Lorain Medical Auxiliary outlines welfare group merger efforts
Lorain County Medical Auxiliary met at Heilman’s in Lorain with silver urns on the luncheon table. Delegates were chosen for the April Ohio State Medical Association meeting in Columbus. Amos Burrows, executive director of the Lorain Community Chest and Lorain Community Welfare Association, spoke on how local welfare agencies unite under one head to serve community needs. He noted a Visiting Nurses Association project and hospitalizations for medical indigents, and described the Christmas Toy Shop and other challenges in Lorain. The meeting concluded with plans for an informal dance on February 20 at Spring Valley County Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Medical Auxiliary
Heilman’s
Lorain
Ohio State Medical Association
Columbus
Amos Burrows
T. J. Finegan
Elsria
G. R. Wiseman
Amherst
Treace Berg
Elyria
Gerald Krupp
Procam Cagrman
Burrows
Oberlin Cofete
Ohio State University
Loron
PTA
Community Welfare Association
St. Joseph Hospital
Community Chest
Spring Valley County Club
Churchwomen At Work Worship And Study
At Washington Avenue Church of Christ Jean Group set a five member committee to draft a church cookbook from member recipes. The meeting at Mrs. Ben Myers home featured devotions by Doris Edwards, Romans 12 study by Mrs. Mary Foster, and piano selections by Mrs. Ritter. Twenty four members and two guests attended with a plan for a February 18 cooking school at Ohio Fuel Gas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Washington Avenue
Church of Christ
Ben Myers
Washington Boulevard
Doris Edwards
Emily’ Flynn
Mary Foster
Ritter
New Philadelphia
Miss Edwards
Henry Shaw
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Maynard Huene
Franklin PTA meeting highlights nutrition and care
Mrs. Martha Gustafson urged thoughtful meal planning at the Franklin PTA, linking child overweight and underweight to anxiety, rest, and affection. The event featured remarks from PTA leaders, a film preview, and awards for room attendance while hostesses managed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Gustafson
Franklin Pta
Cretetics Department of
Western Reserve
Csirtesy
Eoath Museum
Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses
A local hospital discharge list names numerous patients and accompanying relatives by address and relation. Entries include William Pollock 22 Brandison avenue and Mrs Wiliam Richards with daughter at Center Ridge road among others such as Mrs Nelson Beller and daughter Avon and Gloria Jackson 216 Roosevelt avenue. Colombia has cut import duties on canned foods for babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pollock
Brandison Avenue
Thomas Murray
Sixth Street
Wiliam Richards
Center Ridge Road
Charles Sandercock
Avon
Nélson Beller
Gerrord Avenue
Robert Johnson
Dewey Avenue
James Crost
Roosevelt Avenue
Gloria Jackson
Chestnut _ street
Frank Doerflinger
North Kurray Ridge Road
Robert H. Diexen
Earl
Colombia
Bogoita
Mothers Compile Questions About Parent Education
Elyria parent education chairmen met in the afternoon to plan a citywide program. They will send questions to over 3,000 families to help parents evaluate themselves. A booklet by William C. Menninger was discussed, with notes on parenting and emotional maturity. The next meeting is Feb 3 at 1 15 p.m. in YMCA Room A. A shown film Preface To A Lie will be discussed. Attendees included Mrs Koka Gates Edison Franklin Allen and Ely representatives. An interesting fact is mothers present had 30 children ranging from 10 months to 19 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Edipitay
William C. Menninger
Menninger
Orlo Standen
Council Parent Education
YMCA
John Koka
Roosevelt School
William Gilis
Gates
Wayne Darby
Cecil Lucas
Edison
John W. Moore
Franklin
Lloyd Bechtel
Warfield Rock
Allen
Dowell Sellers
Ralph Shewell
Garford
John Coughlin
Ely
Wilton P. Moehie
Standen
Council
Stewardship Is Program Subject
The Women's Association of Lake Avenue Congregational Church met to discuss stewardship with Mrs. Joseph Fritz leading a program titled Stewardship. A piano solo opened the devotional period, followed by readings on giving and the Woman's Gift offering. Plans were announced for upcoming meetings and World Day of Prayer participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Joseph Fritz
James Horan
Walter Botamer
W. F. Rodfong
Fritz
John Haldeman
Lake Avenue
Clifford Cowin
Lakewood
Church Women and World Relations
Personal notices from Elyria area hospital admissions and births
Ronald Rosenau formerly of Brandtson avenue was admitted to Crile Hospital for operative treatment. He served as a U.S. Marine in Korea and was wounded in 1951. He lives with his wife and two month old son Ronald Jr. at Brandtson avenue. Mrs Fowl convalesces at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a car accident and requests no flowers. George Faulhaber is recovering from pneumonia at home on East Fourth street. A son was born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Max Joppeck of Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Rosenau
Brandtson, Avenue
Crile’ Hospital
U. S. Marines
Korea
Mr. Rosenau
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Ronald Jr
Brandtson Avenue
Ralph Fowl
Telegraph Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
iShe
George Faulhaber
East Fourth Street
Max Joppeck
Litchfield
Polio Fund Donation Voted At Local Circle Meeting
At Protected Home Circle No. 630 108 Blaine Street members approved a March of Dimes donation after a brief business session led by President Henrietta Stevenson. Flora Read offered the opening prayer. Alice Jones secretary and Alice Kaylor treasurer reported. Jerry Brown of Cleveland spoke. Next meeting set for February 4 at 8 p.m. at Alice Jones home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Street
Flora Read
Henrietta Stevenson
Alice Jones
Alice ‘Kaylor
Jerry Brown
Cleveland
P.H.C
Guardian
Helen Smith
Jon Blaine
St Mary Altar Society Honors Directors and Installs Staff
St Mary Altar and Rosary Society opened the season with a noon luncheon at St Mary hall. Monsignor William L Newton Rev Rudolph Praznik and Rev John Neary were guests of honor along with past presidents. New officers were installed and committees named as the group planned Marian Year pilgrimages and charitable activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary
Rosary Society
St. Mary’s
Close To Home Hunt Dinner Aims To Share Hunting Fun
A Tennessee note on hunt dinners where wives join men the night before a hunt. Marie Hamilton hosts in Fountain City near Knoxville, mixing southern cooking with table decorations and shared tales of hunting. The piece jests at gender roles and the social ritual, noting risks like heavy meals and the option to eat out if snake hunting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Marie Hamilton
Sam
Tasmania
Knoxville
Hamilton
Fountain City
Husband
Dinner Meeting of Elyria Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Fifteen members dined at Markets Tea Room on Middle Avenue Tuesday evening. Esther Coombs reported on Lorain County Home gifts distribution and Marilyn Reitz spoke about baskets for a needy family. Reitz announced that speaker PR W Soens of the Elyria Credit Bureau could not attend due to illness. Jane Plas will host the next meeting February 18 at 7:30 pm at her Earl Court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Markets Tea Room
Middle Avenue
Esther Coombs
Lorain County
Marilyn Reitz
Miss Reitz
PR. W. Soens
Elyria Credit Bureau
Jane Plas
Earl Court
League Of Women Voters Names Captains As Finance Drive Opens
Elyria League of Women Voters launched a finance drive with Mrs. Ralph Nichols as chairman introducing captains Mrs. John Nagy and Mrs. Robert Buol. Mrs. E. C. Harr spoke on why a finance drive and reviewed the league’s work from its start. A staff of volunteers handles research. local leagues must fund services. The meeting included a skit on public outreach, and a telephone squad and clerical committee were listed. Next week’s meeting will review worker reports, followed by mental health study sessions and a program on the City Manager Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Buel
Robert Wilson
Ralph Nichols
John E. Nagy
Elyria League of Women Voters
Finance Campaign Committee
Harold Kunkle
Vistacourt
J. Edgar Glass
Ralph Bauer
Elyria
Harr
Mesdames
A. T. Sibley
W. W. Wehman
Ralph Kirby
Harris Nichols
Ted Prindle
Harry Woltz
Ray Carter
Jack Myers
Kenneth Pietch
John Klemm
Orio Standen
Theron Loose
James Brydon
Burr Burton, Jr
Gerald Swiers
Robert Muhlhauser
Virginia Hazzard
F. G. Reiter
Washington Avenue
Stanley Orr
Moore and Mullins Engaged from Wellington and Pikeville
Mr and Mrs O D Moore of Wellington announce the engagement of their daughter Bernadine to Derwood Mullens, son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Mullens of Pikeville Kentucky. Miss Moore is a Brighton High School graduate and employed at Colson Corporation where Mullens also works. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Moore
Wellington
Bernadine
Derwood Mullens
Nelson Mullens
Pikeville, Ky
Miss Moore
Brighton High School
Colson Corporation
Mullens
Artcrafters Plan Future Programs at Holly Hall
Artcrafters met at Holly Hall to map future programs including workshops and a trip to Karamu Theatre in Cleveland. Miss Barbara Piocher, president, showed Europe trip slides and led the business session as Neva Brown chaired the entertainment committee. The next meeting on February 17 will feature a silver workshop directed by Mrs. J Paul Braun and Miss Piocher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hall
Karamui
Cleveland
Europe
Barbara Piocher
Piocher
Neva Brown
Richard Jacobs
Doris Snyder
Edrard Taylor
Merle Huppert
Holly Halls
J. Paul Braun
Plocher
Vote Contribution Members Gather At Pentagon Club
Members of the Pentagon Club met in Holly Hall lounge at 1 30 p m yesterday for a business meeting and dessert hosted by chairwoman Mrs William Myers. Mrs Earl Kiser led devotions, with Mrs Russell Brandes and Mrs Ray Pumphrey assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Holly Hall
William Myers
Russell [Brandes
Ray Pumphrey
William Ross
Earl Kiser
Y.W.C.A
Ninety-Five Club Hails Book Review at Overbrook
Mrs. A W Robishaw hosted the Ninety-Five Club at Overbrook Road with a luncheon followed by a brief business meeting. Mrs. J L Beltz reviewed My Island Home by James Norman Hall, noting its biographical depth and wartime service with Royal Fusiliers and Lafayette Escadrille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Robishaw
Overbrook Road
J. L. Beltz
Island
James Norman Hall
Iowa
South Seas
Charles Nordoff
Tahiti
Hall
Grinnell College
Edward Weeks
Meredith Barnes Bride Of Dec 22 In Oberlin Elyria
Meredith O Barnes son of Philemon J Barnes and Delight Pitkin daughter of Ray S Pitkin were married December 22 at Christ Episcopal Church Oberlin with Rev W C McCracken officiating. They reside at 206 East Fifteenth and work at Elyria Savings and Trust and The Twen Shovel Company Lorain. The Elyria Child Conservation League met in January at 211 Marseilles Ave, voted a March of Dimes contribution, and announced a February 15 dinner at Holly Hall with various members attending. A program on Johnny Will Solve His Problems was led by Evelyn Yancer. desserts were served by hostesses. Husbands invited to February 18 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Guenin
Co. A Eaily
Foreign Mission and War Relief
Edward Shirack
Cliff Hennings
Daily
Holy Name
Ray Bruck
Red Cross
Walter Plas
Harrison Peters
R. J. Schork
William Walters
Wiliam Young
Roy Keck
Sacred Heart Church
Oberlin
Frederick Dietz
Nativity Church
South Amherst
March of Dimes
Heart
Ray S. Pitkin
Bath Street
Delight
Meredith O. Barnes
Philemon J. Barnes
South Maple Street
East Fifteenth Street
Christ Episcopal Church
W. C. McCracken
William Witt
Robert Byars
Elyria Child Conservation League
Dorothy George
Marseilles Avenue
Marge Fatz
Holly Hall
Elmer Boggs
Bertha Pitches
Johnny
Evelyn Yancer
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Medical Auxiliary
Zhonta
Frank Spencer
Ruth Smith
Glendale Court
Wilma Jones
Ann Burton
Doris Powers
Rita
Shay
Ethel Farmer
Grace Mason
Sunshine
Ida Kastler
Grace Ladies al Society
Iw. W. Walker
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Circle No
Circle No. 13
First Methodist Church
Charles Nitschke
Hilliard Road
Jack Ryan
Dorothy Nickel
Carissa Beal
Sirs
Alice Beal
Rainbow
Paul Wellert
Harvard Avenue
Lena Kirby
Marjorie Forsythe
Kirby
Hazel Schmitkens
Mildred Crowder
Charles W. Rawson
Valentine
Tatan
Parris
Paul Johnston
J. James
UN- Klesbay
Bigelow
FOX Furniture
Elyria, Ohio
Newspapei
Thelma Finlay
Monsignor
Newton
St. Luke’s
Jesus
Asposttes
Father Praznik
Socety
Florence LeDuc
Father Eppley
Society
Marsh Guerin
Michael Guerin
Jack Huge
C. A. Easly
Sylvester Schaefer
Mirs
Richard Teasdale
Michael Guerra
Frank Yunker
J. F. Sparks
Easly
Floyd Helfrich
Peter Naughton
Robert Cullin
R. R. Hogan
Sparks
Ohio
Martin McGowan
James Mittler
Gene St. Marie
Tom Kelly
SY Sez Cooke
Inez Cooke
Field Enterprises
Lac
Ine
Leda Sobocienski
Concord Drive
Emery Stayton
East River Street
Marion Seitters
Weller Road
Allen School
Bivoli
Rock Hudson
Golden Blade
Technicolor
Sonny Tufts
No Escape
Capitol
Bob Hope
League of Women Voters
Bernadine Moore
Derwood Mullins
Artcrafters
Ninety
Ward Young
America
United States
Renee and
Pierre Gosset
Harry Reynolds
Columbus Street
Meredith Barnes
Denver
Cleveland ST
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