Kiwanis luncheon guest speaker Morrison speaks on America the Beautiful
Morrison wellington Martin, vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank, was guest speaker at the Kiwanis weekly luncheon in Herrick auditorium. He presented pictures titled America the Beautiful, introduced by program sponsor William S Bennett, as three new members joined the Palos club. Installation for Lallywood Rebekah lodge officers occurred, with Marguerite Lewis and a slate of deputies leading a formal ceremony.
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MacDermott
Jlo
Herrick Auditorium
Tnatatts
Lallywood J Rebekah Lodge
Har
Marguerite Lewis
Maparte West
Celia Manning
Beatare Ybor
Maldeed Carmen
Florence Dunford
Verna Myers
Noble Grand
Rose Rogers
Doug Burkett
Gladys Bessemer
Margaret Wolfe
Liuvich
Oberlin
Halliwell
Eva Halliwell
Sey-More
A. C. Norvis
Hattie Schaffer
Red Cross
Verna Mull
Bya Halliwell
Cele
Veterans groups and activities in Wellington area notes
The Chronicle Telegram reports Wellington veterans and youth groups active in January 1947. Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars meets at town hall January 22. Boy Scouts selling General Marshall Victory Report for VFW Memorial Post fundraising. Spirit of 14 Post American Legion holds first 1947 meeting with a beef stew supper and plans for membership drives before March 17. National Commander Paul Griffith to visit Ashland March 17 for initiation work. additional kitchen work scheduled January 20. Ora Beam wins a special prize.
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Perry Mohrman
Joist Barber
Liedr Hospital
John
Stuart Perkins
Bret
American Legion
Ralph Gray Teas
Post Wall Ue
Ashland
L Ruidturulay
Paul Griffith
Charles Lashley
Gray
Ora Beam
Avon Lake Bride Elect Honored Before Wedding
Mrs Zrubek hosted a bridal shower for Miss Bernice Goebl of Avon Lake on February 22 at the Chateau on Walker Road from 2:40 PM to 8 PM. About 20 relatives and friends attended with music, dancing, and refreshments. Guests hailed from Cleveland Lakewood Sheffield Lake Bedford and Avon Lake. Also noted is the Georgia wedding of Mr and Mrs Jack Stelmach and the 1000th anniversary celebration at Great Fasten Church in Dunmow England.
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Electavon Lake
Bernice Goebl
Matt Goebl
Faye Avenue
Avon Lake
Thomas Zrubek
Edward Zrubek
Cleveland
Zrubek
Chateau
Walker Road
Betty Horvath
Lakewood
James King
Dancng
Tony Novak
Giests
Sheffield Lake
Bedford
Georgia
Jack Stelmach
Florida
Mexico
Valdosta
Amherst Circles and local club notes in brief
Two circles of the Women's Guild at St. Peter's meet with devotions and hostesses. plans for February box to Germany and a February meeting at the Hasenflue home. Garden club attendees accompanied by an illustrated lecture on perennials. Brownhelm church class reviews a book amid discussion on prejudice. Boy Scouts and Ladies Aid activities noted with upcoming meetings and tax help. Hospital board annual meeting announced. dog license deadline. local post office offers tax assistance Feb 10–14. depot sale and decline of rail service in Amherst.
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Amherst
Women’s Guild of
St. Peter's
Robert
Berger
Albert
Berckert
Barckerts
C. Herr
A. Barckert
A. Albrecht
A. Dock
William Hedy
Carl Dellefield
Jon Dolde
Martin Schroeder
Rose Young
James Nicholl
Kenneth Mather
J. A. Wesbecher
John Hamann
L. Roemer
Jatin Ludwig
Edna and
Olive Boller
Arnold M. Davis
Cleveland Garden Center
Brownhelm
Sr. Oldrich
Russell Miller
Tom Webb
Josephine Lawrence
Kawasaki
Wich
Ray Wikoff
Dudley French
Cammumsstoner
Sant Wrage
Boy Scouts
Ree Center
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Herman Miller
George Nichols
Emery Redman
Ema Larsen
Edward Martin
J. J. Smythe
Woodhill Drive
Guild of St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Richard ‘Zilch
Ih Pinoghle
J. Ki
Internal Revenue Department
Amherst Hospital Board
Town Hall
Neal Ludwig
George Carter
Beaver Fark
Pay Jordan
South Amhherst
Dwight Standen
R. P. Nuhn
New York Central Railroad
Deadlock in Portsmouth city employee strike continues
A 16 day stalemate in Portsmouth workers strike persists after a three hour talk between city and union officials produced no agreement. The city council rejected a CIO United Public Workers bid to return to work at 10 cents an hour raise retroactive to Jan 1, while the strikers had asked 30 cents, then 15. Proposals included sick leave, union recognition and bargaining rights. theatres to be built in some settlements in Russia.
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City Emsployes
United Public Workers
Russia
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Paramlas
Vy Price
Ambherst
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Ave
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Whitehead
Wiliam Dale
Marilyn
Nobil's
Nobil
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Gardner
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Hes
Graystone Hotel
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