Methodist Home Dear Abby Remodeling Noted
Mrs Alta Meyers presided at the Elyria Methodist Home Auxilary meeting in Taft parlors Monday afternoon. Dr Stanley Smith praised the home and reported elevator completion, redecorating at Lansworth Lodge and remodeling details for Elyria buildings. The annual tureen dinner is planned for June 2 with a 12:30 pm Wesley Hall gathering and a musical program.
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Methodist Home
Abby
Alta Meyers
Elyria
Taft
Ocle Brown
Hans
Stanley Smith
Taft Building
DR. Smith
Fonsworth Lodge
Lod
Elyra
Wesley Hall
Emma Conger Crowned Queen Sheba of Sahara Daughters
Emma Conger was installed as Queen Sheba of the Sahara Daughters 33 last evening at the regular meeting at 118 Blaine Street. Installing officers were Klara Schaub Elsie Shaffstall and Marie Prentice. An audit was given by Marie Harris. The Supreme Sahara Daughters plan a three day conclave November 13 at 3333 Euclid Ave Cleveland. Hazel Greber Dorothy Ray and Jean Rasbach hosted refreshments. Next meeting set for June 4 at 118 Blaine Street.
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Emma Conger
Sheba
Sahara Daughters
Blame’ St
Klara Schaub
Elsie Shaffstall
Marie Prentice
Marie Harris
Supreme Sahara Daughters
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Elyrian
Hazel Greber
Dorothy Ray
Jean Rasbach
Blaine St
Beet Garnish Recipe From Old Journal Page
A fragment describes a beet garnish: sliced beets marinated overnight in vinegar and French dressing with minced onion, salt, and pepper. It notes the dish is good for salads and dressings and mentions a jar and stand time.
Girls Mothers Hear Discussion About Vocations
Seventy five mothers and daughters heard Catholic school hospital and orphanage reps discuss vocations at St Agnes Church Hall on Friday. Abigail Van Buren columns answered readers on love, family and manners, with letters about a soldier husband, a cross mother, a tonic for aging, superstitions, honeymoons, and more.
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St .Agnes
Doll Dressing Contest Helps March of Dimes Appeal
The National Doll Dressing Institute hosts a 1957 national contest to raise funds for the March of Dimes. Entries by Oct 1 compete for $15,000 in prizes led by a $2,500 grand prize. Dolls entered will be donated to the March of Dimes. Helen Hayes leads judges. First prize went to Ola Bourgeois for a Mardi Gras tableau. rules are attached to Lin-gerie Lou dolls available at retailers.
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National
Helen Hayes
Virginia Pope
Parade Magazine
Robert Riley
Brooklyn Museum of Art
Molly Slonim
Fashion Institute of Technology
Alaska
Ola
Lin ‘Gerie
Librarian Pays Tribute To Mothers Medley at YWCA Matinee
A Mothers Day Medley by Mrs. Llewelyn Owen was presented at the YWCA Matinee with three tales built around a cake, a lost child, and a runaway boy. The event featured Cherkin College librarian Mrs. Owen, introductions by Mrs. Orlo Standen, tea by the Plus 30 Club, and decorations led by Mrs. William Armstrong and others. The next Matinee is scheduled for October 8.
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Llewelyn Owen
YWCA
Holly Hall
G.M. Gallagher
E. VanDyke
H. L Eastman
Jean Gilkey
William Armstrong
William Kofsky
C. Truxell
Arthur Miller
William Graw
Milo Fey
Y Echos Hold Birthday Tureen End Tax Contest
A group led by Tom Malcolm won the Y Echos tax stamp collection contest announced Monday at a YWCA Residence meeting. President Beverly Yanke oversaw a January April birthday dinner for about 40 members and guests.
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Tom Malcolm
YWCA
Beverly Yanke
Rollin Eastman
Eastman
Buddy Parker
Don Parris
Mary Kistner
Joan Jackson
Fee
Thhey
Camp Cheerlinl
Arthur Bixby
Reuben Loretz
Fred Beck
Bertha L. Peter Son
Gerry Wisner
Jean Gollmar
Reichlin Funeral Home
John Cherner
Helen Mulhollard
Airs. Seymore
Schessman
John Jackson
RB. W. Peterson
Constance Tirch to Wed Lawrence Twining in Fall
Constance Tirch daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tirch and Lawrence Twining son of Mr and Mrs Edward F Twining plan an autumn wedding in Oberlin. Tirch a nurse student at Cleveland City Hospital School of Nursing was chosen as a representative to the national convention of student nurses in Chicago. She attends St Paul Lutheran Church in Amherst and Twining is a Oberlin High School graduate employed at National Tube Co.
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John Tirch
Pyre Twining
Edward F. Twining
W. Vine
Oberlin
Biss Tirch
Oberlin High School
Cleveland City Hospital School c of Nursing
National Convention of Student Nurses Organization
Chicago
St Paul Lutheeran Church of
Amherst
National Tube Co
Rotary Club Aims Policies Reviewed
Elyria Rotary Club with 102 members met at the YMCA for a lunch and reviewed Rotary program aims organization and policies. McClellan a past district governor led discussion with panel including Renz Willis Gollmar Harr Choate Howett Wainwright Zealley Wilcox Lawton. Next Tuesday will mark National Hospital Week with a program by Elyria Memorial Hospital and its M B Johnson School of Nursing.
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McClellan
Elyria Rotary Club
Rotary
YMCA
T McClellan
Rotary International
Paul Harris
Rotary Club
National Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Strdent
Harlola A. Zealley
EMH
City Approves Investment in Savings Bonds
City council votes to invest 573000 in LT. S. savings bonds. It authorizes 6000 from Brookdale Cemetery Permanent Maintenance Fund and 37000 from Brookdale Cemetery Improvement Fund into Series E and Series 6 government bonds. Funds come from unrestricted revenue and comply with state law requiring government securities.
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Brookdale Cemetery Permanent Maintenance
Brookdale
Amy Vanderbilt Advises Against Nicknames in Business Names
In business, use proper names rather than nicknames. Amy Vanderbilt shares anecdotes about executives who sign as Bumps McGrew and Blackie Smith, noting nicknames can undermine dignity and trust. She urges using formal names or initials plus surname for professional correspondence and interactions.
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William
Bill
John
Jack
Busi
Ness
W. L. Portant
Bumps
McGrew
Buster” Brown
Rhodes
Blackie Smith
Rogers
Buck
John Houks Honored On 25th Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs John E Houk of 204 Gulf Rd were honored at an open house on Sunday for their 25th wedding anniversary. Del Chery Houk Walker hosted with about 100 guests gifting silver items. Their daughter DaLynda Walker appeared as four generations were represented. Mr Houk chairs ushers at Church of the Open Door and Mrs Houk teaches Sunday School. The couple's family cake was cut by Mrs F A Yost with Helen Sherman assisting. The Walkers also celebrated a double anniversary as Mrs Miles Reynolds marked her golden anniversary four years ago. The Houks are longtime Ridge Tool Co employees.
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John E. Houk
Gulf Rd
del Chery Houk Walker
Dorcas Guild Meeting and Church Activities
The Dorcas Guild of the Hungarian and Reformed Church met in the church parlors with Mrs. Steve Bosmeny presiding in the president's absence. Plans included Rev. Alex Daroczy Legonier Pa preaching on Father's Day, flowers delivered to County Home, a Warren chow festival May 19, and a social meeting June 4 at Mrs. Lews Balazs 156 Preston Ave. Lake Avenue Mothers Club announces its annual mothers-daughters banquet Friday at 6 p.m. with guest speaker Mrs. Andre Meyer and a special program.
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Dorcas Guild of Hungarian and Reformed Church
Steve Bosmeny
Clinton Husband
Alex Daroczy
Legonier
Warren
Lews Balazs
Preston Ave
William Ignatz
Lewis Szanyi
Lake Avenue
Mothers Club
Andre Meyer
Sorority Talks On Thought At Xi Beta Omega Program
Bet ty Gratz led a discussion on Stim ulants to Thought and Better Thinking for Xi Beta Omega Beta Sigma Phi at Washington Avenue Church of Christ. Mrs Leora Hoitenroit presided. Betsy Nessenger announced a Nu Phi Mu fund-raiser at Wagner's Barn for Saturday to celebrate the chapter’s first anniversary. A Friendly Venture committee will recruit members in Ridgeville. Abs Hottenrott hosted. May 20 next church meeting will feature Dorothy Wilson t discussing Interior Decorating with Bea Plas and Betsy Neffenger as hostesses.
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Betty Gratz
Xi Beta Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
Leora Hoitenroit
Nu Phi Mu
Betsy Nessenger
Wagner's Barn
Ridgeville
Abs. Hottenrott
Dorothy Wilson T
Bea Plas
Betsy Neffenger
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Bob Takacs
Greg Taylor
David Place
Jeanene Rappers
Melisse McClelland
Artcrafters
C-T
Saharas
Abigail van Buren
Deap
Maxine
Louise
Dwight
States
Red Cross
Carole
Delaware
Walter Thome
George
Smp
Sroka
Mary Fianbar
Mary
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sol
Jude
Agnes Joseph
St. Josep Convent
We River
Jacodemy
Charlie
Virgin
Mary Bearice
Ginia
Mary Giniesa
Sisters of Charity
St. Augustine
Iphans
St. Vincent de Paul Instant Home
Parmadale Orphanage
Earl Joquay
Charles Bommer
Frank Bedocs
Josepn McIntyre
Park Laniz
Abigail van Burer
Our
215 Third Street
Linda
Mr. Ludwig
M. Lowenstein
Marian Martin
Chronicle‘Telegram
Chelsea Station
New York
U. S
March of Dimes
Constance Tirch
Lawrence Twining
Amy Vanderbilt
Central Book Store
Broad Street
John Houks
Women of Churches
Dorcas
W. W
Pinkham
Svelle
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkhham
Lydia
Esa Elas
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