History Of PTA At Belden School Meeting Belden
Mrs Arthur Wise detailed the Belden PTA history from its 1922 founding with first president the late Mrs Frank Schriver. Early meetings were at the Farm Club building, now the Grange hall. Projects included a piano, hot water tank, first aid supplies, film strips, reading circle books, and classroom venetian blinds. This year under Mrs Norman Alexander the group plans desks for the third grade and silver service for 45, plus a mother daughter banquet new this year.
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Belden
Arthur Wise
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Schriver
Farm Club
Grange Hall
PTA
Norman Alexander
Pink And Blue Shower Honors Mrs G Wurm
A surprise pink and blue shower was held for Mrs Gene Wurm at the home of Mrs Ruth Hostetler with hostess Mrs Mary Duelley assisting. The room featured pink and blue decor and baby cradle favors. Gifts were given and a dessert course served by the hostesses.
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Ruth Groboske
Donna Reese
Ruth Hostetler
Mary Duelley
Mildred Graboske
Eleanor McBurney
O Grala Club Members Host Dinner and Games
O Grala Club members and their husbands enjoyed a dinner party at Airport Inn following their recent meeting. After the 7 o'clock dinner the group gathered at Mr and Mrs Donald O Connors home for games. Dessert was served at the close. Next meeting will be at Mrs Leon Groboskes home.
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Grafton
St John’s Ladies Aid Alters Meeting Date
Grafton group of St John’s Ladies Aid changed its meeting date at a business meeting held at Mrs Bertha Buchholz home last Wednesday. Dolly J Raike gave a demonstration before a social period and a hostess salad course was served to members and one guest, Mrs Joyce Halliday of Elyria.
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Grafton
Grafton St. John’s Ladies Aid
Bertha Buchholz
Dolly J Raike
Joyce Halliday
Elyria
Laf-a-Lot Club Guest From North Olmsted
Mrs Kenneth Lower of North Olmsted a former member was a guest at last Tuesdays Laf a Lot club meeting. Mrs A R Schwed was hostess and served a dessert course. Mrs Carl Shephard will entertain the club in three weeks.
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Grafton
Kenneth Lower
North Olmsted
A. R. Schwed
Carl Shephard
Anchor Rebekah Lodge Plans Future Events
GRAFTON Teams were chosen for a sales tax stamp contest at the meeting of Anchor Rebekah lodge last Tuesday. The contest will run until October 1. Captains will be Dorothy Grills, noble grand, and Betty Chavalin. Tentative plans were also made to have a cake decoration demonstration. A greeting card was signed for Mrs. Pansy Jonasson who is recovering from operative treatment. During recreation, games were led by Mrs. Lillian McClintock and Mrs. Grills. Prizes were awarded to the winners.
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Grafton
Anchor Rebekah Lodge
Dorothy Grills
Noble Grand
Betty Chavalin
Pansy Jonasson
Lillian McClintock
Grills
Belden Personal Notes Honor Birthday Guests at Local Home
Belden residents shared social time with Mildred Curtiss and Betty Gross at a Saturday party hosted by the Ralph Gross home. Attendees included Curtiss and family, Handfries, Wares, and Davidson families from Cleveland, plus visiting relatives and friends from Lorain Barberton Chippewa and nearby towns. Pic Donald Reynolds heads to his new base at Portsmouth.
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Belden
Mildred Curtiss
Betty Gross
Ralph Gross
Hugh Curtiss
H. L. Handfries
John Wares
Ralph Davidson
Cleveland
Frank Shriver
Henry Shriver
Elsie
Pat Haley
Shelby
Frank Tully
Joan Alexander
T. V. Carey
V. B. Kucukas
David
Kewanee
Paul Jonasson
William E. ‘McCabe
South Euclid
Jonasson
Pic
Donald Reynolds
Portsmouth
Polio Vaccine Trials Begin For Pittsburgh Children
Five thousand Pittsburgh third graders join early polio vaccine tests as Dr. Jonas Salk explains the shot uses a combination of three poliovirus strains. The inoculation aims to boost immunity for months, with nationwide trials planned during the national March of Dimes drive.
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Salk
Pittsburgh
National Foundation For
Foundation
Western Reserve '79 Graduate Dies
John P. Barden, the oldest living Western Reserve alumnus and a former editor, postmaster, and school superintendent, died at 95. Graduated in 1879 as the Hudson campus era’s student, he edited the Painesville Telegraph before becoming postmaster under McKinley and Roosevelt. He served Milan and Painesville schools, later retiring in 191. His wife died in 1932.
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Cleveland
John P. Barden
Western Reserve University
Painesville
Barden
Western Reserve
Hudson
Painesville Telegraph
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Milan
Five Thousand Dollars in Counterfeit Money Passed
Secret Service chief R E Holmes reported over $5000 in counterfeit currency circulated in northeastern Ohio. The sixth arrest, Eleanor Ferenchak, 24, of Cleveland, appeared before U S Commissioner Horn after being charged for involvement in the scheme. Ferenchak allegedly worked on a commission basis, earning two dollars per fake note. Other notes mention service members linked to the case and unrelated postings about Camp Lejeune and Puerto Rico.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Secret Service
R. E. Holmes
Holmes
U. S
H. A. Horn
Eleanor Ferenchak
Ferenchak
Local Medical Society Backs Blue Cross Plan
Lorain County Medical Society endorses Blue Cross community enrollment urging eligible residents to enroll The Chronicle Telegram sponsors enrollment opening Blue Cross provides extensive hospital coverage with no cash limits and up to 120 days of service The plan has helped Northeastern Ohio families avoid bankruptcy and enrollments invite residents not in groups of five or more to apply for coverage details and coupon.
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Blue Cross
Lorain County Medical Society
Robert L. Adair
Medical Society
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
Blue Cross Plan
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Woman Sold Fake Ten Dollar Bills Says Holmes
Holmes says the woman sold a ten dollar bill that was nearly perfect. The woman refused to reveal the source of the counterfeit money.
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Holmes
Classified Want Ads Prompt Busy Folks
Short advertising note urging quick classic buy sell rent swap use Want Ads with dialing 4135L for speedy service.
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Dial
Advertising on a budget lowers living costs
A fragmented ad copy notes that chewing gum, sticks of 18, and cheap messaging spread news and information at low cost. It claims advertising is a cheap selling method reducing production and selling costs, prepared by the Advertising Federation of America.
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The
Advertising Federation of America
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O’grala
Beaner” Watson
St. John’s Ladies Aid
Rebekah Lodge
New Hampshire
Camp Lejeune
Nco
Arthur Reynolds
Pfc
Edward Jonasson
Puerto Rico
Usrape
Grafton, Ohio
Chronicle-Telegr
Amar
Elyria, Ohio
Obie
Chronicle-Teleg
Hershey’s Choc
Betsy Ross
Dairymen
Kingtaste
Campbell’s Vegetable Soup
Duncan Hines
Robin Hood
Foster
Nabisco
Charmin
Zioxes
Florida Juice Oranges
Nas
Florida
Maine
U.S
Sugardale Tender Coney’s
Elyria Dairies
Local Medical Society
Denes
Main Street
Rothgery Motors, Inc
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