Calendar of events list for local clubs and meetings
Harmonettes at Graystone Hotel and Moose events at Moose Hall dominate the schedule. Many groups meet in churches and halls including Columbia Gas auditorium Monteith Hall and K of C Club rooms with times from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. activities include dinners, charitable events, and guild gatherings featuring named organizers and locations.
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Graystone Hotel
P.m
Moose
el Ce
Grotto Park
Daughters of Scotland
May Moore
Navy Kee
Monteith Hall
Columbia Gas Co
An of
Malta
Isabella ¢ Guild
Scrooby Club
Church
Mary — Elizabeth
Mia
Norris Ryder
Miami
Hamlin 25th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs T P Hamlin of 801 Clark Street celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house hosted by their children at the home of their daughter and son in law 237 Cambridge Street. Guests from the community and Missionary Alliance Church attended as Elyria residents noted the couple’s long time residence and retirement from Western Division Standard Screw Company.
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T. P. Hamlin
Clark St
Denver Kelly
Cambridge St
Hamlin
Elyria
Western Div
Standard Screw Co
Peter Pysarchuk
Zigmond Bathory
Donald Kel
Sailor Knot Hairstyle with Arden Booklet Offer
Hair pattern outlines a cool summer style tied in a sailor's knot with back rollers for fine hair or no setting for thick hair. It instructs a slick flat brush finish and a nape knot. Imoof Elizabeth Arden coif booklet offers 26 styles for 50 cents plus 10 cents postage, postage paid to G P O Box 535 New York NY 10001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.P
New York
New finishes aid laundering at Texas A&M mills
A Texas A and M University research division reports a new stain resistant finish used in many textile mills and now sold in spray cans. The finishes form an invisible shield that repels oil and water, preventing penetration of fibers and allowing stains to be wiped off or removed with laundering or spot cleaning.
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College Station
Agnes Hartman and William L. Simonson Jr wed at St Mary Church
Agnes Hartman became Mrs Simonson Jr at 11 am May 14 in St Mary Church with Rev Fr Joseph Lang officiating. The couple, daughter and son of Hartman and Simonson households, exchanged vows in a ceremony attended by family and friends and followed by a reception for 300 at the bride’s parents' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Mae Hartman
William L. Simonson Jr
St. Mary Church
Joseph J. Lang
William A. Hartman
East Ave
William L. Simonson
Stanford Ave
Louis Kolopus
Earl Elbert
Jack Knight Jr
Think Safe is Good Idea at Home
University Park Pa officials urge homemakers to keep a think safe habit to reduce household accidents. Mrs Simonson and Mr Simonson plan to live at 315 Princeton Ave after a wedding trip to northern Michigan and Canada.
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University Park, Pa
UPI
Pennsylvania State University
Mr. Simonson
Elyria High School
Allison Division
General Motors
Army Reserve
Michigan
Canada
Simonsons
Princeton Ave
Cold cuts Smorgasbord Platter for Summer Entertaining
A summer guide promotes cold cuts as quick tasty options with an estimated 200 varieties. It details a no-fuss platter idea with eggs stuffed with meat filling, cold cut rolls with pickled vegetables, and cream cheese sandwiches on bologna or salami.
Town events and society notes from Elyria area
AIR FORCE MOTHERS plan a June 18 picnic at Eloise Newkirk's home 520 Garford Ave starting 6 30 p.m. The event was moved from June 11. Elyria Country Club Women’s Golf Association meets Tuesday with play on odd holes. Forest Hills Country Club Women’s Golf League meets tomorrow with low net play. Elite tops last week’s meeting with Muriel Johns losing 2% pounds and a new contest starts this week with weigh ins. Knitting class members honored Mrs. Charles Taylor at O’Neil’s with hostesses Agnes Jarnice Mil dred Askins Irene Burns. The Taylors plan a jet trip to Scotland for an indefinite stay. Sally Braegger elected White Rose Queen by OSU Sigma Nu. presided at White Rose dinner in Columbus.
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AIR Force
Eloise Newkirk
Garford Ave
Muriel Johns
Charles Taylor
Elizabeth Cr
O'neil’s
Agnes Jarnice
Mildred Askins
Irene Burns
Sally Braegger
A. H. West
Washington Ave
Ohio State University
Sigma Nu
Miss Bruegger
OSU
Sonka’s
Columbus
Popular milkman retires after 26 years of service
ST LOUIS reports Joe Cimunek a milkman retires at 62 with a surprise party at Eugene Cummins home Pasadena Hills where about 30 homemakers gathered. His 26 year route included deliveries and errands including babysitting during emergencies. A retirement gift of 167 dollars was given. Siduron offered as crabgrass control is mentioned.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Joe Cimunek
Eugene Cummins
Pasadena Hills
Simunek
Joe
Spark interest to stick with a diet through the tough phase
A guidance piece urges renewing motivation mid diet by reframing choices as gains. It advises tests like a dress goal, shifting to higher value proteins, three meals daily plus 100 calorie pickups, and avoiding second helpings to sustain progress. A community notice follows about a social party at St Teresa Church Hall.
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Columbia Gas Company
Ip Paul Circle
Paul Circle
Bethel Shrine
Masontelumbia Gas Co
Holly League
Holly Hall
Marge Gradisek
Mayflower Guild
Wishbone Restaurant
St. Paul Circle
Ioof
Hamlins
Missionary Alliance Church
COIF
Imoof
Elizabeth Arden
DeWaitt
Mra R. Gardner
Waterloo
Towa
DeWitt
DeWitt's
Jack Knight
DRY Cleaner
Agnes Hartman
Simonson Jr
Valenciennes
David L. Schiska
Kathleen
Patricia Hartman
Michael Bowman
Vikki Simonson
Venice
William Hartman
Clifford Simonson
Ted Greene
Marilyn
Wishbone Inn
the Chronicle - Telegram
David E. Neighbour
New England
Marcia Peniston
Elyria Country Club Women's Golf Association
Forest Hills Country Club
Cummins
Teer Gan
Broad St
Kiddyland School
Cleveland Street
Stane
Merchandise Social Party
St. Teresa Church
Abbe Rd
Sheffield
iOpen
D.C.T
State Medical Board
Bonedium
Lorren
Fifth Street
Michael Angela Calons
Elvrin
Broad Street
Fairfay
Ridgeville
Ridgeview Shopping Center
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