Rosa Page Welch Addresses Washington Ave Church Women
Chicago based Rosa Page Welch spoke to members of the Christian Women's Fellowship at Washington Avenue Church of Christ on a mission theme. She recalled ministry abroad in 1953 and last year, urged sharing abundance with those in need. Organist Mrs. Hoskins and Mrs. Shaw led prayers as guests from Elyria and nearby churches attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Page Welch
Chicago
United Church Women
Christian Women’s Fellowship of
Washington Avenue
Welch
Georgia Harkness
Jessie Hoskins
Henry Shaw
Fellowship Hall
North Eaton
Lorain
Westlake
Elyria
Christian Women's Fellowship Board
Marge Mallow
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Children Dance Tumble At PTA Fathers Night
Franklin PTA Fathers Night featured a physical education exhibition led by Robert Slagh and Mrs Sally Case with boys tumbling and girls performing tumbling and folk dances. A nominating committee chaired by Harold Dicken planned officer slate for April, with Mrs Oliver Cherney Mrs Joseph Rogers and Mrs Richard Kuss. Room prizes went to seventh grade Georgianna Francis and eighth grade Harrorah Barnes. An orientation for eighth graders and parents is set for March 28 at 7 30 p m with panel including George Miraberl Foster Elliott Wayne McQuillin Miss Manan Kemble and S G Smith. Hostesses for social hour were Mrs Earl Denman Mrs William Murrell and Mrs Harold Merrill. Harald Dicken and Robert Broadwell led coffee service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Pta
Robert Slagh
Sally Case
Harold Dicken
Oliver Cherney
Joseph Rogers
Richard Kuss
Georgianna Francis
Harrorah Barnes
Cherney
George Miraberl
Foster Elliott
Wayne McQuillin
Manan Kemble
S. G. Smith
Earl Denman
William Murrell
Harold Merrill
Harald Dicken
Robert Broadwell
Royal Neighbors Host Friendship Night Plan
Members of the St. Clair Rebekah Lodge degree team and Royal Neighbors plan a Friendship Night and Lakewood Lodge visit on March 29 at 7 30 p.m. at I C C F Hall. Bus reservations are being taken by Dorothy America and Mildred Page. Engagements include a March 17 home program under Ag Dunford with an instruction session. The social club meets March 12 at 7 30 p.m. with Edith Whitman hosting, while the next regular meeting and an immersion are set for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah
Rad
Lakewood Lodge
Offare
Dorothy America
W-Phillips
Mildred Page
Marchi
1.C.C.F
Agat
Dunford
Vermilion
Betty School of Instruction
Worcester
Edith Whitman
Har
Ninth St
Rose Boals
Oracle
VW Raven
Avon Girl Becomes Bride of James G. Boggess in Indiana
Avon Miss Beverly Marie Papys daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Papys Mills Rd Avon married James G Boggess son of Mr and Mrs Edward W Boggess Fenton Mich formerly of Center Ridge Rd Ridgeville Saturday in Muncie Indiana They plan to reside in Fenton The bride graduated from Avon High School in 1954 The groom attended Eaton schools
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Marie Papys
Lester Papys
Mills Rd
Avon
James G. Boggess
Edward W. Boggess
Fenton
Mich
Center Ridge Rad
Ridgeville
Muncie
Ind
Miss Papys
Avon High School
Eatoni
Social Progress Unit To Hear Dr Philip Speak
Marianna Philip native of Travancore India and interning at Elyria Memorial Hospital will be guest speaker at Social Progress Department EWC Monday evening at Monteith Hall. She trained in general medicine at Indian mission hospitals and at Women’s Christian Medical College Ludhiana plans to return to mission hospitals in India. Elizabeth Kardos of Cleveland planned to attend but cannot due to injuries from a recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna Philip
Travancore
India
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Social Progress Department
EWC
Monteith Hall
Philip
Indian Mission
Government
Women's Christian Medical College
Ludhiana
Punjab
Elizabeth Kardos
Cleveland
LaGrange Bride Weds Lorain Man at St Stanislaus Church
Miss Barbara Ann Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Davis 314 N Center LaGrange married Oliver S Shinsky son of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Shinsky 3526 Omaha Ave Lorain in a 2 pm ceremony at St Stanislaus Church Lorain The Rev Father John Brycken Eaet Sister Gregory played the organ The bride wore a white lace and net gown with a lace veil and carried a white carnation bloom The maid of honor wore a powder blue gown and blue accessories William Urbanik served as best man A reception followed in St Stanislaus school hall The couple will reside on Middle Ridge Rd Amherst Both are graduates with the bride from LaGrange High and the groom from Lorain High He is a former US Army member and employed at Llewellyn Pontiac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Davis
Charles E. Davis
N. Center
LaGrange
Oliver S. Shinsky
Joseph P. Shinsky
Omaha Ave
Lorain
St. Stanislaus Church
John BryckenEaet
Gregory
Jorgan
Gayle Rider
St. Stanislaus
la Grange High School
Lorain High School
U.S. Army
Llewellyn Pontiac
Middle Ridge Rd
Amherst
Driving Rules Emphasized By Sgt Cordrey At Club Meeting
Sgt Cordrey head of Elyria traffic department urged defensive driving at a public affairs meeting of the Elyria Woman's Club, warning pedestrians pose risks and noting 22 percent of last year's fatalities were pedestrians. He urged looking ahead, planning escape routes, signaling, watching, and never hesitating to blow the horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.L Cordrey
Elyria Woman’s Club
Montieth Hall
W. F. Bell
Travel slides as club members tour Jamaica and Hawaii
Mrs. Charles Snoble and Mrs. John Galazin spoke at a Monteith Hall meeting of the Education and Fine Arts Department of Elyria Woman's Club. They described Jamaica shops and mountain scenery including St. Ann Bay and Columbus landing site, and Hawaii attractions such as the Hope Garden Show Park and the largest U S military hospital in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snoble
John Galazin
Jamaica
Hawaii
Education and
Fie
Elyria Woman's Club
Monteith Hall
Fred Lohnes
Snoble
St. Ann Bay
Columbus
Galazin
Hope Garden
Sisterhood Sees Take-Off Of TV Program Queen Esther Night
At the Elyria Sisterhood meeting in the Jewish Temple on Tuesday night a spoof of Queen for a Day titled Queen Esther for a Night featured Mrs. Philip Bleeman as announcer and interviewer. Contestants included Mrs. Sam Kailes Mrs. Morris Brown Mrs. Jack Massier WS. Leo Samuelson Mrs. Jack Davis and Mrs. E H Weingarten with Weingarten crowned Queen Esther. Sponsors were card holders Mrs. Nelson Beller and Mrs. Alfred Copeland in Mickey Mouse heads. The event celebrated Purim and followed committee reports led by Mrs. David Schuthof president. Next meeting is planned for April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Esther
Nelson Beller
Alfred
Copeland
David Schuthof
Look Ahead Driving Advice From Auto Club
The National Automobile Club urges drivers to look far ahead past the car in front and scan intersections for merging traffic and pedestrians. The guidance emphasizes constant vigilance as motorists should observe approaching signals, merge conflicts, and pedestrians to improve safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
National Automobile Club
Jdivers
Quilt Pattern Advertisement and Craft Parade
An apparent historical newspaper fragment promotes a quilt pattern 7198 with instructions, pricing five cents per pattern plus extra for mail, and requests readers to mail name and address to New York. It mentions free patterns, decorative handiwork, and assorted designers and names in a garbled, celebratory craft feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bronkts
Chronicle-Telegtram
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Bro
Inez
Claire McHortesses
Emma Corwyer
Cardel
Marjorie Goff
Agnes Kaminaki
Voteminows
Three Judges Pick Mrs Elyria in Local Mrs America Contest
Ohio Fuel Gas Co sponsors the Mrs Elyria contest selecting three judges Mrs John F Timms Winifred Fay and Robert Choate to evaluate homemakers over 21 entering by March 15 Entries filed at the Broad Street office or local stores The winner advances through district state and national levels with prizes including appliances and a trip to the Mrs America finals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
John F.,timms
Elyria Woman's Club
Winifred L. Fay
Chronicle- Telegram
Robert Choate
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Wilmot Printing
Gas Company
A. W. Meyer
Elyria
Meyer
West Bend
Elyma
Columbus
Ohio
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Spring Valley Women Organize Association Forms Leadership
Temporary chairmen were named at a Spring Valley Women’s Association meeting held at Mrs. C. J. Howley Jr.’s Lorain home. General chairman Mrs. Howley leads a slate including Mrs. Jack Piper membership and pro tem secretary, with other appointees handling rules publicity golf handicap historian and bridge. A lunch and style show at Spring Valley Country Club on April 27 is planned under Mrs. Donald Balsley. A March 26 meeting at the same club invites prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Women’s Association
C. J. Howley, Jr
East Lake Rd
Lorain
Spring Valley Country Club
Donald Balsley
Edgar Ball
Kerr
Adolph Kehlmger
YW Club Anniversary Tureen Marks Meeting
Four new members joined Metropolitan Club at Holly Hall for an anniversary tureen. Hostess Mrs. Gerald Frank and helpers welcomed members as they shared sentimental mementos. Devotions were led, and 290 Washington Ave. resident Mrs. Sheldon Rieley will host the next meeting on April 4 at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Club
Holly Hall
Wilson Madden
Robert Edwards
Richard Lutz
Harold McDonald
Gerald Frank
A. E. Schowalter
William Grant
Walter Warriner
Mabel Ellis
Sheldon Rieley
Washington Ave
In-Service Notes Summarized For Nurses
The Elyria Branch of the Ohio State Nurses Association met at 8 p.m. on Tuesday at the M. B. Johnson Nurses Home. Mrs. May Eaton presided. Theresa Baldauf was named membership chairman. Plans were set for attendance at the state convention April 10 in Dayton. Mrs. Eaton will attend the St. Augustine Florida conference. others may contact her or secretary Sue McCracken. Stamped sales tax and a card sale as a fundraiser were approved. Mrs. Betty Anderson spoke on in service topics including tracheotomies transfusions plasma IVs and related equipment. A dessert was served by Mrs. Anderson. May 17 hostess will be Mrs. Adelia Wisneski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio State Nurses Association
M. B. Johnson Nurses Home
May Eaton
Theresa Baldauf
Cameron Jolly Usong
Cambridge Ave
Dayton
Eaton
Ponce de Leon
St. Augustine
Allen PTA Hears Panel Discussion
Allen PTA members heard a panel of three educators on school improvement during last night’s meeting. Panelists were George Miraben, Miss Margaret Histed, and Roscoe Godby, who spoke on curriculum planning, advanced teaching techniques, and diagnosing reading problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Pta
Heard
George Miraben
Margaret Histed
Roscoe Godby
Elyria Education Association
Mbiraben
Miss Histed
Mr. Godby
Luncheon in Cleveland on higher education support
Miss Olive Beller of Elyria plans to attend a Statler Hotel luncheon in Cleveland for men and women interested in higher education in America. Speaker Devereaux C. Josephs, chairman of New York Life Insurance Co., will discuss education funding. Proceeds aid educational advancement through Western Reserve University and its alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Beller
Elyria Block
Statler Hotel
Cleveland
America
Devereaux C. Josephs
Board
New York Life Insurance Co
Western Reserve University
ONO Club Meeting Adds Wins and Birthday Gifts
Members of the ONO Club gathered at Mrs. Ernest Saly’s home last night. Bunee featured prizes awarded to Mrs. John Burnett, Mrs. William Marsh, Mrs. Don Atkinson, and Mrs. Joseph Bennett. Secret sisters gave birthday gifts to Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. Burnett. next meeting slated for April 4 at Mrs. John Burnett’s residence, 702 Oberlin Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONO Club
Ernest Saly
Bunee
John Burnett
William Marsh
Don Atkinson
Joseph Bennett
Atkinson
Burnett
Oberlin Rd
Ritual and Drill Teams Stage Lodge Fashion Show
The Eagles Auxiliary showcased ritual and drill team attire at a regular meeting in Eagles Hall. Members wore winter lounge costumes with wool jersey pajamas while Mrs Elizabeth Isen presided. An announcement noted Sir Winston Churchill would attend a conference in Findley on April seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Jersey
Eagles Hall
Elizabeth Isen
de Jberg
Brigance
Winston Churchill
Findley
Delat the Eagles Hall
First Church Women Meet Ash Wednesday Service Opens Lent
Mrs. Walter Reif spoke to First Church Women on Ash Wednesday about growing in grace through daily prayer Bible study worship and service. The service included Communion led by Rev B Kenneth Anthony and prayers by Francis Assisi are Robert Louis Stevenson. Luncheon followed with planning for Bible study sessions and upcoming events including a sewing day and panel on Family Life led by the Meads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Walter Reif
B. Kenneth Anthony
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Elizabeth Gates
Francis Assissi
Robert Louis Stevenson
Peter M Smith
Anthony
Board of Deaconesses
Gates Room
Midtown
8. C. Orr
Elyria Council of Church Women
Medical Association of Congregational
Lorain Altrusa Style Show Set For March 21
Final preparations underway for the Lorain Altrusa Style Show and tea at the American Legion Dugout on West Erie Avenue Lorain March 21 at 730 p m Proceeds aid club service projects including foreign exchange students and Junior Achievement Agnes Kay Webber will be fashion commentator Models include Connie Bickers and several Altrusa members The next monthly dinner meeting is March 14 at the BPW Home on 9th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Altrusa Club
Steve Polansky
theAmerican Legion
Coninie Bickers
Gerald Krupp
Thomas Krezman
Ray Trotter
James Kolbai
BPW
Review of The Year of Love at Holly Hall Matinee
Mrs Beuthel reviews Margaret Runbeck book Happiness is a way of doing what you have to do at a Tuesday matinee in Holly Hall. Intercultural committee work is outlined and club officers are introduced. The new Matinee committee plans evening events to suit working women and mothers with children. Next matinee set for April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Runbeck
Holly Hall
Lloyd Beuthel
Fred Lohnes
Orio Standen
Edward Taylor
Paul Rich
Comarg
Ate Arthur Miller
R. Jay “Fitch
Franklin Haybn
Lewis Searles
Carl Woodin
Werner Gallo
J. D. Hamilton
Mrs Taylor Discusses Pictures For Home Decor
Guest speaker at the Holiday luncheon at Holly Hall was Mrs Edward Taylor. She spoke on choosing pictures that fit color schemes furniture and room size. The Women are People Too class discussed friendships and how to tell inner problems and give compliments. Ske decorating class worked on canapes and party items while swimming and slip cover classes continued. Next week ends the holiday program. next session begins April 4 and runs Thursdays through May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hall
Edward Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Fellowship
PTA
Rebekah
Lakewood
Indiana
Beverly Papys
Social Progress Unit
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin, Ohio
Barbara Davis
Sgt. Cordrey
Coraphelps
J. M. Gregory
Ben Kennelly
Sunshine
Clarence Ziemke
John Timms
John G. Whitney
Nettie Laundon
L. D. Acheson
Donald D. Lenhart
Wallace Bates
Bertha Thomas
Ernest Birch
D. K.borchard
Grant Haslett
H. L. Cordrey
Harry Mitchell
H. H. Gregg
Nell R. Levis
Department Heart Travel
Sisterhood
Rudy Mac
Oliver
Shinskey
Spring Valley Women Organize Association
Elyria Council
YMCA
Russell von Oster
Harold Reams
Allen Parent-Education Group
Frank Harding
Victor Weiseman
John Derringer
Lyle Scott
Lucy Wearsch
Perry Hayes
Paul Westbrook
Sue Watters
Emma Stewart
Mrs. Reif
Mary Ellen Chase
Margaret Mead
Emily Kimbrough
Life Magazine
Wellington
James C. Mead
Toledo
Peter Smith
J. G. Wenzel
Floss Klopfenstein
A. C. Schirmer
Gertrude van Wagnen
Charlotte Brooks
Frank Hegg
Culligan
MPA
MR. Ludwig
Miss Linda
Third St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!