Civic minded Elyrian models 1920s swim suit for YWCA centennial
Mrs. John Timms of 260 Columbus St. headlines Elyria civic life as YWCA Y-Teen chairwoman. She organizes open houses at Holly Hall, guides 250 students, and plans fall and winter activities. A longtime YWCA member and community volunteer, she also supports Community Chest, Red Cross, Can cer drives, and March of Dimes. Her daughter Clara Ann, 15, helps with Y-Teens while Timms Spring Company driver Timms assists at Holly Hall.
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John Timms
YWCA
Timms
Columbus St
Holly Hall
YW Board of
Y-Teen
Fourthurs Club
YWC
Red Cross
March of Dimes
Ely Pta
Elyria Woman’s Club, Inc
Daughters of St. Andrew
St. Andrew Episcopal Church
Mr. Timms
Clara Ann
Elyria High
Y-Teens
Timms Spring Company
September Style Show planned for YWCA centennial event
Elyria YWCA prepares a large September 14 matinee Just A Memory fashion revue. Mrs Harold Ewing hosts a breakfast for committee chairs at Stanford Ave to select models including Mrs Clyde McDowell Miss Lucy Freese and many others. Costumes will be fitted August 9 in Holly Hall Classroom I. Rehearsals September 7 9 and 10 with a dress rehearsal September 13 followed by a cast party. Membership program is free.
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Harold Ewing
Stanford Ave
Elyria Ywca
Clyde McDowell
Lucy Freese
John Timms
Mark Willis
Ronald Penfound
Anna Baker
Holly Hall
John Gilkey
Andre Meyer
Arthur Jones
Dinner Meeting Promised by Employed Young Women’s League
The Employed Young Women's League of the YWCA will hold a dinner meeting on August 10. The event followed a Paper Sale sponsored by St. Jude's Parents' Club, noted at this week's gathering. Twenty six members and guests dined at Katie Kreuzer's on Detroit Rd with candlelit tables. Ursula Linden Waldron and Charlene Mc Gregor led the dinner committee in planning.
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St. Jude's Parents’ Club
Katie Kreuzer
Detroit Rd
Try. Waldron
Ursula Linden
Charlene McGregor
Mission League Reports From District Meet
Grace Lutheran Women’s Missionary unit heard reports on the English District Convention held at Pennsylvania College for Women in Pittsburgh in June. Dorothy Vetter and Marie Winkler presented a resume. vice president William Walker reviewed district chapters. meeting led by William Schmitt. Twenty-two members and two guests, Dellefield and Leah Haag, attended. hostesses set the table. Meeting closed with hymns and prayer.
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Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Grace Lutheran Women’s Missionary Unit
Pennsylvania College For Women
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Vetter
Marie Winkler
William Walker
William Schmittgen
W. W. Walker
Dellefield
Leah Haag
Minnie Haag
Agnes McKee
Caroline Joviak
Grace Witt
Soldiers Return Home After France Assignment
After service in France and travels to England Ireland Denmark and Sweden 1st Lt Fred E Steele son of Mr and Mrs E R Steele 200 Harvard Ave has been released from active duty and returned home Barbara Shaw Princeton Ave Judy Elkins Oxford Ave and Pat Stevens Harvard Ave left for a two week stay at Stoney Glen Camp Madison C Ohio The camp offers horseback riding Red Cross life saving training arts and crafts and worship Rosemary Stahl daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stahl Somerset Dr underwent surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital now in Room 34 and visitors may come Miss Joan Harzate of Columbia Ave attends summer session at the University of Toledo through September 3.
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France
Germany
Arabia
Fred E. Steele
E. R. Steele
Harvard aAve
States
England
Ireland
Denmark
Sweden
Steele
Barbara Shaw
Princeton Ave
Judy Elkins
Oxford Ave
Pat Stevens
Harvard Ave
Stoney Glen Camp
Madison
Red Cross
Rosemary Stahl
John Stahl
Somerset Dr
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss Florence Plate and Michael Osipov fall wedding plans
Mr and Mrs Anthony Plate of 210 Franklin Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Florence to Michael Osipov of Cleveland. Florence attended Elyria High and works at Milford River and Machine Co. She belongs to St Mary Church. Michael, son of Mr and Mrs John Osipov of Portage PA, graduated from Portage High School and Penn State, works for Ferbert Schorndorfer Co in Cleveland, and attends St Coleman's Church. The couple plans a fall wedding.
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Anthony Plate
Franklin Ave
Florence
Michael Osipov
Cleveland
Osipov
John Osipov
Portage, Pa
Miss Plate
Elyria High School
Milford River and Machine Company
St. Mary Church
Portage High School
Penn State College
Ferbert Schorndorfer Company
St. Coleman‘s
Engagement of Marie Hasenpflug to Richard Charnock
Mr and Mrs George Hasenpflug of Amherst announce the engagement of their daughter Marie Hasenpflug to Richard Charnock son of Mrs Ruth Reitz of Lorain. Miss Hasenpflug works at Elyria Savings and Trust and is a Brownhelm High School graduate and EB church member. Charnock recently moved to Elyria from Wheeling West Virginia and works at Crystal Springs Dairy. Wedding plans not definite.
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George Hasenpflug
R.D. No. 1
Amherst
Marie Hasenpflug
Richard Charnock
Ruth Reitz
Broadway
Lorain
Hasenpflug
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Brownhelm High School
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Elyria
Wheeling
W. Va
Crystal Springs
New Modern Food Methods Outpace the Good Old Days
New York reports Professor Charles G King of Columbia University argues modern food methods greatly improve health. He cites dropped rickets and scurvy thanks to vitamin D fortified milk and year round citrus supply. He condemns food faddists and says public food choices are tragically poor while millions overeat on alibis.
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New York
INS
Charles G. Kings
Columbia University
King
The
Nutrition Foundation
Five Generation Lineage Hints At Deep Roots In Town
A family record traces five generations from four months to 85 years. Mrs Walters widowed young, remarried, and bore three more children, including Mrs Philip Sayers, possibly town’s youngest great grandmother who summers at 239 Roosevelt Ave and travels in a house car in winter. Her hobby is handcrafting wood pulp artificial flowers. Her husband paints for Oberlin College this season. Their son Adelbert, 40 Carpenter Ct Oberlin, drives for City Checker Cab since 1937, with wartime Air Force service as inspector. He enjoys wood carving and fishing when time allows. The grandfather-at-40 has three other children, Lois, 15, Darrell, 13, and Judy, 6, with Rummage Sale at 626 Harvard Ave. The family plans to move to Elyria soon. Gail Meredith and William K. Meredith, parents of Bonnie Lou, live on Grobe’s fruit farm Telegraph Rd. he is a Ridgeville grad 1949. Gail belongs to another five generation line on her mother’s side, born with four great grandmothers and a great grandfather living. Giant Rummage Sale at 204 Harwood St Thursday through Monday.
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Oberlin College
Adelbert
Carpenter Ct
Oberlin
City Checker Cab
Elyria
Air Force
Judy
Gail
William K. Meredith
Wee Bonnie Lou
Grobe
Telegraph Rd
Elyria High School
Ridgeville High
Adelbert Sayers
Philip Sayers
Gail Sayers Meredith
Bonnie Lou Meredith
Katie Walters
Births Reported From Elyria Area Hospitals
A series of birth notices from Elyria Memorial Hospital and Mercy Hospital Urbana describe newborns to families including Collins Elyria area parents Fern Gaines Collins of Cleveland Elyria move from Elyria Myra Gaines, Bopp family 349 North Olive St, Worley of Grafton Elek of Elyria Beach 530 Eastern Heights Blvd James Beach 219 Lake Ave Krugman A27 Woodland Ave and Duane Sellingham of Rantoul Illinois Diane weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces born at Mercy Urbana Hospital The notices name the newborns and their immediate families and provide hospital locations and parent relations
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Charles E. Collins
Alexandria
Collins
Fern Gaines
Myra Gaines
Cleveland
Gaines
Elyria
Robert Bopp
North Olive St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Eugene Worleys
Grafton
Joseph Elek
Eastern Heights Blvd
James Beach
Lake Ave
Elana Memorial Hospital
Ralph Krugman
Woodland Ave
Duane Sellingham
Rantoul
Mercy Hospital
Urbana
Diane
J. H. Bellingham
Gulf Rd
Chanute Afb Hospital
Wise Cushing recalls teachers doubting his future
Boston archbishop Richard J. Cushing, recalling his school days, said teachers did not see a rosy future for him. He reflected that the Lord often chooses the foolish to confound the wise, illustrating humility in his vocation.
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Boston
Richard J. Cushing
Cornell to honor medieval historian Carl Stephenson on retirement
Ithaca N Y Cornell University Press is preparing a volume of articles by Carl Stephen son to honor the renowned medieval historian upon his retirement in June.
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Cornell
Ithaca
N.Y
Ae Carl Stephenson
Cornell University
The
University Press
Lovebirds Chair-Set Pattern 7239 For Gift Ideal
Crochet directions for chair-back and arm rest 12 by 16 inch pattern 7239 priced at 973 cents per 10 inches of No 30 cotton. Mail twenty five cents for pattern and 5 cents each for first class. Send name address zone and pattern number to The Chronicle Telegraph 222 Household Arts Dept Old Chelsea Station New York.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
P. O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Ace Brooks
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Olga Curtis
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