Community Notes from Rochester and Nearby Towns
Japanese student Yasuko Murahari spoke at a Women's Society of Christian Service meeting. 4H Club officers were listed, with plans for an officers conference May 7. Cancer Fund contributions were noted. Various clubs announced meetings and visits, and several families were reported visiting, traveling, or hosting guests across Wellington, Lorain, Elyria, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Yasuko Murahari
Oberjin College
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Friendship Guild
Ruth Rowland
Elva Zeigler
Read Cowie
H Club
Janet Copley
Catherine Babcock
Lois Winfield
Kathryn King
Maribell Murray
Julia Jewett
Mary Davidson
Midview High School
Cancer Fund
Center Society
Mary Christensen
LaVerne Snyder
Methodist Youth Fellowship
W. B. Murray
Olive Meloy
Civic Club
LMRE
Hi Eds Group Awards Prizes To 2 Women
Mrs Wayne Slack hosted the Hi Eds at her home with an Easter motif and a dessert lunch. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Eppley of Elyria and Mrs William Wilhelm of Amherst during the social. Mrs Schueller will entertain the group on May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Wayne Slack
Hi Eds
Priges
Fred Eppley
Elyria
William Wilhelm
Amherst
Mira
Peter. Jasinski
Ambeent
Schueller
Grafton School addition to start week of Apr 22
GRAFTON The T. J. Hume Co. Lorain contractors will begin work on the Grafton School addition the week of Apr 22. Superintendent Dennis said the building should be ready for occupancy after Thanksgiving. The $493,000 bond funds relighting the building relocating the village library and moving the home economics department. Alternate bids may add two boilers for the present structure and annex. The board approved sending head cooks to a June 1921 lunch conference and discussed a substation plan and administrative staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
T. J. Hume Co
Lorain Contractors
Glen R. Dennis
Midview Board of Education
Hume
Dennis
Columbus Fairgrounds
Board of Public Affairs
Er Bank
BPA
Jand
Dramatics
Bas
Earl Walsh
Yesternants
Seven Colors
Inj
Tenra
Myers Equipment Co
Nautical Museum In Vermilion Gets New Curator
Vermilion appoints Jack Armstrong as curator of the Wakefield Museum effective April 1, succeeding Clarence Metcalf who resigned for ill health on January 1, 1957. Metcalf established the museum in fall 1953 and now resides in Cleveland. Charles A. Van Fiandern, Vermilion resident, served as interim acting curator and is now assistant curator. The Great Lakes Historical Society sponsors the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Wakefield
Jack Armstrong
Armstrong
Clarence Metcalf
Nautical Museum
Cleveland
Charles A.van Fiandern
The
Great Lakes Historical Society
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Correspondet ‘Mies
Carigs
Boyder
D. L
Wellingtus
Homemakers Club
Esther Babcock
Grace Hall
Donna Rowland
Read Cawrse
Betty Winfie
Helen Knapp
Baptist Church
Milwaukee
Floy Davidson
Wis
Lawrence Smyder
Gerald West
Howard Leber
Greenwich
George Lebers
Wilda Leber
George Leber
Carl Zeigler
Wellington
J. L. Knapps
Melvin Barber
Buffalo
N. Y
Goldie Dygett
Peggy Meloy
Mary Hanson
Lorain
Ernnest Walrens
Robert Wallen
Liberty
Ind
Kenneth Miller
Preston
Riley Shepard
Nancy
Warsaw
Ralph Rowland
Paul Jewett
M. O. Parker
Columbia
Lloyd Handley
Dianne
M. C. Parkers
Mise LaDonna Snyder
New Philadelphia
Calvin Buffington
Alvin Olson
New London
Eloise Olson
Robert
Donna Anderson
Homer Andersons
Robert Cowie
Carol
Maynard Miller
Jeromesville
Harry Millers
Ray Grundy
Oberlin
Earl Montony
West Salem
Elva Bradford
Hazel Hardy
Church of Christ
Sullivan
Adam Emerich
Henrietta
Walter Salymarts
William Murray
Julia Wilcox
Willard Raby
Medina Hospital
Sally Keep
W.B. Murray
Andrew Keep
Sally
Hi Eds Group
Gratton School
E. Carlisle
EL Rey Grotto Park
Chronicle
P.M
O'Neil's
Sids
Nfants
O'Neil
Ton
O'neil’s
O'Neill
Orles
Savoy
Nehon
Cereline
M. O'Neil Co., Dept
Lorain, Ohio
Zone Canas Stataiceseae
Ohio
Thurs
Chronicle-Telegram
Sale! Dacron
Chidran
Shewt——Lewer
All-In
O'Neill's
Abem Cotton Mine
Sentferned
Coren
Lingerie
Lewer Fieer—O' Neil's
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