Hearts of Gold 4-H Girls Model Dresses at Grange
In LaGrange the Hearts of Gold 4-H Club led by Mrs. Paul Wray modeled dresses at Old Glory Grange. Amelia Blakey, club president, introduced the members who spoke on their many projects. Jerry Long read a safety essay and Gayle Smith discussed her Brown Swiss calf. The meeting, with refreshments for a large turnout, was adjourned early due to the county fair with officer elections planned for September 9.
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Lagrange
Hearts of Gold 4-H Club
Paul Wray
Old Glory Grange
Amelia Blakey
LaGrange Happy
Jerry Long
Gayle Smith
Austin Fish
Belden Sunday School Sponsors Picnic at Willow Park
Twenty five adults and children attended the Belden Sunday School picnic held Saturday at Willow Park in Grafton despite rain. Dinner and contests were staged in the pavilion with prizes awarded to winners.
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Belden
Willow Park
Grafton
New Jet Can Stay Up As Long As Pilot Does
America's newest jet fighter bombers can stay aloft as long as the pilot remains awake, says Mandy J. Peale president of Republic Aviation. F S4F Thunderstreaks on order will use four external 1,360 gallon tanks for extended missions. Republic's fighter refueling system enables air gas from tankers.
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Farmingdale
N. Y
America
Mandy J. Peale
Republic Aviation Corp
U.S
Republic
Belden Mothers Group Plans Elephant Sale
Belden Mothers' Study Club discussed a white elephant sale and the apron bar at a meeting in the kindergarten room. Members were urged to contact Mrs Henry Schriver or Mrs Abbey to contribute. Fourteen members attended with Mrs Leona Mole and Mrs Dora Abbey as hostesses. Next meeting to be at Gladys Gessie's home.
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Belden
Henry Schriver
Abbey
Leona Mole
Dora Abbey
Gladys 4
Gessie
Chatham Notes Highlight Visits And Local Events
Medina neighbours hosted Sunday gatherings with the Kimmicks and family, Audrey Kimmick returned from Cleveland after six weeks with grandparents, Bert Andrews planned a month with his sister in Homerville, and William and Mrs. Pierce visited from Cleveland. A James Winters reunion drew fifty at Ray Clifford’s home, and Bloodmobile plans continue for Lodi on Sept 2 with donor inquiries to Vivian Clifford or VFW Auxiliary. Mrs. Atlee Yoder of Litchfield suffered a heart attack and remains bedridden. other sick include Mrs. Albert Noah Ruth and Martha Feckelman who vacationed with Paul Rothgery family in Cleveland.
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Chatham
Car- 30 Kimmick
Amu] Stahl
North Mmsted
Harry Kimmick
Audrey Kimmick
Cleveland
Bert Andrews
Albert Kimmick
Homerville
William Pierce
Harvey Ensign
Ensign
Edwin Town
Talmadge
Lucille Winters
Spencer, Medina
Sharon
Lodi
Vivian Clifford
Chatham 16
V.F.W
Atlee Yoder
Litchfield
Albert Noah Ruth
Martha Feckelman
Paul Rothgery
Mary Estoc
Jean
James Burts announces birth of daughter Robin Ann
Mr and Mrs James F Burt are parents of a daughter named Robin Ann born at Lod Community Hospital Saturday morning.
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James Burts
Belden Circle Attends Tureen Dinner and Meeting
Twenty one adults and three children of the Belden Community Circle One attended a dinner and meeting at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Kowateh on Thursday. The group opened with a devotional and Lord's Prayer, discussed community cards and gifts, and heard treasurer and secretary reports. They voted to sponsor a project for new church school equipment and plan rug making in the church basement Tuesdays for a fall bazaar. Guests included Mrs. Ruth Redstone and son, and Mrs. Walsh and daughter Jean.
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Belden
Dorothy Kowateh
Anna Hostler
Ora Lohman
Arthur Wise
E. R. Beane
Ruth Redstone
Walsh
Jean
Virginia Beane Honored At Community Shower
A Belden Church basement shower honored Virginia Beane as she nears her August 21 wedding to Dorsey Hosey. Prize games awarded to Agnes Wise Viola Blackhall Dorothy Grills and Mrs. Oates. Refreshments for about 30 guests from Granger Litchfield Gratton and Belden.
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Belden
Belder Church
Virginia Beane
Dorsey Hosey
Agnes Wise
Viola Blackhall
Dorothy Grills
Mrs. Oates
Granger
Litchfield
Gratton
Japanese Wages Listed in Tokyo Advertisements
Japanese wages shown in Tokyo newspapers include typist at 28 dollars monthly with English, ordinary typist 20 dollars, hotel manager 28 dollars, accountant 42 dollars, mechanical engineer 42 dollars, store clerk 1.20 dollars per day. Also includes local social notes from Cedar Paint and Chippewa Lake Park events with families, picnics, birthdays, hospital visits, and visits to various relatives.
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Tokyo
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