Quilting Club Meets at Mrs Robert Brown
Nine members of the quilting club attended last evening at Mrs Rob ert s East Pleasant street home. They enjoyed handwork and visiting to celebrate Mrs Ross Pehlman s birthday. Mrs Danile Watson of Bass Congress street will host the next meeting in January. Addition Society on Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuing Club
Robert
East Pleasant Street
Ross Pehlman
Seryedl
Danile Watson
Bass Congress Street
Damusry Anth
Enial
Fred C. Hoenes
South Center Street
Walter W.auer
East Smith Street
M Harry Nelson
West Smith Pfeert
T Pleasanville
Local Society Notes Report Postwar Life And Weddings
A jumble of social items across Findley City recounts Mr and Mrs Harry Roberts, former residents, and a host of local celebrations. The Emmanuel Episcopal Church service last Sunday, catering by Mrs George Roof praised, and several anniversaries mark a busy week. Donal Sears arrives Okinawa for a year and a half duty while Betty Jane Dodd appears in Indiana Pa events. Ice Follies at Buffalo, engagements, birthdays, and farm show trips fill the social page with names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Harry Roberts
Findley
Jimnel
Martha G
Corey Hospital
Eden Alexander
North Center Street
Dranary
Betty Jane Dodd
Prank Daud
Linh
Jet Yale
Hospitality Club Meeting Highlights Guest Speaker
Hospitality Club met yesterday afternoon at the American Legion Home with pastor xev Tuinesapinwsn as guest speaker. Rey McLiLush spoke on current difficulties in the country to a well received audience including Mes Leland Johnston and Mr David TL Swary. Mrs Johnston presided over the brief business session. Mrs Mildred Alfred reported that JLT Hubley first aid chair was unable to enroll this term but plans for a course begin in the near future were noted. Refreshments were served by Mrs Swarts and others. Plans for January 25 meeting will be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xev Tuinesapinwsn
Ueloen
Chuyeh
Yeatesday
Hospitality Club
American Legion
Rey McLiLush
Leland Johnston
David TL. Swary
Johnston
Mildred Alfred
Blinjrman
Meeth
Jlt. Hubley
Julnston
Bice Blisworth
William Leaby
Sibe
Open House To Honor Mr and Mrs Leslie Allen
Open house honors the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Leslie Allen on Sunday January St. Widom Sunday. The event at their home invites friends neighbors and relatives to visit from 2 to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Leslie Allen
Gesheanen
Pittsheld
Yuserve
Golden Links Class Met Last Evening
Golden Links Sunday School class of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Wendle Pulley’s home on North Grater Street. About thirty members attended as Mrs. Pred Ross presided. Devotions on The Eve of God opened the session followed by a hymn, entertainment, games, and contests led by Mrs. Young and Mrs. Hashyouck. Refreshments by several members. February 8 set for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundey
Chivehry
Win
North Grater Street
A Johnsson
Pred Ross
Vin Young
Harle Hashyouck
Eigerbread
Fuller
Vo =. Phillips
Emma Branthall
Mrs James Allyn Hosts Card Club Meeting
Mrs James Allyn presided at a local card club gathering with two tables of bridge. Hosts welcomed members including Mrs Charles A Williams and Mr Mipii Villicene. Awards were presented and a light supper was served. Next meeting planned for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allyn
Allyn
BOK Shitet
Hierell
Charles A. Williams
Avethu J
Martin
Mipii Villicene
Jo Miz
Mays
Charles Hy Bracken
Poets Street
Daundry
Birthday Party for Mrs Lora Gale in Meadville
Mrs Lora Gale celebrated a birthday with hostess Mrs Lily Grate and guests at 17 East Lines Street. The affair featured steak dinners at 6 and a pink and white cake table. Attendees included Mrs Gurtrude Cusley and Mrs Enid Bar, with local pastors Howard and Bowman as speakers and a breakfast broadcast from Hotel Janine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Grate
Gurtrude Cusley
East Lines Street
Gale
Usta Ulterior
Howard
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Baltimore
Harry Bowman
St. Paul's
Jamestown
John Gregor
Janine
Croup
Founz
Local residents visit on business and social rounds
Donald Dickinor and Susie Jils study at Maryville College as Dewey and Beall visit Union City for business. Mrs Oberrmar and Miss Lukbye Gohen plan meetings with neighbors. Hale family members host events while Claude Parker visits a teacher. The scene records multiple residents’ daytime activities and social calls around East Mattalleel and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dickinor
Susie Jils
Maryville College
Maryville
Tray Dickinson
Ab Thelt
West Wayne
Fen Weeds
HM Royer
Ei Mulyy Gleeet
Union Gily
Aaron Oberrmar
Lukbye Gohen
East Congress
Iyers
Yissbors
Brie
Vw Wikiky
Ypetaneny Andl
Rubery Young
Luemey
Hienity
Sis
Tary Gale
Yepheyw
Dewey
Ralphy
Claude Parker
Bis
Linnwress S
Dr Roy Johnson Addresses Brotherhood Event
Fragmented OCR text mentions Dr Roy Johnson addressing a Brotherhood gathering with speakers and schedules. It references Venisoue Lew and St Dy Bay Jolngon and various names, with unclear context and dates. The readable bits suggest a formal talk on labor or related topics at a public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Iver Society
Bay Jolngon
Lelatury
Yourlen
Kenneth Labour
Anwrton
Washington
Mun
Guyeu
Brotherhood
Alor Dal
D. Arnour Hillstront
D. A
Tate
Alta
Concord Cub Pack Adult Leaders Met
Concord Cub Pack No. 180 held an evening meeting at Caner School with leaders Herbert Ey and Dynalil Watson present. The group discussed preparations for upcoming activities and a future cabinet of volunteers, with plans to publish notices and organize toy preparation for Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Cub Pack
Caner
Endpines
Herbert Ey
Dynalil Watson
Cneir
Cutuve
Big Soo
Puck
Vienna
AUDI
Ladies Fellowship Read Missionary Letters Card
A fragmented local notice reports a Ladies Fellowship event where members heard letters from missionaries. The unreadable text shows names and possible attendees, with stray phrases about sale notices and a parole reference, but the core glimpse is a church group gathering to hear mission correspondence.
Fragmented OCR notice on local site draws unclear labels
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various terms and names lacking clear context. Readable bits reference sites, hospitals, and a city street but details are unreadable, leaving an incomplete notice with no coherent actions or dates.
E U B Girls Group Plans Parcels To Japan
The E U B Girls Group aims to send care parcels to Japan. A spring meeting covered by Miss Beets Tach Allo of Weelsshmith and Owen Reed discussed guest participation and materials for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. U. B. Girls Group
Japan
Hisiuinney Merreu
Ceteny
Weelsshmith
Owen Reed
Diciley
Gein
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Maet
George Raft
William Bendix
Marilyn Maxwell
Rae
Gail Robbins
Cully Richards
Antarctica
Grear
Quilting Club
Robert Brown
Addition! Society
Finance CO
Ground Fl
N. Center ST
Corry
Cony
Francis Hooper
YES
Lewis
Page & Nichols
Pillsbury Pancake Flour Heinz Coffee
Mazda
Nate, Lins
Boe
Nols Vian
Gan
Evenly Allen
Robert Lillivat
George Roof
Second Avenue
Louis Sears
East South Street
Spn
Donal Sears
Okinawa
Rocky” Clair
Josewl Fe Clty
Maple Avenue
Grace Milisee
R. D
Lawyelice Hansen
Navy
Archie Akan
Pleasant Farm
Yemies Swanson
Akanis
Pgo
Marlon Street
Harrishay
Pennsaylvania Stile
Kavini
Gluth
Florida
T.allan May
West Washington
Model Dairy Company
Gulue Glowell
Wie
Kile R. Mazurek
John Mazurek
Youngsville
Frank
Lora Gale
Tavdus
Sad
Joseph Tavidus
Porta
Meadville
Elks
Justem
Piri National Bank
Roy Johnson
Matur Palle Keiseke
Lawnaner Park
Tiel Gacey
Pius
Pedussaus
Cansiaey
ANON
Lolli
Cadlyers
Tn AG
Ari
Charles
Sehanlah Columbus
Seillabeugue
Pheasians
Chapin
Ieee
Riley
Heit
Walibate Hunilt
Helen
SPL
Nets
Tunliner
Miraity
Hector Perltitibs
Avijuy
Taylor
Corner Spring
PRAM
Ladies
Flannelette
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