Chapters Sweep FFA parliamentary procedure honors
NEW LONDON Greenw ich and Wakeman FFA chapters won top honors in the annual parliamentary procedure contest held in the New London school auditorium. Greenwich Willard Monroeville Wakeman New London participated, with New London earning the second award and Willard and Monroeville sharing third. Paul Thorburn noted New London has earned three gold, three silver and three bronze awards in nine years. George Huston of Sandusky judged the event.
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New London
Greenwich
Wakeman
Willard
Monroeville
New London Land
Paul Thorburn
George Huston
Sandusky
Union Rural Schools
Richland County
New London Parliamentary Procedure Club
Carl Cawrse
Royce Ganz
Fred Gibson
Gerald Case
Officers Installed for Sullivan Eastern Star
Sullivan Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star installed Mildred Romine as worthy matron with John Romine Hazel Mengerink Chester Elliott Olga Myle Amelia Hanville Thelma Lacy Pearl Elliott Ruth Harzel Mary Briner Ann Cunningham Blanche Sandford Ruth Mary Donley Esther Jean Irwin Martha Edith Fagar Electa Eldora Heifner warder Royal Stark and Alberta Andrews as officers Special guests included Helen Ehlert Florence Surface Sadie Oliver and district past leaders with ten worthy matrons and nine dignitaries attending.
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Sullivan
Mildred Romine
Sullivan Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Helen Ehlert
Amherst
Arkansas
Florence Surface
Wadsworth
Sadie Oliver
Oberlin
Grand
Ohio
John Romine
Hazel Mengerink
Chester Elliott
Olga Myle
Amelia Hanville
Thelma Lacy
Pearl Elliott
Ruth Harzel
Mary Briner
Marshal
Ann Cunningham
Adah
Blanche Sandford
Ruth
Mary Donley
Esther
Jean Irwin
Martha
Edith Fagar
Electa
Eldora Heifner
Warder
Royal Stark
Senter
Alberta Andrews
Lake Avenue Community Workers Hold Christmas Dinner
Mrs. Bessie Smith hosted the Lake Avenue Community Workers Christmas dinner and party. Rita Starkey opened the session, readers recited Christmas Bells, and members voted to send a donation to Boys Village Inc. at Smithville. Donations to charitable groups were announced, a gift exchange occurred, and Mary Jean Gould won a special prize. Catherine Collier will entertain January 13. luncheon served at 1 p.m.
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Lake Avenue
Bessie Smith
Rita Starkey
Io Boys Village Inc
Smithville
Mary Jean Gould
Catherine Collier
Meeting Officers and Helpers Named at Local Event
Von Cole served as installing officer with Elsie Rickenbrod and Ethel Cooner as assistants. Marshals included Helen Wiley and Faye Evans. Organist was Faye Evans, warder Helen Welsh, sentinel Savilla Miller, and soloists Mary McFadden and Miram Spotts. Honorary marshal was Mrs Edna Cole. Refreshments at close by Velma Barrick Lois Ringler Grace Cunningham and Elizabeth Drew.
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von Cole
Elsie Rickenbrod
Ethel Cooner
Helen Wiley
Faye Evans
Helen Welsh
Savilla Miller
Sentinel
Freda Baker
Mary McFadden
Miram Spotts
Edna Cole
Velma Barrick
Lois Ringler
Grace Cunningham
Elizabeth Drew
New Winter-Grade No-Nox Promises Long Mileage
A car advertisement touts New Winter-Grade No-Nox as providing today’s longest possible mileage and unsurpassed wear resistance. It claims knock-free operation and engine-saving smoothness that enhances driving pleasure while encouraging readers to keep their own records.
Wrong Sort of Dolls at Memphis Show Sparked Child's Comment
Five year old Suzanne Brescia from Memphis complained during a performance of Guys and Dolls that she did not see any dolls in the show. She remarked that all she saw were guys on stage.
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Memphis
Tenn
Suzanne Brescia
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Sullivan Eastern Star
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St. Elyria
Bananas le Cleveland Banana Co
the Letter Shop
Masonic Temple
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Gulf No-Nox
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Basi
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