Churchwomen At Work and Social Plans At Church
Churchwomen at First Methodist Church held a tureen dinner and study session focusing on the Book of Jeremiah. They scheduled an April 13 program at 8 p.m. with dessert to follow. Members also planned a social evening April 19 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Stephen Basmeny as hostess. Other groups met for devotion, study, and charity projects including Henderson Settlement clothing drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ignatz
James Diosy
Steve Bara
William Messaros
Mary Bara
Joe Ballas
Stephen Basmeny
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Henry Bothe
J. D. Ryan
Girls World Friendship
Karla Koehn
Gulf Rd
Miss Koehn
Ann Shilling
Winifred Decker
North Carolina
Henderson
Kentucky
Ridgeville
Evening Community Calendar of Elyria Groups
Tonight events feature the Elyria Republican Women's Club with Lola Black speaker at Woman's Club 8 p.m. Also Washington Avenue Church of Christ hosts dinner 6:30 p.m. and interior decorating program. Multiple groups meet at Holly Hall for dinners, shows, and socials including Employed Young Women's League and Tuesday-at-the-Y. Community notices list various meetings, PTA, clubs, lodges, and fraternal gatherings with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Republican Women’s Club
Lola Black
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
Holly Hall
Doris Schaefer
Circle Dot Club
Nick Neufer
Clark St
Berry
Betty Forthofer
LaPorte
P. m
Eastern Heights
Franklin Pta
St. Agnes Mothers Club
First Congregational Mayflower Guild
Wick
St. John Lutheran Walther League
A. L Barner
Hilliard Rd
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
DeMolay Mothers Club
Emil Struck
Hall Rd
American Legion
Legion Home
Ladies Auxiliary
Oddfellows
C.F. Hall
Local Licenses and Addresses Highlight Social Notices
A list shows licenses for individuals such as Donald James Miller and Carol Jeanne Smith with their Wellington and Lorain area addresses, plus others including Gilbert Squire and Janet Schlechter, Laurence Miller and Mary Whitman, Francisco Cano Garcia and Gloria Reys Negron. The piece notes a trend toward washability, praising machine washing for dressy clothes and thrifty shoppers who seek easy care outfits at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald James Miller
Peck Wadsworth
R. D
Wellington
Farmer
Carol Jeanne Smith
Dixon St. Wellington
Gilbert Squire
R.D. LaGrange
Janet Schlechter
Baird Rd
Oberlin
Laurence Miller
Millersburg
U. S. Army
Mary Whitman
Gulf Rd
Francisco Cano-Garcia
West English St
Lorain
East
30Th St
Iron On Designs in 3 Colors Catalog Ad
Brand new 1954 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog offers four patterns with iron on designs in green blue and brown plus additional embroidery crochet sewing and color transfer ideas. Send 25 cents per pattern plus 5 cents for first class mail to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept New York. print name address zone and pattern number for each order.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Alice Brooks
Gentlemen Still Prefer Blondes Says Anita Loos
Anita Loos compares 1954 blondes to past icons, noting careers and independence as modern appeal. She cites Marilyn Monroe as the latest classic blonde, while brunette women marry for lack of other options and struggle to compete for men.
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Anita Loos
Miss Loos
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Miss Joyce
Loos
Marilyn Monroe
Anita
Hans Christian Anderson
Coming Of Age On A Daughter S Eighteenth Birthday
A father reflects on his daughter's eighteenth birthday and the transition from childhood to adulthood. He contrasts parental concerns for a daughter with a son's outward traits, notes his wife’s confidence, and recalls a birthday party with Merrilee and Patsy. The piece touches on cleanliness as part of mental health and self respect in youth.
Sew-Very-Easy and Flattering Misses Dress Pattern 9166
A vintage ad promotes pattern 9166 for Misses sizes 10 through 18 with a full skirt and flattering neckline. It notes fabric options like silk prints voile organza or cotton and provides yardage for size 16 plus mail details and price. The piece meanders with social commentary on brunettes and blondes, quoting Miss Loos on personality traits and stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Family Kitchen Tiff Over Table Setting
A mother asks her daughter to set the table and the daughter protests. The mother chooses to do the task herself rather than argue, signaling a lesson against persisting demands on a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Ann
Banker To Review Economic Outlook For Kiwanis
A. T. Cutler of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland will predict the national economy for the coming year at Kiwanis noon meeting on Thursday March 18 at the Elk’s Club. He will present charts and data and spoke on the subject last year. A joint Rotarians and Kiwanis meeting is planned March 30 at the YMCA with J. Arinson of the Akron Beacon Journal as speaker and secretary of the National Council of State Chambers of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Cutler
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Elk’s Chuir
Cutler
Rotanans
YMCA
Model asks court to name her as broker's wife
New York slim blonde model Joan Scott Baker 21 files in state Supreme Court to void a January 1953 Virgin Islands divorce and seeks a separation decree and a declaratory judgment naming her Baker's wife. Baker, honeymooning in Hawaii, knew of the action. his first wife had married him July 29, 1951 in Florence, South Carolina.
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New York
Seth Baker
Wall Street
Jack Benny
Joan Scott Baker
State Supreme Court
Baker
Virgin Islands
Benny
Beverly Hills
Calif
Joan
Honolulu
Florence
S.C
Charlotte Ama
City Asked To Change Primary Vote Date
Franklin County Board of Elections urged Columbus to move municipal primary elections from August to May to align with other elections and prevent voters away on vacations from being unable to cast ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Franklin, i County
CIO Union Wins In Vanadetum Corp. Election Near Cambridge
The CIO United Steelworkers Union wins the bargaining rights for Vanadetum Corp. of America plant south of Cambridge after a National Labor Relations Board election against an AFL group. The article also mentions MISS LOOS a brunette author translating French plays and contemplating a Broadway musical next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, D
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Vanadetum Corp. of America
Cambridge
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
Miss Loos
X Ray Unit To Visit Vermilion In Community Health Drive
A mobile X ray unit will visit Vermilion on March 3 offering daytime screenings. Local residents are advised to bring identification and any prior medical records for reference during the free checkups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Unclear report details on meal and service times
The fragment mentions that ty and food handlers will be taken care of that evening from 7 oclock to noon and 1 30 pm to 5 32 pm the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia ‘Sreen
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Mission Circle
St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle No
Fred McGuire
West Bridge St
Cheramy
Hess
Prescription Pharmacist
Middle Ave
Capitol
Martin & Lewis
Lucille Ball
Glenn Miller Story
Henes
Florist
Broad St
Coffman Optical
Court ST
Broekes
Tvedritzhush
Merrilee
Colleen Cathy Stanley
Irelan
Cathy
Berlin
Edith Thomas Wallace
Samay
Sprague Wallpaper Store
East Avenue
CIO Union
Laerer
Dept
Bloomington
Tiinois
Communi
Bigelow
FOX Furniture
Elyria, Ohio
Per Cale
Batiste
Smartalls
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