Seltzer speech on a Third World War warned of citizen indifference
Louis B. Seltzer editor of The Cleveland Press spoke to the Junior Women about a possible third world war. He argued the answer hinges on whether the nation can grow stronger economically socially and spiritually in five years and on citizen revival of faith in government and the divine. He warned indifference is the biggest threat to world peace and noted no imminent economic collapse. The event included a follow up with Mrs. Seltzer, club reports, dances and charity drives including Christmas stockings for Crile hospital and a March of Dimes drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Seltzer
United States
Federation of Women's Clubs
Cleveland
Richard Lysagill
Spoers
Selve
Elyria
Lorain
Elyria Woman’s Club
Ohio
Larain
Amherst
Elying Group
Ridgeville
Harold Geigey
Grant Keyes
Edward Beaumont
Douglas Birch
Kay Borschers
Linculy Park
Loerain
Count Williams
Red Cross
Crile Hospital
Harwood
Local Society News and Births in Elyria Area
Local notices summarize travel of Mr and Mrs J G Hoover visiting California and relatives in Los Angeles Pasadena San Francisco and the Grand Canyon. Del Mar host to Mr Hoover's parents, Mage Charles Filker Jr in Lake County Hospital after appendectomy. Mrs Will H Thomas returns from California and attends Girl Scout convention in Long Beach. Birth announced for Timothy James TIL in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Sho w ers and weddings noted plus club activities and charitable plans in Elyria community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hoover
Cornell Avenue
Chicago
Denver
Col
Salt Lake City
Utah
California
Los Angeles
Pasadena
San Francisco
Hollywood
Grand Canyon
Hoovers
del Mar
Charles Tee Filker
Charles Filker
Spruce Street
Elyria
Metitor
Ohio
Lake County Hospital
Painceville
Charles
Edison School
Will H. Thomas
Columbus Street
Hoa
Long Beach
Los Angelles
Paul's Lutheran
Chirch
Valley City
New Members Joined Elyria Hadassah Chapter at Meeting
Four new members received certificates of membership at the Elyria Hadassah meeting held in the Jewish Temple. Guest speaker Mrs. Barney Friedman of Lorain reported on the National Hadassah Convention in Atlantic City and discussed Palestine issues with reference to prominent speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hadassah
A. Brenner
Carl Miller
Harry Gottlieb
Oscar Raman
Ellis Pontelle
Sylvia, Averbook
Iis
J. Loeb
C. Horwitz
S. Kailes
L. Becker
H. Rogovy
B. Kaplansky
B. Bprke
Barney Friedman
Lorain
Atlantic City
Friedman
Jorge Garcia-Granados
United States
Guatemala
Abba Hillel Bilver
America
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Moshe Shertok
Ruth Gruber
New York Herald Tribune
Canton
Lieut. Crowe of
Wooster
O. F. Temple
Walter Sandrock
Lieut
Crowe
Neetjings
Jerina Wheeler
Cleveland
Gerry Sandrock
Clifford Wheeler
Chevalier Issac Beattie
Bertha Olmstead
Roland Edgar
Chevallier
Harry Mills
Community Calendar Notes At Local Churches And Clubs
A dense list of social meetings and church circle gatherings across town. Mrs Curiously Browning hosts at 220 East River Street at 7:40 p.m. Other groups meet with Ada Mull, Gladys Berg, Mrs Ethel Fete, and Mrs Horace Dyes at various West Avenue, Cleveland Street, and East River locations. Clubs include Moosehaven, Magyar Reformed Young Ladies, Catholic Study Club, and Knights of Pythias with varied event times. Community groups, Legion, AMVETS Auxiliary, and League of Women Voters plan meetings and bazaars with local hosts, including Mrs Frank Verbeek and Mrs John Ashenbach. Local shop news advertises a bazaar at Pilpin Congh hotel with various fur and clothing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tontgiut
Curius Browning
East River Street
St Francis Xavier Mission Circle
Ada Mull
West Avenue
First Methodist Circle
Gladys Berg
Cleveland Street
St Paul's Mary
Martha Clase
Ethel
Pas
D. of A
Horace Dyes
Moosehaven
Virginia Ritchie
Bund Street
Frank S. Harmon
Fook Alm
Ombers
Sirs Witham Bigula
West Hiver Street
Chayter
Frank Verbeek
West Anetue Alo
Iawhe
Watden
John Ashenbach
Cornell Avenue
Presbyterian Truth
Chiss
al Clarke
Eleventh Street
Uhevalne Lodge
Koighta of
American Legion
Republ
Thecn Rom
Amvets
Crerobe
Sam Paionessa
Ponty Street League of Women Voters
Frest
Neighborly Club Meeting At Mrs Taylor's Center Ridge
The Neighborly club meets Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Catherine Taylor on Center Ridge road at 7 p.m. Circle No. 5 as First Methodist. Guaranteed Clock Repairing and B & G Clock Clinic listed with address 615 East Ave and phone numbers 55-301 or 6634.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Taylor
Center Ridge Road
First Methodist
East Ave
Lakewood Man Speaker On World Fellowship Day
David Bortz of Lakewood, a delegate to the Conference of Christian Youth in Oslo and to the YMCA in Sweden, spoke at World Fellowship Day. He discussed the conference, noted U.S. dominance due to finances, and urged humility and international understanding for One World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bortz
Lakewood
Conference of Christian Youth
Oslo
Norway
Y.M. GA
Cantérance
Sweden
Religious Éducation Committée
Bortz
Fruros
Nev
G. Rugsél Haegate
United States
Jesus Christ
Mr. Bortz
Hea
America
George Tuk
Wilbur Clark
Marion Crowder
H. A.shives
Religious Education Committee
Stanley Shaw
R. S. Wilson
Elyria Ministerial Association
Robert Hand
Lorain Club Debates World Leadership In Mixed Evening
The Lorain County Speakers Club gathered at St Pauls in Anherst for a dinner, the Christmas party planning, and a debate on whether the United States will continue to lead economically and militarily. Members Naomi Beery Roy Hart Gene Melle and others spoke. Dolly Morgan won the prize. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Dombroski and Mr and Mrs Fred Acie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speakers Club
Lorain County
St. Paul's Fatheran Church
Anherst
Marie Hirkbeck
Atlee
United States
John Kulasa
George Peis
Bill Poore
Naomi Beery
Roy. Hart
Gene Melle
Bill Iun
Maryella Harr
RB. G. Faylor
Frank Plato
Mabel Vogan
Dally Morgan
Dolly Morgan
Dombroski
Fred Acie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society Society
County B. Fund
Jane Petrillo
Jean Ferguson
Robert Denman
Mussell Dean
Bette Danner
Allen Davies
Paul DeLloyd
Lester Drage
Jamin Faston
Charles Decker
Robert Dyke
John Hartzel
Miss Lewis
Lola Jane Lewis
C. J. Jeisel
W. R. Engelland
Jane Geisel
Crise
Ninth Street
Jay G. Geisel
Cora Lee Lewis
Cyrus Lewis
Lewis
Higbee Company
Spring Valley Country Club
Ghraniele- Telegram
Elgria
Ghis
Tueaday
Melvin Smith
Norma Foster
Wai- Wo Club
Frances Fritz
Bunco
Helen Lingenfelter
Barbara Wales
Shuith
Dorothy Wehman
Mrs Smith
Entertain League
Elyria Service League
A. R. Hoch
Overbrook Road
Harold Rorick
J. B. Johnson
O. P
Hsueh
Women's Association of Lake Avene Congregational Church
Donald Havel
China
Ieasion
George Lamberton
Kirkman
Gov'l
Lex Kirkga
Hanoi
U.S
Har
Rentie Kithman
Suds Care
Effa Brown
Regerdl
Chen
Iain Ga
Reom
Svainond
Coprecht
Sun and Tine
Ladies Auxiliary
V. F. W. Post
Edward Murawski
Helen Mahi
Matilda Bolash
Post
Peggy Taylor
Kincheon
Ann Barre
Robert Buttle
George Riutbenson
Eastern Heights Circle
Child Conservation League
Europe
Care
Archie West
Morris Brown
Carl Russert
Christ
Pilpin Congh Hotel
Aoade
Broad, Sr. Dee
Ers
Albessas
Gaum
POL Cubes
Nellie Mantie
Hamilton School
Nicholas Lengyel, Jr
Hastars
Harry West
First Methodial Circle No
Rugs Fell Petersta
Harry Baker
Dorothy Robinson
Coménon
Hazel Brouse
Cambridge Avenue
Stone's Dance Studio
Capitol Theatre
Betty Louw Meyers
Linda Ryan
Sandra Young
Barbara Warman
Sandra, Stone
Charles Grundy
Carolyn Balin
Lois Gremore
Patty Blaskiews
Carla Kreeger
Wallis Urieves
Mary Ann Strasko
Patty McGill
Karely Yantz
Patty Rufo
Patty Remy
Gayle Pratt
Janet Kostyo
Beauty
Carpenter
Carpenter’s Beauty Salon and Accessory Shop
Broad Sr
Phillips Drug Store
Angela Diluciano
Botamer Florist
East Broad Street
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