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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1959

Page

2

New Officer Elected By Legion Unit In South Amherst

Mrs King of the American Legion presided as first vice president Ralph Revere was elected. Mrs Lewis Kilmer became second vice president. Harold Burdue was elected to fill Kilmer’s former post. Mrs Roy Leigh named Poppy Chairman. 1,000 poppies approved for purchase. Regular hats discussed. Mrs Lawrence Holm named project chairman. March 18 meeting to collect layateen shower items for Lemon Home. dessert by auxiliary members for Legion Fish Supper on Friday. Dorothy Lalonde reported Buckeye Girls State success and pursuit of common pleas judge seat.

South Amherst King The American Legion Ralph Revere Legion Lewis Kilmer Harold Burdue Lawrence Holm Lemon Home Avahary Legion 1 Dorothy Lalonde Buckeye Common Pleas Burdue Miss Lalonde

Go With God Lent Prayer for Sportsmen

Prayer asks God to help a player endure hardship, stay honest, study the Book and learn from great players. It frames life as a game, asks for resilience in foul weather and sickness, and to finish with integrity. Reprinted from Go With God by Jim Bishop.

God Jim Bishop McGraw-Hill Book Co Linc King Features Syndicate

Kipton Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet Recap

Kipton Cub Scout Troop 120 held a Blue and Gold banquet at Camden Elementary School. Eight scouts attended with parents and guests as Thomas Weston served as toastmaster. Homer Edwards presented a gold arrow to Donald Everett for the Wolf Badge and a gold arrow to partner. guest speaker David Kurtz of Oberlin spoke on Cub Scouts entering Boy Scouts and parental support. Ed Livermore then showed travel films from California and Mexico.

Ripton Camden Elementary School Thomas Weston Homer Edwards Camden Township Fire Department Buddy Brumby Donald Everett David Kurtz Oberlin Ed Livermore California Mexi

Scout Banquets Planned for Ridgeville Groups

NORTH RIDGEVILLE Scout groups plan a series of Blue and Gold and Green and Gold banquets next week. Troop 140 hosts the Green and Gold at Fields Methodist Church Monday, Troop 155 meets at Congregational Church Tuesday, Pack 112 and Pack 140 hold dinners with Ridgeville schools Wednesday and Thursday, all at 6:30 PM with tureens and beverages provided.

North Ridgeville Ridgeville Fields Methodist Church Congregational Church Ridgeville School Fields School

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