YWCA Speaker Plans World Observance Banquet
Mes F P Jausener Cleveland YWCA to speak on world wide observance as part of the 8th anniversary celebration. A banquet for messages from YWCA overseas will mark the event with pledges to work toward international cooperation and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
F. P, Jausener
Cleveland Ywca
WiTl
Frenchi Jie Bisiness
Atniiversary
Ingelvte
Belly Schaefer
Lauitta Lanigendorfer
Buffalo
N. Y
Vaw.c.a. National Business and Professional Counell
Miss Schaefer
Elytia
Y.W.C.A
Miss Schacter
Miss. Schaefer
Y.w.c.ajl
Mise Schweter
Chengiu
Natonal
China
Ching
Fox. Brauseuer
Lakewood
Cleveland Y.W.C.A
AVAUW Plans Guest Night Program in April
The American Association of University Women of AVAUW announces a guest night at the First Congregational church social hall on Friday April 6. Dr Everett Kircher will discuss The Old Education in the New World and answer questions after a short talk attended by city representatives. The program is a community service highlighting postwar education challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Asugetation of University, Women
Higha
Antll Spragent
Everett
Kircher
F- Ohio
State University
Ion
Bild
Wick Hooni
First ‘Congregational Church
Varios Elvic
Elyria
New
Meetings Memobra of Circle Dot club luncheon notice
The Memobra of Circle Dot club will meet at Mrs Eliza Schaub’s home on Huron Street for a luncheon at 1 30 on Tuesday. It is noted that the gathering will not be a tureen luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memobra
Circle Dot Club
Mra Eliza
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Ball
Anna Lehman
Community notices and personal tidings from Elyria
Local residents report births losses and travels including death of Charles Schefler of Cleveland. Willie Wilson joins Oberlin College. Oliver Shubert returns to Texas. Ellmer Schmitz and Elmer Schmitzes announce a daughter. Helen Warner returns from Texas. families host visitors from Norfolk and Texas. Club meetings cover Cosmopolitan and WLRC events with speakers, charity drives, bake sale plans, and Red Cross contributions. Elyria groups mark forthcoming meetings in March and April with installations, luncheons, and service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Éginbotham
Florida
Méé
Elyria
Schiool
Sir Oliver, B. Shubert
Sheppard Field
Texas
Edwin Shubert
R. OD
Blyde
Elimer Schmitz
Woodland Avenue
Mareh
Ely Na Memorial Hospital
Robert Plas
East Avenue
Memorial’ ‘Hospital
Belly Dacksoi
Wright Fishd
Dayton
Wilde McCauley
Mise Helen Warner
Lewis Court
Texas City
Jack M. Rosso
Norfolk
Virginia
Citizenship talk by Wickens at Woman's Club session
Lorain County Prosecuting Attorney William G. Wickens spoke on obligation and responsibility of citizenship at the Woman's Club meeting Friday. He cited the constitution as authority, discussed varying interpretations in wartime, and reviewed six years of Supreme Court decisions on interstate commerce, liberties, race, speech, and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Wickens
Lorain County
CDA
Wrther
Woman's Club
Wickens
Supreme Court
Inter State
Mark Schileper
Thomas
Good Citizen
Earl C. Taylor
Red Cross
Kenmore
Will Thomas
L. J. Bourquin
H. Pounds
E. G. Curtiss
Adams
Geraldine’ Miller
Phyllis Powell
Class Hears Review of The King's Daughters Meeting
The Methodist church class held its first social meeting since January with President Mrs. T.C. Whitmore in charge. Mrs. A.D. Strang reviewed Dr. Fleming's God in the Schools and urged Bible teaching in public schools as a national issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Methodist ‘Church
John Warden
A.D. Strang
W. S. Fleming
Strong
Warden
St. Patrick’s Day
J. Reightey
Albert Haney
Delia Kreps
Walter Aker
Earl Wurst
Florente’ Snyder
H. F. Freidenstine
E. C
Local Licenses and Resident Occupations Listed
A dated list enumerates licensed individuals and their trades including meter reader Barbara Prepten and nurse Olherie Andrews. Names tied to places Wellington Lorain and Lorgin appear with ages 20 to 96, reflecting a public registry of workers such as machinist Clarence H. Billiard and others in canal wine settings and nursing roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beyty
Canal Winetiesster
Barbara Prepten
Wellington
Clarence H. Billiard
Lorain
Olherie Andrews
Lorgin
Hospital Discharges And Newborns Listed In Notice
Hospital discharge list includes Burt J. Squire of R D 2 and Roland Smith of 103 Bath Street. Newborns: a baby girl to Mrs. Thomas Polen, a baby boy to Mrs. Bernard Gallagher, and a baby boy to Mrs. Stanley Wack of 435 Mehr del Court. He
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt J. Squire
R. D
Roland Smith
Bath Street
Thomas Polen
R. PD
Bernard Gallagher
Hawthorne Street
Stanley’ Wack
Mehr del
Community clubs and church events fill Monday schedule
A crowded Monday program includes Division F of the Second Congregational Church with speakers Gladys Pritdon Sprauded, news of child welfare discussions, and a Rainbow for Girth meeting. Other items note the Pilgrim Church trustees at 8 pm, King Solomon Lodge and related women’s groups, YWCA directors, and a culture club luncheon at Mrs Ackerman’s Third Street home with Alaska and Harriet Beecher Stowe discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congressational
Fréeis
Gladys Pritd
Siraet
Girelé
CCL
Claire Holiis
East Iévard
Beta Sighha Phi
Belly Havett
Brandstoh
Elynd Assembly
Rainbow
Girth
Badrid
Pilgritt
Pam
King Solomon Lodge No
Cleveland
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Helen Hayes
Woman's Club
Mrs. Hand
Carmon Maddock Wedding Held at Alameda Chapel
The wedding of Ann Victoria Carmon to Cadet Cox Himbja took place Saturday February 24 at Alameda Naval Base Chapel with Chaplain Sheeay officiating. The bride wore pale pink with navy accessories. groom’s gift was a pearl necklace. Attendants included Rosalie Hartisoty of Middletown Indiana. best man Peter Tevis of New Jersey. reception at the bride’s former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Anaéew
W. Maddock
Columbia
Ann Victoria
Lafyrence If
Capmiort
Othild
Lass
Joseph Carmon
Avon
Alameda Naval
Ait Hage
Almeds
California
Sheeay
Aix Carnon
Geaduale
Naval Air Base
Alameda
Naval Air Transport Service
Pacifie Avenue
Rosalie Flartisoty
Middieton
Indiana
Fuschia
Mer Bridge
Peter Tevis
New Jessex
Philip Pearce
Philip, Pearce
G. Multer
Rural Women's Leaders Training Meeting To Be Held
Rural women leaders will gather next Tuesday at Mrs. Wallace’s home in Pittsfield Township for a training session led by Miss Rhea Shields. The program covers sewing basics such as buttons, buttonholes, zipper insertion, and fasteners. Attendees will return to their groups to teach the projects. meeting starts at 10 AM with lunch at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gilgenbach
Ridgeville
San Metera
Rose‘ Bernino
Angela DeLuciano
Marian Diedrich
Y.w.gla
Ray Carter
Obie
Mildwest Dobson
Alan
Frank Speaver
Widetling Circle
Baptist Hast Avenue House
Frank Wilford
Doris Grote van Dusen
Belgian Congo
Dorothy
Lenore
L. A. Hayes
A& Tuyeen
Hu Manis Enforces Midnight Curfew Since 1942
In Byannis Mass the town of Hu Manis has operated a midnight curfew since June 1942 as citizens feel the nation is beginning to gain ground. The measure reflects wartime restrictions affecting daily life and safety for residents amid ongoing national concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byannis
Mass
Humanis
Oberlin Graduates Wed in New York City
Miss Elizabeth Carl Calwall daughter of Meg Stanley Calwell of 40 Maranairtel wed in Riverside Church Chapel New York City. Ensign Willave Genii Anderson of Cadillac Michigan officiated. Ceremony followed by midshipmen exercises at Cathedral of St John the Divine. Mrs Anderson a Cleveland College 1944 graduate taught in East Cleveland. Ensign Anderson also Oberlin alumnus from class of 1943. Mrs Katie Smithy Oberlin Dean of Women attended with sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Midshipmen's School
Calumbia
Univer
Anderson
Clevelin College
East Cleveland
Ensign Anderson
Oberlin
Katie’ Smithy
Oberlin College
Birmingham Couple Celebrates 60th Anniversary
My. and Mrs G R Kohlman of Birmingham marked their 60th wedding anniversary last Sunday at their daughter's home. The couple wed March 2 at the Methodist parsonage in Lorain. They have three children and nine grandchildren, with four grandchildren serving in the Armed Forces. Members presented gifts and bows in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Makara
Pittsfield
G. R. Kohlman
Birmingham
T. J. Normandy
Kohlman
Lorain
Smith
Marth
Normande
C. W. Lawrence
Cincinnati
Ralph
Norwalk
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Areme Club Meats
Areme Club
Toon
Alice Matthews
Bila Sheriff
Devouatis
Eleanor Young
Ruth Stuntz
Masonic’ Temple
Nance Austin
Pottawatamie
Kie
Social Progress Department
Woman’s Club
Mia
Louis Kolopus
P. Diederich Sons
the Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning 336
Second Street
Miss Berry
Isabel Berry
O BP
Cosmopolitan
Yi Wi Cy A
Henry Ingersall
Arthur the
Gw, Wallener
Ob M
Windsor
5. D. Nielsen
Marion Crowder
Red Credy War Fund
B.J. Burton
Columbia Avenue
Edward Kelly
Glenn Rogers
Jeanette Arnold
WLRC
Crile General Hospital
Helen Ulmschneider
Bertha Boothroyd
Oreors
Jennie Collins
Rome
K. of Phall
Edna Shroser
Ilness
Alice Kaylor
Agnes Dunford
Helen Smith
Muriel Smith
Danupty
Citativs Wirth
Helen South
Thorecka
L. Chervenko
Qi West River Road
Scien Thes Gluon
Red Cross War Fund
BR Toon der Asiacigles I
Ney Barthday
YMCA
Hindman
Northwest
North+west
Teaple
Walter Sandroch
Lawrence Hales
Order
Fai
Fai Com
Ashlock
Cleveland Road
H. R. Riddle
Eleanor Goldstein
Miss Goldstein
Dumbarton Oaks
Ernest Schmittgen
Ccett Garrett
Bleverith Street
Ete Tow
Abbe and Taylor Street
Mra
Ackerman
Loren Warren
No. 10
LaGrange Road
Raymond Warren
Harold Dulmage
Sarah Jane
Mary Alice Dulmage
David Warren
County Medical Society
Edward Gondsill
Huroy Road Hospital
Lorain County Medical Society
Castles on-the-Lake
General Hospital
Carmon
Maddock Weddings
New York City
Reger & Binninger Jewelers
Coats
Hygrade Dry Cleaners and of
Robinson the Dry Cleanes
Middle Avenue
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