Engagement of Grace McHale to William W Hand Announced
Mr and Mrs Harry A McHale of 204 East Broad announce the engagement of their daughter Grace Evelyn Patsy to William W Hand son of Mr and Mrs Robert B Hand of 320 Park Avenue No wedding date has been set Both graduates Elyria High School Grace also studied at Virginia Intermont College Bristol VA 1953 Niels McHale is a church member William W Hand attended College of Wooster before three years in service He is a member of First Congregational Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. McHale
East Broad Street
Grace Evelyn
Patsy
Wiliam W. Hand
Robert B. Hand
Park Avenue
Elyria High School
Niels McHale
Virginia Intermont Colege
Bristol
St. Andrew Episcopal Church
Mrr. Hand
College of Wooster
First Congregational Church
Margaret Vogley to be honored on 90th birthday
Friends and relatives will gather Sunday afternoon and evening at 123 Cascade St to honor Mrs. Margaret Vogley on her 90th birthday. Born March 27 1864 in Carlisle township she moved to Elyria and has lived at her home 59 years. Her family organized a birthday cake and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Vogley
Cleveland Indians
Cascade St
Vogler
Carlisle Township
Patrick Cullins
Elyria
Henry Voglev
Voglev
Henrietta
Marion
George
Nenufer Cr
Howard
North Olmsted
Eastern Star Annual Inspection Welcomes Guests
The Or der of the Eastern Star No. 16 held its annual inspection at the Masonic Temple last evening with Helen Smith Imatron and John Gray presiding. Dinner featured red and white carnations and tapers. Florence Serfass District Deputy No 4 welcomed and presented a gift. Grand reps Helen Ehlert June Smith and Helen Seiss were escorted to the East, with Sadie Oliver and August Seiss honored. Marian Tucker Norwalk, department matron No 5, was also welcomed. Members from Ohio chapters including Cleveland Olmsted Falls Oberlin Amherst Wadsworth Orville Lorain LaGrange Lod Suliman Avon Lake Litchfield Seville West Salem attended. Twelve past matrons and seven past patrons were honored. Estelle Newell and Helen Becker hosted the reception, with Katherine McDonald chairing the inner arrangement and Else Hudson overseeing the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Helen Smith
Imatron
John Gray
Florence Serfass
District No. 4
Helen Ehlert
Arkansas
June Smith
Texas
Helen Seiss
Florida
Sadie
Oliver
Oberlin
August Seiss
Toledo
Marian Tucker
Norwalk
Ohio
Cleveland
Olmsted Falls
Amherst
Wadsworth
Orville
Loram
LaGrange
Lod
Suliman
Avora Lake
Litchfield
Seville
West Salem
Adeile Handby
District Association
Estelle Newell
Helen Becker
Katherine McDonald
Else Hudson
AAUW To Hear Mary Dolliver At March Meeting
The Elsma Branch of the American Association of University Women will hear Mary Dolliver discuss The Abundant Life at the Woman's Club Tuesday at eight. Dolliver, dean of women at Moerin College, has spoken to university women before and earlier led the Red Cross war efforts in Europe. She holds BA from Moorengsde College and MA from Boston University, and taught in the Hawaiian Islands before serving as community director for Tennessee Coal Iron and Railway in Alabama from 1928 to 193?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Doliver
Elsma
American Association of University Women
Woman’s Club
Dolliver
Ai Moerin College
Oberlin
All American Red Cross
Germany
Mss Dover
Moorengsde College
Sioux City
Iowa
Boston Unversity
American Government High School
Hawaiian Islands
Fbt
Tennessee Coal Iron and Railway Company
Alabama
Four Elyrians Report On State D A R Conference
Four Elyrians attended the 35th annual Ohio Society Daughters of the American Revolution state conference in Canton as Ehria Chapter delegates. Host chapters included Canton Massillon and Alliance with Mrs Loren E Souers as general chairman. The event featured remarks by Ohio regent Mrs Marshall H Bixler and a memorial service for 1843 D A R members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fawkes
Elizabeth Hunt
James Lamberton
Earl C. Taylor
Canton
Ohio
Ehria
Ohio Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Massillon
Alliance
Loren E. Souers
Marshall H. Bixler
Fremont
Ronald Senugéick
Nome
American School For Craftsmen
Rochester
New York
D.A.R
Charles G. Nickels
McKelvey Company of
Youngstown
Dynamo America
Nickles
Austria
Mutual Security Agency
Ralph G. Traub
First Methodist Church
MacKinley
George Brownell
Ehoria
Marshall H. Birler
William McKinley Memorial
Carl S. Winters
Oak Park
Ill
Toledo
Calendar EVENTS MONDAY Social Progress Department
Calendar notes an evening with Elyma Woman's Club at the Woman's Club 8 30 p m Mrs William Benningham book review board meeting 7 45 p m El Annes Holly Hall Knowl edge of the Law Golden Age Group YMCA ipm Literary Club St John Lutheran Parent Teach er Unit Lorain County PTA Workshop First Congregational Church St Paul Evangelical and Re formed Circle No 2 Mrs Alvina Poole 239 Gates Ave Lorain County Council of VFW Auxiliaries Columbia Station King Solomon Lodge stated work in BA degree Women of the Moose Afoose Hail Rainbow for Girls 100 F Ladies Aushearvy to Eagles Eagles Hal i p m card parity Knights of Columbus Counci Hall David J Nxe Chapter Order of DeMolay Jaycee Hall 7 20 p m
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Elyma Woman's Club, Inc
Woman’s Club
William Benningham
El--Annes
Holly Hall
YMCA
Ipm
St John Lutheran
Lorain County
First Congregational Church
St. Paul
David J Nxe
Order of DeMolay
Jaycee Hall
Mr and Mrs John Garland return from six week Florida trip
Mr and Mrs John Garland of 1277 East Ave returned Thursday from a six weeks vacation in Florida. They visited St Petersburg and Daytona Beach. Carol Ann Simmons, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ceci Simmons of 9 Clark St, will appear on the Charming Children telecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garland
East Ave
Florida
St. Petersburg
Dastona Beach
Carol Ann Simmons
Ceci Simmons
Clark St
Between Us Ambly Donna And The Mentally Ill Child
A fragmented discussion on Donna, a troubled girl with emotional and behavioral issues, and the role of mental health care. It highlights criticisms of “delinquency” labels, praises guidance centers like Lorain County Guidance Center led by Dr. Marian Shelley, and argues for early psychology involvement in schools to prevent juvenile trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Guidrce Center
Marian Shelley
Donna
Hospital Discharges List From Lorain Avon and Grafton
Patients discharged include John Felo of West River Street Jose Tijerina of North Ridgeville Mrs Denvis Looney of West Street Mrs Albert Heath er of Sixteenth Street Harry Gorf ord of Columbus Street Donald Hales of Lake Avenue Mrs Joseph Bommer Lorain Mrs Paul Mitchell and son 460 Ninth Street Mrs Joseph Whitten and sor Avon Allen Bourne 196 Fifty First Street Mrs Jane Pope 818 Woodland Avenue John Smith 529 Elm Street Mrs Jennie Laney 430 Winckles Street Mrs Joseph Tomsic 132 Berkley Drive Mrs Kate Rag ger Lorain Mrs Fanny Lyndes 443 Ohio Street Mrs Austin Moore Grafton Mrs Malcolm Kelner 201 Longfellow Street and Mrs Francis Cromling 121 Adelbert Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Felo
West River St
Jose Tijerina
North Ridgeville
Denvis Looney
West St
Albert Heather
Sixteenth St
Harry Garford
Columbus St
Donald Hales
Lake Ave
Joseph Bommer
Lorain
Paul Mitchell and Son
Ninth St
Joseph Whitten
Avon
Allen Bourne
Guest Speaker John A Howard to address juvenl delinquency
Elyria attorney John A Howard will speak on juvenile and parental delinquency before members of the club Monday at 8 p m in Holly Hall. Howard, a native Elyrian, attended Ohio State University and Franklin University and is a Lorain County Bar Association member. A Q A period will follow. members should bring tax stamps as the current contest closes. Mrs Roy Bileckwell and Mrs Dorothy Horner are team captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Howard
Elyria
Holly
Dance Tonight At Holly Hall
Spring Time Gambol themed dance at Holly Hall Youth Center tonight from :30 to 11 30 p m. Harry Herman and his orchestra provide music. Chaperones are Mr and Mrs C J Smith and Mr and Mrs Andrew Benze. Decorating committee includes Embe Emmuing Joyce McCoy Freda Bruck Mary Jane Wagner and Lois Benjamin. Admission at the door is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hall
Harry Herman
C. J. Smith
Andrew Benze
Embe Emmuing
Joyce McCoy
Freda Bruck
Mary Jane Wagner
Lois Benjamin
Women of the Moose Rose Lubitsky host Oak St gathering
A Moose Women group meeting at Rose Lubitsky’s Oak Street home included routine business games and prizes for Sally Johnson Anne Meyers Sandy Swanson and Lorraine Wonder with Jenny Burk receiving a special award. A salad and dessert were served and next meeting date to be announced. Also several births announced: a son to the Paulist family 635 West Street a daughter to the Hewes family 145 Fairlawn Street a son to the Kellogg family of Grafton a son to the Shaffer family of Grafton a daughter to the Strait family 227 Lake Avenue a son to the Diedrick family Wellington and a son to the Coen and Getty families. Open card party by Ladies Aux Eagles Monday March 22 at 8 pm Eagles Hall admission 30c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Lubitsky
Library Committee
Oak St
Sally Johnson
Anne Meyers
Sandy Swanson
Lorraine Wonder
Jenny Burk
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joseph Paulist
West St
Elsa Memorial Hospital
William Hewes
Fairlawn St
Richard Kellogg
Grafton
Elmoria Memorial Hospital
James Shaffer
Robert Strait
Lake Ave
Robert Diedrick
Wellington
The
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Usable Past and Portraits Explore American Life
A review notes Brooks new book Scenes and Words a study of early memories in Plainheld New Jersey and the sociological meaning of scenes and language. It links Henry Adams ideas on money to American culture and contrasts wildcat financiers with solid money men. It also mentions a sequel to Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Forty Plus and Fancy Free and Wright Patman’s Our American Government a Bantam reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Weck
Brooks
Semantics
Com
Ican
New England
Mark Twain
Plainheld
N.J
Kenilworth
Yacheng
Henry Adams
van Wiek Brooks
Ermin Himbrouch
Cornelius Skinner
Europe
Wright Patman
Bantam Books, Inc
Reverend McFarland Speaks At Catholic Nurses Meeting
The National Council of Catholic Nurses met at Nipman's Club with Mrs. John Hines presiding. Rev. Joseph McFarland gave a talk on St. Joseph after the business session, as plans were announced for a March 28 Day of Recollection at St. Mary Church and members discussed support for nursing missions in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Catholic Nurses
Nipman’s Club
John Hines
Edward Thome
Stanley Birkbeck
Grant Keys
Elyna
Joseph McFarland
St. Mary Church
St. Joseph
Charles Fox
Anton Wolf
Rummage Sale Attracts Clothing And Tools At East Street
Rummage sale features men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, misc. household articles, dishes, some tools and plumbing and electrical fittings. Sale starts at 8 a.m. on Saturday at 1022 East Avenue as Stuart Chase began revising “The Tyranny of Ave.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Chase
Ave
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William W. Hand
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Glenn Miller Story
AAUW
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ENITH
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Oasis
Wiliam E. Umstatd
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Umstatd
James B. Patton
Columbus
D.A.R. National Defense
Ethel Agate
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elgma Memorial Hospital
Margaret Krapp
Helen Abramoska
U. S. Army Nurse Corps
Airs. Agate
Maggie Mason
Harold A. Zealley
Alice
Ike
Anytown
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Manital
Kaiser Wilhelm
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Elma League of Yeomen Voters
PTA
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Charper Piano CO
E. Lake Road
Sheffield Lake
Gulf Road
Lake Road
Women of
Earl ‘Coen
Bath St
Edgar Getty
Hawthorne St
Auf
J.B Diederich Sons
Center Ridge Road
Middle Ave
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Rev. J. McFarland
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