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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1950
Page
2
Wellington Melville Kennedy of Oberlin College will address the Lorain MEdina Rural Electric Cooperative at its 12th annual meeting. The event spotlights community involvement and cooperative goals for member households in Lorain and Medina counties.
In Wellington a Monday February 7 program will feature Mr Kennedy in Oberlin in China Fellowship with insights from his China Burma India travels and war service. The event includes Wellington school entertainment with the band trumpet trio baton twirling and two Carpenter boys of Nova. Officers will report and three directors for three years will be elected. nominees include Davidson Breyley Auble Rowe Hummel Sullivan with Barth as president and Hummel as vice president.
At the Lions Club meeting last night a regular program was held followed by a charter presentation for the Scout troop sponsored by the club. Rufus Taylor acted for Boy Scouts of JolI Batibo with relay-treasurer Wellington, Carl Diederick La Grange, Harry Rowland Wellington, Dallas Auble Spencer Marshall Carpenter Nova John Shilling Burbanit and R E Campbell Wellington. Harry A Bovard is manager.
Amerita hosted a Lions club event where senior scout leaders welcomed members, and high school guests George Ligotke and Bob Simon shared impressions of Lions work. Thomas Evans of Cardigan Wales spoke on US and UK education. New members Tong Carek Ray Swatek and Charles Hupp joined, with guests Jana Leslie Donegan J B Kimball and R G Taylor. Next week William Wickens will discuss Lincoln.
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