Pvt C G Reichert Wed In Indiana Before Fort Jackson Move
Mrs Walter Armbruster of North Abbe Road announces the marriage of their daughter Patricia to Pvt Charles G Reichert son of Mr and Mrs Charles Reichert of Bath Street. The couple wed in LaGrange Indiana on March 9 and will reside in Columbia DC where Reichert is stationed at Fort Jackson. Patricia is Elyria District Catholic High School graduate class of 1953 and worked for General Industries. Reichert attended Elyria High School and before enlisting in June 1953 was employed by Smith Equipment Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Armbruster
North Abbe Rd
Patricia
Charles G. Reichert
Charles Reichert
Bath St
LaGrange
Ind
Columbia
D.C
Ft. Jackson
Elyria District Catholic’ High School
Office
Shamrock Shenanigans Dance at YWCA Tomorrow
Youth Council sponsors Shamrock Shenani gans at the YWCA Youth Center with Harry Herman and his orchestra. Decorations include a large glittering shamrock. Dancing from 8 30 to 11 30 p m, admission 50 cents. Chaperones named Roe Sprague and Silverberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Center
YWCA
Harry Herman
Holly Hall
Kay Bauer
Peg Willets
Zig Palagyi
Bob Hall
Ted Gottfried
Dick Novak
Karen Nelson
Jeanne Wise
E. O. Roe
Sid Sprague
Leo G. Silverberg
Air Force Moms Plan Card Party at YWCA
Air Force Mothers Club members meet at the Womans Club for a tureen dinner and a historical talk by Alice Mottola about the group’s history since February 1942. Bernice Momsen presided as commander, with Miss Mary Dolliver as guest speaker. Easter cards and gifts were approved for servicemen. Next meeting set for April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hall
United States Air Force Mothers Club
Alice Mottola
Rose Bailey
Woman’s Club
Burr
Margarite Smith
Helen Morey
Bernice Momsen
Mary Dolliver
Oberlin College
Mac Serviceman
Fifth Birthday Observed for Tommy DeMaria at Home
Tommy DeMaria celebrated turning five at 474 West ith Street with guests including Joey and Denny Otsen Sandra and Mikey Schuster Nancy Wack Bonnie Ward Johnny Defillio Joan Vecchio Mone Jean Marsico Clancy Radachi and Danny De Maria Balloons and a book were given to each attendee Hostesses were assisted by Mrs WN W King at the Tuesday First Methodist Circle No 5 meeting at TF W Willis residence on Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy de Maria
Frank DeMaria
Westith St
Joey
Denny Otsen
Sandra
Mikey Schuster
Nancy Wack
Bonnie Ward
Johnny Defillio
Joan Vecchio
Mone Jean Marsico
Clancy Radachi
Danny DeMaria
First Methodist Circle No. 5
TF. W. Willis
Ohio St
WN. W. King
Bacon in Your Waffles New York Breakfast Idea
A playful breakfast concept uses a waffle iron to cut Sunday cooking time. Layer partially cooked bacon on waffle batter before closing the iron and serve with butter and maple blend syrup for a bacon flavored brunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Culture Club Lenten Program At Mrs Lyman Home
Mrs L H Lyman hosted a Culture Club Lenten program yesterday afternoon with Mrs T T Elliott in charge of de addressing Jan Styka Easter painting at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs Earl Henderson played two piano pieces and Mrs J W Ridgeland spoke on Jerusalem and Easter flowers. Tea and cakes followed. A 1 pm luncheon will precede the Mar 24 meeting at Mrs J J Gallen 682 Washington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Lyman
Columbia,Ave
Culture Club
T. T. Elliott
Elliott
California
Jan Styka
Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Earl Henderson
Jerusalem
J. W. Ridgeland
J. J. Gallen
Washington Ave
Elyrian Honored With 70th Birthday Surprise Party
Mrs. A Heginbotham of 329 Louisiana Ave celebrated her 70th birthday with a surprise luncheon at Hilltop House. Daughters Alice Pitman and Ruth Renkel hosted ten friends, featuring a floral centerpiece from grandchildren, birthday cakes, corsage from a Florida-born great grandson, pastel place settings, guessing contests, and a gift purse. Born in Amherst, she spent early years there and has lived in Elyria for 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Heginbotham
Louisiana Ave
Alice H. Pitman
Ruth E. Renkel
Mrs. Heginbotham
Hilltop House
Florida
Heginbotham
R. Ahlgrim
Nora Schultz
Scheffler
Amherst
Elyna
Pink And Gray Lead In Bathroom Colors
New York contractors say pink and gray top the list of favored bathroom colors with gray next, followed by green yellow and blue. White remains least requested as a dominant bathroom color according to tile installers who cover most new homes. Suntan and peach trail behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleaning Aids and Health Alerts Across Regions
New York shoppers note small wheeled carts or large baskets as handy cleaning aids to move supplies efficiently. Plan tools for the day, pack them with cleaners like furniture polish and bleach to avoid forgotten materials. Australia expands 10 Flying Doctor radio bases to serve the outback. Thailand bans three items as luxuries, including toothbrushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Australia
Outback
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary Plans May Installation
Lorain County Chapter 222 announces its May 22 installation at the Elvera Country Club. A March 22 Crile Hospital party is also sponsored by the group with Mrs. Bernard Bider as chair. New members Mrs. Donna Bernstine and Mrs. Vicki Taguana joined. $20 donated to Tuskegee Veterans Hospital. President Mrs. Martin Cohen and VP Mrs. Eugene Givner to attend March 18 department meeting in Columbus. nominating slate to be elected April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary
Elvrra Country Club
Crile Hospital
Lorain Temple
Bernard Bider
Donna Bernstine
Vicki Taguana
Tuskegee Veterans Hospital
Martin Cohen
Eugene Givner
Columbus
Elyria Memorial Hospital Notes New Arrivals and Discharges
March 10 entries list new arrivals including a son to Eugene Persensky and a daughter to Thomas Smith. Discharges include Walter Blauvelt and multiple residents across Elyria Berea Lorain and Columbia Station with names and addresses listed. Strong local names and street addresses appear for patient notices and discharge summaries.
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Eugene Persensky
Concord Ave
Joseph Olmstead
North Omsted
Thomas Smith
Garford Ave
John Srwierka
Foster Ave
Walter Blauvelt
Brandtson Ave
Willie Capers
Oak St
Fred Eckhardt
Spruce St
Winifred Fay
North Pasadena Ave
Katie Glass
Wayne St
Richard Gunder
Whiteoak Dr
Clark Hiner
Amherst
Roy Hottenrott
LaGrange
Kendra Komlosy
Reeves Rd
Mose McElroy and Son
W. 13Th St
Richard Mayer
Berea
Jess Messaros
Emerson Ct
Pecola Morgan
Lorain
Henry Neiding
Columbia Station
Roy Shepherd
W. River St
Arthur Smith
Roosevelt St
Wiliam Strobel
Samuel Ct
Donald G. Taylor
Winckles St
Ray Thompson
Two Cities Take Bow For Variety Meats
The American Meat Institute says Jackson Mississippi and Oklahoma City Oklahoma cook the most variety meats high in nutrition and the fewest in price. They praise fadneys brains hearts tongues ox tails and liver as good protein sources rich in iron and vitamins compared with higher priced meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jackson
Miss
Oklahoma City
Okla
American Meat Institute
New Vanity Chair With Mirror At Winter Market Chicago
A vanity chair with a long handled mirror fitted into its back lets a woman check her hair while keeping both hands free. The swivel chair, shown in fabric or plastic upholstery in off white aqua or rose, costs about 50 dollars and was unveiled at the Winter Home Furnishings Market in Chicago. Cairo reports Egypt received its Ambassador from Damascus due to Syria’s inaction against the Moslem Brotherhood activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Egypt
Damascus
Syria
Cairo
Methodist Youth Attend Sunday Lenten Meeting
The Young Adults of First Methodist Church plan a Sunday evening gathering at Wesley House at seven to attend Lenten services at Washington Avenue Church Of Christ. Transportation is provided and the group will return for games and refreshments. Reservations for the March 19 bowling party at Evans Lanes are due by Wednesday.
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First Methodist Church
Wesley House
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
Evans Lanes
Trucie Sink To Visit Kismet Santha April I
A Darbar by Kismet Santha of Oberlin at Knights of Pythias Hall announced Maharani Tracie Sink of Houston as featured guest for April 1 dinner program at 6 30 p m The group plans a May 6 bake sale refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs William Grob and Mrs Cora Gregg Also notes on 1955 anniversary of the coffee percolator and the 1865 U S patent for the device
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kismet Santha
Oberlin
Knights of Pythias
Maharani
Tracie Sink
Houston
Tex
William Grob
Cora"Gregg
YW Holiday Group Plans All Day Fun Event
Mrs. Walter Reif announces an all day event by the YW Holiday Group with morning and afternoon classes. Nursery service will be provided for children aged three to five, inviting all interested people to attend for a day of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orne
Walter ‘Reif
Vanderbilt On Etiquette Who Pays
Vanderbilt discusses who pays for wedding expenses with a focus on the bride's parents costs and the groom's contributions. It notes items such as invitations, bridal attire, flowers, reception, music, transportation, rings, licenses, gifts, and the wedding trip, with variations in who bears the costs in large formal weddings and customary changes in bouquet and corsage payments.
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Amy Vanderbilt
P. O. Box
Radio City
New York 19
N.Y
Imoney
Trousseau
Sexton's Amt
Onde
Betty Bruce to Wed Orville Longbrake in Hawaii
Miss Betty Bruce of Indian Hollow Road sails to Barbers Point Hawaii to wed Orville Longbrake son of Mr and Mrs Orville Longbrake Sr of North Royalton on April 2 Miss Bruce will be maid of honor is Dorothy Bruce A shower by sister Mrs Kenneth W Walker with 25 guests from Strongsville Cleveland Akron Elyria Grafton and LaPorte noted Nursing graduate of M B Johnson School of Nursing employed then at Berea Community Hospital fiance serving in US Navy in Hawaii
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bruce
L. H. Bruce
Indian Hollow Rd
Barbers Point
Hawaii
Orville Longbrake
North Royalton
Dorothy Bruce
Kenneth W. Walker
Strongsville
Cleveland
Akron
Elyria
Grafton
LaPorte
Miss Bruce
Gloria Stephens
Parma
Sally Geist
North Olmsted
Berea
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Berea Community Hospital
United States Navy
Elyria Garden Club Reviews Herbs and Park Plans
Elyria Garden Club heard Vernon Bell of the Park Board outline spring efforts to beautify Elyria parks including re built entrances to the north Ely wood picnic area and more trees and flower beds downtown. Mrs. Eleanor Herbert presented How To Know Herbs and How To Love Them noting herbs are easily grown from seed with sun and ordinary soil. The next session will be a combined meeting with the Garden Club at Holly Hall YWCA on April 14, with newcomers invited as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bell
Elywood
Ely Park
Walter Klein
Charles Scheide
Dorothy Kelling
Dean Burns
Gus Kolnsky
Harry Hawett
Martin Harjar
Annetta Otto
Calendar of events at Elyria area clubs
Avenue Club Lisbeth Calkins hosts events at 1012 N Washington Blvd Elyria. Camera Club meets at YMCA at 8 p.m. Ely PTA holds a rummage sale in the Ely School community room today and tomorrow. First Congregational Mission Study Club gathers at the church for a 6 p.m. dinner. Daughters of the American Revolution at Woman's Club 2 15 p.m. Northwest Encampment meets IOOF Hall at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Lisbeth Calkins
Washington Blvd
Elyria
Camera Club
YMCA
Ely
Ely School
First Congregational Mission Study Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club
Northwest
IOOF
April 16 Dinner Will Honor Polish Group
The Ladies Auxiliary to the United Polish Club sponsors a dinner April 16 to honor the building committee. A new member joined the auxiliary, with Alice Kudto as hostess and a two course luncheon themed to St Patrick's Day. Helen Sieminski received the evening’s award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polish Club
Alice Kudto
Helen Sieminski
Birkhine
Eta Zeta Sorority Plans May 21 Dance and Elections
Eta Zeta chapter of Alpha Iota sorority elected Mary Jean Lepkowski queen candidate for the state convention set April 1 to 3 in Akron. Arline Crosier named first delegate with Jean Santa Maria as alternate. Ann Marie Kurish chosen state president. May 21 Saddle Inn dance replaces March St Patrick’s Day event. Arline Walter chairs social planning. Rosemary Caruso announced award winners Katie Betounes and Frank Rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Zeta
Alpha Iota Sorority
Mary Jean Lepkowski
Jin
Akron
Jean Santa Maria
Arline Crosier
Ann Marie Kurish
Saddle Inn
Arline Walter
Rosemary Caruso
Katie Betounes
Frank Rider
Institute of Logopedics
Gates Hospital
Dames of Malta Honor Harriett Childs and Others
Harriet Childs Ida Green and Margaret Hobill received honors at a Wednesday Dames of Malta meeting held in IOOF Hall. Queen Esther Nellie Jones presided and announced the March 16 Protector's Assembly meeting at 360 Lexington Ave Cleveland. Officers were nominated and an election planned for March 23 amid a rummage sale report by Osea Higgie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Childs
Ida Green
Lorain
Margaret Hobill
The
Dames of Malta
Ioof Hall
Esther Nellie Jones
Protector’s Assembly
Lexington Ave
Cleveland
Osea Higgie
Ways and Means
New Soup Pair Promoted for Lunches in City Ad
A local notice suggests a lunch idea using two canned soups. Blend one can condensed chicken noodle soup with one can condensed tomato soup and 142 cans of water to yield four servings. Also listed is a rummage sale running Thursday through Saturday from 3 am to 9 pm on South Middle Ave near Route 10.
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ITV
New York
South Middle Ave
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C. G. Reichert
Bride
South Carolina
Air Force
Brandaul’s
Frank Brandan
Eleanore Brandan
Thomas Haywood
Brandau
Haserodt Jewelry
Frank & Eleanore Brandau
Princess Anne
Radio ‘Times
British Broadcasting Corp
Little Susan Manfield
Fred G. Reiters
James F. Colgan
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Elyrian
Thailand
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Trucie
James H. Na
Franklin, Mass
U.S
Vanderbilt
Paris
Herbert
Ludwig
Michael
Breed Street
Phillips Dreg
Lake Rd
Avon Lake
Ohio
Elyria Garden Club
Dames
W. Broad St
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