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ELECT OFFICERS1*48.tkns. Theodore Herge Named ** President of Organiza- 1 rmtion This Year $*, — ed• Ofiofri were elected at tbe din- a 1 tier meeting of tbe Business andt ^ Professional Women's Club andjgivother. Items of importance were 1cm discussed. Mrs. Theodore Herge |w*a elected to bead the club for j,€]the comlng^year and those who kelt; will assist her are; First vice pres- jbet Idem, Miss Dorothy Grove; second Vice president, Mi«» Ann Rieck;recording secretary, Mi** Marguerite Owen; corresponding secretary, Miss Florence Asner and treasurer. Mitt Ann Peschel.The club will move into the S.; Kate Carlin property. 207 West Sea dusky street the first of the ^ month. Cntll then the tea room ^ service will be discontinued, it eras announced test evening. Thlt; change Into the more commodious Quarters is a decided step In the growth of the organisation.which since He forming several ! years ago has been steadily expanding.The members also decided to become federated with the national 1 organisation of/»Business and Pro-fesaional Women's Clubs, which ^marks an important phase in U*etotal club's progress.Thirteen new members were wel-__gemed. They were Gertrude Rob-Georgia na TSTfV'Al I re Bat*;--Catherine Brunk, Mrs. Ella Le Fever, Katie Turley, Lila Mix, VI-Josephine Leese, Mildred M. Bur ket. Edith Priddy and Ruby 1* !Wilkens. iThe program was a diversified* and delightful one and follows: i Violin solo by Louis Rodabaugh. who won first place iu the high school eisteddfod held recently at Lima, accompanied by MUs Mary Snyder; vocal solo, The Sunshine That Fills My World Robert *! Caldwell; Joy of Spring, Hunt-’ j tngten Woodman; “Homing. Del * i Rlgo, Mrs. Don Wlnterrowd, a©-! com pan led by Mrs. Louis Fenberg; if piano solos, “Venetian Love Song rTfevtn:—iiA^alae*!!—Levitski, MissHarriett Bisher; sermonette an readings, Mrs. A. C. Stillberger; saxophone solo, La Cinqualn-tafne, Serenade, Bandine and “Simple Confession,” John Hop-penberg, accompanied by Paul Kirsten who played as a pianosolo KamenoMUtrowv^-___iThe dinner, which was of attractive arrangements wag in charge of Gene Wells, Mrs. Martha 8mitb, Ann Rleck, Clara Cut* ting, Mrs. Ethel Clark, Rema Es-ae*. Juste Hollopeter and Ruth Haltowell.■ The next meeting will be inI charge of the Ohio Oil Company girls with Miss Edith Newman as chainnhn.V*
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Findlay Morning Republican
Findlay, Ohio, US
Tue, Apr 24, 1928
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