Scout Meeting Notes From First Congregational Church
Girl Scouts of Troop 1 gathered Thursday under Mrs Glen Shoemaker in charge of formation. A rally was announced for late April or early May. At next meeting Mrs Elizabeth Work will teach Junior Citizenship badge prep for first class. The group toured city hall next Monday at 4 PM with Mayor Baird. They practiced songs and enjoyed a bag lunch before dismissal at six.
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1St Congregational Church
Glen Shoemaker
Elizabeth Work
Baird
Athe
Shoemaker
Blue Bird
Card Party Honors Past Chiefs at Park Place Home
Mrs. Ida Devinney hosted a Card Party at Park Place yesterday afternoon for Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters. Three tables played after the business meeting with prizes won by Marison Shrubsole Sadie Gorman and the hostess. Refreshments followed and the group adjourned to March 26 when Mrs. Shrubsole hosts at Williams Street home.
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Ida Devinney
Park Place
Devinney
Marison Shrubsole
Sadie Gorman
Shrubsole
Wiliams Street
Mrs Dostall Hosts St Pauls Church Circle Meeting
Mrs Dostall of Nichols Court chaired a Thursday afternoon session of Hostess Circle 1 at St Pauls church joined by thirteen members and a guest. Martha Wirth led the devotional period and refreshments followed. Rose Boals of 318 Winckles Street will host the March meeting.
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St. Paul’s Church
Dostall
Nichols Court
Nine At G R Meeting At Washington Girl Reserves
The Washington Girl Reserves held a regular Thursday meeting at the YWCA gym with nine members present. Betty Orvis presided, Gwendolyn Gardner led devotions, and the group sang Follow the Gleam. They planned a public play, set two-suggestion goals for earning Girl Reserve pins, and reported on the silver apron contest to fund membership dues. Mrs. E. F. Buron gave knitting instructions.
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Washington
Betty Orvis
Gwendolyn Gardner
EF. J. Burton
Hi Hatters Club Meets at Mrs Moehlman Home
Mrs. Harry Moehlman entertained Hi-Hatters Club members at her Lexington avenue home yesterday afternoon. The knitting followed the regular business meeting, with Mrs Norman Kaiser winning the special prize. A salad course was served, table centered with an orchid sweet pea bouquet. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Oliver Miller on Edison highway in two weeks.
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Harry Moehlman
Hi-Hatters Club
Lexington Avenue
Norman Kaiser
Oliver Miller
Edison Highway
Guild Meeting at St Andrew’s Episcopal Church
East Side Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church met at Oxford avenue home with Mrs A R MacDonald assisted by Mrs Harry Trumpy. Sixteen ladies attended an afternoon of sewing and refreshments. In two weeks they will attend Lenten service at 10 o'clock and continue sewing with a tureen luncheon at noon.
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A. R. MacDonald
Harry Trumpy
East Side
Lorain J. U. G. Club Meets at Erma Manson Home
The J. U. G. Club met at Lorain home of Erma Manson with bingo as the evening’s diversion. Elyria Brown and Elaine Stutt won prizes. A salad course followed. The next meeting is set for March 18 at Dorothy Dobbins 328 Cleveland Street.
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Erma Manson
J. U. G. Club
Lorain
Elyria Brown
Elaine Stutt
Dorothy Dobbins
Cleveland Street
Rochester Civic Club Meeting Moves To March
The Rochester Civic Club met at Mrs. Clara Crandall's home for February with a dinner and social hour. Members exchanged recipes and heard a poem titled George Washington by Mrs Crandall's daughter, then planned St Patrick's Day related quotations for the March roll call. The next meeting location was not announced.
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Rochester
Visits In South Bend Marked By Illness And Travel
Mrs Charles Beardsley Jay Beardsley and Mr and Mrs E T Flanagan spent last week visiting relatives in South Bend Indiana Mr Flanagan visited his mother who was seriously ill Arthur Jewett has been confined at home with a sprained back for a week but is slowly recovering Mrs Tewett is ill with influenza Her son Louis also is ill Mrs Ellen Dimick of Wellington has been confined at the Elyria Memorial Hospital Mrs Arthur Sprinkle slipped on icy pavement recently and injured her back James Murray has been seriously ill for some time
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Charles Beardsley
Jay Beardsley
E. T. Flanagan
South Bend
Ind
Flanagan
Arthur Jewett
Tewett
Louis
Ellen Dimick
Wellington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arthur Sprinkle
James Murray
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Illnesses
A string of social visits fills the weekend as families travel between Elyria, Wakeman, Norwalk and Kipton to care for relatives and friends. George Thompson’s Huntington kin visit, Emma Snyder hosts from La Grange, and Mrs. Dorothy Knapp hosts callers while Alice Parker’s nose injury is reported. Hospital plans include Steubenville operative care for a patient and St Joseph’s Hospital admission for Mrs. Storrow in Lorain.
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Corwin Coe
Steubenville
E. D. Thompson
Robert
Russell Murray
Elyria
David
Charlotte Murray
Dorothy Knapp
Cleo Crittenden
Mary Crittenden
Carl Fast
Forrest Crumline
Donald
Nova
Stanley Storrow
Lorain
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Alberta Parker
Carl Bradford and
Werner Todd
Wakeman
Austin Ewell
Brighton
Fred Mohns
Huntington
A. C. Pohlman
Dean Thompson
Ind
Thompson
Vernon Heifer
Dale Winfield
Charles Black
Arthur Snyder
Maria Morgan
Earl Morgan
Harold
Carlos Snyder
la Grange
Ira Rickett
Gibson
Clarksfield
Gariss Ward
William Shepherd
King's Herald group to meet at church April 1
Henrietta Feb. 28 The regular meeting of the King's Herald group of the Methodist church will be held at the church Sunday morning April 1 Mrs. Ben Bauman will be the hostess.
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Henrietta
King’s Herald
Methodist Church
Ben Bauman
Local families host visits across Amherst area Sunday
Mrs P H Latteman and sons Robert and Clarence with Miss Martha Delefield and others called on Miss Martha Bauman at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Aber sold South Amherst Sunday afternoon. Families including Kothe Currier Zurcher and Hand groups spent Sunday with relatives. Bates and Gegenheimer neighbors visited. Reusser toured Cleveland. Buchs family from Oberlin and Akron guests were noted with Sophia Falk of Cleveland staying over.
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P. H. Latteman
Robert and
Clarence
Martha Delefield
Fred Bauman
Carl Date
Ruth
Peter Buchs
Martha Bauman
Jacob Abersold
South Amherst
Walter Kothe
C. H. Currier
Oscar Zurcher
Carl Bates
Lena Gegenheimer
Ira Starkey
Art Hand
C. O. Burrell
Elyria
Mary Becker
George Lattoman
Birmingham
John Bohn
Philip Battenhouse
Kipton
Carl Reusser
Cleveland
Alicea Buchs
Oberlin
Anna Buchs
Harry Buchs
Akron
Sophia Falk
North Elyria Grange appoints home economic committee
At Lake Avenue meeting, Mrs H Bislick Mrs William Benke and Mrs Edith Miller were named to the home economic committee for the coming year. The program featured biographies of Daniel Boone and Charles Dickens, poems and various readings and songs by club members. The next meeting is set for March 13 with an officers banquet the night before at Penfield.
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Penfield
Lake Ave Community Church Sunday Schedule
Lake Ave Community Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and church service at 10 45 a m Reverend Earl R Peck serves as pastor The topic for the service is Distinguished Characters.
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Lake Ave
Earl R. Peck
Hickory Tree Grange Visit Noted in Amherst Session
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cotton attended with sons Raymond and Charles along with Arthur Kelly at the Hickory Tree Grange gathering in Amherst Tuesday evening.
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George W. Cotton
Raymond
Charles
Arthur Kelly
Hickory Tree Grange
Amherst
Miss Alice Bird to lead Italian class at Cotton home
Miss Alice Bird will meet the Italian sewing class for final instructions at the home of Mrs. F. E. Cotton on Lake Avenue, March 1, at 7 30 p.m.
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Alice Bird
FE. C. Cotton
Lake Avenue
Rural Elyria Township School Board Meeting Set
The Rural school board of Elyria township will meet in the trustees' room of the City Hall tomorrow night.
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Elyria Township
PTA Meeting at Lake Avenue School House
The PTA plans a meeting at Lake Avenue School House on March 5. Mr. Baird, a nature teacher, will speak and show pictures.
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Po. T. A
Lake Avenue
Baird
Adult Bible Class Plans Two Meetings at Peck Home
The Adult Bible class will hold two meetings at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Earl Peck. They will gather for study and discussion, with sessions hosted at the Peck residence.
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Earl %. Peck
Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor Visit Blauvelts Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor visited Mr and Mrs George Blauvelt on Wednesday evening. A birthday cake was served to honor the birthdays of Mrs Blauvelt and Mr Taylor.
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Robert Taylor
George Blauvelt
Mrs. Blauvelt
Mr. Taylor
Needle Puncture Injures Child in Toledo
Six year old Wilma Burger was punctured in the leg by a needle while sliding down stairs. Three months later the needle reappeared on the opposite side and was successfully removed.
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Toledo
Wilma Burger
Local families visit in weekend gatherings
Mrs John Hostettler and family visited, Mr and Mrs Albert Brickman of Cleveland spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Charles Cook, Mr and Mrs Carl Becker and baby from Brownhelm were guests of Mrs Mary Becker and family Friday evening, Paul Wagner of Cleveland spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs Louise Emmerick and Mr and Mrs George Broughton.
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John Hostettler
Albert Brickman
Cleveland
Charles Cook
Carl Becker
Brownhelm
Mary Becker
Paul Wagner
Louise Emmerick
George Broughton
California tops list as most air conscious state
California ranks as the most air conscious state in the union with 2,600 licensed pilots out of 14,805 nationwide. The state leads the nation in piloting activity and aviation participation.
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San Francisco
California
Union
United States
Planes Plant Trees in Honolulu Forestation Drive
Four army bombing planes bombarded rural Oahu recently with seed. Each aircraft carried 500 pounds of haole koa wood seed, dispersed over rugged uplands in a forestation project by the territorial board of agriculture and forestry.
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Ing
Oahu
Territorial Board of Agriculture and Forestry
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