Bridal shower honors Blanche Montgomery bride elect
A party at Miss Grace Maiorca’s home honors Blanche Montgomery bride elect Ronald Schilke with a bridal shower. Montgomery, daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Montgomery, is an Ellsworth Business College graduate and works as a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Montgomery
Ronald Schilke
Ronald Schike
Grace Maiorca
West Eleventh Street
Miss Monteomery
J S Monteomery
East Avenue
Greaudte
Elsr
Ana Elyria
J Business College
YWCA
Cca
Dentis
Wassinston
Mero
BOA ST Welves
Aorite Ag Fats
Bom
Pacpi
Lorain licensing board clears several individuals for permits
The Lorain license board approved licenses for Donald George Roth andlorain plent supervisor and Manior Hyde Lora darian Knopf of Columbia Station. A carpenter and fabricator were noted for work on rental property and masquerade costumes at 220 4th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald George Roth
Lorain
Manior Hyde Loradarian
Parent-Teacher Activities Plans and Appointments
The article outlines several PT A plans for November including a paper sale on November 5 and 6 and a bake sale set for November 19 at 8 pm chaired by room mothers. Appointments include Tom Ceye 24 R Fusnt and Mrs J Szabo plus Ris W Jeszewski for the bond issue float. The next board meeting is scheduled for November 25 at Mrs Lester Sheffield’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burd Mions
Tom Ceye
J Szabo
Ris
W Jeszewski
Chaze
Chaze. They Are the Miscames G Houpt
Louver
Dumke
E Geskala F. Court
BE. Novak
S. Horvath
A. Saanagle
J. Douglass
F Smith
Luther
St Reynolds
J. Olemk G. Six
I Turnbull
Lester Sheffield
Fragmented hospital notices and dinner prices list
Disjointed lines list patients and addresses alongside a lobster dinner offer. Names include Mrs Arthur Jaret Agnes Anderson Ernest Struc and Roger Sweeney with various street addresses. Dinner prices show full course 22.75 dollars and lobster with fries and beverage 22.25. extra lobster 1.30. Reservations via The Wish Bone in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jaret
Robert Sooner
Eed von Gratton
Agnes Anderson
Anne
Ernest Struc
Russell Kopp
Weat River
Gary Cowley
Warren Avenue
Richard Wehr
Ai Belt
Norman Wirth
Sixth Street
Jess Woolard
Robert Suancott
Cornell Avenue
Shirley Perez
West Twelfth Street
Roger Sweeney
Wishbone
Oberlin
U.S. Ave
Rivria
the Wishbone
U.S
Elyria
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Births
Weekend guests span across families including Major and Mrs Jono Wuhel, Mrs Jean Fo Winery, and Mr and Mrs Myr, with notes of moves to California and Korea, a San Francisco visit, enrollments in universities, new births in Elyria and Norfolk, and multiple hometown announcements from Elwina to Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jono F Wuhelmy
Myr
Jean Fo
Senachen Road
Wothelms
Si Remy
San Francisco
Montins
Korea
Wa States Army
Abit
Sar
Norcia
P.ar- DunGay
Myroig
Bari
Merlser
Cesaluna Nataeales
Binet
Erie
Tee Hustérecen
Dona Choten Woren
Gertse
Slis
Boost Congregational Church
Elwina
R. Tedd, Jr
Browne
Robert C Kammulher
Car
Kammuher
Aroad
University of Burgh
A9th Army
Fort 211
Donald
Richard Barber
London
Barber
Air Force
Patricia Shindier
Elyria
Douglas A Troutman
Charles Troutman
Wincktes Street
Norfolk
Eaviia
Wakeman
Norwalx
del Paso
Herpnis
Ao Osun
Herpes
Ois
Fkomer
Ann James A Nay
A W Nay
Hamister Street
Srama Nu Fraternity
Case Institute of Technology
Tom Ramses
Carnell Avenue
Marvy Dontberg
Des Moines
New York City
Fiva
Frea Forsyth
Srema
Los Harrison Street
Himes Instittive of Technology
Chicago
Phi Keonpa Stroma
Pauline Beck Holcomben
Arpace Stvert
James Rice
Phoiakinonis Pa
Yesterdas
Elaria Memorial Hospital
William Palm
Middle Avenue
Weil Be
Cir
A Look At Europe Now Theme Of Dr Davidian Talk
Dr Davidian spoke to club women on Europe with focus on food shortages and economic strain. He warned that high continental prices, trade imbalances, and raw material costs threaten prosperity and warned against war footing measures while praising British rationing and Eisenhower's popularity. He discussed arming Germany as a European defense need and highlighted the United Nations as a growing force. A Q&A followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Dr. Davidian
United States
Rusia
Germany
Devidian
iImecinatan
Ts Teponding
Mantfaccio
America
Norieg
Tos
Gavr
Berlin
Vidian
Brian
Devn
Eureres du
David Eisenhower
Remolican Party
Adla Stevenson
Democratic Party
Sat
Russia
Ogrebe
Spraker
Important Girl Scout Council Meeting Tomorrow at 1 PM
An Elyria Girl Scout Council gathering is urged for tomorrow at 1 p.m. on the YMCA second floor. Adults and registered members should attend to decide on the Area Council Development plan and related topics including organizational arrangements and future courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Elyria Girl Scout Council
Y.M.C.A
Rainbow Initiation Invtatorm Meeting Details
The report notes an October meeting with speakers including Gaxle Pratt and Nancy Five. Attendees named include Linse C e 34 and Beennn Le, with committee members Ger.ts and Pat ik neneral eFu. The event featured a fruit and meat table, hostesses listed, and a call to vote at the next gathering.
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Ever
Goel
Isst
Exverceg
S. Gaxle Pratt
Nancy
Linse
Pat Ik
Pautusce
Ted
Household Hint Kee whetstone to sharpen sewing needles
A small whetstone keeps sewing machine needles sharp. Friction from pulling fabric too hard dulls needles, but a few strokes on the stone restore their edge. Sharp needles enable heavier stitching on bulky materials.
School Bond Issue Discussion and Eagles Card Party
Hear the School Bond issue discussed. Ladies' Aux of Eagles will hold a benefit card party for the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund on Wed Oct 29 at 8:30 in Eagles Hall. Public invited with 30 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aux. of Eagles
Damon Runyan
Eagles’ Hall
Needlecraft Guild District Meeting Set for Nov 14
The East District meeting of the National Needlecraft Guild was announced for November 14 at the Elvia YWCA with speaker Mrs Grace Rehming discussing design and color. Bargelo Unit members reported, and program chairman M H C Olmstead read poetry while Joan Haldeman shared a Readers Digest article. The group later wove and embroidered, and refreshments were served. next meeting details with Ace Dirlam on Third Street were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elviia Ywca
Grace Rehming
A. C Haynes
LH Wiecx
H. C. Olmstead
Chatman
Joan Haldeman
Ace Dirlam
Third Street
EYWL Plans Thanksgiving Festival at 1953 meeting
The Em piased Young Women's League committee met at 528 East Avenue to finalize the Turkey Day festival planned for November 25. Dinner will be served 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets may be purchased in advance. The event will include booths with books plants baked goods and foods echoing the annual Country Fair with activities open from 5:30 p.m. onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leagzgne
Mary
Disabled American Veterans plan Christmas party plans
Meeting notes show Gladys Johnson named chairwoman with Martha Hester as co chair. Marie J. Osborn Fifth District Commander of Port Clinton spoke. Alee Benko and Irene Wilsce led social committee. A gift to Cincinnati for Veterans Day was discussed. Menu options included lobster and wishbone dining at The Wishbone Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Johnson
Martha Hester
Marie J. Osborn
Port Clinton
Alee Benko
Irene W ‘Lsce
Gen.t
Chiihee
Circles Plan For Festival At Methodist Church Basement
Plans were launched for the Mardi Gras Festival to be held November 21 in the First Methodist Church basement. The organizing circle, led by Mrs. Herman Portman, gathered with sixteen members at Mrs. George Johnson’s home on Pars Avenue. Booths and displays will be ready, with a luncheon at noon and a dinner in the evening. tickets for the dinner are on sale.
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Herman Portman
George Johnson
Pars Avenue
Study Club Meets at St Theresa the Little Flower
The Study Club of St Theresa the Little Flower met at Mrs Angies home for a Rosary led by president Mrs Leclare Reichin. Members reported routine matters, with articles and essays discussed from Catholic writers and a Q and A session. A prize was won by Mrs Fred Se Laier for an evening’s work and a dessert table featured pumpkin and orange treats. The next meeting is set for November 10 at Mrs Mincna Kersnew’s home.
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Athohe Stud
Afes Florang
Leclare Reichin
Willem Young
Arthe Young
ML Con
Donna Pea
St Francs
Leonard Beechin
Wayne Laufer
Fred Semike
John Cotley
Fred Se Laier
Mincna Kersnew
Amndcle Avenue
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Service Star Legion
Norih
Gressline
Sundis
WSS
Eva Eccards
Join Wyszussi
Bisu
Torain CF Lst
AL Urtrauc
Vic
Vavs «Oe
Els
Fev Etenor
Iors
Oleveland
Dist
Ores
Eva Eawarts
Miyr- We Gilbert
Chvc
Searetunss
Sabens
Lorain Tre Auter
Anne Sauomr
Seard En Bok
Mocel Teates
Canton
Lucie Zirs
Elsra
Gnd
Eunice G Leroinguetd
Laurce Tremane
4Th St
Paulliched
Sererteang Council
JFE
Aqseu
Burton
Hamilton
Risutes
Eras “Lautery
Sant Vizes
Velccses Azone
Eshness
C. W. Barres, Inc
Middle Ave
Gates P.tla
Mr. John's
Worhans
Gardner Wellhead Charman
Yale
Emvic
Rob Ginan
Salihisen
Ceiebllle
Amos Paim
James “ieCord
LE SeCord
Eighth Street
Sigma Nu
Ceter
Elvrra Amiemoral Hospital
David Lear
West Ranh
Ér Street
Broad Street
Broan
R Nowak Pave
Metca
E.fels
YMCA
Prisday
Davillian
United Nations
David‘an
John Timms
Ion
Soci
American Legion
William Menn
Fred Lohnes
Americanism Committee
Eivria
Boodsard
American Medical Association
Raicana
Ces
Anmere Meyer
Fioxse Muor- Wooa
R.ol nZana
Esseon
Janary
Rainbow
Willam Alison
Alfred J Ailaback
Ethel Anderson
Raich Ball
June Sarnich
Miers Lou Bamillie
Norris Barenhard
Raii Belaen
Alvin Bemis
Herman Binnincer Bernice Anderson
Thomas Bell
MM South Armstrong
Elecnor
Needlecraft Guild
Eywl Plans Festival
Hallowe’en
CE A. Meye
Broad St
Lincoln Theatre
Ars
Wims Tug 'E' Son Vast
Wens S
Aim
Irkline
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