Back Levies Detention Home At Democrat Candidates Meet
Elyria Democratic Women’s Club endorsed the two mill city operating levy and a half mill for recreation, plus a .39 mill for a Lorain County detention home. Candidates, including Harold Ewing for probate judge and George C. Steinerman for Congress, spoke on taxes and planning. Mayor Keys urged earmarking funds for specified spending and reform of services, while Goldstein stressed the detention home’s need and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Finlay
Elyria Democratic Women’s Club
Lorain County
Elyria Woman’s Club
Grant Keys
Eleanor Goldstein
Harold Ewing
George C. Steinerman
Congress
Keys
Elyria
Goldstein
Sie
State Board of Health
Todial
Local Elections Highlight Juvenile Court Critique and Campaigns
In Elyria Lorain County candidates discuss juvenile court conditions and tax policy while campaign events feature Ed ward W Bechant and Jack Urban with support committees recounting party activities. Personal notices note John A Snotherly of 14442 Adel bert Sr in Cleveland Clinic Hospital after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Snotherly
Adelbert Sr
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland Clinic
Frank Oldenburg
Joe Cirignano
Opera Stories Are Reviewed For Fellowship
Mrs. Harry Wells opened the Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting at the Washington Avenue Church of Christ. Year books were distributed, reports given, and a pork and dressing dinner set for Oct 22. Frances Kelly demonstrated opera’s value and performed selections from La Traviata, Fledemaus, and Rigoletto. Nov 2 features Rev. Larry Mains on City Churches and Their Problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wells
Christian Women's Fellowship
Washington Avenue Church
Mary
Fellowship Hall
Larry Mains
Sonrisa Club Meeting Highlights and Upcoming Demo
Lucas Boyson spoke on Willis at last night's Sonrisa Club gathering in Holly Hall. Twenty two members and guests attended as a hostess group served refreshments. The club will meet November 4 at 7 30 for a Ges Company cooking demonstration. St Marys Holy Name Society invites Sunday Mass at 8 00 October 10 with a program and breakfast in Cafeterie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Boyson
Sonrisa Club
Holly Hall
Peter Hermann
Walter Ingersoll
Doris Schaefer
Ges Company
St. Mary’s Holy Name Society
Calendar of Tonight Local Society Activities
Elyria Camera Club meets at 8 p.m. Card party hosted by Mesonic Temple for the Order of Eastern Star. Richard Allen Women's Relief Corp No. 108 Auxiliary to GAR gathering. Northwest Encampment at IOOF Hall. First Congregational Mission Study Club dinner at 6 p.m. followed by a talk on Christianity and Freedom in India by Charlotte Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Mesonic Temple
Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corp
Gar
Northwest
IOOF
First Congregational Mission
India
Charlotte Brooks
Medina Antique Show Highlights Visit by Mrs Penrod
Mrs John Penrod of Lake Ave has spent the week in Medina attending and exhibiting at the local Antique Show, drawing attention to her collection and the event's displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Penrod
Lake Ave
Medina
Hallo we en party planned by Chiquita Club
Around Town members of the Chiquita Club met at Mrs. Eleanora Farkas home on Furnace Street Monday evening for a Hallo we en party and hayride. Bridge served as diversion with high scores earned by Mrs. Carol Hanson and Mrs. Helen Morrow. A lighted birthday cake honored Mrs. Hanson who received gifts from her secret sister and the club. The club will be entertained at the Hanson home on Abbe Road in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiquita Club
Eleanora Farkas
Furnace St
Carol Hanson
Helen Morrow
Hanson
Abbe Rd
Shower Party Honors Bride-to-be at Avon Lake
A bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Edmund Schuster and Ann Reising celebrated Miss Shirley Ann Thome, who soon becomes the bride of Dale Reising. The Sept. 29 event at Holy Trinity Church featured aqua decor, a miniature bride and groom, hanging wedding bell, and gifts for the couple, with guests including Mrs. Omerj Laubenthal and several Sullivan and Laubenthal mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Schuster
Ann ‘Reising
Shirley Ann Thome
Dale Dohn Reising
Holy Trinity Church
Avon
Avon Lake
Omerj Laubenthal
Joyce Laubenthal
Joseph Logan
Carl Haas
James Sullivan
Lois Smith
Theresa ‘Sullivan
Margaret Sullivan
Helen Sullivan
Grace'Sullivan
Ray Reising
Close To Home on College Football Deemphasis Debate
In a rambling campus column, the writer critiques efforts to downplay football in colleges. He warns de-emphasis could hurt athletes and earnings, arguing sports build character but should not eclipse academics while noting the allure of student life and the risk to the sport’s primacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyety
Joe Highbrow
Rocky Marciano
Rocky Ee
State
Ivy Hall
Lodge Delegate Summarizes Conclave Ideas
Sixteen members attended the Daughters of Sahara meeting at 18 Blaine Street. Queen of Sheba Mar stet Hobill led routine business and honored supreme officers. Mary Prentice reported on the Wellsburg West Virginia con clave. Plans for a December Christmas party and a November 2 meeting were set with Margret Hobill and Alycer Jones as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Sahara
Blaine St
Queen of
Sheba
Marstet Hobill
Supreme
Mary Prentice
Pyramid No. 11
Wellsburg
W. Va
Harriet Childs
M Naxt
Margret Hobill
Alycer Jones
Hospital Discharges and Community Notices
A list of recent hospital discharges includes Mrs. Edward Barchie and daughter at 245 Spruce Street, Mrs. Clyde Dean and daughter at 545 West Broad Street, Mrs. Sem Doman at 452 North Abbe Road, Lawrence Gil at 334 Griswald Road, Mrs. Hazel Gott at 242 Columbia Avenue, Miss Janet Garcia of Oberlin, Mrs. Richard Green in Amherst, Joseph Henesbaugh at 04 Park Avenue, Susanne Hawk in Wellington, Mrs. Louis Hummrich and daughter at 212 West Bridge Street, Mrs. Joseph Janowicz at 455 Cambridge Avenue, Mrs. John McDonald and daughter at 125 West 8th Street Lorain, Roy Millspaugh at 239 Eastern Heights Boulevard, Mrs. George Santo and son at 5231 Ridgewood Avenue, Mrs. William Urmschneider at 355 12th Street, and Joseph Walker at 382 Brace Avenue. India declines TV service due to costs. Rummage sale Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 328 Cambridge Avenue side door.
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Edward Barchie
Spruce St
Clyde Dean
West Broad St
Sem Doman
North Abbe Rd
Lawrence Gil
Griswald Rd
Hazel Gott
Columbia Ave
Janet. Garcia
Oberlin
Richard Green
Amherst
Joseph Henesbaugh
Park Ave
Susanne Hawk
Wellington
Louis Hummrich
W. Bridge St
Joseph Janowicz
Cambridge Ave
John McDonald
Daugher
West 8Rd $St
Lorain
Roy Millspaugh
Eastern Heights Blvd
George Santo
Ridgewood Ave
William Urmschneider
12Th St
Joseph Walker
Brace Ave
Hartney Arthur to Speak on Australia at Elyria Club
Hartney Arthur, Australian writer and broadcaster, will discuss Australia’s role in world affairs at the Elyria Woman's Club general meeting on Wednesday at 1 30 p m The speaker born in Hobart Tasmania studied at Sydney University and has worked in theatre radio and film He has lived in the United States since 1949 and serves with the Australian News and Information Bureau in New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartney Arthur
Elyria Woman's Club Inc
Australia
America
Mr. Arthur
Hobart
Tasmania
Sidney University
Arthur
Middle East
Europe
England
London University
B.B.C
United States
The
Australian News and Information
New York
United Nations
Act 351
Ladies Catholic Benevolent accepts six new juveniles
Six juveniles were accepted by the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Tuesday night in the Pine Room of St Marys Hall. President Katherine Donov an led discussions for a special party planned for the next meeting on Nov 2 with Mrs Neil Seward chairwoman and Mrs Donovan assisting. Attendance prize awarded to Mrs Donovan as the meeting closed with prayer. Cuba expands public works to reduce unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
St Mary’s Hall
Katherine Donovan
Neil Seward
Donovan
Licenses Granted to Local Electrician and Sales Staff
Licenses issued for Ross Emmons electrician of 327 Oxford Ave Elyria and Esther Niemeyer sales lady of 104 Marseiles Ave. Also licensed are Roland Fetter store clerk of 5 West Shore Blvd Sheffield Lake and Sally Silverman of 2219 East 3UL OL Lena. Additional license for Nicholas Warkovich babbit man of 285 Grove Ave Lorain with Katherine Dulick of 1892 East 33rd St Lorain. Attention St Marys Holy Name Society Sunday Oct with 8 00 Mass Program and breakfast in Cafeteria.
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Ross George Emmons
Oxford Ave
Elyria
Esther Elenore Niemeyer
Marseiles Ave
Roland Fetter
West Shore Blvd
Sheffield Lake
Sally Silverman
Lena
Nicholas Warkovich
Grove Ave
Lorain
Babbit Man
Katherine Dulick
East 33Rd St
St. Mary’s Holy Name Society
Film shown for Elyria Woman's Club education group
The Education and Fine Arts department of the Elyria Woman's Club viewed a color film Highways to Hawaii and a United Airlines film at their first meeting of the year. Mrs. A. T. Sibley opened with a pledge history. An emergency polio fund collection occurred and a Halloween bridge social is planned for Oct 29 with reservations due by Oct 25. A salad luncheon was served by hostesses. The department meets again Nov 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Education and Fine Arts Department
Elyria Woman's Club
Tnc.i
United Airlines
A. T. Sibley
W. W. Webman
Denison Ave
Fred Lohnes
Frank Kawell
Herbert Wooton
John Timms
Clarence Steller
Earl Schaefer
Women's Activities News Notes Thelma Finlay Editor
Community column highlights social events, club meetings, and notable achievements featuring local women. Includes notices of gatherings, charitable efforts, and upcoming activities with emphasis on contributions from residents and organizations.
Regional Executive Reviews AAUW Heritage for University Women
Mrs. John Even of Aurora leads the Northeast Central region in detailing AAUW history and programs at a tri-branch Lorain Oberlin Elyria meeting. She highlights fellowship growth, international ties, and the 1881 founding, with headquarters at 1314 Y Street Washington DC and a 1954 membership of 1275 branches and 121000 members.
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Teviews Aauw
National American Association of University Women
John Even
Aurora
Oberlin
Lorain
Elyria
O’neil’s
Dorothy Smith
J. Clare George
Ohio Division
AAUW
Even
Miriam Laine
R. H. Herrick
Loram
O’neil
Ohio
Indiana
Dunois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Marian Talbot
Ie” ‘Association
Colegiate Alumnae
Souther Association
Amg
Iin
Iss4
Washington D. C
Helen Bragjon
Pohm
R. A Herrick
Past Presidents Plan Armistice Day Program
The Past Presidents of Richard Alien Women’s Relief Corp met with Mrs. Charles Boyd to discuss officer elections and plan an Armistice Day program. The next meeting at Della Krebs’s home will cover religious training and Armistice Day roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alien Women’s Relief Corp
Charles Boyd
Louisiana Ave
Della Krebs
Chestnut St
Mary Miller
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Evelyn Martin
Helen Ursem
Phyllis Neidhardt
Lottie Struthers
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Elyria, Ohio
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