Senior Girl Scouts Fashion Tea Highlights Past to Present
Senior Girl Scouts of Troop No. 7 celebrated their seventh anniversary with a Sunday afternoon tea in St Marys basement. The program featured a fashion show by sisters modeling dresses from 50 years ago to present with commentary by Karla Koeusn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Mason
Pat
Judy
St. Mary’s
Troop No. 7
St. Mary's
Edward Frabotta
Herbert Mason
Black River
Karla Koeusn
Sister Scouts
Betty Smith
Marvy Ellen Schmitz
Judy Mason
Ann Teasdale
Judy Sanders
Miss Teasdale
Louise Minich
Mrs. Smith
Louis Sehmitz
Frank Minnich
Melvin Sanders
Angeline Na|sipak
Richard and
Fortnightly Tuuncheon Reviews Milay Letters Book
Mrs Fauver led a Fortnightly review of Letters of Edna St Vincent Milay by Alan Ross MacDougal at Mrs S D Hiltebrants home. The group discussed Milay from teens to fame and noted Renascence and The Harp Weaver among her works. Next meeting is a luncheon at Mrs Robert Nightingale’s home on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Hiltebrant
Harp Weaver
Robert Nightingale
Local Personal News and Birth Annou ncements
Mrs. Harry Sanders and sister Mrs. Ernest Poiner return from a two week plane trip to Clearwater Florida visiting mother Mrs. Worcester in Elyria while wintering at Gulf Lo Bay Trailer Park. Miss Janet Horwedel to graduate from Dyke and Spencerian College with gold certificate from National Award Typists Association. Diane Van Boxtel elected recording secretary of Bowling Green University chapter of Future Teachers of America. New arrivals include Randy Keith Strauss at Fairchild AF Hospital Spokane Washington weighing eight pounds nine ounces. Former Elyrians Mr. and Mrs. Robert Critell announce birth of son William David on March 15 in Westfield Massachusetts. Twins a son and daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Tarrent at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Several other newborns and local visits noted. Rummage sale at Old Oaks 246 Broad St. Saturday 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sanders
Bell Ave
Ernest Poiner
North Main St
Wellington
Clearwater, Fla
Clearwater
R. 0.Worcester
Elyria
Gulf Lo Bay
Janet Horwedel
R. J. Horwedel
Marseilles Ave
National Award Typists Association
Horwedel
Dyke and Spencerian College
Diane van Boxtel
Zella van Boxtel
Warren Ave
Bowling Green University
Future Teachers of America
van Boxtel
Randy Keith
Dan K. ‘Strauss
Spokane
Wash
Fairchild AF Hospital
Verna Lahiff
Seventh St
Strauss
Jane Lahiff
Sgt. Strauss
Amherst
Elyrians
Robert W. Critell
William David
Park Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Russell Miller
North Ridgeville
Richard Bneck
Lakewood
Hospital Discharges and Local Notices Captured
List of discharged patients by city and street, including James Ruffinz Belivue and Mrs. Farrell Summers Grafton with others such as Mrs. Walter Gibson and son Wake man, Mrs. Richard Logan and daughter, Mrs. Donald Hutchings and son at 217 Courtland St, Mrs. Ed gar Getty and son, Herman Bowens Jr at 366 Hawthorne St, and Mrs. Claude Gosnell at 256 Third St. North Olmsted and Elyria notices follow with addresses. Community events include a weekly Fish Fry at United Polish Club each Friday at 48 p.m. and Navy Mothers Bake Sale and rummage near women and children’s clothing. Elyria Office Equipment Co. sale details. misc. All day Fri and Sat. Middle Ave 211 Benfield Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ruffinz
Belivue
Farrell Summers
Grafton
George Ridgeway
West River
Clarence Bailey
Wakeman
Walter Gibson
West Third St
Richard Logan
Donald Hutchings and Son
Courtland St
Paul Rogers and Son
Weller Rd
Edgar Getty and Son
Hawthorne
Herman Bowens Jr
Third St
Claude Gos
Navy
Elyria Office Equipment Co
Ing
Middle Ave
Benlfield Ave
Carol Smith and Don Miller Wed in Church Rites
Wellington couple Carol Smith and Donald James Miller wed in a Congregational Church ceremony officiated by Rev H G Robertson. Bride wore ivory satin lace gown with train and pearl crown, carried a Bible with orchid. groom was assisted by Paul Garver. About 195 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Smith
Don Miller
Wellington
Donald James Miller
Carol Jeannoe Smith
R. D
Miller
Wellington Enterprise
H. G. Robertson
Harriet England
Althea Rice
Myron Offineer
Dickson Su
Offineer
Gene Carmen
Cathy Carmen
Mr. Miller
Paul Garver
Edward M. Smith
Mrs. Miller
Wellington High School
Blanche Miller
Ir. D. No. 4
Elyria Council Organizes for Retarded Children Institute
The Elyria Council for Retarded Children held an organizational meeting at Holly Hall with Mrs. John Nagy as temporary chair. The group plans a daily class in the Junior Chamber of Commerce hall taught by Martha Wilhite, aided by the Elyria Community Welfare Council. Officers for the coming year are President Mrs. Rudy Farkas Vice President Mrs. Francis Grimm Secretary Miss Betty Fell and Treasurer Mrs. Harvey Stroud. The next meeting is scheduled for April 15 at 8 pm in Holly Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council For
Holly Hall
John Nagy
Elyria Council
Elyria
Rudy Farkas
Francis Grimm
Betty ‘Fell
Harvey Stroud
Close To Home: a family solar system conundrum
The narrator recalls a family homework exercise on the solar system. Merrilee seeks answers from encyclopedias and books, while the adults argue about light years and miles. After hours of calculations and missteps they finally agree the distance to the sun can be expressed in miles, not light years, and the lesson ends with the mother’s idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrilee
Plan Theatre Party Opens JAO Club Lenten Service
Plans for April include a theatre party with a JAO Club meeting at the W residence. Mrs Annabelle Ball led devotions and Mrs Leonard Hill presided. The group will attend Karamu on April 24 to see Take a Giant Step. Dinner hostesses will be the losers in a sales tax stamp game, with Mrs Arthur Jones, Mrs Reed Jones, and Mrs Thomas Ellis serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Ball
JAO Club
Karamu
Leonard Hill
Arthur Jones
Reed Jones
Thomas Ellis
St Mary PTA Highlights Elocution and Poster Contests
At a St Mary PTA meeting parents watched elocution contestants with Leon St Marie winning first and Sandra Krebs second. Dental poster contest winners were named across grade groups led by Peggy Ross and James Elbert in first and second grade. Seventhand eighth grade girls modeled sewing class items. Msgr William L Newton urged Passion Play attendance on April 4. Ninth grade room count prize went to Sister Mary Seraphimie's group as coffee was served by fifth grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary Pta
Leon St. Marie
Sandra Krebs
Peggy Ross
James Elbert
Marilyn Ursem
Dennis Forthofer
Timmy Krebs
Judy Smith
Joan Caywood
Barbara Sc
Mary Seraphimie
Women Of The Moose Host Luncheon In Amherst
Verdie Rousek chairman entertained Hospital Guild committee members at her Whitehead Road home yesterday at one o'clock. Plans were made to buy a gift for the student nurse sponsored by the group and to hold the next meeting at Moose Hall on April 3. A social tour included games with prizes to Irene Diedrich Velda Elena and Lorraine Wonder. Sandy Swanson won the special award. Rummage Sale at 583 Jackson St. Amherst Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdie Rousek
Hospital Guild Committee
Whitehead Rea
Moose Hall
Irene’ Diedrich
Velda Elena
Lorrane Wonder
Sandy Swanson
73Gauge stockings promise near invisibility and price rise
New York fashion note reports Dexdale of Philadelphia launches 73 gauge stockings with thousands more microscopic loops enabling near seamless appearance and snag resistance. Priced at 2.99 per pair, these wispier nylons contrast with 51 and 60 gauge options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dexdale
Philadelphia
Licenses for Manuel Pinero Mendoza and Josephine Perez Gonzales
Manuel Pinero Mendoza and Josephine Perez Gonzales, both of 2073 1Sth St Lorain, laborers, are licensees. Rummage sale at 224 Seventh St rear offers household and wearing apparel. Scheduled Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Pinero-Mendoza
Lorain
Josephine Perez-Gonzales
Seventh St. Rear
Fourthers Club Elects Committee at Holly Hall
Fourthers Club elected a nominating committee led by chairwoman Mrs. Clarence Steller with members Mrs. Earl Schaefer and Mrs. Don Bush at a Holly Hall meeting. Guests were welcomed. Lenten devotions were led by Mrs. Chde McDowell. An extra party is planned for May 8. A rummage sale is announced for Saturday at 224 Second St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Steller
Earl Schaefer
Don Bush
Fourthers Club
Holly Hall
Chde McDowell
Ray Chamberlain
Robert Fox
Edward Morrins
Roger Busler
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Chronicle-Telegram
Stia
Ohio
Fri
By Pat Mason
R. E. Teasdale
Fred Smith
Robert Pummel
Anne Nasipak
Gladys Kocel
Clark St
Judy Minson
Mrs. Fauver
Wilfrid Bowdler
Tenth St
Bowdler
Hollis B. Stokes
Jamestown, Pa
Clyde Baker
Chestnut St
Old Oaks
Broad St. Cooti
Ette No
Mantle
Mexico
Charles Creed
London
United Polish Club
Evening Star
Fields ‘Methodist Church
First Savings & Loan Co
Second Street
Dle Ave
Harry $. Burr, Jeweler
Meaiden
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
Pepe Pres ER
Eivna Camera Club
C.A. Poichard Alien Post
iRelief Corps
O.F. Hall
Northwest
C.F
Rammage Sale
West Strear
Hess
S&s
Council For Retarded Children
Wyto Fitztush
Plan Theatre Party
Duncan Himes
America
ST. Mary
Women of
The
Jackson St
Phyllis Battelle
Gardiner Whitehear
Inter-Culture Council
Robert Boylan
Paul Coniam
Irs
Cecil Garett
Ralph MacDonald
Harry Given
Fred Green
Second St
Rivoli
Alan Ladd
Shelley Winters
Saskatchewan
Sun
Will Rogers Jr
Oklahoma
Oberlin
Oberlin, Ohio
OPER
San
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