Huntington Grangers Hear Talk On Scouts
Twenty six members of Huntington Grange No 2643 met last Thursday and heard an interesting program presented by the Huntington Boy Scout troop. Glen Rollins was honored for service.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
18
Twenty six members of Huntington Grange No 2643 met last Thursday and heard an interesting program presented by the Huntington Boy Scout troop. Glen Rollins was honored for service.
The Grange changes plans for the next meeting on May 1 with a pie social replacing the usual luncheon and sets a dress contest for May 15. Members are asked to note the dates and contact Marion Bigelow for details. Ensure frozen fish remain fully frozen until thawing starts before cooking.
Mrs Elsie Bursley and Mrs Stoll co hosted at the latter’s home for Garden Circle with twenty members two guests and three children present. Program included an original play Painless Gardening by Mrs Alcox. Civic plans to plant around the town hall were authorized and Gladiah bulbs distributed to members.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Strosack hosted Easter dinner for George Koppenhafer of Lorain and Victor Perusek of Wadsworth. The afternoon ride to Wadsworth delivered Perusek home, then evening visits included Clarence and Mrs Smith in Avon Lake. Frequent gatherings with relatives extended into North Olmsted and Medina.
United Press reports locust outbreaks under US aid shape Iran's land reform. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi backs redistribution as peasants gain land while large landowners resist. Locust control and oil settlement influence whether Iran drifts toward reform or communist pressure via the Tudeh party.
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