St Clair Rebékah Lodge Meets as Members Plan Activities
The St Clair Rebekah Lodge held a meeting at the 160 F. hall with one new member application approved. April 14 at the Gas office was set for a key event led by Hazel Markel Add Gould and others to supervise reports. Members invited Odd Fellows for Go Fi-Church Sunday on April 18 and a May 4 mid-summer banquet was announced with plans for an Easter-themed program. Charles Hupp, ex-Scoutmaster, visited and will join Armed Forces soon. overnight trip to Scout camp West of Oberlin was planned with a 6 foot steel flag pole gift from Troop 105. Eagles Auxiliary met, one new member accepted, bingo and prizes. next meeting April 18 with social hour.
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Cagsitradbirds
Foo Grand
St Clair
Elizabath Mischka
Mamié
Ova Marsh Gates
Rich
Ardsisa
Charles Hupp
Eld
Wheeling
West Virginia
Staf
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Leona Schmidt
Martha Wirth
Lee
Clara Jensen
Edith Weber
Edison
Eden Pehal
Roy Ramage
Opeied
Hasity
America
Atte
Arias Robert Benson
Robert DeBray
Olive. Cheney
Spurg Institute
Alaculw
Mary Speer
Franklin ‘School
Keyes
Garford
Parent Teacher Association
Arthur Comstock
Alice, McCracken
Virginia Vagnozzi
Ines
Pridave
Boviglas
Wingens
Mra
Franklin Gar
Maynard’ Shiene
GATES
Gerald Leonard
Gates Po
Palmer
First Congregational Church
Clarence” Tucker Craig
Oberlin
Craig
Arthur Moelk
Howard
R. B. Judy
Harrison
Franklin Girl Reserves Plan Mother-Daughter Tea
Members answered roll call with favorite fruits at the Yo W YWCA meeting. President Elizabeth Popovils led a brief session announcing the Mother-Daughter Tea set for Sunday April 29 at 3 o clock in the gym. Girls packed service boxes for Pvt. Pred Walker and T Sgt Gerald Walker of the Army and sent two letters to adviser Mrs. George Dunfee. Next meeting is at YWCA on Wednesday April 18 at 3:30.
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Franklin Girl Reserves
Yo W. C. A
Elizabeth Popovils
Girl Reserve
Pred
H. Walker
Gerald Walker
Army
John
Popovils
George Dunfee
Washington
YW. G. A
Girl Scouts Troop 7 Plans April Banquet
Girl Scouts of Troop 7 met in McKinley music room for a brief session. Eleanor Elber was named reporter for April. Afterward, the group adjourned to the Gas Company office to finalize plans for an April 17 banquet. Petal Ash Trays in Blue Pink Yellow and White with Gold Lyin The Gift Shop 650 West Broad.
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Girl Scouts
McKinley Aboal
Eleanor Elber
Offive
West Broad
St Theresa Society Members Host Easter Prizes and Meetings
St Theresa Society members raised funds and awarded prizes in a 500-word Easter event. Abstrom Simone Mess Michaél Gula and Mrs. Michael Hiley won top prizes in games. An upcoming meeting will be held April at the home of Mrs. Mates B. Sa boon Bary street. The club entertained guests at a Belfield avenue event hosted by Mrs. Lyle Shenefelt with Mrs. Toni McKay and Mrs. Howard Parrah. An annual dinner is planned for Castle-on-the-Lake May 2 with prize winners June Donnelly and Mabel Castle. Members brought box lunches sold to bidders and served at a decorated table.
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St. Theresa's Society
Prigés
Abstrom Simone Mess Michaél Gula
Fasbart
Mighael Hiley
Sky
Lutidh Wes Scheil
Mates B
Lyle Shénefelt
Belfield Avenue
Toni McKay
Howard
Parrah
Wwérl
aPueline Club
Donnelly
Oxford
Castle-on-the-Lake
June Donnelly
Mabel Castle
Hospital Discharges List From Elbwood and Nearby
Discharges include Mrs. Nick Manos of 326 East Bridge Street Elbwood Kennedy Amherst. Mrs. Paul Burns 705 East River Street. Mrs. Ralph Hamilton. baby boy at Litchfield. Mrs. Steve Madaras, baby girl at Grafton. Mrs. James McLain, baby girl at 237 Ohio Street. Mrs. Paul Attie, baby girl 11 Garvin Avenue. Mrs. Richard Gunder 115.12 Rush Street. Mrs. Donald Minnick Lo rain. Mrs. Frank Payne 338 Cambridge Avenue.
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Nick Manos
East Bridge Street
Elbwood Kennedy
Amherst
Paul Burns
East River Street
Ralph Hamilton
Litchfield
Steve. Madaras
Grafton
James McLain
Ohio Street
Paul Attie
Garvin Avenue
Richard Gunder
Rush Street
Donald Minnick
Lorain
Frank Payne
Cambridge Avenue
Parani and Garford P T A Meetings Report Activities
The Parani and Garford Parent Teacher Associations held sessions yesterday including official openings with pledges and prayers, reports by secretaries and treasurers, and committee appointments. They approved purchase recommendations for playground equipment, discussed magazine subscriptions, year-end honors, and planned charitable events and clothing drives.
Auxiliary Maat Canton Meeting Highlights Old Timers Night
The Canton Lee fain auxiliary held a meeting at BOLO Wall Indies with parading colors and a prayer led by Chaplain E Sephate Bushes. Captain Wheeler presided over the session with Lady Howell overseeing the auxiliary. plans for an April 18 Old Timers Night honoring officers were laid, and May battalion meetings progress was reported amid refreshments for 22 attendees.
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Canton
Lee Fain
Bolo
Wall -Inis
Wheeler
Howell
auRilian
Caillon Sind
Chevalier Harry
Mila
Presidents Station
Berger
Mass CaUialic BUIaY Club Ne
Fragmented note describes a Mass CalUialic club event led by a hostess serving lunch. It mentions Alia Baker and a meeting at the home with reference to moving the American capital to a site called Can Otis or Bert Kearney. The town is noted as nonexistent three years ago.
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CaUialic Buiay
BC Dude
Alia
Agab
Centoda
Bert Kearney
Canotis
Entertainnoviet Nurses at Bipite Memorial Hopital Night
Entertain Noviet the Nurses held a nighttime event at Bipite Memorial Hospital. Principal attendees included Joseph Wall and Florened Sanders. Mrs Pratives Amapoker presented scenes and a variety of acts featuring Belly Brotiy ila Mes and Adel phid Bishop.
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Bipite Memorial Hopital
Johnson
Sanders
Pratives Amapoker
Chetal Wilels
Belly
Ila
Ean Batt
Miss Adelphid
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