Holly Hall Fashion Card Party Set for Wednesday
Holly Hall hosts its spring project a fashion show and card party to be held Wednesday at eight in the evening. About 200 Elyria area women are expected to model Fay Company apparel. Mrs. William Gardner is general chairwoman with a team arranging refreshments tickets prizes sappointments and publicity. Tickets available from members or at Holly Hall Wednesday.
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Holly Hall
Fay Company
Elyria
William Gardner
Clifford Currier
Robert Elliott
Walter Noll
Don Fortune
Mona Walsh
George Mountford
Jack Stroud
Dean Winsper
North Ridgeville
Junior
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Magyar Mothers Daughters Dine At Church Event
The five Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church women circles held their annual mother daughter supper last night with about 150 attendees. Pastor Rev. L. G. Novak opened with evening prayer, followed by candle lighting led by Delores Kayden and others. Gifts were given to all, and highlights included greetings by Pepi Ann Papp and Mrs. Joseph Bara Jr. A musical program featured several performers and Miss Clelia Gatti from Rosario Argentina spoke on Family Life in Argentina. The evening ended with Circle Song. Separately, multiple births were announced: a seven pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hitchcock. twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sesock. and additional births to several Elyria Memorial Hospital families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Joseph Varga
L. G. Novak
Delores Kayden
Rosalie Toth
Rose Marie Sabo
Clara Soboslai
Laurene Novak
Pepi Ann Papp
Joseph Bara, Jr
George Gorbics
Steven Kovacs
Elsie Garber
Steve Oros
Dorothy Baksa
Peggy Ballas
Elaine Ignatz
Ona
Hospital Discharges List Names Many Patients by Street
A long list of patients discharged from the hospital on May 8 and May 9 includes Glenn M. Wyatt Ronald Rivera Edmund Kihm Clement Wohlever John Mockler John Hoffman Denise Gibbons Frank Harmon Mrs Carl Zielke David Nichols Mrs Neather Williams Mrs Richard Minnich Mose McElroy Charles France Mrs George Brooke Mrs Cove Lowther Mrs Win Kessler Mrs Robert Traut Mrs LeRoy Axx James Whitaker Mrs Wilson Moore Mrs Bertha Hintz Dean Kisseberth James Kaiser Mrs David Davis Mrs Edward Thompson Michael Stanislawski George M. Smith Mrs Jack Teeple Claudia Gosnell Mrs George Davis Mrs Chester Brooker Mrs Raymond Sexton Grafton Mrs Michael Pleska Oscar Carr Mrs Henry C. Brewster Luther Saunders Robert Coombs Mrs Norman Henry Mrs Donald Harris Mrs John Huffman George Kennedy Mrs Phillip Lichte tsten Mrs Bruce Eppley Miss Ruth Smith Mrs Edward Hiltz Miss Emma Bachman Chris Pappas Mrs Kathryn Bauer Frank Watson Robert Van Valkenburg Charles Dean Mrs Joseph Malesky and daughter
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Glenn M. Wyatt
East Ave
Ronald Rivera
Oberlin
Edmund Kihm
Spruce St
Clement Wohlever
Lewis Ct
John Mockler
Ohio St
John Hoffman
School St
Denise Gibbons
Lexington Ave
Frank Harmon
Park Ave
Carl Zielke
Grafton
David Nichols
Emerson Ct
Neather Williams
Warren Ave
Richard Minnich
West River St
Mose McElroy
West Thirteenth St
Charles France
East Broad St
George Brooke
East Thirteenth St
Cove Lowther
North Olmsted
Win Kessler
Robert Traut
Brandtson Ave
LeRoy Axx
Taft ‘Ave
James Whitaker
Wayne ‘St
Wilson Moore
Avon
Bertha Hintz
Spencer
Dean Kisseberth
East River St
James Kaiser
Garvin Ave
David Davis
Pasadena Ave
Edward Thompson
Riverdale Ct
Michael Stanislawski
Columbia Station
George M. Smith
la Grange
Jack Teeple
Cornell Ave
Claudia Gosnell
George Davis
West Ave
Chester Brooker
Kenyon Ave
Raymond Sexton
Michael Pleska
Penfield Ave
Oscar Carr
New Castle
Ind
Henry C. Brewster
Seneca St
Luther Saunders
Robert Coombs
Eighty St
Norman Henry
Thirteenth St
Donald Harris
Harwood St
John Huffman
Lodi St
George Kennedy
West River Rd
Phillip Lichtetsten
Roosevelt Ave
Bruce Eppley
Telegraph Rd
Ruth Smith
New London
Edward Hiltz
Norwalk
Emma Bachman
Vermilion
Chris Pappas
Canton
Kathryn Bauer
Courtland St
Frank Watson
Robert van Valkenburg
Loraine Blvd
Charles Dean
North Murray Ridge
Joseph Malesky
Easterm Heights Blvd
Charter Rituals and Initiation Planned by Royal Neighbors
The Royal Neighbors of America met at the YWCA with Martha Wirth presiding. The charter was draped for Myrtle Dilts as 21 members note Mayflower Camp No. 1374 founded May 5, 1902 with four charter members still living. Six adults and five juveniles were accepted. initiation set for May 27 in Loraine Phall. Wirth reported on the Eighth Quadrennial State Camp in Columbus held April 21, Cleveland to host next year. Refreshments by Viola McDermott followed business, next meeting at the YWCA on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
YWCA
Martha Wirth
Myrtle Dilts
Loraine
Phall
Royal Neighbors of
Amerca
Columbus
Cleveland
Viola McDermott
YW l
Local AAUW Honors State President And Dr. Fitch At Luncheon
Approximately 68 members guests and branch executives from Oberlin and Lorain attended the Elyria AAUW May luncheon at the Elyria Country Club to honor Miss Lois Harbage Ohio Division president and Dr Florence Mary Fitch of Oberlin former Ohio Division president for whom the new state scholarship grant is named. The event highlighted AAUW aims programs and democratic national leadership with remarks on the Journal publications and local branch activities. Decorations featured English daisies and garden accessories creating a garden party atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Association of University Women
Elyria Country Club
Ohio
Lois Harbage
Toledo
Florence Fitch
Oberlin
William Parks
Roy Hayes
Dwight Overcash
Clarence Steller
Harbage
J. Clare George
Fitch
Lucy Freese
Miriam Laine
Florence Mary Fitch
Lorain
AAUW
FlorenceMary Fitch
Ralph ‘Tibball
Oberlin College
Steller Allso
Dorothy Smith
Herrick
Mary Dolliver
Louise Wood
Ella Parmenter
Miss Harbage
James Christie
Harold Ewing
Virginia Hazzard
Mary Beattie
Swen Neilsen
Margaret Histed
Local clubs honor members with birthdays and showers
Kozie Klub members Dee Ternes and Mary Barney were celebrated on Sugar Ridge Rd with cor sages and a handkerchief shower. Guests enjoyed games, ice cream, and cake as the group closed the season. Other clubs held meetings at various homes with pinochle, bunco, and salad luncheons, noting hostesses for upcoming dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Ternes
Mary Barney
Kozie Klub
Ternes
Sugar Ridge Rd
Flare knits debut in New York fashion scene
Fashion flash reports the end of baggy knit dresses as Lass O Scotland unveils flare knits with full skirts and pleated effects. The budget line includes coats, jackets, and three piece suits priced as low as 25 dollars, via mass production.
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Phyllis Battelle
New York
Lass O
Scotland
How to Be Happy Though Married Ends in a Wardrobe Coup
A husband recalls a home evening sparked by a tongue in cheek article about happiness in marriage. His wife follows fashion tips to dress up at home while he resists, then debates divorce over a wife who spends time beautifying herself. In the end he keeps his old comfortable shoes and finds the evening oddly liberating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. F
Park Avenue
Avalon Club Hosts Bunco at Kaminski Home
Members of Avalon Club enjoyed a Bunco evening at Mrs. Josephine Kaminski’s Eighteenth Street home with prizes to Mrs. Mary Gientowski Mrs. Marge Versase and Mrs. Mary Ross Reva DeMaria attended as a guest A luncheon was served and the group plans a May 20 meeting at Mrs. Gien towski 139 Charles Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Gula
Rita Otten
Mary
Koviak
North Olive St
Avalon Club
Josephine Kaminski
Eighteenth St
Bunco
Mary Gientowski
Marge Versase
Mary Ross
Reva DeMaria
Gientowski
Charles Ct
Leimbach-Braun Rites Followed By Reception
Miss Caroline Braun and Harold Z. Leimbach wed in Kipton Amherst area. Ceremony at Sacred Heart Oberlin rectory followed by a reception in South Amherst Swiss hall attended by about 300 guests. Bride wore nylon net gown, veil, and orchids. groom's family listed. couple to reside in Kipton. Pre nuptial parties noted and hospital scrapbooks honored. Junior Girls Unit held meeting with officers elected and colors retired May 21 planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
South Amherst
Caroline Braun
Raymond Braun
Harold Z. Leimbach
Henry Leimbach
Amherst
Martin Englehardt
Sacred Heart
Oberlin
Donna Peters
Omaha
Neb
William
M. E., Hand
Frank Greszler
Robert Meilander
Frank Joppeck
Sam Jacobcik
Gates Hospital
VFW
Judy Krugman
Donna Krute
Paula Andrews
Ruth Redman
Anna Mae Krute
Sandy Bullock
Carol Turner
Linda Hill
Linda Gurchic
Barbara Bullock
Alice Hornbeck
Alice
Ruth Hornbeck
Musical Art Society To Elect Staff Hear Quartet Tomorrow
The Elyria Musical Art Society will meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. in the First Congregational Church to elect officers for the coming year. A Oberlin College woodwind quartet presented by George Waln will perform after associate members enter at 8:45 p.m. Social chairman Mrs. Max Van Wormer leads a committee including Mrs. Boylan and others. Past season highlights include guest artists and student members. 1953-4 saw rising memberships and plans for another strong year. Officers for the past season were Dexter S. Kimball president, Mrs. Boylan vice president, Linda Cuyler associate vice president, Mrs. Gilmore secretary, Mrs. Henes corresponding secretary, Earl Russell treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Oberlin College
George Waln
Con
Max Van,Wormer
Robert Boylan
J. M. Gregory
Donald Pankoff
Edna Portman
Marie Murphy
Harold Rorick
Siegfried Rostkoski
Clyde Roth
George Bird
Robert Blackely
Russell Dunford
Richard Valentine
Dexter S. Kimball
Boylan
Linda Cuyler
Robert T. Gilmore
Caye Henes
Earl Russell
St Marys Ladies Auxiliary to Celebrate 49th Anniversary
The St Marys Ladies Auxiliary No 22 Knights of St John will host a dinner tomorrow at 6:30 to mark the organizations 49th anniversary. Members provide their own place settings. a business meeting and party follow. The YWCA Board of Directors meeting postponed from tonight will take place May 17 at Holly Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Ladies Auxiliary No. 22
Knights of St. John
Y.W.C.A
Holly Hall
200 Honored At Mother Daughter Breakfast
Two hundred mothers and daughters of the Auxiliary to United Polish I Club were honored at a ham and egg breakfast hosted by the UPC sports committee. The event honored Mrs I Wysynski and Mrs Wiecorek as Gold Star Mothers, Mrs Waszukainic as oldest mother, and Mrs Herman Dumke as youngest. Tulip centerpieces adorned the banquet hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polish I Club
United Polish Club
UPC
I Wysynski
Wiecorek
Waszukainic
Herman Dumke
Birthday Surprise Honors Chuckie Derringer on Seventh
Chuckie Derringer celebrated his seventh birthday with a surprise party at his home on Saturday afternoon. Guests Randy Shuster Ramon Rounds Ronnie Pasadyn and Eddie Rieth won prizes in games. The Disney cowboy Indian themed table featured decorations and Chuckie received gifts from Eddie Rieth Ronnie Pasadyn Patrick Kilpatrick Randy Shuster Ramon Rounds Russell Steffee David Reusser Gary Lee Brown Donnie Terry Cherry Foley Janet and Danny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuckie Derringer
John Derringer
Eady Ct
Randy Shuster
Ramon Rounds
Ronnie Pasadyn
Eddie Rieth
Chuckie
Patrick Kilpatrick
Russell Steffee
David Reusser
Gary Lee Brown
Donnie
Terry
Cherry Foley
Janet
Danny
Nurses Sponsor Annual Dinner at St Agnes Church Hall
Elyria Chapter of the National Council of Catholic Nurses hosts an annual Hospital Day dinner on Wednesday May 12 at St Agnes Church hall. The spaghetti dinner begins at 5 30 p.m. Reservations are urged by calling four listed organizers and Fr James Gallagher leads a Holy Hour from 7 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Na‘tional Council of Catholic Nurses
St. Agnes Church Hall
E. McCoy
E. Frabotta
R. McCullen
William ‘Vy, Archer
James Gallagher
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Thelma Finlay
Wilbur Hitchcock
Berea Community Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Albert Sesock
Beebe St
Stanley Saville
Blake St
Frank Betzel
North Ridge Rd
John Antonczak
Caroline St
Elyria, Memorial Hospital
Henry Scrivens
George Matyas
Vulcan Sr
John Polacsek
Ninth St
Robert Newton
Newton
Albert Fridenstines
Cbherhn Rd
Carl Fridenstine
Peggy Ann Dages
Ang Detillio
Pottowattomie Club
West Eleventh St
Marian Kremser
Millie Karby
Natalie Cavaccci
Jean DeSantis
Freda Gotto
Eighth St
A. Schoenfeldt
A. Buchholz
O. Gerhardt
A. Steller
E. Gilmore
E. Stephen
Wanda Burnett
ONO Club
Oberlin Rd
Stanley Lentzakis
Helen Sweeney
Louise Griffiths
Arlene Beckleft
Club
Hazel Atkinson
Metcalf Rd
Y.M.N.O. Club
Eugene Peresensky
Concord Ave
Ted Kern
John Sinar
Roman Jalowiec
Fred Jalowiec
Ed Murawski
Russel Page
Lorain Rd
Double Four
Allene Hebebrand
Hawthorne
Darlene Henes
Isabelle Kirkpatrick
Carole Renner
Betty Liversberger
Mary Birkline
Evelyn Traczek
Virgie DeMaria
Merris Estes
Mari
Tarbus
SY Inez Cooke
Inez Cooke
Field Enterprises, Inc
Agnes Hartman
East Avenue
State Medical Board
Leimbach-Braun
Rivoli
Randolph Scott “Riding Shotgun
Capitol
Tom’w. Kirk Douglas
Act of Love
Musical Art Society
Quartet Tomorrow
Servatory
Mother Daughter
Wise Shoe Store
Cleveland Street
W. C. Wise
Forster Textile Mills
West Bridge
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