Marie Hays Heiner Deafness Biography Inspires Readers
A writer’s conference recounts Marie Hays Heiner’s journey from sudden deafness to leadership at Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center. Her autobiography portrays hope, the impact of hearing loss on family life, and perseverance to help others. She discusses prevention, lip reading, and the drive to keep sound present through hearing aids and public advocacy.
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Marie Hays
Simmons College
Fio
Marie Hays Heine Hood
Cleveland
Elyria
Quets Club
Quelarian
New York
Prde
Europe
Vienna
Perkins Folk Lawn Wedding Reception Set For Today
About 1200 guests are invited to a lawn reception from 4 to 6 p.m. at the bride’s parents home 1914 Grafton Road after the wedding of Mary Elizabeth Folk and Richard Perkins at First Methodist Church. The ceremony featured palms and pastel snapdragons, with Diane Smith singing. The bride wore a nylon tulle gown with Chantilly lace and seed pearls. attendants wore blue, pink, and yellow gowns with pastel parasols. After the ceremony, the couple will travel to the Pocono mountains for their honeymoon.
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Mary Elizabeth Folk
Richard Perkins
Rudolph Frey
Grafton Rd
Pat Hancock
Carol Tenry
Miss Folk
Howard Perkins
Adams St
Lois Beale
Sally Ball
Harriet Fobes
Miss Beale
Maid of Honar’s
Miss Ball
Miss Fobes
Phil Perkins
John Marshall
Dick Rosco
Flyria Memorial Hospital Births and Discharges
A list of births at Flyria Memorial Hospital for several families including Staub Bamworth Ard man Busse Caywood Mandwork Heta Hum zend Jessup Ribar Sayers Schmitkens Schroeder Schriver Stanbaugh Wald Wegat Whiteacre Williams and others. Discharges include Mrs Milton Ard man and numerous others with addresses across Detroit Cleveland Glena Vermilion and St. Louis. Also notes home pest prevention advice urging closure of stove dampers and screener boards to keep rodents and insects out and warning against leaving food to lure them.
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Milton Ardman
Hamilton Ave
Beelan
East Ninth St
Caro
Ann Busse
Ashland
Ellis ‘Caywood
Spruce St
Glenda ‘Mandwork
Vermilion
Karl Hetaa
Clark Ave
Howard
Arthur Humzend
Ralph Jessup
George Ribar
Wes
Walter Roosevelt
East River
Daniel Sayers
Rod
George Schmitkens
LeRoy Schroeder
Lake Ave
Donald Schriver
R. D
Ernest Stanbaugh
Immediate tips for painting cleanup and safety
Immediate attention eases paint removal from hands clothes and surfaces. Keep a window cleaner spray bottle close at hand while painting for quick cleanup of splatters on floors walls and clothing.
Kantor and Miller Engaged to Marry in North Olmsted
Dorothy Mae Kantor and Raymond Joseph Miller are engaged after a party July 5 hosted by Kantor and her parents Mr and Mrs John Kantor. The couple, members of St Peter Church North Ridgeville, plan a November wedding at St Peter Church. Kantor, a Ridgeville High School graduate, and Miller, ex US Army, now works at Brandt's Provision Company in Cleveland.
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Dorothy Powers
Vivian St
South Amherst
Sandra
Jack Law
Gust Mathes
East Main St
South Amherst Congregational Church
Eugene Sawyer
Phyllis Powers
Janice Jamie
Charles Tansey
Jane Sawyer
Tommy
Press Mathes
Elyria Mold
Larry Law
Ag and Engineering Company
Glenn Rosenthal
Guy Powers
Grafton Rd
Swiss Hall
Dorothy Mae Kantor
Raymond Joseph Miller
John Kantor
Chestnut Ridge Rd
North Olmsted
Miler
Joseph Miller
Lorain Rd
St. Peter Church
North Ridgeville
Kantor
Ridgeville High School
United States Army
Brandt’ Provision Company
Cleveland
12 Year Old Editor Runs Newspaper For Animals
Nancy Atkins, a 12 year old in Birmingham, publishes Nancy's Animal Gazette, a four cent monthly paper with five reporters covering animal news. It reports sickness, deaths, marriages, and editorials exclusive to animals, including traffic deaths and fires, with a four page mimeographed edition.
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Birmingham
Ala
Nancy Atkins
Birmngham
Nancy
Animal Gazette
Baldog
Whippet
Animal Kingdom
Reversible furs and quirky talk in Fashion Flash
In a New York furrier's lineup, reversible fur coats use Indian cloth and gold embroidery with leopard and mink designs. Prices list $500 for the leopard stole, $3,500 for the short mink, $6,000 for the long mink, and $2,500 for a broadtail with mink. Also notes quirky columns like Cat Chats and a playful obituary blurb about a Princess Ether from the Alley Cats era.
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New York
India
Ben Kahn
Weathered souls and patriots in a blistering July piece
Thelma Finlay reflects on how extreme weather tests character and energy, comparing temperate zones and siestas in Mexico, and questions patriotism. A provocative two page spread criticizes a national patriotism obsessed press and a New Orleans duo railing against globalist groups.
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For Patriots
Modern cook era prompts mixed reactions in homes
An Elyna housewives survey shows husbands mostly accept quick meals but prefer pies and fresh fruit. Women now balance work and homemaking, aided by frozen foods and gadgets, while some favor traditional cooking. The piece questions whether future meals will rely on can openers and automatic stoves.
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Elyna
Wabant Bulger
Longford Ave
Ed Coleman
East River St
Helen Sickmiller
Marseilles Ave
Ameri
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Marie Hays Heiner
Botamer
Florist
Corner Park
Clark
Perkins-Folk Lawn
Flyria Memorial Hospital
Norman Staub
R. DO. No
Detroit Rd
Eugene Bamworth
Cleveland St
Hime
Mwch
PIOME
Savi
Raymond Miller
Ether ‘Truze
Martha
Alley Cats
Wishe
By Diga Curtis
Thelma Finlay
Siesta
New Orleans
National Association For Mental Health
National Education Association
United World Federalists
United Nations
Unesco
American Friends Society
International Covenant of Human Rights
John Dewey
NEA
UN W
Nancy Filmer
Civic Organaeton
Serice Club
Wermes
Fred W
Gibson
Gibson Brothers
West College Street
Omerlin, O
Middle Ave
Phowe
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