Society notes recount club dinners and meetings
Friendship Birthday club entertained at 807 Park avenue with Mrs Wyle Hengesbaugh honoring Mr Hengesbaughs mother Mrs J D Hengesbaugh. Dinner at seven followed by gifts, flowers, bingo prizes and a social evening. Next meeting March 1 at Clinton avenue home of Mrs Todgham. Entertains Club at 241 Columbia avenue bid farewell to Kay Sexton heading to Daytona Beach. Magyar Evangelical circle reelected officers and planned church paper order and Work Service relief gift of 25 dollars. Young Adult Forum of First Methodist plans Sunday meeting at the Boorn home with Rev John Herion as speaker. group to meet at church at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirthday Club
Park Avenue
Wyle Hengesbaugh
Hengesbaugh
J. d. Hengesbaugh
Frank Fodgham
William Almschneider
K. J. Boothroyd
Betty Hengesbaugh
Rae Herges
Jugs Club
Grace Schilling
Columbia Avenue
Kay Sexton
Daytona Beach
Florida
Girale
Michael Boliia
Irondale
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
L. G. Novak
George Figuia
Steven Lengél
Ellar
Andrew Nagy
Strondale Street
Courtney
First Methodist Church
George Boorn
John Herion
Theodore Taylor
Danney
Beevecourt
Holubach
George Hulubach
Vetina Wodresua
Margaret Ruzel
Arnold
Nents Beng
Ralph Stearns
Lake Avenue
Circle gatherings mark January church events and farewells
Mrs. Raymond Kiser hosted Circle Theres, with devotions on The Samaritan Woman led by Mrs. Harold Kiser. Geraldine Hahn read minutes, and Anthony Cignatelli reported finances. A February benefit card party was planned. Rev. Jerry Newcomer received a farewell gift as he prepares to join Evanston First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiser
Raymond Kiser
Roosevelt Avenue
Pilgriin Congregational Church
Harold Kiser
St. Tobin
Geraldine Hahn
Anthony Cignatelli
George Christian
5. M. Paonessa
Jerry Newcomer
First Congregational Church
Evanston
Th.inois
Jane Kiser
Cignarelti
Hawthorne Street
Ralph Prechtel
Circle No. 5
A. Miller
St. Paul's Church
Farr Jolley
Lake Avenue
Lor-Ely
Annette Kapucinski
Guessing Bamnes
Eleanor Wircenske
Florence Skok
Annette Kapusinski
Imogene Staschik
Lorain
Vivian Kesar
Fast River Street
Hospital Discharges Honor Two Newborn Girls
Mrs William Yoo and Mrs McKinley Stone discharged after welcoming baby girls. One birth at 218 George Street and another at 101 West River Street with both mothers identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yoo
George Street
McKinley Stone
West River Street
Oberlin hires Horwitz for zoning study plan
The Oberlin Village Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals approved a 250 preliminary study expense and hired A B Horwitz to lead the survey of Oberlin’s past present and future growth. He will address the Oberlin Chamber of Commerce and outline a program to reconsider zoning laws. The March of Dimes campaign begins with E J Enble coordinating a district wide drive for funds and soldiers delivering to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Howitz
Oberlin
Village Planning Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
A. B. Horwitz
Horwitz
Cleveland Planning Commission
Oberlin Chamber of
Camamerée
E. J. Enble
Obscure Community Notices From Oberlin and Nearby
Local items report Dr Dudley B Reed speaking at the First Church annual meeting and dinner on January 24 with reservations through the church office. Others note canned food drives, a Rob Drug Store burglary, church sermons and student talks, service notes on veterans, a Guild meeting, and a traffic collision on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Sable
Dr. Reed
Dudley B. Reed
First Chirch
Ttrquest
Howard Robinson
Guv
Ho Yo Zahm
Europe
United National Clothing Collection
Tobin's
woWa
Dl A.m
Willis E. Geist
William Weir
America
Walter M. Herta
Horton
Bunimer
First Methodist Church
Wall
Mary
Yocom
Purest Street
Mass
Tinogene Hunt
Robert H. Wilkins
E. H. Wilkins
Army
Camp Atterbury
Brazil
Air Transport Command
Everett W. Lampson
USNR
Teave
Pacific
Philippines
Jane Kinney
E. d. Lampson
Cedar Avenue
Token
Texas
Mes. J
MacLawry
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Sophomore Friendship meets with Birkbeck on Mexico slides
Mrs Birkbeck spoke to the Sophomore Friendship group in the Y gym offering colored Mexico movies and slides in native dress. She described language, customs and dress of Mexican neighbors. crafts from Mexico were displayed and inspected after the program. A brief business meeting opened with president Caral Double in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkbeck
Friendship Ab
Y Gym
Caral Double
Mariyn Cather
Car
Harold Amspoker
Jean Robinson
Nine Fliers Accused in Augusta Theft Ring
AUGUSTA GA Nine airline personnel were arraigned after arrests by the FBI for stealing government property from Buck Arthur Field at Argittn. The defendants, including four pilots two co pilots and three mechanics, were reportedly sent by their companies to acquire surplus equipment such as gyroscopes automatic pilots and transmitters. The group allegedly planned material for shipment bought from the government by American Airlines units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
PBI
Buck Arthy Ale
Argittn
FBI
Brown
Savannah
American Air
William V. Brown
Obey L.phomvioh
Charles A Rown
George Ho Chitetrassen
John Eeps
William Ernest Reetz
Phagies
Kitt Qt LL. Jacobsen
Hichard A. Carroll
Governomtt
Bushfield
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Elyria
Brookhouser
Lorain County
Birkline’s
Second St
Elks Club
Haserodt
Haserodt Jewelry Ey Inc
Branday
Regis Wn Jeweler Am
RAY Paumit
JOMAR
Crandall
Middle Ave
Amy R. Oreks
Keery Meevies
Richard Hanmer
Mary Noonan
Eastern Heights Foulevard
Edwin Smith
Norwalk
Broad Street
Belgium
Walker
Arthur Eklke
Aid Society
Lyle Amato
Ralph Betz
Boeiety
William Neubiser
T. F. Henkel
L. T Mosley
Walter Bagnell
Mary Diedrick
Miss Dirlam
M. M. Powell
Eighth Street
Delx Club
Betty Jameson
Adams Street
Jane Piewer
Second Street
Stack Home
Et Yet Club
Yareld Stoen
Ludi Street
Paul Westbrod
Carl Pitts
Harry Fawkes
Reginald. Fawkes
James Bellany
Doughiers
Scotland
Elyma Woman's Club
Wits Club
Lantharé- Aid
Silkt
Astorted Colets
Berson’s
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