Help Wanted In Search For 1915 Classmates
The Elyria High School 1915 graduating class reunion seeks eight missing members. Names and last known addresses include Lila Beebe North Olmsted Luella Bennett Marshalltown Iowa James Davis Bradbury Pa Marjorie Howlett Buffalo N Y Henry Loveland Cleveland Robert Maddock Cleveland Mary Snyder Springfield C Clara Wilhelm Elmira N Anyone with updates may contact David P Hy man or Mrs George H Tulk at 195 E River St for current addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bryant
Washington Ave
Elyria High
Lila Beebe
Arthur Winter
North Olmsted
Luella Bennett
Howard Col Ler
Marshalltown
Iowa
James Davis
Bradbury
Marjorie Howlett
William Glasby
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry Loveland
Bridal Shower Honors Joan Young Bride-to-be
Miss Joan Young of 234 E. Lo ran St Oberlin will be married at 10 a.m. Saturday in Sacred Heart Church Oberlin. She was honored at a recent miscellane ous shower hosted by her great aunt Mrs Charles Dute rural Elyria. Guests from Brownhelm Amherst Vermilion Oberlin and Elyria attended, playing bridge and pirochle. The bride-to-be received many gifts and refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Young
E. Loran St
Oberlin
Sacred Heart Church
Charles Dute
Elyria
Brownhelm
Amherst
Vermilion
Personal notices from Elyria and area events
Mr and Mrs Dennison of Miami Beach are visiting sons Thomas and Robert in Elyria staying at 508 Cambridge Ave and invite friends as Mr Dennison has not been in the area for two years. N A Hewitt and R D Oldfield attended a testimonial dinner for Dr T Keith Glennan of Case Institute of Technology hosted by Paul M Savage. Charles Hoskin, Heidelberg College senior, joins Kaa Beta Chapter of Beta Beta Beta. Barbara Kuss of Bowling Green State University pledges into Delta Phi Delta Art honor society. A note from Colorado Extension Service offers tips for cutting nylon snags in stockings and damp hands before dressing. Carpet care literature from dealers advises preservation. Big Rummage Sale & Antiques at 35955 Detroit Rd Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Miami Beach
Fla
Thomas
Robert
Elyria
Cambridge Ave
Florida
N. A. Hewitt
R. D. Oldfield, Sr
T Keith Glennan
Case Institute of Technology
Paul M. Savage
Charles Hoskin
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Kaa
Hedelberg Literary Society
Barbara Kuss
Harvey Kuss
Longford Ave
Delta Phc. Delta
Art Honorary Society
Bowling Green State University
Gateway to Fashion by Jaycee Ettes Fashion Show
The Jaycee Ettes annual style show and card party at Holly Hall featured floor length gowns in nylon chiffon, mint green summer dresses, pure silk wedding gowns, and Navy daywear. Genna Boote and Eunice Wise headlined as commentators with Paul Berta providing hair styling. About 275 attendees enjoyed a parade of Genna frocks plus swimsuits, pedal pushers, slacks and jackets from Jack and Jill collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genna
Jaycees-Ettes
Holly Hall
Jack and Jill
Genna Boote
Gerna
Eunice Wise
Jack
Jul
Paul Berta
John Schweda
Don G. Taylor
Car
Joseph Conway
Donald Bodidy
Robert Vonachen
Milan Bendik
William Camp
Merle Wacker
Harold Wick
Anthony Barbarossa
Finyd Krupka
John Edwards
Fats the Cochairmen
Donald Boddys
Little Joe's Electric
Rural Life Sunday observance expands in Eaton area
The North Eaton Church of Christ hosted a community wide Rural Life Sunday with Farm Bureau Eaton Grange 411 Miss Americas 4H groups Rural Women's Club and Christian Youth Fellowship. Rev Bartlett and Rev Clark spoke. Proceeds benefited CROP. Upcoming events include Life Work Conference talks at Sunday worship and a baccalaureate in Eaton School. Births and local hospital notices are listed along with home practice tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
North Eaton
Rural Women's Club
Christian Youth Fellowship
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Bartlett
Harold Landis
Roger Carpenter
Life Work
Hiram College Recency
Parson
Gold Stars Name Delegates To Convention
Elyria chapter of the Gold Star Mothers Club named Lucille Wyszynski Bertha Wys zorik and Hattie Tarnowski as delegates to the 18th annual convention in Miami Beach Florida on June 19. Jessie Perkins led the meeting which draped the charter for Daisy Mattix. Funds were approved for Memorial Day services and $15 was sent to the Memorial Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Wyszynski
Bertha Wyszorik
Hattie Tarnowski
Elyria Chanter Gold Star Mothers Club,Inc
American Legion
Miami Beach
Fla
Jessie Perkins
Daisy Mattix
Dayton
Chillicothe
Brecksville
Cincinnati
Sunshine
Hevel “Rute
Aurelia Kuchsenrither
Sugar Ridge Rd
Gazella Apai
Ways and Means
Memorial
American Legion Auxiliary
Wih
Louise Minch
Women In Med Class Lead Men In 1955 Graduations
Manhattan Kansas reports on women in medicine rising to leadership in classes once dominated by men. Six women received achievement awards for leading their classes, and 23 graduated in the top ten at male dominant schools. A grad who was a young grandmother and another who shifted from economics illustrate changing paths for women in medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Blackwell
America
Miss Blackwell
American Medical Women
Gano Ciation
Smen
League Plans June Dinner
The Elyria Child Conservation League met at Mrs. Frank Noster’s home to approve motions on the board of education movie censorship removal of undesirable material from comic books and stricter narcotics sale controls. Mrs Noster elected president for the coming year with Mrs Emmett Conn as vice president Mrs Invin Schildt secretary and Mr John DeMarco treasurer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Child Conservation League
Frank Noster
Eastern Heights Blvd
Board of Education
Comc
Noster
Emmett Conn
Invin Schildt
John DeMarco
We May Not Have a Chicken in Every Pot
The Chronicle notes lower chicken prices and quicker broiler production. Consumers are advised to seek flexible breast bone, soft skin, and well-fleshed meat weighing one and a half to three and a half pounds for best quality.
Eagles Unit to Attend Lorain Installation and June Rally
Guests from Garrett Indiana and the Lorain Auxiliary attended a Wednesday Elyria Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Eagles Hall. The local unit accepted an invitation to attend Lorain’s installation of officers May 31 at 7 p.m. in Lorain Eagles hall. Announcements included chicken cooking tips and the next meeting is June 1 at 7:30 p.m. for installation of new officers. Mrs. Yolan Goudy was elected delegate to the state convention in Cincinnati June 17 and 18. Special awards went to Julia Bruce, Dorothy Wilson and Marie Feightner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Ind
Lorain
Elyria
Eagles Hall
P. m
Lorain Eagles Hall
Yolan Goudy
Cincinnati
Julia Bruce
Dorothy Wilson
Marie Feightner
Margaret Gerd
Alberta Calkins
Question Test On Safe Driving
Dallas readers are urged to test driving habits with a 13 question pamphlet from the Citizens Traffic Commission. It warns that poor answers signal warnings on the highway and urges courtesy, signaling, safe following distance, and obeying traffic rules to avoid danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Citizens Traffic Commission of Dallas
Traf Fle
Good Manners Help Social Acceptance Says Amy Vanderbilt
Amy Vanderbilt argues good manners extend beyond politeness to handling difficult people with sympathy. She cites religious ethics as guiding social relations and suggests praising the self-assertive member to channel her energy toward church work, noting every giver contributes in their own way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colummn
Feminine Allure and Glamour in Everyday Work Attire
A 1930s etiquette overview discusses balancing feminine allure with professional dress. It guides young businesswomen to choose smart daytime outfits and natural makeup tailored to their firm, from lumber to law, and notes high fashion roles require different standards. It also addresses social pressure and advises keeping polite distance to avoid conflict.
Lorain residents receive trade and clergy licenses
Licenses granted include Woham Lightner a plumber of 936 North Lenral Drive Lorain and Ernest Dayka a minister of 127 Wert 27th Street Lorain along with Violet Ujlaki of 61 North Abbe Road Lemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woham Lightner
North Lenral Dr
Lorain
Plumber
Foat Foth
Idaho Ave
Ernest Dayka
Storain
Violet Ujlaki
North
Abbe Rd
No identifiable news item in text provided
The fragment discusses fashion grooming and femininity, urging readers to adopt a fashionable yet natural look, and to avoid overly feminine trends, stressing consistent appearance from morning to afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renney
Gant Ananassae
Sean
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The
Colorado Extension Service
Detroit Rd
Avon
Jaycee-Ettes
Tom Elliott
Philip Kaiser
Robert Reichard
William McClelland
Clifford Sherran
Richard Lysaght
Terry Wacker
Melissa McClelland
Donald Boddy
Patty Coe
Frank Sharman
Ethel Courier
R H. Walsh
Charlotte McClune
Julia Krupke
Josephine Wal
Hosealee Frazer
R. H. Bonnaire
Charlett Meter
Lois McCullen
Dorothy Barbarossa
R. D. Oldfeld, Jr
Harriett Burnett
Pat Huff
Donna Anderson
Lois Wendell
Ann Butler
Pearl Demling
Lois Richards
Shirley Sexton
EB. Greenholtz
Dorothy Osgood
Paul Houghtaling
Marilyn Hovey
Eleanor Gerhardt
Evelyn Vonachen
Janet Brown
Marge Rothgery
Isabel Gugino
Jessie Klein
Joan Kuss
Philip
Frank V
Eaton School
Chi Rho Fellowship
Wallace Forbes
Franklin Circle Christian Church
Cleveland
Marilyn Tite
Marjorie Tite
Beverly Barrington
Dennis Forbes
Eddie Robinson
Russel Carpenter
Eucid Avenue Baptist Church
Carolyn Phelps
Enelid Avenue Baptist Church
Joanne Lyon
Elyra Memorial Hospital
Dean Tite
Bert Crowell
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ed Cazeau
Berea Community Hospital
Herbert
Ludwig
Michael
Beond Street
Phillips Drug Store
Lake Rd
Avon Lake
Ohio
Gold Stars
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
the Chronicle
Evelyn Andrews
Violet Carlson
Ohio State Univerrector of Religious Education
Bromlers
Eagles
Rowe Urwesuncu
Auu Ules Cours
Texas Heat
Harry Rolnick
Olive Street
Amy Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
New York
York
Ste
Hollywood
J.J.M
Athens
HamIlton-Elgin-Ball -Bulova
Harry S. Burr
Main Wacher
Djuste
Ratten
AY Holbrook & Smith
Maytag Elyria CO
Lewe
Howe
Middle Ave
Pheve
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