Industrial Nurses To Meet In Dayton
Dayton hosts the semiannual spring conference of the Ohio Industrial Nurses Association in March 1920. Outstanding speakers include General Edward J. Tracy of the Air Material Command at Wright-Patterson and physicians Dr. Robert A. Bruce Dr. Robert E. Zipf and Dr. Lynne E. Baker. The closing banquet features Dr. Newton E. Levda and Pulsell E. Cox of Novaine Products. registration begins March 19 at the Biltmore Hotel.
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Dayton
Ohio Industrial Nurses Association
Edward J. Tracy
Air Material Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Robert A. Bruce
Robert E. Zipf
Lynne E. Baker
Newton E. Levda
Pussell E. Cox
Novaine Products
Biltmore Hotel
Florence Lewis
R.N
Allison Aeroproducts Corporation
Two Pennsylvania Cities Lead In Charity Gifts
New York fund-raising firm released year totals showing 10 cities donating 401 million dollars. Pittsburgh residents gave 31.29 million and Philadelphia residents 30.74 million in charitable gifts.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Pakistan Expands Tobacco Output
Washington reports that American flue cured tobacco exporters may face future competition from Pakistan as Pakistan expands its production to meet domestic needs and potentially boost exports. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes several years of growing output and possible future expansion for export markets.
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Washington
Pakistan
The
Foreign Agricultural Service
Grange Building Fund Increases At New London
New London Grange reports a fundraising push as a fish fry on March 13 aims to grow the building fund. A sale of soy beans boosted contributions, with 260 acres under cultivation in 1954. The meeting featured degrees for three candidates, Scout troop demonstrations, and plans for sewing and baking contests in spring.
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NEW London
New London Grange
Lowell Hileman
Lewis Heyman
Grange
Walter Williams
Walter Williams, Grangemaster
Orphan Williams
Home Economics
L. O. Dunlap
Marie Jackson
Henry Parell
Joe Duta
Japan
Ohio Bull Wins National Honors
Advancer Jester King, a prize bull owned by the Central Ohio Breeding Association, earned national recognition from the American Jersey Cattle Club for high production quality and breeding. Ten cows sired by the bull averaged 12,263 pounds of milk on a 305 day basis with 565 pounds of butterfat, while thirteen other daughters were classified as bred type with an average rating of 83.27.
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Columbus
Central Ohio Breeding Association
American Jersey Cattle Club
Ex POW Batchelor to Start Home Wednesday
Tokyo report says Cpl Claude Batchelor aged 22 from Kermit Texas will leave Wednesday for the United States. He is one of two Americans who refused to go home during operation Big Switch, then changed his mind. His 28 year old Japanese wife Kyoko Araki will stay in Japan until he completes plans for her to join him.
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Tokyo
Claude Batchelor
United States
Batchelor
Kermit, Tex
Kyoko Araki
Japan
Berlin Heights Wives Attend O E S Luncheon at Avalon
Mrs W E Shively and Mrs Sherman Hyde led Halcyon Chapter and district officers at the Avalon Hotel dining room in Norwalk for a luncheon honoring grand and district officers and 1954 matrons. Others from Halcyon Chapter included Mrs Clarence Ritz and Mrs Edward Hursey among attendees from Berlin Heights and Collins. News notes list William Shively arriving at Ft Meade from Camp Gordon on February 3 and pending transfer, H J Hill family plans to move back to New Jersey, and Don Smith and Donald Green attending company events and travel due to health and family visits.
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Berlin Heights
W.E. Shively
Halcyon Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Sherman ‘Hyde
Avalon Hotel
Norwalk
District No. 5
Halcyon
Clarence Ritz
Edward Hursey
George Opfer
Herman Powles
Marian Bellamy
Ina Reynolds
Collins
William Shively
Ft .Meade, Md
Camp Gordon
H. J. Hill
Milan
R. H Kuebler
New Jersey
Ohio
Columbus
Hill
M. H. Austin
Warner
R. H. Kuebler
Don Smith
Berone’s
San Gusky
Asher Brothers Company
Donald Green
Dr. J. Derby
North Carolina
James Green
Junior Achievers Tour Cleveland Industrial Plants
Elyria and Oberlin junior high students toured four Cleveland area industries with two groups visiting American Greeting Card and Publishing, Industrial Rayon, Warner and Swasey, and Thompson Products Museum. The 9 students met for lunch at West 65th and Detroit and returned to Elyria by 4:30 p.m. Supervisors included W. H., Vernon Bell, and Dr. G. A. Smith of the Elyria Kiwanis Club, with Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive officials also joining.
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Toue Cleveland Industries
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
J. 4
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Kiwanis
Robert Buol
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
American Greeting Card and Publishing Company
Industrial Rayon Corp
Warner and Swasey Company
Thompson Products Museum
Greater Cleveland
West 65Th
Detroit Avenue
W. H. , Vernon Bell
G. A. Smith
Hotel night clerk recalls sixth holdup under same routine
Frances Kemp, 60, a night clerk in Oakland hotel, says the job is monotonous after a young gunman on Monday grabbed $7 from the cash drawer and forced her into an elevator before escaping. This marks her sixth holdup under similar circumstances.
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Oakland
Calif
Frances Kemp
Lake Avenue Grange Hustlers Appoint Committees
Lake Avenue Grange Hustlers meet at Mrs. Irene Miller home and appoint committees for a March 5 dinner at the Grange hall. Names on kitchen and dining room duties. next meeting set for March 2 at Mrs. Ann Provomik’s home with a noon dinner. Demonstration on fabrics by Lois Simonds noted. Twenty one residents and three guests attended Lake Avenue Homemakers at Ohia Edison Building.
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Lake Avenue
Grange
Irene Miller
Rita Starkey
Grange Hall
Anna Provomik
Alta Behnke
Bessie Smith
Maude Kindle
Ltchen
Marcella Scott
Margaret Murphy
Ann Provoznik
Marvin
Lois Simonds
Ohia Edison Company
Eleanor Sheldon
Jane Turek
Grafton
Marie Bechtel
Amherst
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Edna Laver
Elyria Township
Red Cross
Elyria
Ishing
More Firms Aid Colleges Fund in Ohio
Granville Ohio Denison University president and Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges chair A Blair Knapp said 100 more business firms pledged support to OFIC. Contributions reached 3120 as of last April and gifts totaled 365,331 over nine months, surpassing the prior year. The funds aid 22 Ohio colleges not tax supported, educating about 15,000 students, with a one million dollar annual need cited.
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Granville
A. Blair
Knapp
Denison University
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges
OFIC
Fed
Ohio
Wilson Stevens Says Stevens Can Handle Issue
Defense Secretary Charles Wilson says the McCarthy Army secretary controversy is in Stevens hands and he is sure Stevens can handle the matter properly and with fairness to everyone during a brief Miami Beach vacation.
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Miami Beach
Defense
Charlies Wilson
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Army
Robert Stevens
Stevens
Wilson
Eaton Ladies Aid plans extra screens and events
Ruth Circle of Eaton Ladies Aid voted to buy two additional screens at a meeting hosted by Margaret Bistline where a tureen dinner was served Eva Rummel led the business session and devotions Cards were sent to Mollie Johnson and Geneva Knechts Catherine Sabol will host the February 25 meeting Martha Circle hosted a dinner meeting at Mrs Paul Hinchar s home with co host Miss Borchert Invitations were received from Mary Circle for a Washington tea February 17 and a party at Ella Rice s home March 4 Jennie Rousseau led devotions The February 25 meeting will be at Jennie Rousseau s with Millie Hill as co host Eaton Hi Neighbor club met at Margaret Bistline s on February 17 Ten members attended an auction to boost the treasury Plans for a pancake supper and a plant seed swap at the April meeting were discussed Bernice Ruski won a prize Mildred Parker of Grafton hosts March 17 at 2 pm
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EATON
Ruth Circle
Eaton Ladies Aid
Margaret Bistline
Betty Carpenter
Mrs. Mayo
Eva Rummel
Martha Circle
Paul Hinchar
Margie Borchert
Mary Circle
Martha Washington
Ella Rice
Jennie Rousseau
Millie Hill
Eaton Hi-Neighbor Club
Bernice Ruski
Mildred Parker
Grafton
Kipton Observers Founders Day at Camden PTA Meeting
Camden High School auditorium hosted Kipton Founders Day with Darwin Sharp presiding. Boosters club of Firelands district to meet March 3 at Camden High. Skit The Girls Talk It Over performed by Mrs. Warren Cowen and others. Past presidents honored, refreshments served. Junior class to hold a paper drive. Fenn College official spoke to seniors. Community Church Ladies Aid Society dinner precedes meeting. birthdays honored. License to serve suppers discussed. rug rags and candle making planned for upcoming events.
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Fenn College
Cleveland
Community Church Ladies Aid Society
Donald Davidson
R. A. Edgar
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Ridgeville Club Hosts Social and Business Meeting
Ridgeville Mrs Gene Blake of Caseroad hosted the combined social and business La Tafelpa club meeting Thursday evening. Secret sisters for the year were chosen and money making projects discussed. Mrs Edward Gradisek showed colored movies of the clubs New Years Eve party at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Kreci on Route 76. Hostess served a two course luncheon to dames Leo Guggenbiller John Huffman Donald Hubbard Donald Fortune William Furnas Gene Ice Charles Marsher Edward Gradisek Lawrence Linden Edward Kreci Herbert Stockard Fred Martin and guest Janet Urig.
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Ridgeville
Gene Blake
Caseroad
la Tafelpa Club
Edward Gradisek
Edward Kreci
Route 76
Leo Guggenbiller
John Huffman
Donald Hubbard
Donald Fortune
Scoutmaster Appointed for New London Troop 17
Lyle J. Knapp, assistant purchasing agent at C. E. Ward Company, named assistant Scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troop 17 of New London. Gerald Fowden is Scoutmaster and Dick Eastman is first assistant.
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New London
Lyle J. Knapp
C. E. Ward Company
Boy Scout Troop 17
Gerald Fowden
Dick Eastman
Florence Grange Activities Set For April May
Florence Grange met at the Grange Hall with Worthy Master George K. Moon presiding. Miss Pricilla Howard attended the April meeting and the third and fourth degree work were planned for the May session. The women’s degree team will lead the degree. The sunshine chairman reported many cards and plants sent to members. A card party is planned at 5 pm with proceeds to the March of Dimes. The group plans two tableaus for the March Pomona meeting. The Cemeter Club will hold a potluck supper at 6:45 pm with Florence Grange providing dessert and coffee. The heat in the Grange Hall prompted coal room cleanup for charity. Township trustees volunteered to remove and deliver coal to a needy family. The lecturer led a program on the Turnpike, Florence Township schools history, and musical numbers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arden Wadsworth and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stover of Union Grange. A pot luck supper preceded the meeting. Refreshments committee for March listed.
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Birmingham
Florence Grange
Grange Hall
George K. Moon
Pricilla Howard
Sunshine
Ways and Means
Moon
Pomona
Ella Reising
Cemeter Club
Florence Grange Hall
Florence Grange l
Linus Peck
Florence Township
Arden Wadsworth
Ralph Stover
Union Grange
Seneca County
T. E. Crawford
Paul Cook
Burt Call
Birmingham Firelands Booster Club Names Publicity Committee
The executive committee met at Brownhelm School to hear James Ehrman’s report on athletic field rights. A publicity committee was appointed including Mrs Harvey Brandeau of Brownhelm Mrs W L Davidson of Camden and Mrs Arthur Franklin of Florence. Other items note dinner guests for Mrs Summers birthday and local residents purchasing a home in Cascade Allotment Elyria.
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Birmingham
Firelands Booster Club
Brownhelm School
James Ehrman
Harvey Brandeau
Brownhelm
W. L. Davidson
Camden
Arthur ‘Franklin
Florence
Vernon Summers
Daugh‘ter
Douglas Franklin
Mason Road
Summers
Carlton Smith
Cascade Allotment
Elyria
Smiths
Clipson
Jerome Logan
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Cletus Witter
Garfield Road
Jim Clary
Clarence Parker
Harmon Read
Arthur Franklin
Sandusky
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