Today
United States
Congress
Calendar Highlights From Elyria Area Groups Tonight
Private Duty nurses meet at Holly Hall and Women’s Club at 8 p.m. Y-Megs and WC A also at 8. Gold Star Mothers gather at American Legion Home at 7:30. Potts Club hosts Natalie Cavacecci and ALN O. Club meets Mrs Edward Murawsk at 652 Hilliard. Xi Beta Omega Beta Sigma Phi and Industrial Nurses at Women’s Club. Garford PTA card party and bake sale. First Methodist Circle No 13 with Mrs Nitschke at 8. Rey Caldron Officers with Mrs Sarah Edwards at Edgewood Dr 28. Grafton Tigredia Social Club with Ann Keller at Griswold Rd. Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles at Eagles Hall PM. St Clair Rebekah Lodge at LO. O.F. hall 7:30. Marine Corps League at 617 Gulf Rd. Townsend Club at Central Labor Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hall
Elyria
Woman’s Club
American Legion Home
Potts
Natalie Cavacecci
Edward Murawsk
Lorain Road
Xi Beta Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
Woman's Club
Garford
Marine Corps League
Gulf Road
Townsend
Central Labor Hall
How to finish a lampcord and care for milk mixtures
Practical home tips describe coating lampcord edges with shellac to prevent fraying before wiring. Shellac noted as a good insulator. A milk powder and water mix should stay cool and covered, refrigerated if unused. A balloon can shape a baby's bonnet after washing by inflating to the proper size and drying the bonnet on it.
Speaker's Club to Welcome Dale Carnegie Guests
Lorain County Speaker's Club will host guests from the two latest Dale Carnegie classes at the meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Directors Room of Lorain County Savings and Trust Company. Brief talks are planned and attendees may speak if they wish, with the event arranged by Earle Wilshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
Lorain County Speaker's Club
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Earle Wilshire
German guest speaks to Girls World Friendship’s meeting
Judy Weinert, a recent arrival from Germany, spoke at the Girls World Friendships meeting at First Methodist Church, held at Mrs. James Siward’s Ohio street home. She described postwar Berlin changes while Karla Koehn led prayer and Anne Shilling conducted Abiding Light. The group plans to meet February 16 at Karla Koehn’s home, 617 Gulf road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Weinert
United States
Germany
Girls World Friendships
First Methodist Church
James Siward
Ohio Street
Judy
Berlin
Karla Koehn
Anne Shilling
Gulf Road
Janet Schlechter and Gilbert Squire to Wed March 27
Miss Janet Schlechter announced her upcoming marriage to Gilbert Squire of La Grange. The wedding will take place March 27 at Henrietta Methodist Church at eight o’clock in the evening with Rev. Howard Crabtree officiating. Schlechter, a 1952 Henrietta graduate, works at Allen Hospital in Oberlin. Squire is a Elyria High School graduate and farmed with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Schlechter
H. G. Schlechter
Oberlin
Gilbert Squire
Squires
Slife Road
Las Grange
Muss Schlechter
Henrietta High School
Allen Hospital
Elyria High
PW Club Hears Newsman At Dinner Meet
The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club heard Otto B Schoepfle discuss guiding newspaper principles at the January dinner in the First Congregational church. He outlined news criteria such as good taste public service and educational value. A card party raised nearly 200 with Latimer in charge. next dinner is Feb 16 at Washington Avenue Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
B. Schoepfle
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Schoepfle
News Service Committee
Dorothy Funk
Genna Boote
Caroline Foley
Myra Hoffman
Sarah Thomas
Viola Castle
Ivy Terrell
Thhan
Elyria
Alma i Schueneman
Frieda Latimer
C Club
Washington Avenue Church
Huge Rummage Sale at Hamilton School
Elyria Federation of Teachers announces a rummage sale at Hamilton School on January 23 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Items include clothes and miscellaneous articles such as two fur coats. Proceeds support teacher activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton School
Elyria Federation of Teachers
Advice On Family Life For Lorain Catholic Women
Mrs. Howard M. Miller of the Cleveland Diocesan Family Life Committee spoke to about a hundred Lorain Catholic Women at St. Joseph hall. She urged coordinating home programs with Confraternity of Christian Doctrine and Parent Education to strengthen marriage and family character, and to guide children toward artistic skills and culture. An annual luncheon is planned for February 16 at Elyria Country Club, with tickets from affiliated presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Miller
Cleveland
National Council of Catholic Women
Lorain
Yanula Canales
Catholic Women
Elmer Rosenbusch
Family Life
Lorain Deanery
Mothers’ Club
S St Joseph Church
Loraine
04 Literary Club Meets Mrs Kathryn Unger Host
The 04 Literary Club met yesterday at Mrs Kathryn Unger’s Denison Avenue home with Mrs Clara Rawson assisting. A dessert luncheon followed at 1 30 pm. President Golden Mowry opened the meeting, Loretta Fell led devotions, roll call brought art news, and a nominating committee was formed to report a slate at the next gathering. Two papers by Mrs Eleanor Schwartz and Mrs Olga Sasse were read, Sky Chapel and Furlough Den. The next meeting will be a tureen luncheon at Mrs Oscar Dann’s 333 Princeton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Unger
Denison Avenue
Clara Rawson
Golden Mowry
Loretta Fell
Sky Chapel
Eleanor Schwartz
Olga Sasse
Oscar Dann
Princeton Avenue
Youre An Artist Theme Set For University Women
The Elyria branch of the American Association of University Women plans a January 27 program at the YWCA residence with the theme Youre An Artist. Three Elyria art teachers Dorothy Jones Martha Radachyv and Mary Beattie lead a panel on art fields followed by slides. Members will participate in activities to demonstrate artistic skills. Publicity chair Lucille Leach notes the meeting time change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Association of University Women
Y.w.ca
Dorothy Jones
Martha Radachyv
Mary Beattie
Lucille Leach
Service League Votes March Of Dimes Gift
Elyria Service League members met Monday at Mrs. Frank Stevens home 159 Cornell avenue for a one o'clock luncheon. They voted a donation to the March of Dimes campaign and heard a Community Welfare Council report by Mrs. Guthman. Sewing for the Red Cross was completed at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Arthur Hoch Overbrook Read. Mrs. Fred H. Bryant to host February 15 at 324 Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevens
Ellsworth Schneider
Harold Guthman
Elyria Service League
Cornell Avenue
March of Dimes
Community Welfare Council
Guthman
Q. J. Winsor
League
Red Cross
Arthur Hoch
Overbrook
Fred H. Bryant
Washington Avenue
Linoleum Remnants as Closet Floor Coverings
A note suggests keeping leftover linoleum pieces to cover closet floors, viewing scraps as useful materials rather than waste.
Hungarian pastry sale by church bazaar
Friday January 29 church bazaar offers Hungarian pastries. Orders taken by Mrs John Takacs. Phone 146474.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bairepe No. 1
John Takacs
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Helen Hulholland
Orrie Turner
Peyton
Archie Penfound
Edward Taylor
Clyde McDowell
Willard Chandler
Harry Gorsky
Wigfield
Mildred Neuter
Herbert Young
Josephine Fay
Eric Sharrock
Andrew Burkhard
Ivin Wendell
ST. Agnes
Masonic Temple
Earl R. Hoover
Benjamin Hanby
Stephen Foster
Ohio
Elyria Council No. SR Esm
Paul - Berta Beauty Salon
Pauline King
Bertha Pinyard
Sue Kubuske
Alice (Lewis) Meecha
Pewspaper Aalhive
Alan McMan
Bride
Oklahoma
Robert Mulhauser
B. Kenneth Anthony
Japan
Esther Hibbard
Doshisha University
Kyoii
Charles Young
Leo Meyer
Fred Whitehead
Douglas Nichols
Floyd Miller
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Capitol
Alan Ladd
Botany Bay
Technicolor
Tom’n
Bob Hope
The
Girls
Rivoli
Rock Hudson
Thelma Finlay
Association
Speaker's Club
PW Club
Service League
Picture Store
West Second Street
Career
Lorain County Bank
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