Washinon Avenue Church of Christ holds 73rd annual meet
The Washinon Avenue Church of Christ held its 73rd annual meeting in Fellowships Hall with one third of board members elected and two thirds continuing. Annual reports were distributed as Rev. Henry Shaw presented slides of the church’s history and construction. Election officers and church officers were named, and a tureen dinner preceded entertainment by David Rothel and Nadine Metzner of Columbia Station with pantomime acts and musical numbers.
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Washinon Avenue
Ner
Marty Wells
Lee Prentice
Wiliam Williams
John Mansfield
Gerald Six
Harold Parks
Paul Schwaegerle
William Williams
Ted Robson
Ralph Gwin
Joe Hohhenedel
Dr.Stevenson
David Rothel
Nadine Metzner
Columbia Station
Elyrian Attends National Meet Of Catholic Daughters
Miss Louise Foreman Grand Regent of Court Elyria No 364 attended the Catholic Daughters of America 25th Biennial national convention in Minneapolis Minn this week. Also present were the Supreme Regent Miss Frances M Maher and staff, six bishops nine monsignors and many priests and laymen.
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Louise Foreman
Court Elyria
Catholic Daughters of America
Minneapolis
Minn
Frances M. Maher
Fashion Flashes And Marian Pageantry In One Report
New York fashion notes predict fall sleepwear will echo grandmothers gowns shortened for comfort with panty options and lace trims. Separately, Miss Foreman led Ohio’s Marian banner at a procession before Mass at St Mary Basilica, with Marian Year medal and gifts to Father Peyton and a Cleveland Court anniversary gathering noted.
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Ohio
Miss Foreman
Basilica of St. Mary
Vincent Waters
North Carolina
Patrick Peyton
States
Church Ushers Meet Their New Pastor
Rev Earl Henderson, new minister of the First Methodist Church, called a special meeting of the ushers Thursday evening. The gathering helped church leaders get better acquainted with the pastor and exchange ideas for improving service to the church.
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Earl Henderson
First Methodist Church
Civic League backs metropolitan park commission for Black River Valley
Elyria Civic and Suburban League adopted a resolution urging creation of a Metropolitan Park Commission to develop the Black River Valley as a greenbelt and recreation area. Richard Miller urged Cascade Park links. panel would coordinate with state and federal programs, survey conditions, and preserve the valley heritage. Next meeting slated for Earl Jolly home on Lake Avenue.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
Black River Valley
Elyria
Lorain
Richard Miller
Cascade Park
Earl Jolly
Lake Ave
Red Is Paris Fashion Pulse For Next Fall And Summer
Hints From Paris say women should adopt red as the year round chic color. In summer red pairs with white or navy. winter with black or gray. Christian Dior showcases rib-knit red sweaters, red nylon umbrellas, red suede gloves, and red hats in various styles. raspberry reds are expected to heat up. Paris reports miles of raspberry wool and synthetics for autumn gowns. Men’s fad is leather neck ties that buckle at back, with natural pigskin or colorful skins and cut-out patterns. Some designs feature snake skin or jet black.
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New York
H. B. Levenson
H. B
Christian Dior
Paris
France
Councilor's Daughters Hold Annual Picnic at Oberlin Park
Sixteen members and two guests attended the Past Councilors Daughters of America picnic at Oberlin roadside park on Monday. Mrs Violet Bickle and Mrs Iona Carter were hostesses. Games and prizes entertained attendees. Next meeting planned for August 16 at the home of Mrs Lillian Garfield in Wellington with Mrs Ethel Hambley assisting. Chancellors speech limits discussed by Dr Wand, Bishop of London, to church chaplains in Europe.
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Daughters of America
Oberlin
Violet Bickle
Iona Carter J
Swinners
Lillian Garfield
Wellington
Ethel Hambley
Couple to observe Golden Anniversary at St Marys
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Miller will be celebrated with Mass at St Marys Church Sunday, followed by a family dinner at Elyria Country Club. Married in 1904 in Youngstown, they lived in Pittsburgh before moving to Elyria in 1941. Mrs Miller is 67 and active in St Marys Altar and Rosary Society and Catholic Daughters. Mr Miller, 70, belongs to the Holy Name Society. They have two daughters Ellery Fitch and Charles Marcus, plus two granddaughters Carolyn Marie and Shirleyann Marcus, all of Elyria.
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ST. Mary
William G. Miller
East Ave
Elyria Country Club
Miller
Eva B. Reining
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Elyria
Bendix- Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Company
Ellery R. Fitch
Reeves Rd
Charles Marcus
East River St
Carolyn Marie
Shirleyann Marcus
St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society
Catholic Daughters of America
Holy Name Society
Close To Home Duck Causes Family Chaos In Four Room Apt
Ed Fitzhugh recounts the Stanley Joneses and their feathered problem Ubiquitous the duck. The pet disrupts routines, bath time moves to a Swedish parlor, and family members debate solutions while Jimmy, age five, defends the bird. A light, humorous domestic sketch in a single-column style.
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Asia
Europe
Stanley Joneses
Joneses
Stanley
Jimmy
Calendar of Events Reads Tonight at O F Hall and Relief Corps
Local calendar lists events for Northwest Encampment at 1 0 O F Hall and Richard Allen Women's Relief Corps No 108 at 1 0 0 F Hall tonight. It notes that both groups meet at their usual venues with unspecified times.
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Northwest
O.F. Hall
Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps
F. Hall
Licenses listed for Lorain area residents and workers
Licensing records show individuals including James Snyder at 1049 Ninth St Lorain U S Army and Josephine Midili at 1805 Tait St Lorain. Other names include Gilbert Heinrichs Osborne Rd Columbia Station and Frances Koenig West River Rd Columbia Station. Additional licensed persons include Robert Forthofer Lear Nagle Rd press operator Kathleen Daily 37772 Center Ridge Rd Raymond Hales Sullivan student Lois Heighland 665 North Main St Wellington Howard Bennett Anchor Inn Lorain steel worker and Mildred Wiley 328 West 11th St Lorain.
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James Snyder
Ninth St
Lorain
U. S. Army
Josephine Midili
Tait St
Gilbert Heinrichs
Osborne
Columbia Station
Frances Koenig
West River
Robert Forthofer
Lear Nagle
Kathleen
Center Ridge
Raymond Hales
Sullivan
Lois Heighland
North Main St
Wellington
Howard Bennett
Anchor Inn
Steel Worker
Mildred
Wiley
West 11Th St
Churchwomen Worship Work Study at St Pauls Circle
Mrs Henry Pomeroy hosted 17 members and guest Mrs Hicks from Circle No 4 of St. Pauls Church for a noon luncheon. Devotions by Mrs Harry Anderson, reading an interval scripture. Mrs Max Lyndon presented the poem Golden Hours as the group decided to recess for August and resume September 9 with a 12 oclock picnic at Mrs Marcella Krebs home.
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Ist. Paul's Circle
Henry Pomeroy
Hicks
Circle No. 4
St. Paul’s Church
Harry Anderson
Max Lyndon
Marcella Krebs
Lutheran Mission League Names Nomination Committee
At the Lutheran Women's Missionary League meeting of St. John Lutheran Church a nominating committee was named with Mrs. Kenneth Black as chairman and Mrs. Fred Schoditsch and Lois Koepp as members. The group reported 19 boxes weighing 599 pounds of used clothing sent to the Church World Service Center for Korea. A Hong Kong work note and a convention call for Evansville Indiana on September 16 and 17 were discussed, along with a tour to Lutheran Hospital in Cleveland. Mrs. Martin Huebner, the league president, led the discussion titled Follow the Church's Marching Orders.
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Lutheran Mission. League
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League of
Martin Huebner
League
Cleveland
Chapmans welcome baby Jessica Lynn in Elyria
The Rev and Mrs Ralph Chapman named their new daughter Jessica Lynn born July 14 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Chapman is pastor of Ridgeville Congregational Church. Other Elyria births noted include a son to Mr and Mrs William Bordy and multiple newborns to local residents yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A recording of Goethe's Faust on long playing records marks a German drama first.
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Ralph Chapman
Jessica Lynn
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chapmans
Chapman
Ridgeville Congregational Church
William Bordy
West St
Stanley Demish
Elmwood St
Kenneth Fowl
West Ridge Rd
Okey Manning
Oberlin Rd
Alton Youtzy
Burns Rd
Dusseldorf
Norma Jean Busser Promised Bride of Richard Kapis
Mr and Mrs Valerian Busser of 153 Jackson Street Amherst announce the engagement of their daughter Norma Jean to Richard Kapis son of Mr and Mrs John Kapis now of Ashtabula formerly of Wellington No date set for the wedding Norma Jean is a Amherst High School 1952 graduate and a clerk typist at Brown Lipe Chapin Division of General Motors Elyria She is a member of St Joseph Church and Beta Sigma Phi sorority Richard Kapis is a Wellington High School 1950 graduate and a junior designer at Brown Lipe Chapin He attends St Patrick Church Wellington
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Valerian Busser
Jackson Street
Amherst
Norma Jean
Richard Kapis
John Kapis
Ashtabula
Wellington
Miss Busser
Amherst High School
Brown- Lipe-Chapin Division
General Motors
Elyria
St. Joseph Church
Beta
Doll Hobby Becomes Hands Across The Sea
San Francisco report profiles Mrs. Tsuyu Kamimura, famed Japanese doll maker sent to the United States to demonstrate her Kaburi dolls at an International Trade Fair in Seattle. She travels to San Francisco and plans classes in Los Angeles and New York before São Paulo’s 400th anniversary festival, viewing dolls as symbols of world peace.
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San Francisco
INS
Tsuyu Kamimura
United States
Seattle
Los Angeles
New York
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Kamimura
Japan
Georgette
Tigredia Social Club Meets At Brown Home
The Tigredia Social Club held a tureen dinner and Canasta games yesterday at Mrs. Florence Brown's home at 246 Eighth Street after a business meeting led by president Ruby Beal. Prizes were awarded at each table. next gathering is set for August 11 at 12:00 hosted by Mrs. Floyd Phillips at 115 Longford Avenue.
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Tigredia Social Club
Florence Brown
Eighth St
Ruby Beal
Floyd Phillips
Longford Ave
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