New Developments In Beauty Industry Discussed By Elyrian
Bertha Birkline reports from a Hairdressers Guild of Ohio convention at the Neil House in Columbus. Vedder of Cincinnati showcases styling trends. a New York designer’s extreme modernism influences local salons, and Dr J Howard Crum demonstrates a painless facial lift using a local anesthetic. Nail art, floral designs, and monogramming gain popularity, with salons touting their durability. The piece previews cosmetic dancing as a future topic and invites readers to learn more.
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Bertha Birkline
Birkliie
J. Howard Crum
New York
Aperson
Oman
Ull
Milady
Hollywood
New York City
Birkline's Beauty Salon Offer Nails with Flower Designs
An advertisement promotes Birkline's Beauty Salon offering fashionable nail art with flowers or initials on a nail or monogram on the thumbnail. The designs are described as smart and new, priced at 15 cents each.
Townsend Club enjoys large turnout at North Ridgeville meeting
North Ridgeville Townsend Club gathered at Town Hall with many members and guests in attendance. Rev. Charles Coakwell spoke on a new Congress bill while plans for a broader membership drive continued through April and several social and educational events were scheduled for March and April.
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Townsend
North Ridgeville
Town Hall
E Carver
Assembly
America
Charles Coakwell
Cleveland
Congress
Elyria
Evan Detwiler
Johnson Diner
Carver
Townsend Clubs
Ohio
B of l. Fridg
Paul Chase
Townsend Ode
Elyria Auxiliary members attend State Mid-Winter Conference
Mrs Charles Kremser accompanied Mrs William Vearne of Elyna to the State Mid-Winter Conference of the American Legion Auxiliary in Columbus. Mr Kremser is president of the Elyria Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kremser
William Vearne
Elyna
American Legion Auxiliary
Columbus
Kremser
Elyria
Neighborhood Club meets at home of Mrs Sterling M
The Neighborhood Club gathered at the Cleveland Road residence of Mrs Sterling M lss where attendees discussed upcoming events and community efforts during a brief meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling M Lss
Cleveland Road
South Amherst Legion Meeting Reports Routine Business
South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 met in club rooms Friday evening with Commander John Gauman presiding. A social hour followed as members, including Mrs Mabel Anderson, Mrs Calista Corbett, and Mrs Esther Witt, engaged in cards and casual conversation.
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Legion
South Amherst
American Legion Post No. 197
John Gauman
Mabel Anderson
Calista Corbett
Esther Witt
South Amherst Townsend Club marks first anniversary
The South Amherst Townsend Club No. 1 holds its first anniversary at the Town Hall on Thursday evening with Rev. Cloakwell of Cleveland as the speaker. A musical program and refreshments are planned and the public is urged to attend. Miss Norma Merchant opens her home for the Study Hour this Thursday evening. The Volunteer Firemen hold their regular monthly meeting at the fire station Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schmittgen
Cleveland Road
Wm Smith
South Amherst
Norma Merchant
Progressive class meeting at Methodist church Sunday school
Vincent notes that the Methodist church Progressive class will gather Thursday evening March 7 in the church parlors with Mrs. Helen Reese as hostess for a combined business and social affair. Two meetings are set for Markley schoolhouse Tuesday at 7 o'clock.
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Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
Frs A
South Amherst America Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Reinhart
Congregational Sunday School Board
Ruth Moore
Woman’s Guild Wall
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Pine Tree Girl Scout
Recreation Center
Roward Steele
Sam Slack
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Royal Neighbor Lodge Wll
Swiss Hall
Mabel Anderson
Sophua Mackruski
Vincent
Helen Reese
Markley
M. E. Church
W. E. Heck
20Th Street Methodist Church
Lorain
Vincent School
Local Methodist auxiliary hosts quilting session at Heck home
Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the Vincent M E church spent a full day quilting two quilts at Mrs Elmer Kellers home. Dinner for about twenty attendees included Mrs Paul Wray and daughter Marylin and others. A short afternoon meeting followed with reports and plans for March 6 all day quilting at Mrs W E Heck.
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Vincent
Loyal Workers
Methodist
Mra Elmer Keller
Paul Wray
Marylin
T. M. Baldwin
C. E. McIntire
O. B. Rea
M. B. Copas
Edith Hu
Helen Beese
W. E. Heck
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Castle
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West Ave
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F. S
Checker Cab
Beckett Engineering Co
R. W. Beckett Engineering Co
Commodore
Prospect Street
Beckett Commodore
Roy E. Hultz
Study Club News
Fred Hamblin
J Benham
Dover
Charlies Falkner
Grange News
North Ridgeville Grange
Lorrain County Officers Club
Banqurt
Eaton Church of Christ
Cgranges
John Burke
Here
Ae Vent
Jean Custiss
Beyerman
Hilma Hunt
Margaret Schneider
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Schwind
2Nd Street
Amherst
PIT
Ind
Goodyear
Niles
Marsh & Son
Elyria Paint & Sign Supply
Wouse
Broad St
Tite's Market
Bill Stegman
Confucius
GEO. R. Allen & Son
General Insurance
Wes
Aol
Tae
Elk’s
the Chronicle-Telegram
the Resar Service CO. General. Excavating & Sewer Contractors
East Broad Street
J. A. Lucas & CO
Lorain County
UCN
Ion
Elyria Sheet Metal Works
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin College
Ladies' Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Vincent Methodist Church
Frank Eschtruth
White
Frank Westcott
R. E. Hollis
E. Struck
Elginisited
Sen Gahy
Clarence Demag
Vermilion
My. Am
Lester Rosenthal
Chil
Rd Cras
Broeder Stores
Wilford’s Hatchery
Oberlin Road
O. Ph
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Middle Ave
Arthur J. Nemes
Lake Ave
Pineda Eee
the. E. Loeffler ‘Co
Elyria Business College
Broad Street
Sunbeam
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