YW Employed Young Women Announce Tuesday Style
The Employed Young Women’s League announces a 7:30 fashion parade with a 50 cent admission. Members and guests will dine at 6:15 p.m. Reservations are required by Monday. Miss Azdelliz is chairman. Ruth Amato and Helen Mulholland oversee club programs and community service. The league links fellowship with YWCA values and supports outreach and the Centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jWomen’s League
Miss Mar
Ina Mae Ardell
Helen Karas
Benita Rusin
Resertas
Betty Krupko
Frene
Bendik
Eleanor Bendik
Ywc.a
Helen Mulholland
Total Association
Young Women's League
Y.aw.c.a
Holly Hall
Carol Roser
Ruth Amato
Martha Close
Ruth MacKenzie
Marilyn Kishman
Gamma Epsilon Chapter Names Committees Leaders
Gamma Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi announces committee assignments by Chapter President Kay Pronesti at Treva Appleton's Lexington Avenue home. Leaders include Agnes Grime social chair, June Pease ways and means chair, Betty Kreager program chair, Treva Appleton welfare chair, with Grace Majorca publicity. November 11 set for Lady of the Year banquet at Spring Valley Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Pronesti
Gamma Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Treva Appleton
Lexington Ave
Social
Agnes Grime
Ruth Kelley
Mary Shade
Mary Canan
Ways and Means
June Pease
Margaret Troutman
Billie Reisinger
Betty Taylor
Betty Kreager
Grace Majorca
Spring Valley Country Club
Secret Sisters
Cambridge St
Lorain County Dental Assistants elect delegates to state convention
Kathryn Krieger opened the fall meeting in Lorain County Dental Assistants Association at the Marine Room. Nora Lee Ganobsick read minutes and the treasurer’s report. Ganobsick was chosen delegate and Helen Gonas alternate to the state convention October 17 to 20. Janet Weston gave a report and a nominating committee was appointed. The committee will report at the October 11 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Krieger
Lorain County Dental Assistants Association
Marine Room
Nora Lee Ganobsick
Ruth Dansil
Miss Ganobsick
Helen Gonas
Janet Weston
Miss, Krieger
Miss Weston
Viola Gauch
Altar And Rosary Society Hears Of European Journey
Fr James Gallagher spoke at St Agnes Altar and Rosary Society about a Rome Europe trip with Fr John Carrabine. He described an audience with Pope Pius XII, visits to St Peter's Basilica, museums and 12 European sites, with pictures shown to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Europe
John Carrabine
St. Jude Parish
James Gallagher
St. Agnes
1947 Class Of Nurses Reunion Notes Attendees
The annual reunion of the 1947 class of M. B. Johnson’s nursing group met Monday evening at 250 Shaddon Rd. in Kovach’s lawn setting. Attendees included Joan Ressler of Pasadena and several couples. a picnic supper and cake were served. Seven members could not attend. an advisory line about voting appeared in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovach
M. B. Johnson
Joan School of Nursing
Ressler
Pasadena
Calif
John
Michael Kovach
Par
Harnish
Dominicants
Krist/Patania
Biakanja
Julia Kovach
R. H. Hornbeck
Los Angeles
Howard van Buren
Emil Pagan
L and Family
Richard
Kovach Plas
Shaddon Rd
Minnich
Merle Hexien
Paul Berta
Birthday party honors Andrew Little on third birthday at home
Mr. and Mrs. George Little of 247 Eighth Street entertained relatives Saturday evening for their son Andrew's third birthday. Guests included Mrs. Bertha Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ryan, Carrie, Ricky, Nancy, Mrs. Dennis Kiernan, Nelia, Tim, and Jeff Ryan. Andrew received many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Little
Eighth St
Andrew
Bertha Ryan
Richard Ryan
Carrie
Ricky
Nancy
Dennis Kiernan
Nelia
Tim
Jeff Ryan
Mission Group Hears Of Work In Pakistan Mission
The First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society heard Richard and Mrs. Durham of Cleveland describe their calling to Pakistan after witnessing Moslem outreach in Chicago. Colored slides from India and Pakistan were shown and notes on current mission news were shared. The group planned monthly work sessions and noted a dinner for 95 with fall flowers, with next gatherings set for tomorrow and October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Durham
Cleveland
Pakistan
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Herbert Carlson
Cedarville College
C. F. Everitt
Bessie Downing
Lawrence Showalter
Harold Jensen
Edward Palen
Leonard Shamblin
Lowry Wolff
Ed. Thompson
Lloyd Bechtel
W. T. Wehman
Births at Elyria Memorial Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Shultz Amherst yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Bernard Walend 1238 North Washington Blvd at Elyria Memorial Hospital A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wayne Mesick 537 East Broad St yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital A son born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Kishman 356 Sixth St at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shultz
Amherst
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bernard Walend
North Washington Blvd
Wayne Mesick
East Broad St
Harvey Kishman
Sixth St
Calendar Of Events Tonight In Elyria Area
Tonight features a parade of plastics at 8 p m by Megs Holly Hall. Elyria Chapter Gold Star Mothers meets 7 30 card party. Magyar Evangelical Guild and Grace Lutheran and other groups hold meetings from 8 p m to 6 p m. St Clair Rebekah Lodge hosts a green dinner at 10 a.m. First Methodist Circle No 13 meets 8 p m at 256 Roosevelt Ave. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary gathers 3 p m. Tigredai Social Club Oberlin Lodge and Knights of Pythias listed with Townsend Club Central Labor events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hall
Elyria
American Legion
Magyar Evangelical
Rebecca Guild
William Abahazi
Edison Ct
Grace Lutheran Guild
Lake Avenue
St Marys Ladies Auxiliary October Card Party Planned
A public card party was planned at the recent St Marys Ladies Auxiliary No 22 meeting in the church hall. Co chairs were Mrs Marguerite Gard and Mrs Amelia Conrad. The event includes special prizes and a social hour with a tureen dinner at 6:00 p.m. October 19. Members are asked to bring their own table service and contact Pearl A M B Doll Hospital for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
St. Mary ‘Church Hall
Church Hall
Marguerite] Gard
Amelia Conrad
Van
Marine Corps
Gulf
Pearl A.M. B. Doll Hospital
Deimling
Cen
Ridge Rd
North Ridge
Elyria
Charles Lynch wed Donna Lou Grant in Grafton church
The May 10 wedding at Immaculate Conception Church Grafton joined Donna Lou Grant and Charles Lester Lynch. The couple, escorted by the bride’s father, received 250 guests at a reception in Assumption Hall. Attendants included Miss Emily Mole and Judith Ann Schenefelt. bridesmaids wore Nile green gowns. groom’s party included Albert Medlin and Thomas Glant. The bride, a Elyria Catholic graduate, will reside on Root Rd Fields Comers after a honeymoon trip to Florida.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Grafton
Donna Lou Grant
Charles Lester Lynch
Thomas W. Glant
Main St
Mr. Lynch
Lester Lynch
Carl Lane
Olmsted Falls
Judith Blackburn
Susan Jo Smith
Kathleen Knechtges
Alice Knechtges
George Manning
Grant
Lake Worth
Key West
Miam
Fla
Root Rd
Albert Medlin
Parma
James Spafford
Berea
Assumption Hall
Lynch
Emily Mole
Wilhemine Schultz
Judith Ann Schenefelt
Elyria
Miss Mole
Sunday Evening Recital Features Organ and Recorder Works
A Washington Avenue Church of Christ program Sunday at eight presents organ, voice, and recorder pieces. Jean Meng will be organist with Earl and Betty Russell and Thomas and Louise Curtis as guest artists. The five part program ranges from Pachelbel to Bach, includes Canonic Hymn tunes, Italian vilanelle dances, and ends with Sheep May Safely Graze sung by Mrs Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
Jean Meng
Earl
Betty Russell
Thomas
Louise Curtis
Johann
Francois Couperin
le Grand
Seth Beng Nority
Renais
Italy
Pachelbel
England
Bach
Germany
Arne
Lanellas
Scheidt
Villanellas
Melchior Franck
Corelli
Quartet of
Recorders
Fiod
Ada Fenwick Becomes Senior Regent of Women of the Moose
Ada Fenwick, already junior regent, was elected to succeed Verdie Bousek as senior regent amid illness in Bousek's family. Irene Deidrich named junior regent. The group observed Publicity chapter night and initiated Mrs. Margaret Da ley. Velma Orr joined College of Regents with Helen Altfeld Christine Buswell Ina Blaine presiding. Plans were made to send Fenwick to the state convention in Toledo next week. Prizes were awarded to Olan Goudy Christine Buswell Helen Dagan Edith Snyder with Lorain Wonder, Mrs. Fenwick, and Ethel Court receive special honors. Hostesses served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Fenwick
Women of the Moose
Verdie Bousek
Irene Deidrich
Mrs. Fenwick
Margaret Da|ley
Fenwick
Velma Orr
College of Regents
Helen Altfeld
Christine Buswell
Ina Blaime
College
Hotel Secor
Toledo
Epsilon Sigma Chapter Plans Rush Party at Graystone Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi chapter members outlined a rush party at the Graystone Hotel during the next meeting on September 2. A donation to Boys Village Orrville was announced, and plans for the Lady of the Year banquet were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graystone
Epsilon Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
Boys’ Village
Orrville
Alll
Ohio
Dayton
Wilbert Neal
Hospital Guild Committee Meeting at Bertha Dignan Home
A committee meeting for the Hospital Guild and social service group is set at the home of Bertha Dignan, 112 Marseilles Ave, Monday at 8 p.m. The next regular meeting is September 27. A rummage sale runs 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 337 N Olive Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Guild and Social Service
Bertha Dignan
Marseilles Ave
Olive Street
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Gronsky
John Phillips
Johnslee
Par- Kovacks
Sunshine
F Ish Hall
Albert Barscakai
Louis
Rethy
Barscakai
Welsh
Joseph Holliday
Class of Nurses
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Grafton Roab
Park Place
Botamer, Florist
Thelma Finlay
Charles L. Lynchs
Florida
Jefferson P.T.A
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J. P Diederich
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Central Book Store
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Schwind's Picture Store
W. 2Nd St
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