Churchwomen at Work and Other Circle Meetings
Division B of Lake Avenue Congregational Church met at Norma Benford’s home on Louisiana Ave to discuss a donation toward the church sanctuary piano and Miss Kidd’s April 10 wedding reception. A white elephant sale was planned for April 27 at Myra Wilcox’s home. St. John Ladies Aid held a semi annual birthday dinner honoring those born in the first half of the year. Circle activities at St. Paul Evangelical included plans for Guild events on April 1 and April 8, with devotions and a luncheon. OMS Prayer Circle featured a music program, missionary reports, and a Rolland Pice offering to Japan. The Lydia Guild met with devotions and reforms at Magyar Evangelical Church.
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Lake Avenue
Myra Wilcox
Marseilles Ave
St. John Ladies Aid Society
F. Kreutzke
William Carskaddon
Jack Dilgren
Catherine Flugel
ST. Paul Cercle NO
Martha Wirth
Circle No. 1
St. Paul
OMS Prayer Circle
Bertha Moore
Cook Underhill
West Second St
Rolland Pice
Japan
Book review at club luncheon on The Fields of Home
Culture Club members met at Mrs Karl Lehmanns Cleve land Street home for an afternoon featuring a one o clock luncheon and a review by Mrs T T Elliott of Ralph Moodys The Fields of Home. The setting is 1913 and the author recounts a boyhood move to his grandfather s Maine farm and the change in the stern patriarch s views after years of failed progressive ideas. Luncheon guests included Mrs R W Brandes Mrs IR W McWilliams Mrs W C Naegerle Mrs R D Choate Mrs M Wilcox Mrs David W Griffith and Mrs W C Snowden with Mrs J C Linville attending. next meeting planned with Mrs R D Choate in Amherst.
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Culture Club
Karl Lehmann
Cleveland St
T. T. Elliott
Ralph, Moody
Maine
R. W. Brandes
IR. W. McWilliams
Bosses Dinner Planned by Elyria Credit Women
Nineteen members of the Elyria Credit Women's Breakfast Club met for a seven o'clock breakfast at Holly Hall led by Mrs. Cook and committee. Business noted an International Conference in San Francisco July 18 and urged contact with Marilyn Reitz for registration details. The annual Bosses dinner is set for May 27 at Spring Valley Country Club. Next meeting April 29 will announce the rummage hour and sale.
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Elyria Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Holly Hall
Pittsfield 4-H elects officers at advisor’s home
The Minute Maids of Pittsfield elected Marlene Moherman president Dorothy Pressnell vice president Karen Langdon secretary treasurer Carol Bradley assistant secretary treasurer Rosa Lee Miller Kay Bradley and Marie Amenhauser news reporters Barbara Bricker recreation leader Anna L Williams health and safety leader Beverly Steiner assistant health and safety leader. The next meeting is set for April 13 at 7 pm at Pittsfield Town Hall. The 1954 Ridgeville Sewers elected Carol Trill president Pat Prososki vice president Janet Lopoly secretary Joyce Storms treasurer Dorothy Kantor news reporter Beatrice Miller recreation leader Ethel Gage health and safety leader. Advisors are Mrs Trill and Mrs H McVeigh. Junior leaders are Carol Trill and J Sopely. Next meeting April 14 at 7:30 pm.
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Minute Maids
Pittsfield
Lawrence Jordan
Marlene Moherman
Dorothy Pressnell
Karen Langdon
Carol Bradley
Rosalee Miller
Kay Bradley
Marie Amenhauser
Barbara Bricker
Anna L. Williams
Beverly Steiner
Ridgeville
A. Trill
Carol Trill
Pat Prososki
Janet Lopoly
Joyce Storms
Dorothy Kantor
Beatrice Miller
Ethel Gage
Trill
H. McVeigh
J. Sopely
Falling Limb Triggers ThreeHour Power Outage
High winds toppled a large limb in South Amherst, bringing down electric wires and causing a three hour outage in the east end. Police, a quarry electrician and fireman patrolled the area until Ohio Edison crews repaired the damage. Sparks from the live line ignited a small patch of grass but caused no reported damage.
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Amherst
Gordon Hall
Ohio Edison
India Minister To Speak Sunday
The Rev. Dorai raj Peter, pastor of the Danish Lutheran Church in Tiruvannamalai, India, will speak at worship services in Birmingham and Henrietta. Named by the National Council of Churches as one of two Indian representatives to study in the United States, he holds a B A from Madras University and an L Th from Serampore College. He will complete studies at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology in June and then return to his family in India.
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Henrietta
Dorai
Raj Peter
Tiruvannamalai
India
Birmingham
National Council of Churches
United States
Peter
Madras University
Serampore College
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Vincent St Vincent de Paul Members Meet At Home
Mrs. Louis Keller hosted St. Vincent de Paul Church members Tuesday evening. After a brief business session led by Mrs. Richard Minnick the group played cards with prizes to Mrs. Harold Surman Mrs. Russell Plato and Mrs. Edward Downs and a special award to Mrs. Mike Gimben. A Lenten luncheon followed. The next gathering will be April 27 at 8 p m hosted by Mrs. Edward J Downs.
Father Son Banquet at Pian Church Tonight
A father son banquet will be held at the Christian Church at 7 p m this evening with guest speaker Rev Harry Daughterty from Ashland Christian Church invited to the event.
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Sullivan
The
Christian Church
Harry Daughterty
Ashland Christian Church
Century of Health Lynn Mrs Emma Ritcher 100th Birthday
In Lynn Massachusetts Mrs Emma Ritcher marked her centennial birthday as she celebrated two milestone facts she has never been ill and never taken a pill, reflecting a century of health and longevity.
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Lynn. Mass
Emma Ritcher
Points for Parents by Edith Thomas Wallace
A brief dialogue in which a father asks his son to recount a quarrel with other boys to determine the proper course of action. The piece presents a parent child guidance moment about resolving conflicts through understanding causes and next steps.
Gold Theme Brightens Home Decor Across Designers
New York article notes gold and yellow tones as a rising home decor trend. Designers like Paul McCobb and LYRL SPENCE showcase gold accents, yellow sectionals, rugs, and wall tints to brighten spaces. Gold pairs well with most colors, but avoid garish contrasts with bright tones.
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New York
Fort Knox
Paul McCobb
McCobb
Lyrl Spence
Miss Spence
Tasty Tricks Shrimp Chowder Wins Flavor Blue Ribbon
Inez Cooke prepares a quick shrimp chowder with rich flavor to earn a blue ribbon. The dish showcases a simple method using cooked shrimp and a creamy base, highlighting common pantry ingredients.
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Inez Cooke
Jiffy Crochet Glove Pattern Offered by Mail
A 1954 needlework catalog promotes Easy crochet pattern 7096 for gloves in sizes small, medium, and large. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mail to Elyria Chronicle Telegram New York. Include name address zone and pattern number along with brand new catalog ideas for gifts and crafts.
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Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
Household Arts Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Berlin Heights Building Specialist Speaks at Berlin School
Doane Agricultural Service expert C Ju Fenzon spoke to the adult agricultural class in the Berlin local school auditorium on pole buildings for the farm. Stanley Fox was elected president of the Huron Er ie League with Jim Lindecamp as vice president and Robert Schultz as secretary treasurer. Al Bohus accepted the league basketball championship trophy for Monroeville. The league plans a spring track meet and baseball tourney.
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Berlin Heights
C. Ju Fenzon
Doane Agricultural Service
Berlin
Stanley Fox
North Fairfield
Jim Lindecamp
Milan High School
Robert Schultz
Greenwich School
al Bohus
Monroeville
C’s
Oliver Burnham
Alva Lippus
Gladys Phillips
Lindbergh Son Marries Coed in Secret Ceremony
Evanston reports public records show 71 year old Lindbergh heir Jon Morrow Lindbergh wed Barbara H Robbins in a private ceremony last Saturday. Robbins listed as Northwestern coed not registered this quarter. couple honeymooning likely Palo Alto. Ceremony at Mrs Miller’s Northfield home with Rev Wagoner officiating.
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Evanston, Dt
Jon Morrow Lindbergh
New York
Ann
Potluck committee and April 7 meeting noted
A mother daughter potluck supper committee was formed with hostesses Velma Schuh Ethel Dickel and Leona Hill. The next meeting is planned for April 7 at Mrs Marian Brod’s home with Rev Robert Peters from Sandusky Congregational Church as guest speaker. Additional notes include Frederick Allen Sabol born March 10 in Sandusky Providence Hospital and local moves and travels.
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Velma Schuh
Ethel Dickel
Leona Hill
Marian Brod
Robert Peters
Sandusky Congregational Church
John Sabol
Berlinvile
Frederick Allen
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Carl Hauff
Florida
Black Hills Players
Lake Wales
Fla
James Schultz
Lake St
Louise Norton
Schultz
Eastern Mills
Huron
Wrap-Tie Runabout Pattern Advertisement
Pattern 9078 features cotton dresses and a wrap tie runabout design for misses sizes 12 through 20. The ad highlights no ironing, flat opening, and a Sew Chart, with mail order details and price of 35 cents, plus 5 cents for first class mailing.
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