Lorain Woman Elected Ohio NSA Division Treasurer
Paula M. Rakovan of Lorain was elected Ohio Division treasurer of the National Secretaries Association at the Cincinnati meeting held before 1954. She is the first Lorain chapter member to win a state office and serves as secretary to R. S. Morris at General Motors’ Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division. She is a Lorain High School graduate who studied at Bowling Green State University and volunteers on civic projects while balancing hobbies of photography and poetry.
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Paula M
Rudy) Rakovan
Ohio
National Secretaries Association
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Lorain
Sheraton-Gibson
Cincinnati
Rakovan
Tressa Ave
R. S. Morris
Brown-Lipe- Chapin
General Motors Corporation
Lorain High School
Bowling Green State University
NSA
CPS
Lorain County
Paula
Ladies' Always Wear Gloves Rules
The first public automatic laundry with coin operated machines opened in 1944. Now over 20 self service laundries open daily nationwide. Wash day has faded as jet age equipment speeds up cleaning, cutting laundry time from a day to an hour.
From Seeds To These Vegetable Relishes
Canned relish from garden-fresh vegetables including small white onions cauliflower sweet red pepper and spices. Pack into hot pint jars then pour a boiling vinegar mixture over vegetables and seal. Yield five pints.
Area Girl and Mr Shinsky Engaged in Amherst
Area Mrs and Miss Juanita Gerber of Leavitt Road announces engagement to Terry Shinsky son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Shinsky. Shinsky, a Marine reservist, is a Ford employee and Amherst Central High graduate. Gerber attends Steele High School, active in American Legion Auxiliary and Rainbow for Girls. Wedding plans pending.
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Amherst
Juanita
Gerber
Terry Shinsky
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Leavitt Road
Anthony
Stnsky
South Main St
Akeee
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Steele High School
American Legion Auxiliary
Rainbow
Shinsky
Ford Motor Company
Amherst Central High School
Armed Forces Institute
Madi, Son
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U.S. Marine Corps
Far East
U.S. Marine Corps Reserves
Pearl necklaces reflect growing onion-theme in jewelry
Costume jewelry trends feature Pearl Necklaces inspired by produce, with sizes and shapes echoing onions. Designer Judith McCann offers one to three strand necklaces and matching gold hoop earrings with onion pearl drops, blending produce-counter imagery into wearable pieces.
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Judith McCann
Baby Bath Trick Uses Split Sponge for Distraction
A cleaning tip suggests halving a colorful sponge to entertain the baby while washing. The tactic puts one half in the child's play area and uses the other half for cleaning to keep the infant cooperative and content during bath time.
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Baby
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