Artcrafters Sponsor Jewelry Demonstration by J P Miller
Artcrafters announce a Thursday 8 p.m. demonstration in Holly Hall by John Paul Miller, a Cleveland goldsmith and May Show first prize winner at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Miller will speak, show moving pictures, and explain granulation as he demonstrates jewelry making. Tickets available at the door.
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John Paul Miller
Cleveland Museum of Art
Holly Hall
Briller
Cleveland
Cleveland Institute of Art
Benvenuto Ceb Eni
China
India
Miller
Frederick Miller
Rochester
N.Y
Baron Enk Fleming
Europe
Delegates Convene for Cleveland Diocesan NCCW Conference
The biennial Cleveland Diocesan Council of the National Council of Catholic Women will gather May 17 in Cleveland with 270 affiliated groups representing about 300000 women from eight counties. Lorain Deanery will send two voting delegates from each of its 38 affiliations. Reservations for luncheon and dinner are available through affiliations or the Cleveland council office. The theme is Building A Holy Family with Mass at St John the Evangelist and a luncheon in the Rainbow Room. An afternoon panel on World Refugee Year The Family features Miss Sighe Kennedy Sister Mary Colette and Miss Leonia Roualet. a dinner address by Rev Joan L. Thomas, S J, on The Catholic Family In The 2th Century.
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Cleveland
National Council of Catholic Women
Cuyahoga
Medina
Ashland
Summit
Lake
Geauga
Wayne
Lorain
O Catholic Women
Thirtteen
Flyria
Lorain County
Cleveland Diocesan Council of Catholc Women
Superior Ave
Cleveland Die|eegen Council
Robert L
Prendergast
Pitt-Carter Hotel
Cathedral of
St. John the Evangelist
John J. Krol
Harry W. Sefiz
Detroit
Mich
National Council For Catholic Women
Sighle Kennedy
Far East
Catholic Relief Services
South Korea
Korea
Mary Colette
Bainbow Room
Joan L. Thomas
S. J
University of St Loui
Calendar Of Events Set At Various Local Groups
Efsha Musical Art Society holds a final meeting at First Congregational Church. Sonrisa Club meets at Grassie’s Bird Room. Gals Club gathers at Holly Hall in the evening. ESP hosts at Chetin Inn with the XG Essiton Lambda Wishbone at 6 3 p.m. Mother-Daughter banquet and speaker planned. Nex Club lists Mrs Ted Malinov at 406 Lorain Ave. Lora 7 8 p.m. YW Senior League meets at Holly Hall with a $715 patronage and speaker. Y-Maters Club at Holly Hall. Red Cross First Aid Committee meets at the chapter house 7 9 p.m. Merlles at Mrs Louis Birk Fre West Ridge Rd. McKinley PTA at 8 p.m. installation. Division L at Lodi noon. St Marys Altar Rosary Society card party in the cafeteria. Catholic Study Clubs led by Mrs John O’Brien 410 Earl CG. St Johns Lutheran Guild at church 8 p.m. Congregators church 9 p.m. merchandise party. Kate Luther Circle church lounge. First Methodist Circle Wes ley House 8 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary 22 Knights of St John at St Pauls Hall 8 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary Post 347 at Second Baptist Church TBD p.m. American Legion Auxiliary Post 12 Legion Home 8 p.m. Rebekah Social Club Katherine Grigg 8 p.m. Daughters of America Council 235 Sayles Hall 8 p.m. Oddfellows 10 C F Hall.
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Efsha Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Sonrisa
Grassie
Zistamniversary
Holly Hall
Gamzna Epsilon Chapter
Chetin Inn
Essiton
Wishbone
Nex Club
Ted Malinovexy
Lorain Ave
Lora
imseHaton
Red Cross
M- Merrelles
Louis Birk
West Ridge
McKinley
Clayton Buss
Lodi
St. Marys Altar
Rosary Society
John O’brien
Earl
Kate Luther Circle
First Methodist Circle
Wesley House
Knights of St. John
St. Pauls Hall
American Legion
Second Baptist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Rebekah
Catherine Grigg
Daughters of America
Council
Sayles Hall
Oddfellows
C.F. Hall
Party in Apple Creek Hospital's Child Ward
Tom Malcolm led a party in the children's ward Ward 28 at Apple Creek Hospital assisted by Amherst and Elyria Mos. C. C. Schrochow arranged the event with Hillbilly songs and sketches by Ruby Hamilton Zelma and Ruby Fleming. Cakes and orangeade fed 32 children served by Clarence White Mrs Alex Campbell Gilbert Burns Clarence Powell Don Schroeder. Refreshments for 42 youngsters in Ward 29 and gifts donated by Mrs Burns Beck Wisner Maléolm. Transportation provided by Mrs Clarence White and Gilbert Burns. A party is planned for May 22 at Apple Creek Hospital.
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Tom Malcolm
Cottage G
Apple Creek Hospital
Amherst
Elyria Mos
C. C. Schrochow
Ruby Hammilton
Zelma
Ruby Fleming
Clarence White
Alex Campbell
Gilbert Burns
Clarence Powell
Don Schroeder
Two Men arraigned on policy game charges in Lorain
Julius Bryant and Edward Bryant were arraigned after police found policy slips and a betting pad in their possession near an East 28th Street bar. Julius Bryant faces charges for slips while Edward Bryant held a numbers betting pad. Bob pleaded guilty to possession of schemes of chance. A vial was set for June.
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Lorain
South Lorain
Julius
Julius Bryant
Edward Bryant
Ghost Of Charges Haunts Cops
In Lorain, police attempted to arrest Karl A. Helbig, 32, for intoxication and dis orderly conduct amidst a barrage of charges. Helbig claimed police took his wallet. officers found it in his hip pocket with 4 cents. He pleaded innocent to intoxication and resisting arrest and was released on $200 bond with trial set for June 14.
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Karl A. Helbig
Vermont Dr
Helbig
Karl Helbig Sr
Vincent PTA to Install Officers at 7:30 PM Meeting
Vincent Elementary Parent-Teacher Association schedules a 7:30 p.m. meeting to elect a president and install officers including vice president Mrs. Donald Bemis secretary Mrs. Charles Hardway and treasurer Mrs. John Pivacek. County delegates Mrs. Aladar Bara and Mrs. James Dubesa to be installed with Mrs. Gene Krupp as installing officer. The theme is Takes Time to Greet Your New Officers and Thank Your Faculty.
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Clearview
Vincent Elementary Parent - Teacher Association
iMrs
Donald Bemis
Charles Hardway
John Pivacek
County Council
Aladar Bara
James Dubesa
Gene Krupp
Missing plaque isn’t missing just not there Avon Lake council notes
Avon Lake council discussed a plaque on the Bleser Field boulder reported missing. Kiwanis had installed it, funds were short for replacement, but recreation director Jay Melick found the plaque safe in his municipal office. Mayor Moore urged bolting it down.
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Bleser
John Pickens
Avon Lake Kiwanis Club
Hiwanian
Jay Melick
Street Repair Planned in Amherst With Hart Construction
Amherst Mayor Henry Kane announced Hart Construction Co. will repair South Lake Street for 95 dollars. A council vote approved a contract up to 1000 dollars. Work totals 965 dollars with 200 grading 100 rolling 320 asphalt and 345 slag for a half mile by 18 feet stretch.
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Amherst
Henry Kane
Hart Construction Co
South Lake St
Counecil Last Wees
Kane
Jaworski Refuses To Sign Labor Pact In City Rift
Mayor Jaworski rejects Teamsters Local 371 labor agreement citing city solicitor Beileski opinion May 3 that the mayor cannot sign. He affirms employees may join unions and says he will negotiating on job conditions with union officials Stockard Cutcher and city staff Ford Miller Manning.
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Jaworski
Loraix — Teamster Union
John C.jaworski
Teamsters Local 371
Adrian Beileski
James Stockard
Glen Cutcher
Joseph Ford
Adelbert Miller
Wilam Manning
Tampering With Autos Reported in Lorain Scene
Auto tampering occurred in Lorain with 12 hub caps stolen from Gary Motor Sales James Mezetasta and John Lemasters vehicles. A purse containing $160 was taken from Elsie Newland’s car on West 13th Street between 12:33 and 6:30 p.m. Police investigated after the 1:00 a.m. report and last night discoveries.
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Lorain
Gary Motor Sales
Broadway
James Mezetasta
Sidist
John Lemasters
Elsie
Newland
13Th St
Augusta Ave
Sheffield Village approves revised budget figures
Sheffield Village Council adopted a general fund budget of 194.28 million with allocations across safety, service, cemetery, waterworks, street maintenance and bond retirement. Key figures include police and fire funding, road and utility projects, and retirement obligations.
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Sheffield
Waterworks
Pond
Amherst PTA installs officers and honors retiring teachers
The Elementary Parent-Teacher Association in Amherst installed officers for the next year led by President Mrs. Howard Cobb and officers including vice presidents, secretary and treasurer. They honored three retiring teachers and awarded a PTA scholarship to Alice Gould. A talk on rehabilitation followed the meeting.
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Amherst
Howard
Smith
Six injured in Lorain weekend traffic mishaps
Lorain police reported six people were treated for injuries after four accidents over the weekend. Among the injured are a three year old girl, Lori Balogh, and two men, with several other victims identified in incidents on Lesinston Avenue East 28th Street Vine Avenue and Colorado Avenue. A four car crash on Baumhart Road north of West Exe Avenue caused no injuries.
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Kramer
Valentine P. i Szymczyk
Washingston Ave
George Spearnack
George Sr
Riverview Dr
East 28Th St
Vine Ave
Paul Vargovich
Dalton Spencer
WR Broadway
Donald Miller
Long Ave
Colorado Ave
Miller
Francisco Gomez
Mabel Andrnsky
South Central Dr
Livingston Ave
18Th St
Luis Simboli
South Leonard St
South Amherst
Baumhart Rd
West Exe Ave
Walter Burnett
Beaver Park
Burnett
Otto Bitz
Lorain Names Grizzell New Patrolman As Force Near Full
Lorain Safety Director Gabor Toth announced the appointment of James F. Grizzell, 24, as a city police patrolman effective May 23. He becomes the 61st officer, with one vacancy remaining on a force of 60.
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Lorain
James F. Grizzell
Gabor Toth
Grizzell
Durling PTA to Install Officers Tonight
Durling Elementary School PTA will hold an officer installation tonight at 8 p.m. in the multi-purpose room. The service will be followed by a musical program by fifth and sixth grade students directed by Miss Diane Cadwell, vocal instructor.
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Clearview— Durling
Parent-Teacher Association
Diane Cadwell
Clean Up Deadline May 20 In Kipton Village
Kipton residents must clean properties by May 20 removing overhanging growth and obstructions to roads and intersections. A rubbish collection will occur May 21 for all debris tied in bags or placed beside the street. Council approved $248.22 in bills. planning work includes Camp Patmos and Bible school at Camden Baptist Church.
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Kipton
Beir
Ed Livermore
Patymos
Robert Barrett
Sale of Brush Stroke Prints and Frames
Auction listing for various prints and frames includes works by BAMBOIS EVE VAN GOGH CHAGALL UTRILLO RENOIR PICASSO COLGGERO DENESE ELMIGER KROGER BRADBURY WOOD MASON DESMAREST PICASSO DEGAS BOS SPTERER KORYUSAI HOMER VERMEER VENICE DEGAS ROUSSEAU RENOIR PICASSO MARC with prices and sizes attached, highlighting a broad mix of classic names and titles.
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Bambois
L’abee
Belles de
Paris
Chagall
Vakits
Utrillo
Renoir
Picasso
Colggero
Clenig
Denese
Elmiger
Kroger
Cleedz
Bradbury
Anchor Bay
Wood
Mason
Cighidd
Desmarest
Agniz
Legnid
Degas
Clergy
Bos
Spterer
Harbor View
UGKIZ
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