Ruth Keith Leads Elyria Telephony as First Lady of Service
Ruth Keith, commercial manager of the Elyria Telephone Company, has risen from cashier trainee to executive, one of the few women in Ohio in such a post. She oversees 12 listings, a growing directory, and franchise work while staying active in Quota Club and hospital volunteer duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Keith
Elyria Telephone Company
Aratus
Sr Iy
nile-Telegram
Elyria High
Elyria
Bies
Business College
Hard of Heart
Tion O. A. J. Curren
United States
Othin
Quotarians Land Social
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Toi
Keith
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Dayton
Columbus
Ruth
West Ave
Third St
Elyvia
Elytablestia
William Walters
Richard Decker
Leota Mitchell
Youth Council
Lester Pratt
Red Cross
Richard Lutz
Ted Struck
David Griffith
Ralph Michael
Howard Somers
Gordon McIntosh
Russell Johnson
Ruth Keith honored for Quota work and club service
Ruth Keith, charter member and past president of the Elyria Quota Club since 1948, organized fundraising to aid hard of hearing in public schools and purchased hearing aids. She coordinates birthday parties for Lorain County Home residents and travels to Quota International conventions in Lake Placid and Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iast
Elyria Quota Club
Ruth Keith
Elyria Club
Quota
Lorain County
Quota International
Lake Placid
Miami
Fla
Ruthie
West
Smoky Mts
Clearwater
Great Britain
Scotland
Dundee
United States
Y Teen Topics Feature Lays Out Local Club Plans
The piece highlights a sophomore member born in her home on West of Earl R O Henderson Street who attends First Methodist Presbyterian Church. She serves as secretary for 18 years in the Scotland honor group and participates in library story hours, including tales from Jataka. Upcoming events include a fish fry and rummage sale at the American Legion Home and WCA basement with National Secretaries Association involvement.
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Keith
Earl RO Hendersont St
United Fof
First Methodist Presbyter
Holly
Sponsie
Scotland
Elyria
United Fund
Able
Lea
Weldon W. Case
Beta Sigma Phi Welcomes New and Past First Ladies of Year
The Beta Sigma Phi annual First Lady banquet introduced Miss Ruth Keith as First Lady of the Year at Spring Wiley County Club. Guests included Past Ladies Miss Hasley Mrs Archue Pex Mrs Marsh Gujnen and others. Toasts honored hospitality and service as the organization eyes new Town events and community involvement.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Filma
Ruth Keith
Na City
Council of Beta Sigma Phi
Wiley County Club
Spea
Miss Hasley
Archue Pex
Marsh Gujnen
Lohnes
Harry White
Clarence Stetler
Jan Timms
M Haygate
Mark W Richard Horan
Brandau
Linda Youngless
Betty
Eleanor St
Euase
Brown Urges Human Enterprise and Civic Unity
Lt Gov. Brown spoke on joining the Human Enterprise urging Americans to protect rights and support limits on encroachment. He urged political affiliation, freedom of press and religion, and summarized steps to preserve freedom with practical items for personal protection and civic duty. The event included remarks by club leaders and a luncheon committee from the Junior Woman's Club.
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Ohio
John W. Brown
Gov. Brown
Brown
George
Igard
Bricker
United States
Thomas Doan
Aileen Bent
Algonquin
Robert Rothe
Elmer’ Zoltai
Roth Acheson
Arthur Hudnull
Wiliam Loufman
Joe Janowicz
Warren Sothjerden
Legion and church events fill community calendar
The calendar lists Legion home and church activities including World Fellow events, YWCA, Pioneer, First Baptists banquet at Gray shane hotel, and a Retarded ma i school fundraiser. Several auxiliary chapters meet at various venues with times around 7:30 p.m. Rummage sale by St. John's PTA set for Friday morning at 336 3rd St.
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Jaycee-Estes
Legion Home
of Prat Morieith
Wwe Ywcart Catraatt Pioneer
DCC
Grayshane Hotel
Belnk Aishin
Ar Paul Circle
Aly Denison Ave. Mary
Nurch Hall
Fiyria Counc
Reyal
Canier
Royal Master
Gram Cross
Cols Monteith Hall
Crete
Blaine St Bethe
Mary Rogers
Columbus St
Hinkson-Hysell
Grafton
M. Lorain County
Pythian Sisters
Dorothy Phillips
Longford Ave
St. John's
Sale
3Rd St
Fall Dance to Be Held in EDCHS Gym
A fall dance is announced to take place in the EDCHS gym with performances by the Nu Phi Mu group and other ensembles. The event features student volunteers, a banquet, pledges from the Nu Phi Mu chapter, and music by an area orchestra funded in part by the Music Performance Trust Fund. Admission is free.
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EDCHS
Heite
Billies Brown
Kathryn McAllsterm
Joan Fow
Gilda Gil
Margie
Gradisek Isabel Gugina
Angelione
Betty Gordon
Ly Lasch
Caro Dixie Bago
Cath June Finn Capri
Janet Nelson
Grace Vsea Hedada Bording
Suebrand
Joan Lyndes
Galaga
Nu Phi Ma
Patricia Eckhart
Judy J Thorne
Claudette Orndorff
Bea Lyons
Sharon White
Charlene Cramer
Rita Rogers
Olyn Davis
Game Ma Epsilon
Epsilon Sigma
Lore Omicron
Ki Beta Omera
Nu Phi
Elyria
Gul ‘Ra
Poplar St
Ischael Colo
Recea Trombetta
Orthestra
L Pm
American Federation of Musicians
Music Performate Trust Fund
Recording ‘Industry
M. Loveia
Lou Rotunda
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Winifred,l, Fay
Franklin J. Gottfried
Foster Elliott
Wayne McQuillin
Sidney Davis
Don Austin
Jack Bara
Paul Crowder
Howard Harjar
Paul Heinzerling
Audrey Hodge
Jerome Janisko
Linda Kellogg
Joyce Loch
Pat Moos
Sam Pond
Tom Sennings
Roger Stone
Susan Somers
Jearie Strom
Robert Swanson
Sally Sweet
Bob Wash
Lila Young
Karen Jolly
Faith Krieg
Pat Schroeder
Nancy Thompson
Lorain County den Assistants Society
ElCinh
Gayle Guild
Ganas
Mary Ellen Schmitz
Edward Schmidt
Beat J
Catherine Dobins
John Aii
Pavrain
American Legion Home
Gulf Rd
W.C.A
National Secretaries Association
EHS
Henes Florist
Broad Street
EWC
Greville
Childeen
Wwe
J. W. Brown
Athens
Fairfield Counties
Ohio University
Cleveland College
Akron Law School
Lin
Senate
Sim
General Assembly
Timms
Ralph Bauer
Juniman’s Club
Orlando
Weldon Case
Story Hour
Loraine
Qi International
Sears
Daughters of Scotland
Kilby
United Polish Club
Middle Ave
Snobol Company
Pontiac, Michigan
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