Old Glory Grange elects new officers at February meeting
La Grange Ohio February 14 new officers for Old Glory Grange include Master Frank Dusheuske Overseer Guy Ains bury Lecturer Bessie Sigsby Steward Russell Opfer Assistant Steward Mark Tran Chaplain Naomi Ainsbury Treasurer Wilmot Long Secretary Ruth Jones Gatekeeper Lewis Runals Ceres Betty Bender Pomona May Ams bary Nlora Stella Runals. The juvenile officers list names including Master Richard Smith Overseer Orville Rising Steward Bertha Mae Dushenske Assistant Steward Lois Smith Lady Assistant Steward Norm Naylor Gate keeper Forrest Weaver Lecturer Eva Sigsby Chaplain Jean Miller and others. A Circle No In Aid Society met at Mrs Ford Bachtel home in Carlile with March meeting at Mrs Andrew Rawsons.
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LA Grange
Old Glory Grange
Frank Dusheuske
Guy Ainsbury
Bessie Sigsby
Russell Opfer
Mark Tran
Naomi Ainsbury
Wilmot Long
Ruth Jones
Gatcekeeper
Lewis Runals
Ceres
Betty Bender
Pomona
May Amsbary
Nlora
Stella Runals
Mabelle Tran
Amsbary
Miss Tran
Richard Smith
Orville Rising
Bertha Mae Dushenske
Lois Smith
Norm Naylor
Forrest Weaver
Eva Sigsby
Jean Miller
Phyllis Weaver
Jeannette Wilcox
Flora Betty Freeman
Ond Treas
Hazel Ainsbury
F. A. Weaver
Orva Hastings
Circle No. In
E. C. Johnson
Aid Society
Ford Bachtel
Carliile
Andrew Rawson
All-Bran Cereal Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
A Kellogg advertisement touts All-Bran as a natural bulk aid to regulate the system. It claims regularity through moisture-absorbing bulk that forms a cleansing mass, adds vitamin B and iron, and offers two tablespoonfuls daily for relief with milk or in cooking.
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Kellogg’s All-Bran
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Local social and sports notes from Friday events
Mrs Maryme Phalep hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Carl Price and Mr and Mrs Tildes for a birthday. Dr Grover of Baldwin Wallace preached at M E church and dined with his daughter at the Walcott home. Kipton hosts Traveling Bible program February 13 at Old Glory Grange hall with refreshments. The last basketball game of the season vs Brownhelm on Friday Feb 11.
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Maryme Phalep
Carl Price
Cleveland
Tildes
Eaton
Grover
Baldwin-Wallace College
M. E
Walcott
Claude Rex
Akron
Rex
Merton Myers
Brownhelm
Dewey Aldrich
James Aldrich
Belden
Kipton
Old Glory Grange Hall
Winnifred Pitcher
Dayton
School of instruction in Wadsworth presided by Harriett Rein
The event Friday in Wadsworth was led by Worthy Grand Matron Harriett Rein and attended by Mesdames Julius Wilcox Fred Prosser Harvey Hopkins Vernon Rundle Karl Kolinski Erwin Adams Dewey Aldrich Scott Aldrich Judson Spicer and Arthur Wilcox. A roast pork dinner was served at Lutheran and Methodist churches to nearly four dozen attendees.
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Wadsworth
Worthy
Harriett Rein
Julius Wilcox
Fred Prosser
Harvey Hopkins
Vernon Rundle
Karl Kolinski
Erwin Adams
Dewey Aldrich
Scott Aldrich
Judson Spicer
Arthur\. Wilcox
Valentine Social Of Unveda Rest Club Held
The Eastern Chapters In District No LV were represented. Mrs. Dewey Aldrich hosted a goose dinner and social afternoon with out of town guests Mrs. Scott Aldrich Mrs. Claire Wolfe and son Jack of Belden and Mrs. Von Swartz. Covers were for sixteen and a Valentine exchange occurred.
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Unveda Rest Club
Dewey Aldrich
Scott Aldrich
Claire Wolfe
Jack of
Belden
von Swartz
Family honors Mrs Avery Wilcox with birthday dinner
Mrs Avery Wilcox was honored by her family Sunday at her son Albert S Wilcox and wife home where a bountiful dinner was served. Fred and Leelyn Wilcox baked birthday cakes for their grandmother. Guests numbering thirteen were seated at two tables.
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Avery Wilcox
Albert S. Wilcox
Fred
Leelyn Wilcox
Birthday gathering honors Henry Gott birth day
A family gathering at Henry Gott's home on Sunday featured a chicken pie dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Edward Haynes and daughters Kathryn and Elizabeth of Lakewood Mr and Mrs Carl Gott and daughter Carol and the hosts Several remembrances were sent The Baptist prayer meeting is set for Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Erwin Howard on Wheeler road. Others, including Tenant Wilson of Cleveland Russell Wilson of Brownhelm and John Hayden and family, visited relatives and friends on Sunday The first fourth and fifth grades enjoyed a holiday Friday after eighty perfect sessions.
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Henry Gott
Edward Haynes
Kathryn
Elizabeth
Lakewood
Carl Gott
Carol
Erwin Howard
Wheeler Road
Tenant Wilson
Cleveland
Russell Wilson
Brownhelm
W. G. Wilson
John Hayden
Elliott
Sullivan
Local News Briefs Highlight Students and Births
Teachers Jennie Holcomb Ruth Tran and Wilhelmina Ko Husk are noted with Juniors receiving class pins. Mr and Mrs Leland Heath and Charles with Mr and Mrs Alonzo Jackson visited Mr and Mrs Claude Pierce in Poe Friday. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Syria are proud parents of a nine pound son. Mrs Smith formerly Miss Maxine Gott. Mr and Mrs Henry Gott celebrate a great grandson. A. R. Underhill shares the death of his brother Ernest Underhill of Tennessee. C W Kennedy from Berea will lead the M E pulpit Sunday morning.
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Jennie Holcomb
Ruth Tran
Wilhelmina Ko- Husk
Leland Heath
Charles
Alonzo Jackson
Calude Pierce
Poe
Charles Smith
Syria
Smith
Maxine Gott
Henry Gott
A. R. Underhill
Ernest Underhill
Tyennee
C. W. Kennedy
Berea
M. E
Amateur Nite at Kipton High School Auditorium
Kipton Ohio February 14 A high school radio review program presented with Kenneth Carpenter acting as Major Bowes. Performers included Betty Whitney Ruth Rowell Orpha Jane Brumby Calwyn Davidson Stella Buczek and many others with acts ranging from violin and trombone solos to novelty songs and vocal duets. Prizes of 2.06 1.00 and .50 awarded to top winners.
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Rufus
Sambo
Russell Searles
Nance Alferio
Minnie Davidson
Jimmy Brehm
Jimmie Hinderer
Mildred Searles
Robert Waite
Betty Whitney
Alberta Morgan
Evan Petrovich
Bob ‘Travalik
Eileen Arnold
Marguerite McCullough
Local Poultry and Talent Highlights Stir Kipton Week
Miss Frances Davidson presided at the piano while The Rhythm Sisters and Hill Billy Rhythm Busters plus Ru fus and Sambo earned top prizes in a local contest. Ohio official Amnett inspected Kipton Hatchery poultry flocks last weekend as the hatchery prepares an electric incubator and future chick hatching.
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Rhythm Sisters” Hill Billy Rhythm Busters
Rufus
Sambo
Frances Davidson
Amnett
Ohio Poultry Improvement Association of Columbus
Kipton Hatchery
Remains of Joe Twining Buried at Camden Cemetery
The remains of Joe Twining formerly of Cam den and resident of Oberlin who died last week were brought to Camden cemetery for burial on Sunday afternoon.
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Joe Twining
Oberlin
Camden
Mrs Emma Morgan Recovers From Pneumonia Attack
Mrs Emma Morgan is slowly recovering from a near attack of pneumonia and is staying at the home of her son Dean Morgan.
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Emma Morgan
Dean Morgan
Young Y P B S Class Meets in Camden Churches
About 22 youths from the Y P B S class of Camden Baptist church gathered Tuesday evening January 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Searles in Camden. Prior to that on Tuesday evening January 1 the Millers home was opened to them.
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Camden
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