Jaycees Dinner Dance Arranged For Tomorrow Night
The Junior Chamber of Commerce schedules its annual Valentine Day dinner dance at 7 p.m. in the club rooms with 80 seats. Men will cook serve and wash dishes. Bob Kaiser says dancing follows the dinner. Project chairman is Bob Gibson. The Bethany Church Missionary Society met with 15 members present. Mrs Henry Dickerson led devotionals and the group sang All The Way My Savior Leads and Psalm 23. Mrs Paul Rich hosted refreshments. Next meeting February 26.
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Missionary Society of Bethany Church
Henry Dickerson
Theodore Brown
Christian World Service
Paul Rich
Society
Pioneer Girls Valentine Party Set by Pilgrim Group
The Pioneer Girls Pilgrim group hosts a Valentine party tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. Each attending girl is asked to bring one valentine.
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Pioneer Girls
Founders Day Observed by Jefferson and Hamilton PTAs
Jefferson PTA honored past officers and presented corsages at a Founders Day gathering with welcome remarks by Mrs. Charles Boyd and a Hungry Five band performed. The program included a Founders Day song by seventh and eighth graders and a book review of Grandma Moses. Hamilton PTA noted a Founders Day celebration with a brief business session and refreshments.
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Charles Boyd
Julian Smith
George Sayers
Francis Folley
Roy Ramage
Howard Gollmar
Clarence Foss
Walter Gehrke
Chester Jackson
The
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Ted Berg
Lee Wurster
Jim Brenner
Kay Stang
George Wilson
Virginia McKee
Jean Long
Audrey Hodge
Loretta Baranchik
Mary Kreutzer
Norma Mathewson
iLillie White
Johanna Lautner
Victor Roberts
James Douglass
Marjorie Chetister
Charles Gentry
Hamilton Hamilton Parent-Teacher Association
Clifford
Captain Jane Irving Curtis Brown Exchange Marriage Vows In Germany
Captain Jane Irving and Curtis Brown exchange marriage vows in Germany. Newell presided as past presidents were introduced. PTA play portrayed group principles. birthday cake cut and social hour followed.
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Curtis Brown
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PTA
Mesdames
William Ross
William Davis
H. McRae
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Haugh
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Cedar Grove Road
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South Dewey Road
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OMS Prayer Circle Hosts Rev John Jason Guest Speaker
The Rev John Jason of Savannah spoke at the OMS Prayer Circle meeting last evening and will depart February 19 for an evangelistic tour in Ireland. The group held a half hour prayer service before songs and reports. The treasurer reported 536 dollars sent to the Oriental Missionary Society, 20 boxes of clothing to Japan Korea and Formosa and 32 dollars for shipping. Four boxes of clothing were sent to needy souther n states. A 10 dollar offering was taken for Rev Jason Luncheon followed. Next meeting set for February 26 at the Underhill home.
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Polish Club Auxiliary Elects Mrs Wyszynski President
Last evening the Ladies Auxiliary to United Polish Club elected Mrs Lucille Wyszynski as president and discussed club rules and sunshine fund plans. Tickets were sold for a future event and January February birthday honorees received special recognition. Lunch was provided and future meetings were scheduled for March 10 with Martha Smith in charge of entertainment.
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United Polish Club
Sunshine Fund
Sally Budny
Charlotte Mayher
Pauline Kasubiewski
Pauline Kaminski
Mary Jezewski
Tessie Bashak
Mary Lepkowski
Budny
Martha Smith J
Y-Teens plan postures and dances across grades
Freshman Y-Teens discuss good posture and plan peanut crunch sales for funds. Anita Bowman and Sandra Monk co chair. Moss Bowman leads devotions. Martha Cook to Akron conference. February 17 meeting on personality chaired by Barbara Ross and Sue Schilling. Sophomores review manners. Glenda Cheeseman leads committees. dances planned with chaperones and refreshments. Juniors prep for spring event May 23 and March 20 gym dance. Seniors host blue print party and Twilight Twirl at Palladium April 10. after-school dance at Franklin Junior High. hospital reading project led by Mrs. Gray. Joanne Kosco chairs after-school dance.
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Anita Bowman
Sandra Monk
Moss Bowman
Devotons
Martha Cook
Akron
Barbara Ross
Sue Schilling
Barbara Hermann
Elyria High School
Glenda Cheeseman
Peggy Perkins
Carol In Wood
Nancy Andress
Pat Echardt
Shirley Hruby
Pat Copp
Marlene Diedrich
Karin Koehn
Thelma Line
Penny Shephard
Barbara Payton
Ann Schilling
Holly Hall
Gawn
Holly
Sherre Kovacs
Palladium
Glenda Clausser
Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses
Hospital discharges include Mrs John Siwierka and a son at 145 Seneca Street Mrs Joseph Davis and daughter at 329 Eighteenth Street Mrs Clayton Walter and daughter in LaGrange Mrs Garland Mc Coy in Wellington David Walker of 129 Cleveland Street Gran Hall Grafton Mrs Robert Helmling 143 Taft Street George Roeder 21 12 Second Street Candido Cordova Cleveland and Robert Vestal 320 Cornell Avenue.
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John Siwierka
Seneca Street
Joseph Davis
Eighteenth Street
Clayton Walter
LaGrange
Garland McCoy
Wellington
David Walker
Cleveland Street
Gran Hall
Grafton
Robert Helmling
Taft Street
George Roeder
Second Street
Candido Cordova
Cleveland
Robert Vestal
Cornell Avenue
Penfield Farm Women's Club Holds Tureen Dinner Meeting
The Farm Women’s club met Tuesday with 14 members. Mrs. Mabel Brow, president, led business. Mrs. Ethel Perry gave devotions. Five dollars were sent to the March of Dimes. Mrs. Olive Betts demonstrated chair caning. Guest Mrs. Chester of Avon attended. Next meeting March 3 will feature nylon flower making by Mrs. Prindle. Grange card parties begin on off-meeting nights starting February 11. Lunch for 22. Elton Nichols and Merle Penfound attended. Penfield school reports an unexpected furnace repair holiday for students.
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Mabel Browand
Ethel Perry
March of Dimes Fund
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Chester of
Avon
Prindle
Penfield Grange
Allen Prindle
Grenge
Russell Soor
Elton Nichols
Pormona Grange
Merle Penfound
LeGrenge
Penfield School
Ray Shaw
Confined patient shows improvement after four weeks in bed
A patient previously confined to bed for four weeks has improved and can sit up briefly each day indicating progress in recovery.
West River Road Honor Shower for Mrs Gill
Mrs Gill was honored at a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs William Gill at Mrs Edwin Strodsack’s home. Twenty five guests from Grafton La Grange Elyria Amherst and nearby attended with prizes awarded to several named guests. News notes mention Mrs Lucas Hess returning from Detroit after her brother Aaron Toth’s death.
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West River Road
Gill
William Gill
Edwin Strodsack
Grafton
la Grange
Elyria
Amherst
Alma Wacker
Irene Gill
Lois Delaney
Beatrice Gil
Irene Bilow
Gilda Gill
Pauline Gill
Lucas Hess
Detroit
Mich
Aaron Toth
Hess
Roxalea Toth
Ralph O'Conner
Beechwood Drive
Thomas Kolmaty
Medina
Air
James Bertie
Cleveland
W.H. Chambers
Ford Road
John Cook
Ada Knepper
Peter Conner
Akron
Lawrence Leonard
Sheffield Village
Ralph O’conner
Avon Superintendent to Attend National School Meeting
Avon schools superintendent William Jones will attend the American Association of Schools Administration meetings in Atlantic City New Jersey from February 14 to 19 to foster closer understanding and economic ties between Japan and India as stated by Tsutomu Nishiyama the Japanese Ambassador to India at Simla. A minesweeper near St Ives Cornwall was freed after a barrage balloon was plugged into a hull hole and inflated to lift it away from rocks.
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William Jones
Avon Schools
American Association of Schools Administration
Atlantic City
N. J
Tsutomu Nishiyama
India
Simla
St. Ives
Cornwall
News Items Of Days Gone By February 13 1953
The item recalls Roosevelt promising a great offensive in Europe and Asia in his annual White House talk broadcast in 20 languages. Elyria merchants planned a meeting at the high school auditorium. Ohio lawmakers debated redistricting and liquor license boards in wet counties.
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Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
White House
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Events This Weekend
Community notices list a Friday postponement for a Father and son banquet in Pields and various meetings. Ridgeville hosts a Grange card party Saturday, plus church and school gatherings in LaPorte LaGrange Eaton Grafton with activities from paper drives to First Aid classes and kindergarten reopening.
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Pields
Grafton
Farm Bureau Council
Elton Rising
E. Carlisle
P.T.A
Ridgeville
Ben Presgrave
A. Woenrman
Bert Nelson
Laporte
LaPorte Methodist Church
A. H. Marquis
Lagrange
Boy Scouts
EATON
Grafton Township
Senator Greenland Leads Committee Drafting Bill
The chairman of the committee drafting the bill is Senator Greenland from Cleveland. The move positions Cleveland as the focal point in the legislative effort.
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Senator Greenland of
Cleveland
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