International Festival at YWCA November 15
The Elyria YWCA hosts an International Festival on November 15 featuring gifts, crafts, traditional costumes, foods, and entertainment from 24 countries. Activities include Turkish bazaar coffee samovar English tea Croatian Greek Filipino dances American square dancing rock displays and a pre season Christmas tree sale with hand writing analysis and foreign book displays.
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Samovar
Ywca Club
YWCA
Escort
Willliamsburg
Elvira Library
Sam Mihalis
Paul Berchrold
Milan Bendik
Town stamp champ wins all expenses trip in Trenton
Ass Johnson of Trenton defeated rivals by collecting 252000 stamps in 12 months to win a 10 day all expenses paid trip for two to Hawaii. Her dream spurred a community effort with helpers from family, coworkers and customers at a downtown restaurant.
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Trenton
LPI
Pep
Loren
Borenechrson
Ass Johnson
Hawaii
Stamps Ass Johnson
Belene Johnson
Fashion shifts to suede coats and suits this fall
Readers note a rise in suede leather outfits for women with new coats and suits. The trend highlights versatile suede pieces replacing traditional fabrics as fashion shifts through autumn.
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York
Sailor Skimmer Printed Pattern Seeks Young Makers
Patented sailor skimmer pattern printed for children sizes 2 3 6 8. Pattern 9261 requires fabric and beads. mailed from The Chronicle Telegram offer includes price details and request for coupon.
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Poplin
Marzien Martin
Chronicle - Telegram
West Isth St
New York
Mrs Ray Ewers Wins Movie Club Contest
The Elyria Bank building hosts the October meeting of the Ebtia Movie and Side Club with thirty members and guests including Mr and Mrs Truman Allison. The one splice contest winner was Mrs Ray Ewers. Plans for a December 8 Oberlin party were announced and officers will be elected November 21.
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Ebtia
Elyria J Savings and Trust Co
Truman Allison
Birs
Richard J Blaine
Oberlin Far
Ray
States
Yellowstone National Park
Jtetons
Butte
Montana
Ray Ewers
Ewers
Pat
Norman Prinada
William Lance
Are college boards accurate judges of student ability
The piece cites Professor Oscar Handlin who argues that accurate college selection techniques may not exist and that segregating gifted students could be harmful. Harvard scholarships over 23 years yielded no performance edge, suggesting admissions tests may not outperform random selection. The authors acknowledge limits of current methods.
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General Dent
Michael Amrine
Oscar Handlin
Harvard
Handhin
Handiin
Hanchin
Fur Hat Endures as Perennial Woman’s Fashion
New York fashion note says the fur hat remains a favored style for several winters. It pairs with all outfits and suits day errands or weddings. Seen in mutation colors and long haired fox, the fur hat is an enduring investment that can last for years.
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New York
Designers Show Scarves Move From Winter to Wardrobe
New York and Paris trend observers note top designers favor scarves year round. Galanos uses knotted ascet scarves with stickpins, Cardin prefers long sheer diagonal ends, Balenciaga folds square scarves, Givenchy favors fringed crepe draped over open necklines. Scarves can elevate any outfit beyond rainy day wear.
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New York
America
Paris
Galanos
Cardin
Baleclaga
Givenchy
Babushkal
Poison Ivy Dilution Teaches Harsh Lesson At Harvard
Harvard Medical School researchers say diluted poison Ivy sap remained toxic enough to cause a rash even when mixed with olive oil. The clipping also features Dear Abby letters debating drug costs practicalities and pharmacy wages.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Medical School
Pakistani doctors at home in Elyria
Elyria residents meet nine Pakistani doctors at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Dr Shafi Ahmad Bezar and Dr Anwara Sultana discuss life in America and cooking Pakistani dishes. They describe adapting from East Pakistan, practicing in surgery and internal medicine, and enjoying Elyria as a homey, small city near Lake Erie.
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Elyria
Tealm
Pakistan
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Shafi Ahmad Bezar
Sultana
Bezars
Blaine St
Bezar
Etsha
East Pakistan
Hossain
Ohio
East Broad St
Scheol
Dacca
America
Steubenville
Lake Erie
Monday Community Club Calendar Notice
St John PTA meets school at 8 p.m. Attic Club gathers at VW residence at 7 p.m. Golden Age Club convenes at Holly Hall 1 30 p.m. Social Progress Dept meets Monteith Hall 8 30 p.m. Women of the Moose at Moose Hall 7 p.m. Kay Harrison Junior Women’s League at Monteith Hall 8 30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club at WCA 7 p.m. Rainbow Girls at Masonic Temple 7 p.m. Sweet Adelines sing at First Congregational Church 8 p.m. Merry Wives at Mrs Franklin Sperry 122 Quincy St 6 30 p.m.
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St. John Pta
Holly Hall
Social Progress
Monteith Hall
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Kay Harrison
WCA
P.m
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Dear Amy Vanderbilt A Weekend Dilemma in Trailer Park
Friendly neighbors discuss social standing for a new comer whether on wheels or not. A reader asks about attending June Week and whether to join other dates or travel with a date at Annapolis for a football weekend while seeking etiquette guidance.
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Vanderbilt
Olis
N.N
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Cornell
G.H
Rochester
Noy
Garden Y's bulb program and quiz at Holly Hall
Garden Y members formed two teams for a Twenty Question quiz on garden information at Holly Hall with Mrs Maurice Hyman as moderator. Bulbs served as prizes and Mrs Ralph Edwards spoke on bulbs and varieties, unveiling an illustrated booklet. Breakfast was hosted by several members and a future meeting is planned with Mrs L K Elliott to speak on Holiday Candies and Decorations.
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Garden Y's
Holly Hall
Maurice Hyman
Ralph Edwards
R. Huston
Ywca J
I Group
Linda Cuyler
Pioneer Department Holds Elyria Woman's Club Luncheon
The Elyria Woman's Club Pioneer Department held its annual luncheon Thursday at Monteith. Chair Mrs. J. S. Gregory welcomed guests and introduced program co chairs Mrs. Jack Huge and Mrs. Louis Kolopus. Members and guests, about 30, heard songs by Mrs. Richard Riddle and readings, with brief travel sketches from Mrs. Fred Lohres and Mrs. F. A. Lawrence.
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Pioneer Department
Tthe
Elyria Woman’s Club
Monteith i
J. S. Gregory
Imre
Jack Huge
Louis Ikolopus
Richard Riddle
Elyria Junior Women’s Club
H.c France
Akron
Sfes
Mae Friday Ashbrook
R. T. J. Martin
Harry
Mabel)Shives
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