Town Talk Guests Visited by Sudbury Family Names
Town Talk reports Mrs George Senior and daughter Mary Frances from Sudbury Ont visiting two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs James A Hewitt at 155 Stanford Ave. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Gilbert Oakes of 207 Erie St hosting guests Mr and Mrs Elbert Mitchell from Orlando Fla, Mrs Mitchell formerly Kathryn Oakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Senior
Mary Frances
Sudbury, Ont
James A. Hewitt
Stanford Ave
Gilbert Oakes
Erie St
Elbert Mitchell
Orlando, Fla
Mitchell
Kathryn Oakes
Wedding Date Set For Joanne Carr On July Sixth
Joanne Carr bride to be of Ronald Huffman of Cutler Ohio announced July 6 as her wedding date at a miscellaneous shower this week. Maid of honor will be Miss Arlene Harris and Edward Huffman will serve as best man. Miss Harris hosted the shower at 438 Oxford Ave with games and prize winners Judy Lowe and Nancy Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Carr
Ronald Huffman
Cutler, O
Arlene Harris
Edward Huffman
Best Mann
Miss Harris
Oxford Ave
Judy Lowe
Nancy Murray
Birth of Paul Thomas Blackburn in Sandusky
A son, Paul Thomas, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blackburn of 1614 Milan Rd Sandusky on June 17 at Providence Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces. Grandparents include Mrs. Theresa Webber and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noster among others. family members hosted gifts and a refreshments table at a gathering following the birth. Local notices mention Elyria roots and links to the Blackburn family and area institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blackburn
Milan Rd
Sandusky
Paul Thomas
Providence Hospital
Blackburns
Elyria
Little League
Joanne
Theresa Webber
East
Franklin Carr
Oxford Ave
Malcolms
Lexington Field
Blackburn
Grafton
the League
Frank Noster
Baptist Church
Linwood Park
ONO Club
William Marsh
Metcalf Rd
St. Paul's
James Tsarones
Bethel Shrine
Grotto Hall
Worand
Annette
Billy
Sidney
Arived
Gus Tsarones
Cascade St
Andrens
Igor Dall
William Palm
Hilliard Rd
Couple Celebrates 55th Wedding Anniversary at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Griffiths of 342 11th St observed their 55th wedding anniversary with a 6 o clock dinner at the Oberlin Inn. The couple, active in First Methodist and Starr Circle, have nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Griffiths
11Th St
Oberlin Inn
Lemon
Griffiths
Congregational Church
Evan E. Griffiths
Cha
Cleveland
Gin Falls
Robert
Starr
Alice Griffiths
First Methodist Church
Denison Ave. Elyria
Stanley G. Webster
Mary Griffiths
East Cleveland
Order of Eastern
David Griffiths
Stanford Ave
Elyria
National Tube Company
Alice Evans
Evan Lorain
Mai
Masonic Lodge
YWCA Leaguers Attend Pops in Music Hall
YWCA Junior and Senior Leagues held a picnic at Findley State Park with 28 members. The next event is a Pop Concert at Music Hall Cleveland or behind the throne. Burma guest Mary Khin Htet discusses food, dress, and training in Rangoon YWCA programs and English giving way to Burmese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Findley State Park
Music Hall
Cleveland
Burma
Martinet
Ian Bidgett
Mary Khinstet
Rangoon Ywca
Ely
Counma Association
America
New York
United States
Rangoon Association
Elyria
Unicef
Mary
Khin Htet
Neante Ante Anna
Committee On Correspondence
National Student Assembly
The
Lake Geneva
Wis
Ywca Professional School
Painesville
Leadership Service Division
National Ywca
Rangoon
Rangoon YW Association
National
Burma Ywca
Elyria Ywca
Walt Disney
Brown
Earl
Barbara Varish
Ruth Knerien to Lead Elyria Daughters of America
Ruth Knerien was elected councillor of Daughters of America Elyria Council 335 as members met in Eagles Hall. Bertha Johnson, Doris Garfield, Mary Keyser and others were named to officer roles. an installation is planned with a birthday screen dinner and outfits of white dresses for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Knerien
Daughters of America
The
Elyria Council
Eagles Hall
Alva
Bertha Johnson
Doris Garfield
Mary Keyser
Edna Amspaugh
Janet Miller
Leona Seckt
Inside Sentinel
Elizabeth Gibbs
Outside Sentinel
Clara Hartley
Itasca McWilliam
Erma Wise
Ruth Bryden
Hazel Krute
Iona Hanson
Tative
Al‘ernate
Representatives of YWCA Attend Conference
Miss Loretta Lipstraw ending her two year Elyria YWCA Junior League term and Miss Nancy Dyck young adult director attended the National Conference of Young Adults of the Central Region at Lyman Lodge Excelsior Minnesota. Guest speaker G Hamilton Martin led buzz groups on the theme with evenings featuring chit chat groups and clinics on YWCA topics. Workshops covered music crafts recreation creative work nature study and meditation with evenings for boating swimming hiking and tennis. Lipstray chaired Central Region Young Adult Council nominating. Dyck led the meditation workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Lipstraw
Elyria Ywca
Nancy Dyck
Lyman Lodge
Excelsior
Minn
G. Hamilton Martin
State of Ilinois Commission On Human Relations
YWCA
Miss Lipstray
Central Region Young Adult Council
Miss Dyck
Women Of Churches At Work In Amherst Meeting
Mrs Seymour Cooley hosted a regular meeting of the Open Circle of the Church of the Open Door in Amherst. Thirty six members and guests enjoyed a picnic lunch as Mrs Glenn Smith led the business portion, with prayers by Mr dame Hatcher and devotions by Mrs Pete Whitlock interpreting I Timothy 4 6 on the example of daily Christian living. The session closed with the motto and the next regular meeting is planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Cooley
Circle of the Church of the Open
Amherst
Glenn Smith
Dame Hatcher
Pete Whitlock
Ice Cream Social Fund at Wesley House
A Methodist Youth Fellowship event on June 28 at Wesley House Lawn 4th St offers games and prizes with a 35 cent donation for entry. Proceeds go to the social fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley House Lawn
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Elyria Navy Mothers Install New Officers
The Elyria Navy Mothers Club 121 installed 1957 58 officers at a meeting in the American Legion Hall. Officers sworn in include Mab el Dupler commander Lucille Cunningham first vice commander Evelyn Kochis second vice commander Ethel Carle finance officer Josephine Mee adjutant Mae Bennett assistant adjutant Eva Dudley judge advocate Betty Justin and Gertrude Ligotke matron at arms Phyllis Neidhardt Julia Wilburt trustees Grace Keyes Ruth Tyree directors Lenore Flanagan Charlotte Novak Ceilia Hutman auditing Elizabeth Polgar Eva Hamlin color bearers. A picnic is planned July 26 at the Coast Guard station Lorain with Georgette Krugman and Eleanor Bachman among guests. Luncheon followed by new officers serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Elizabeth Polgar
Mabel Dupler
Eunice Sheldon
Josephine Meo
Evelyn Kochis
Lucille Cunningham
Julia Wilbert
Grace Keyes
Gertrude Ligotke
Ethel Carle
Lenora Flanagan
Charlotte Novak
Eva Dudley
Mrs. Borman
C-T
Elyria Navy Mothers Club
American Legion Hall
Elsie Borman
National Adjutant
William Flaherty
Lorain
Josephine Mee
Mae Bennett
Betty Justin
Phyllis Neidhardt
Julia Wilburt
Grace, Keyes
Ruth Tyree
Lenore Flanagan
Ceilia Hutman
Eva Hamlin
Georgette Krugman
Lorain County
Equivalent Of College Course Can Be Gained
A New York dispatch notes a college education is a strong career asset yet self taught study can rival diplomas. It lists notable figures without degrees and urges reading classics, daily newspapers, and pursuing adult education through unions, on the job training, libraries, clubs, and government programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Stuart Symington
David Sarnoff
James F.byrnes
Katharine Cornell
Helen Hayes
Ethel Barrymore
US Department of Agriculture
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Fayria
Helen Mulholland
Mary Khin Htet
Ywcaa
Andrew Harms
Daniel Tratcoff
McArthur
Ohio
G. C. Brink
Lois
Carleton Brink
Raymond Wilson
Watseka, TL
L. C. DeAtley
G. C. Brinks
Winifred J. Fay
Winifred L. Fay
Organ More Sansiacoonr
Om Jac
Hedal Fawn
Ewe Uu
London
World Ywca
Geneva
Switzerland
Wulyve
Hollywood
Time Magazine
Betty
Basquettes Bouque
Catt
Mrs. "Wi" Senta
Broad Street
Florist
Bride
Aisis
Lk’s Beauty Shop
Marseilles Avenue
del Alr
ARS Ept
Women of Churches
Virginia
Actos
Oberlin
Otte
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