Elyria Woman's Club Holds Last Board Meeting of Year
The Elyria Woman's Club, Inc. held its final board meeting at the Club House Tuesday morning. President Mrs. J. Sheldon announced 1954 55 projects, new Junior president Mrs. Elmer Zoltai and memorials, with reports from secretary Mrs. John Timms and treasurer Mrs. R. Kennelly.
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Elyria Woman’s Club, Inc
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
C. Sharrer
John Timms
R. Kennelly
Korea Care
Ohio Federation of Women's Club
Lakeside
J. Sheldon
Sharrer
R. Lysaght
Elmer Zoltai
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Denver
Colo
Social Progress’ Department
Archie Pen
Cleveland
C. A. Sharrer
BE. H. Graber
L. D. Acheson
Jack Wen
Fr. A. Keaton
Ren Kennelly
Ely PTA installs officers and plans May events
Ely PTA installed officers by Mrs John Timms at the school meeting. A May 21 patrol party led by Mrs Walter Haney and a May 28 eighth grade dinner dance chaired by Mrs Reginald Fawkes were announced, plus a June 10 teachers luncheon with the board hosting. A fall state convention trip for the president and a Cleveland safety meeting were approved.
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Ely
John Timms
Ely Pta
F. A. Dusthimer
Elyria Chamber Orchestra
Harold Zealley
Walter Haney
Reginald Fawkes
Fowkes
Cleveland
Clayton Brown
New Committee Heads Named By VFW Women
The VEW Hinkson Hysell Auxiliary No. 3841 met at the Amvet Club with Barbara Johnson as new president. A drive for the America and Korea Foundation Fund will run May 23 28 house to house. New chairmen include Perkins Dellefield Dellefield Lillian McClintock Bixby Edwards Dilley Newcomb Long Wojcik Herman Johnson and McClintock. The next meeting is May 17.
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VEW Hinkson-Hysell
Barbara Johnson
Chiar
National Veterans Committee
America and Korea Foundation Fund
Herbert L. Brickman
New York
Veterans Committee
Johnson
Helen Perkins
Nettydean Dellefield
Ways and Means
Clara Dellefeld
National Home
Lillian McClintock
Ohio Cottage
Florence Bixby
Eva Edwards
Linney Dilley
Gladys Newcomb
Doris Long
Lola Wojcik
Blanche Herman
Gertrude Hill
Lola Wojcik Poppy
Elyria
Gladdis Johnson
VFW Lorain County Council
Wellington
Elyria Memorial Day Association
Council Chamber
Churchwomen and club groups meet across town
St John Altar Guild hosted by Mrs A T Rosenall heard reports and welcomed Catherine Roberts as a new member while naming June flower duties. Cora May Walton Club executive board met at Mrs Floyd C Moore’s home to discuss May 11 reservations for Holly Hall. Division E of Lake Avenue Congre gational elected new officers and planned a May luncheon and June 1 installation dinner. CP Club held a spaghetti dinner and pink and blue shower for Mrs Howard Bliss ahead of the June 7 meeting.
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Harry Brillhart
Lake Avenue
Oberlin College
F. E. Baker
Edison Ct
ST. John Altar Guild
Rudy Bayer
St John Altar Guild
A.T. Rosenall
Harvard l Ave
Markel
K. H. Piepenburg
L. C. Meredith
Catherine Floyd
Airs Piepenburg
Cora May Walton Club
First Congregational Church
Floyd C. Moore
Gulf Rd
Walter von Brock
Lawrence Whitacre
Alexander Hildebrand
Elaine Dirrim
Virgil DeFields
von Brock
Russell Johnson
Holly Hall
Division E
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Robert Bearer
Lake Ave
Robert Fox
Donald Garber
Donald Lahr
Harold Olmstead
Eileen Me
Daniels
George Carter
Daniel Lewis
Women’s Association of the Church
Alfred Luther
Fox
Burton Boynton
Bess and
Andvson Center Ridge Rd
Audrey Giovannazzo
CP Club
Roosevelt Avenue
Phyllis Bliss
Mildred Shuster
Howard Bliss
Clara Shuster
Bellfield Ave
Around Town Hosts, Plans, and Prizes Highlight Community Club
Mrs. Lucille Weiss hosted Merry Wives of Forty at Root Rd. last evening as Memorial Day parade plans and a husbands’ dinner at Airport Tavern were finalized for Saturday. May 18 meeting at North Washington Blvd. featured Donna Lauck as host. gift chairman Jean Linden chaired Mothers Day gifts. Prizes went to Marcella Baldauf. guests included Marian Taylor, Betty Forthofer, and Marcella DeChant from Huron. A Chiquita Club gathering at Carol Hansen’s Abbe Rd produced high scores for Hazel Wolf and Audree Olmstead. a birthday cake honored Helen Morrow with gifts from the club and a secret sister.
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Lucille Weiss
Merry Wives of Forty
Root Rd
Airport Tavern
Jean Linden
Marcella Baldauf
Marian Taylor
Betty Forthofer
Marcella DeChant
Huron
Donna Lauck
North Washington Blvd
Chiquita Club
Carol Hansen
Abbe Rd
Hazel Wolf
Audrey Olmstead
Helen Morrow
Points for Parents by Edith Thomas Wallace
A friend jokes about taking a family baby, while a mother teases about giving away her unruly twin, highlighting how adults’ joking remarks can affect a child's sense of security and attachment. The conversation centers on Jack and the reaction to a child’s behavior and trust.
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Jack
Harmon wedding ties Oberlin move after Florida trip
Richard Harmon and Judith Melbourne wed at Federated Church of Chagrin Falls officiated by Rev. John Townsend. They plan to reside at 47 Morgan Street in Oberlin after a Fort Myers Beach honeymoon. Wedding party included Lois E. Little as maid of honor and Lois White, Sandra Harmon as bridesmaids. Best man was Don Sturdevant with ushers Tim Wise and Harding Marlett. Both are Ohio University graduates.
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Oberlin
Richard Harmon
Federated Church of Chagrin Falls
Morgan St
Fort Myers Beach
Fla
John Townsend
Judith Melbourne
Alpha Theta
Lois E. Little
Washington, D. C
Lois White
Cleveland Heights
Sandra Harmon
Erie
Don Sturdevant
Columbus
Tim Wise
Harding Marlett
Ohio University
Hospital Discharges List of Sizable Local Residents
A long discharge notice lists numerous residents by name and address across several towns including Wellington North Olmsted Amherst Avon, and Cleveland area. Names include Joseph Setko Sr, Mrs Lore Elbert, Raymond Lorenz, Martha Thompson, Paul Weisbrod Sr, and others with addresses on Princeton Avenue, Twelfth Street, Fairlawn Avenue, Hawthorne Street, Roosevelt Avenue, and more. The record reflects post hospital discharge of multiple individuals and accompanying family members.
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Joseph Setko Sr
Wellington
Joseph Noveske
Princeton Ave
Robert Keller
Columbia Station
Eugene Haines
Twelfth St
Lore Elbert
Fairlawn Ave
Roy Jackson
North Olmsted
Claude Spence
Grafton
Carol James
West Third St
Joseph Sliman
Amherst
Clarence Hale
Courtland St
Raymond P. Lorenz
Hawthorne St
Martha Thompson
Oberlin Rd
John Sinar
Roosevelt Ave
Edward Drakos
Pasadena Ave
Robert Wurst
Telegraph Rd
Howard Gould
Cleveland Rd
Thomas Roush
Bell Ave
William Bryant
Elizabeth Conover
Ohio St
Breakfast accidents injure two at Wesley Hospital
In Wichita, Mrs. Mae Anderson and her daughter Mrs. Annamae Clark prepared breakfast when a knife slipped while slicing bacon. Both suffered cuts to Mrs. Clark’s right hand and were treated at Wesley Hospital.
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Wichita, Kan
Mae Anderson
Annamae Clark
Detroit Church Displays Slogan About Drive Safety
A Detroit church put up a slogan reading Drive safely. Don't insist on your rites. The message sparked discussion among parishioners about safety and tradition in the community.
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Detroit
Augusta Klingenmeir Bald Passes Board Exam Here
Augusta Klingenmeir Bald a 1953 nursing graduate of M B Johnson School of Nursing Elyria Memorial Hospital passed the Michigan state board with a high average. She moved to Detroit and now works at Florence Crittenden Hospital. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs Leo Klingenmeir Amherst she is noted in local notices.
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Augusta Klingenmeir Bald
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Michigan State Board
Detroit
Mich
Florence, Crittenden Hospital
Leo Klingenmeir
Amherst
Designer Blends East West Ideas For Furnishings
New York report on Milo Baughman who moved his base from Los Angeles to Boston and aims to fuse eastern refinement with western boldness in affordable contemporary furnishings. He notes eastern homes have smaller rooms and inherited antiques, while western style favors rugged, larger pieces, and he envisions adding California color and freedom to eastern decor.
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New York t—East
Milo Baughman
Los Angeles
Boston
Baughman
U.S
East
Boffman
Hospital Births Reported in Elyria Area
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Molosky of 609 Eastern Heights Blvd. A son was born yesterday at Elyria to Mr and Mrs Johnnie Huffman of 315 Lodi St. These newborns mark fresh additions in local families.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wilson Moore
Avon
Raymond Sexton
Grafton
Donald Harris
Harris
Harwood Ave
Phillip Lichtesien
Roosevelt Ave
Joseph Molosky
Eastern Heights Blvd
Johnnie Huffman
Lodi St
Chronicle-Telegram May 5 1954 Elyria Briefs
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports May 5 1954 briefs noting local events in Elyria Ohio including civic updates and community notices with concise items from city authorities and local organizations.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Wed
Community Calendar Evening Events Tonight
Jaycee Ettes present Holly Hall and Symphony of Fashion. Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae host dinner at 6:30 p.m. Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club at Ohio Gas Fuel Co. 8 p.m. Cooking demo. Pottowattam Club on Ang DeTil ho at 461 West Eleventh St. Jefferson PTA patrol party. Edison PTA officers installation. Gates PTA speakers Mrs Spoerl and Robert Stimpert. St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church hosts Mother-Daughter event. St Francis Xavier Mission Circle Mrs Ed Noonan Shaddon Rd. Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles meets at Eagles Lodge. St Clair Renekanh Lodge IOOF Hall 7:20 p.m. Oberiin Lodge Knights of Pythias. El Rey Grotto at Jaycee Hall. Marine Corps League. Townsend Club Central Labor. First Baptist Womens Missionary Society Hebron House dinner 6 p.m. program 7:30 p.m. Marshall Chapter 47 R.A.M. special meeting ME M degree 7:30 p.m.
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Jaycee Ettes
Holly Hall
Elyria Memorial Hospital
M. B. Johnson
Ohio Gas Fuel Co
Pottowattum Club
Ang DeTilho
West Eleventh St. Jefferson
Edison Pta
Gates Pta
Spoerl
Robert Stimpert
St. Paul Evangelical
Gulf Rd
Townsend Club
Central Labor Hall
First Baptist Womens Missionary Society
Hebron House
Marshall
R.A.M
Boston designer blends eastern form with western flair
The 20 year old designer notes four fifths of U.S. furniture is sold east of the Rockies and aims to fuse eastern delicacy with western imagination. He cites a straight chair with a rush seat set on a wrought iron frame with brass feet as an example of his preferred synthesis. This approach, he says, reflects contemporary American taste.
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Boston
U.S
Rockies
Baughman
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