Milk bill urged at Laymen's meeting in Wellington
Philip Johnson and Alan Blackburn of New London urged adoption of the Carey-Creesy milk bill and attacked the sales tax as discriminatory at a Laymen's meeting in the Congregational Church. One hundred forty eight people attended. Harvard graduates outlined the bill and tax effects. D. C. Babcock acted as toastmaster. Group singing featured Prof. Devell and Miss Devell with Chris MacDermott and family. Einar Helstrom performed violin pieces with Allen Dudley at the piano. Mr. Garver of Sullivan, president of the Laymen's Association, presided.
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Wellington
General Assembly
Philip Johnson
Alan Blackburn
New London
Congregational Church
Harvard University
D. C. Babcock
Medina
Prof
Devell
Miss Devell
Chris MacDermott
Einar Helstrom
Allen Dudley
Mr. Garver
Sullivan
Laymen'’s Association of Congregational Church
Achievement program highlights 4-H club expansion
The event led by Mrs. C. S. Church in the high school study hall showcased thirty achievement pins and announced expansion of 4-H club work for this year. County agents Miss Alice Bird and C. I. Hummel spoke on 4 H club work, with reports from club presidents and secretaries. Two more clubs will start, with new advisors named for Home Furnishing and Junior Nutrition clubs. Local garden club seeds will aid junior and senior gardens, and prize displays will be judged at the Autumn Flower Show.
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C. S. Church
Alice Bird
C. I. Humnel
Harry Wagner
Arthur McDavitt
Wellington Garden Club
Zennia and
Gould
Sunnysiders Orchestra
June Carpenter
Margaret Fibner
Evelyn Smith
Marolyn Peterson
William McClaflin
Ted Jones
Warren Williamson
Anna Buswell
Warren Church
Bernice Richmond
Reading
Louise Obrig
Sunnysiders
Mrs
Women Life Insurance Talk Leads Wellington Kiwanis Queens Meeting
IE H Faulkner of Elyria and Guy E Wells spoke on life insurance at a Wellington Kiwanis Queens luncheon at England Hotel. Members voted to meet monthly and plan a covered dish supper March 19 at Hermeck Auditorium with Robert G Walden and K O Townsend as speakers, the second of a three part life insurance series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IE. H. Faulkner
Elyria
Guy E. Wells
Wellington
Posthumous Adjustments Highlighted For Widows
A committee notes many women are unfamiliar with issues arising after a husband’s death and the ensuing re adjustment period. They have scheduled meetings to educate and assist widows navigating financial and legal changes.
Dudley to Broadcast Piano Piece on WGAR This Saturday
Allen Dudley son of Dr and Mrs Harlan Dudley will broadcast on WGAR for Marshall Drug Co of Cleveland on Saturday between 10 and 11 a.m. He will perform a piano selection Dizay Fingers.
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Allen Dudley
Harlan Dudley
WGAR
Marshall Drug Co
Cleveland
Dudley
Dizay
Fishermen to hear W B Gray at Herrick Auditorium
W B Gray editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer will address local fishermen in Herrick Auditorium on March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gray
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Herrick Auditorium
Kiwanis Luncheon Features Oberlin Trio of Acts
Kiwanis members gathered for a Thursday noon luncheon and a surprise program headlined by Oberlin College students Max Chapman Art Hamill and John Landis who performed humorous acrobatic stunts for the crowd.
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Kiwanis
Oberlin College
Max Chapman
Art Hammil
John Landis
Wellington Grange Meeting Features Music Dance Reading Talk
A varied program at the Wellington Grange on Wednesday evening included music by Clarence Barber tap dancing by June Hemphill readings by Mrs Mabel Perkins and a talk on sails by William Barber. The flower contest prize went to Miss Inez Dunkle and the attendance prize to Ted Breyley.
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Wellington
Junior High Chapel Service Held In High School Gym
Thursday morning fourth period chapel in the high school gym featured a song Fairest Lord Jesus. Miss Sarah Huntridge gave a scripture reading and prayer and also spoke on Seasons.
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Lord Jesus
Sarah Huntridge
Ninth Grade Party in the School Gym Tonight
Ninth grade students hold a party in the gymnasium this evening with games, stunts, and other attractions. Eighth grade students plan a gymnasium party next Friday night with similar activities.
Firemen Drill and Women’s Circle Meet in South Amherst
South Amherst volunteers held a fire drill at the town hall on February 28 followed by a business meeting games and refreshments by the committee. The Nativity Parish Women’s Circle met in the church parlor with Mrs John Browoski Jr and Mrs Carmen Desenezo serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jackson at home
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jackson of Gaston Road are parents to a baby daughter born Wednesday morning at their home. Also note events: Volunteer Firemen dance at Swiss Hall Saturday evening and local church schedule including Congregational, St Johns Evangelical, Catholic Nativity, and Methodist services with listed pastors and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Jackson
Gaston Road
Ernst Partridge
St. John's
C. F. Schmidt
Church of Nativity
R. J. Stegter
B. H. Ryan
Dover woman to host quilting event by Mrs George Eberling
Mrs George Eberling of Dover will be hostess in two weeks for a quilting gathering.
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George Eberling
Dover
Lido Club entertains guests at Center Road home
The Lido Club was entertained by Mrs Arnold Laubenthal at her Center Road home Tuesday evening. Prizes in card games went to Mrs Florence Curtiss and Miss Dorothy Baldaur. The club plans a meeting in two weeks at Miss Helen Traxler's home. Mrs Nelson Chester and Mrs Marjorie Reisinger were in Cleveland yesterday. Mr and Mrs Henry Mehling and Mrs Walter Herbert were Elyria visitors Wednesday evening. Miss Perle Wilford will spend the weekend in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Laubenthal
Center Road
Florence Curtiss
Dorothy Baldaur
Helen Traxler
Nelson Chester
Marjorie Reisinger
Cleveland
Henry Mehling
Walter Herbert
Elyria
Perle Wilford
Nuit Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Mae Meredith Home
The Nuit Bridge players gathered at Mrs Mae Merediths home on Feb 26 for a business meeting followed by bridge. Miss A Robinson won high score and Mrs IL Devonshire finished second. A salad course was served. The next meeting is planned for March 4 at Mrs C Chapman on Middle Avenue.
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Nuit
Mae “Meredith
A. Robinson
Il Devonshire
C. Chapman
Middle Avenue
Display of British Columbia Ores at Jubilee Exhibit
Vancouver prepares a vast ore exhibit for the Golden Jubilee featuring 5000 specimens illustrating past and present mining activities in the province. The display underscores BC’s mineral wealth and mining history during the jubilee year.
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Vancouver
B C
British Columbia
Local Social Visits and Illness Report
Staff on Mrs. Helen Dietrick called on Mrs. Roy Lang and Mrs A K Mennell Monday. Warren Cragin and two children from Lorain were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cragin. Howard Walke of Avon visited Mr and Mrs. Lewis Klinect. Elyria residents visited A A Root on his birthday. Evelyn Burrer and brother W S Benton from Penfield went to Elyria Thursday. Mrs F E Sehriver recovering from influenza. Estella Aldrich Mona Rama Hamburger and family attended Herman Wise’s silver wedding anniversary near Belden Saturday. Harry Tompkins is seriously ill with influenza. Their son, who has been in the Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dietrick
Berea
Roy Lang
A. K. Mennell
Warren Cragin
Lorain
Frank Cragin
Howard Walke
Avon
Lewis Klinect
Anton Root
Elyria
A. A Root
Evelyn Burrer
W. S. Benton
Penfield
F. FE
Sehriver
Estella Aldrich
Ramona Hamburger
Ed Wise
Leona
Paul
George Wise
Herman Wise
Belden
Harry Tompkins
Elyria Hospital Patient Returns Home in Recovery
A Elyria patient hospitalized with pneumonia was brought home last week and is recovering well. Numerous local residents and guests from Cleveland and Lakewood visited or hosted others in various sunday calls and visits, including the Mennells, Nesbetts, Peltons, and Koepkes, with multiple family gatherings noted around Elyria and Strongsville.
Sunday Visit Highlights In Lorala Community
Mr and Mrs Offord and baby visited Dre in Lorala on Sunday. Saturday guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Saturday and C H Schalts.
Government Reet Houses Placed Across Matey States
Government effort places Reet Houses widely across the Matey States indicating expansion of public housing. Officials say the program targets urban and rural areas with new dwellings and supportive services.
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Matey States
Avon Rev Worth In Florida
The Rev. Leo Worth of Holy Trinity Church is spending several weeks in Florida. The Rev. Cuthbert Malone is taking charge of his duties in his absence. The Forget Me Not Club met at the Weller home club rooms yesterday. Dinner was served at noon with Mrs. Owen McKenna as hostess. The afternoon was spent in informal activities.
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Leo Worth
Holy Trinity Church
Florida
Cuthbert Malone i
Forget Me Not Club
Weller Home
Owen McKenna
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Lone Eagle
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Gardners
Broad Street
Newell Hotel
Aru
Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic Commerce
ROD and Gun Editor
Amherst
Women's Circle
Martin Ruth
Lodi Ruth
Lido Club
Axo
Woodvworth's
Weisner’s
Grunts
Ward’s
Sears
J. Db. Mennell
JL. D. Mennell
Miro
Marsin Ruder
B. T. Nesbett
David Pelton
LaGrange
Maion Johnson
Ira Swartz
Melvin Klinect
Rs B
Neshbett
Elysia Quisitors
William Steigman
Blanche Jantz
Dorothy Wentyr
Elvira
Jerelyn Woodburn
E. Hr. Wise
Ray Trenchard
William Buckingham
Mary Aldrich
Jane Burton
Cr. Schultz
Chifford
Strongsville
John Koepke
J. D. Koepke
Lakewood
H. F. Stroth
H. J. Rising
Shenk
Reidenbach
J. D. Obitts
Mrs. Wilmer
Siberia
Phillip Reidensbach
Vic Silver
East Ave
Murbach Coal
Lersch’s
Lersch's
McCallum
Bermel and
East Yarn
J. & P. Coats and Royal Society
Blue Nose
New York
Pastal
Hindustan
Jonas
Flyria
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