WCTU Hears Book Review On Problem Of Alcohol
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union discussed censorship in film and print, arguing censorship robs readers of judgment. They reviewed Grace Turn reason’s Fruit of the Vine, citing studies on alcohol’s role in accidents and health. Mrs. Strong will continue the review at the April 5 meeting with ongoing reflections on education and public policy.
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M A. D
Temperance Ton
A. D. Strong
Plato
Xenophon
Samuel Gerber
One Life Insurance Company
Strong
Forel
Switzerland
Abraham Lincoln
E. C.carlson
Calfornia
Voice of
Temperance
Columbia Network
WCTU
Lena Peasnick to Wed Leslie Johnston in Cleveland
Mrs Eva Peasnick of Cleveland announces the engagement of her daughter Lena J. to Leslie J. Johnston of Cambridge. They will be married at 2 30 pm on March 26 at Christ Church Cleveland with the open church ceremony.
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Wellington
Eva Peasnick
Cleveland
Parker St
Lena J
Leslie J. Johnston
Cambridge
Christ Church
Fluoride Debate Hints at Water Safety Concerns
In the matter of fluorides experts warn that adding fluoride must be limited to a single part to a mullion. The remarks imply worry over supposed risks while praising potential benefits. The writer notes large volumes of water unused by children and questions the safety of fluoridation.
Women Of Churches At Work In First Methodist Church
A report on Mindred Crowder presenting Change of Heart at the Elizabeth Stevens Group dinner meeting. The program featured Judy Wienert piano solo and Mizpah Benediction, with guests listed and committee hostesses named. The Ruth Guild met next in April with Tony Trupe and L G Novak leading, plus church reports and Lenten services announced.
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Harvid Arensberger
Mindred Crowder
Elizabeth Stevens
First Methodist Church
India
Jesus
Earl Henderson
George Boor
John
Carlton Squire
Judy Wienert
C. J. Hols
Laie Miller
Serbara Boorn
Richard Miller
W. E. Rosenau
C .$. Macintyre
Foster Ellite
Ralph Kirby
Charlotte Nas
James E. Boggs
Jane Johnson
Edward Ham
Tony Trupe
Ruth Gui
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
L G Novak
Venezuela
James Russell
Women's Mission Bible Clase
First Baptist Church
A . Hales
Lillian Flan
Mise Gertside Biges
Leo Dunfer
Carrie McFloresh
J. A Price
Russell
Hales
Elizabeth Barndollar
Josie Johnson
Margaret Durfee
Sharron Hales
Lilian Flood
Norabell Wright
Legislation Day District Meet Spotlights Ohio Reform talk
Mrs. Karl Rosenheimer announces Legislation Day meetings in eight Ohio districts. Middle North District gathers in Oberlin with chairs H G Shannon and George Langi leading sessions on UN Charter revision and unemployment, mental hygiene funding, and narcotics. District notes cover Venezuela mission talk, library taxation, and teen reform topics.
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Karl Rosenheimer
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Ohio
Middle North
Oberlin
Fred Lohnes
lEhmna
Christ Episcopal Church
Thal
Mental Health
CIC
George Bradley
Virmi
Evangelism Theme Shines At St Paul Guild Meeting
Mrs Albert Wragg urged Evangelism as core to church life at St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church Women’s Guild in the church basement. She stressed family devotion prayer and Christ first in life, while members approved Red Cross and Heart Fund donations and heard about midweek center meetings and upcoming Lenten events.
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Albert Wragg
Northeast Ohio Synodical Women's Guid
Commission On Evangelist
Harvey Welton
Park Hobill
Birth and student election notices from local families
Rev and Mrs Carl Geist announce the birth of their son Steven Richard on Feb. Mrs Geist is the former Toa Louise Crosby of 210 Lake Ave. Lawrence E Tibbals, son of Mrs Carel Day Tibbals of 1 Garford Ave, was elected secretary of the Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity at Grio University. He is a senior enrolled in the Course of Fire Arts majoring in photography.
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Carl Geist
Columbus
Ind
Steven Richard
Geist
Toa Louise Crosby
C. H. Crosby
Lake Ave
Lawrence E Tibbals
Carel Day Tibbals
Garford Ave
Lambda Chi Alpha
Grio University
More Stretch Planned For Lady's Wardrobe
NEW YORK four Until now the term stretch has applied to the budget when a housewife went shopping. But the spring and summer it also applies to what she wears. More and more women's clothing is being made in yarns that stretch to fit body contours but spring back for easy storage or packing of the garments. First appearing in men's socks the yarn now are made into women's knee socks stockings briefs girdles gloves and bathing suits. Sweaters are in the experimental stage.
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New York
Eastern Star Salutes Colors Honors Marshalls
The Elyria Chapter No. 165 of the Order of Eastern Star paid tribute to the U S flag and honored marshalls at a Temple meeting. Members pledged allegiance as the Star Spangled Banner sang, a white chrysanthemum was placed on a styrofoam flag board, and several marshalls were introduced by the Worthy Matron. Florence Baus led appreciation, and Frank Aust spoke on the flag’s meaning. Invitations to future events and bake sales were noted, with plans for socials and a doll history talk.
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Order of Eastern Star
Elyria
United States
Temple
Eacn J
Eunice Dunn
Katherine Stone
Mary Rogers
Esther Wellert
Pearl Grunda
Florence Baus
Mabel Shives
Lilah Hackney
Ella Young
Helen Lehman
Mary Hunter
Helen D. Smyth
Virgiva Mesehnke
Futh Schroeder
Puth Stuntz
Leora Sparks
Clara Piley
Thelma McDonald
Olga Teler
Florence K. Smyth
Annetta Bearer
Marshall
Frank Aust
OES
MPR
Amelia
Mer
Lperty
Rust
Ruth Stuntz
George Boorn
Jeanette Gilder
Alma Miller
Haynes
Gabriel
Oberlin
Seville
Wellington
Sheffield
Elsa Young
Jesse Knapp
East Broad St
Margaret Botamer
Young’s Hardware
Ways and Means
Elsie Hudson
St. Petrick’s
Temble
Frances Leser
Lisbeth Callans
North
Washington Blvd
Lola Hultz
A. M Brown
AME Doll Hospital
Dois
Peuth Stentz
2 Grim
Marshalls
Warde Warren
Knert
An . Pebert
Ted Gilder
Frank Doggie
Arthur Kehnert
Arthur Kehnert Jr
Sonn Gray
Percy Warren
Miss Duff and W Wallace Paine Wed in New Orleans Church
Mrs. Curtis Duff of Avon Lake announces the marriage of her daughter Jerry Lou to W Wallace Paine, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Paine of Lakewood. The ceremony occurred February 21 at Carrollton Methodist Church in New Orleans, performed by Rev. L E Douglas. Jerry Lou is a Tulare University senior and Avon Lake High School graduate employed at Youngstown Steel Door Co. in Cleveland. Wallace Paine is a Lakewood High School graduate, veteran of two years in the 11th Airborne Division, and currently majoring in architecture. The pair attended Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
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Cleveland
Lakewood High School
11Th Airborne Division
United States Army
New Orleans
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