World Fellowship Is Opportunity for YWCA Members
Elyria YWCA members gain world fellowship through mutual service, staff exchange, and training. Leaders will travel to Taiwan and Korea, with trainers arriving from Puerto Rico, as World Fellowship Week opens in Washington, D C. An International Festival at Holly Hall on December 1 supports leadership, literacy, and health programs worldwide.
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The
YWCA
World Yw-Ca
Elyria Association
World Fellowship
Elyria Ywca
Holly Hall
Sweden
India
Mexico
Philippines
England
TV dinners and town toys in lively family memo
A quirky domestic narrative describes a narrator tidying a kitchen floor while avoiding Grandma Peterson’s judgment of a disordered home. The piece blends humor about TV dinners, a Swedish packaging quip, and a lively scene with Aunt Kate visiting, plus a bustling town event involving a new firetruck and a parade of children and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Kate
Margie
Tommy
Scraper
Dial
Papa
Scout Troops Tour Parma Dale Orphanage and Plan Projects
TROOP 249 and TROOP 114 from St. Mary Church toured Parma Dale Orphanage viewing cottages, school, dining and play areas. Girls from 249 brought dolls and candy while 114 brought sewing baskets as gifts. Several meetings outline Thanksgiving baskets, Red Cross work, and Christmas cards. later notes cover Halloween party, crafts, and future projects across multiple troops including Brownies at Allen School and cooking lessons at Ohio Edison Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 249
Troop 114
St. Mary Church
Parma Dale Orphanage
Renee Dickinson
Mary Lee Gannon
Red Cross
East Haven
Nursing Home
Troop 106
Eastern Heights
Allen School
Elise Agron
Susan Boddy
Pam Baker
Marsha Cooper
Terrinston
Denise Gibbens
Carolyn Dowington
Debbie Johns
Nancy Mahila
Barbara Napier
Pam Robinson
Carol Saddler
Lenny Siwierka
Debbie Sellers
Pan Turner
Pam Ward
Terri Woodruff
Marsha Workman
Janet Warden
Karen Zarski
Paul Workman
Pauline Cooper
Denise Gibbons
Essons
Ohio Edison Co
Irs
Lemon Juice Adds Fresh Lift To Pan Seared Fish
The cook sprinkles a few drops of lemon juice into the pan while the fish cooks to brighten flavor and keep the flesh firm.
Holiday Sale aids Elyria Memorial Hospital project
Mrs. Mark S. Willis leads the Holiday Sale of the Woman's Auxiliary to Elyria Memorial Hospital. The Dec 1 event at Washington Avenue Christian Church will offer foods, crafts, and talents to support a $50,000 building fund. A bridge institute in Masonite Temple is planned, and volunteers with talents like knitting may contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mark S
Helen) Willis
Gulf: Rd
Washington Avenue Christian Church
Bridge Institute
Masonite Temple
John Timms
Willis
Richard Willis
Mark Allen
Cincinnati
Tom Willis
Laurie
Marseilies Ave
Hunter Tells Garden Club of Safari in Elyria
Richard K. Siler an adventurer and big game hunter spoke to Elyria Garden Club at the YWCA residence about My Return To Africa for the Prized Sable He presented safari films and was introduced by program chair William Rennie Siler, a Rocky River resident, leads Angle Products Co and Hunters Borrowed Time Club officials included Rennie president Burton Boynton vice president C Verne Unger treasurer and others Refreshments circulated from a fall flower decorated table with hosts Mrs Russell Hillier and Mrs George Smith The group announced the annual Christmas dinner for Dec 14 at St Paul United Church of Christ E R guests to be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. Siler
Lectter
Elyria Garden Club
YWCA
Africa
Siler
William Rennie
Sider
Rocky River
Hunters Borrowed Time Club
Angle Products Co
Burton
Bakos Mackenzie Nuptials Solemnized At St Mary Church
Miss Gwendolyn McKenzie and James Bakos wed at 2 p m in St Mary Church with Rev Michael Schneid officiating The ceremony featured palms and mixed chrysanthemum bouquets The bride’s gown combined Chantilly lace with a sabrina neckline and lace skirt A crown of orange blossoms and a silk illusion veil completed her look The bridal party wore frocks of white and romance blue with veils and carried carnations and white flowers Best man was Ronald Pearce Ushers included Larry Enderby Stanley Reinders and Joseph Bakes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn McKenzie
James Bakos
St. Mary Church
Michael Schneid
Miss McKenzie
Thomes McKenzie
Wesley Ave
Mr. Bakes
John Bakes
Bursley Rd
Sandy Dumsey
Nongr
Diane Bors
Donna Kuhl
Bonnie McKenzie
Miss Dumsky
Miss Bors
Miss Kuhl
Ronald Pearce
Larry Enderby
Stanley Reinders
Joseph Bakes
Calendar of Events at Elyria and Nearby Venues
Approx 300 guests attended a 7 30 p m reception at UAW Hall Rt 113. Wedding cake and coronets described. bride graduates Elyria High School and works at Elyria Telephone Co. Other events include OSNA nursing clinic at Lorain, L C Dental Assistants talk, Sweet Adelines at First Congregational Church, Elyria Golden Age Club at Holly Hall, and YWCA and church group meetings. Several clubs meet at Mt Monteith Hall and Holly Hall through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAW
Rt. 113
Ronald Carmel
McKenzie
Elyria High School
Elyria Telephone Co
Ohio Engineers
Bakes
Sulivan High L. C. Home Economics Assn
Kay Harrison
Lee Horvath
Harvard Ave
Social Progress Dept
EWC
Monteith Hall
YWCA
Holly Hall
Charles Currier
Concord Ave
P.m. St. Andrew Group
Church
United Nations Topic At Hubbard Meeting
Mrs. Ethel Bower of Hubbard spoke on the United Nations during a Tuesday gathering at Fellowship Hall of the First Methodist Church. She praised Dag Hammarskjold as a great statesman and described UN facts such as 18 acres of international territory, 51 to 103 member nations, about 2,300 employees, and each country voting with 10 delegates. The event included silent meditation, devotions by Miss Lacy Sweeney, and a dinner for 140 hosted by Mrs. Harold Schwind and Mrs. Mildred Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bower
Hubbard
Dis Bower
United Nations
Alverse
Elizabeth Stevens
First Methodist
Fellowship Hall
Bower
UN General Assembly
Harold Schwind
Mildred . Reese
Lacy Sweeney
Wesley Walters
Thomas Cushing
Town Talk PTA Fall Festival at Crestwood School
Maplewood and Crestwood School PTA fall festival runs today 4 to 10 pm at Crestwood School. Events include games prizes food plus a 5 pm festival special. Featured are a country store bake shop candy store second-hand store photo studio and colored cartoons chaired by Mr and Mrs Michael Koinik and Mr and Mrs Robert Repas. Also Women’s Bible Class at Lake Avenue Congregational Church meets Tuesday at Mrs Arthur Bauer’s home 262 Spruce St rescheduled from Nov 21.
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PTA
Maplewood
Crestwood
Michael Koinik
Robert Repas
Lake Avenue
Arthur Bauer
Spruce St
Dames Of Malta Protectors Night Observed
Protectors night was observed by Dames of Malta in IOOF Hall. Margaret Hobill was Queen Esther with Rose Boals as herald. Viola Neuman received grand honors as deputy. An annual dinner will be at Graystone Hotel Tuesday at 6 20 p m with reservations by Hazel Greber.
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Dames of
Malta
Ioof
Margaret Hobill
Esther
Rose
Boals
Viola Neuman
Graystone Hotel
Hazel Greber
Protectors Assembly
Iqof
Comer
Lexington
East Seth St
Cleveland
Northwood School Pioneers Educational TV Initiative
Northwood School in Elyria leads in educational television with principal Jack Gray noting the program as a unique district effort. A Parent-Teacher Association meeting on Wednesday highlighted classroom broadcasts sent from a DC6 aircraft flying at 23 000 feet over Lafayette Indiana amid other school activities and upcoming events.
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Northwood
Elyria
Jack Gray
Parent
LaFayette
Ind
Plone
Mrs Bill Stuntz Receives Areme Club Honor
The Areme Club of Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Temple Thursday night honored Mrs. Bill Stuntz with a gift. An electric hand mixer was presented for 30 coffee pots and 30 cassette roles. Mrs. Wayne Davis presided. hostesses included Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Florence Bals, Mrs. Lawrence Collier and Mrs. Ted Gilder. A Christmas party with a 50 cent gift exchange is planned for Dec 14 with Mrs. Mabel Strong at 144 Columbia Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill ,Stunte
Areme Club
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Stuntz
Wayne Davis
Davis
Florence Bals
Lawrence Collier
Ted Gilder
Mabel Strong
Columbia Ave
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Mama
Peg Peterson
By Bunny Johns
Herman Smith
Janet Benford
Karen Bonnaire
LoRae Hilbeck
Margaret Fain
Kathryn Frank
Lynn Jackson
Diana Meyer
Diane Nonnamaker
Patricia Smith
Constance Williams
Donna Yancer
Cathy Eddington
Denise Shafer
Joan Dean
Rita Lyon
Carol Easterwood
Theresa Lakatos
Goodwill Industry
Joann Dean
Mary Donna Smith
Jana Miller
Jay
fSra Friendship Circle
Donna Jackson
Gak School
Dass Margaret Fain
Elizabeth Wilpeesey
Aspiedget Aecox School
Spring Valley School
Kathy Frank
Connie Williams Scott
John Frank
North West
River Rd
Janet Easterwood
Jae Lake UU Stake II
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Dianne
Troop 80 Brownies
Joseph Compo
Connie Clapp
Dhenda Brown
Brenda Jackson
Deby Bunwell
Jackie Kuba
Shawn Nichols
Mondella Young
Peegy Chandler
Troop 2
Sheila Sprague
Wendy Crosby
Laurie Davies
Jane Ann Miller
Carol Joslin
Patty Simon
Sprague
Janet Garrard
Pam Couture
Sheila Sprasue
Debbie Zoltai
Mary
Lou Decker
Susan
One Miller
Susan Prochaska
Ginny
Patty Williams
Lori Accident
Roy Prohaska
Blaine Laramie
Mer
Ee Bers
Donald Joslin
Paul Miller
James Couture
McKinley School
Thanksgiving Hospital
Juliette Julius Edwards
Leader
Alliel
Lorain
Turkey
JoAnn Finegold
Jeane Turner
Barbara Pharis
Barbara Contam
Ann Birch
Barbara
Ann
Joan Berky
Jenna Johnston
Polly Gilhmore
Jane Nicoli
Barbara Coniam
Marasine
Aastha Taned Tilavtar
Compag
Alents
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Cleveland General Agency
Aetna Life Insurance Company
G. B. Chapman & CO
Mark S. Willis
Fourth Street
Fairfax
Hunter
Garden Club of
Safari
Wilfong Studio
Wesley House
Methsist
Violet Olmstead
Women of the Moose
Moose
United Polish Auxiliary
Dames of Malta
TV Pioneer School
Dale Rare
Kenneth Sommer
Furniture Warehouse
15Th & Broadway
Bill Stuntz
Broadway
Seeha C. T. Feoss
N. Ridge Rd
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