St Mary's Altar Society Hosts Luncheon and Card Games
Tables for about one hundred forty were set for io approxi mately one hundred and forty as St Marys Altar Society met in the Parish Hall for a tureen luncheon. Tables featured potted plants. After lunch at one o clock, the afternoon moved to cards with bridge prize to Mrs Ed Urig and Pedro prize to Miss Barbara Stolz. Mrs Robert Struthers was gen-
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St. Mary's Altar Society
Ed Urig
Barbara Stolz
Pedro
Robert Struthers
Bridge Party Funds Aid Red Cross Flood Relief
The Central Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church hosted yesterday's bridge games at Mrs. Charles Hurd's Dennison avenue home. Four tables played after a dessert at one o'clock. proceeds go to flood relief. Mrs. Stanley Jackson and Mrs. Mabel Hart earned top scores, with Mrs. J C Googe winning the guest prize. Mrs. Walter Davies will host the guild on February ninth.
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Charles Hurd
Dennison Avenue
Central Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Red Cross
Stanley Jackson
Mabel Hart
J. C. Googe
Walter Davies
Sixth Street
Circle No 2 of St Pauls Church meets at Krugman home
Eleven members attended the Circle No 2 gathering at Mrs. Krugmans on Tenth street yesterday. Mrs. Mary Fox led devotionals and the group shared refreshments. The circle plans to meet February 10 with Mrs Eckler on Chestnut street.
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Circle No. 2
St. Paul’s Church
Bride Elect Honored by Holy Cross Sodality Shower
The Young Ladies Sodality at Holy Cross Church honored Miss Helen Bler ek as bride-elect of Thomas Ko valesky at a West Avenue home shower last evening. Bingo ran throughout with green and white accents for the luncheon. Miss Bierek received a gift. officers Misses Ida Yanowich Irene Stacklewo Henrietta Wizorek Sophia Dombrowski hosted. The wedding is set for January 30 at 9 a m High Mass officiated by Rev. Budny.
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Young Ladies Sodality
The
Holy Cross Church
Helen Blerek
Thomas Kovalesky
West Avenue
Miss Bierek
Ida Yanowich
Irene Stacklewo
Henrietta Wizorek
Sophia Dombrowski
Sodality
Budny
Daughters of Union Veterans plan flood relief drive
Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans met with Gray Black and other hostesses to outline fundraising and recreation plans. They donated ten dollars to Red Cross flood relief. Various club meetings and upcoming socials were scheduled including Junior Friendship and Hi Y Club plans for February 22 and a February 5 committee meeting. In Oberlin, Miss Betty Bishop presented dance pupils at Pleasant Street School with a teaching talk. In Damascus Ohio, Rolland Cronick, a Goshen Township High School senior, will compete in a regional home economics event in Columbus this spring aided by teacher Miss Daisy Stackhouse, who praises his class.
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Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Lydia Squires
Gray Black
Norah Abbe
Minnie Church
Red Cross
Fifeen
Kaley
Erle Chapman
Plaza
Junior Friendship Club
Kenneth Hicks
Frances Lemon
Betty Bishop
Pleasant Street
Oberlin
Shirley Simpson
Damascus
Ohio Home Economics Association
Columbus
Rolland Cronick
Cronick
Goshen Township
Daisy Stackhouse
Rolland
Flood Relief Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Give To Flood Relief Plus Ultra Class met at Mrs. Alma Schueneman’s Sixth street home last evening. Miss Leona Mowry led with Hebrews chapters eleven and twelve, a flood relief collection was taken, and prizes for Monopoly were awarded to Mrs. Dorothy Ade, Miss Victorine Sears, and Mrs. Dorothy Stranahan. A salad course for 15 members and one guest followed, with Valentine themed appointments assisted by Mrs. Marjorie Griffin.
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First Methodist Church
Alma Schueneman
Sixth Street
Leona Mowry
Dorothy Ade
Victorine Sears
Dorothy Stranahan
Marjorie Griffin
Circle Dot Club Hosts Card Party At Hu ron Street Home
Mrs Clara Wolf hosted Circle Dot Club members at her Hu ron Street residence with a brief business meeting led by Mrs Alice Kaylor. Afternoon games of pedro yielded prizes for Mrs Maude Salidan Mrs Martha Wirth and Mrs Alice Kaylor, followed by luncheon. Next meeting set at Mrs Flossie Massey’s home in two weeks featuring a card party and a Valentines exchange among zinnia sisters.
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Clara Wolf
Circle Dot Club
Huron Street
Alice Kaylor
Pedro
Maude Salidan
Martha Wirth
Nancy Robertson Led Garford Girl Reserves Meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the school the Garford Girl Reserves gathered with Nancy Robertson in charge. Mildred Oswald read scripture, Mil dred Blick presented a poem A Child, and plans for a Valentine party were discussed with names drawn for the exchange. Jacqueline Stich, Rosemary Smith and Mary Foster reported on Michigan Wisconsin and New Jersey as songs closed the meeting.
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Nancy Robertson
Garford
Mildred Oswald
Mildred Blick
Michigan
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Jacqueline Stich
Rosemary Smith
Mary Foster
Oberlin Couple Lyman Married December Twenty Seventh
In honor of Mr and Mrs Ralph Lyman of Oberlin their wedding anniversary was celebrated. Mr and Mrs Paul Eager hosted sixteen guests at 254 Harrison Street with various entertainments. Miss Marguerite Oswald and Gerald Gildenmeister won prizes, a gift was presented to the Lymans by Margaret Eager, and a buffet luncheon followed in the dining room.
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Ralph Lyman
Oberlin
Paul Eager
Harrison Street
Marguerite Oswald
Gerald Gildenmeister
Nine Granges Represented At Belden Meeting
Last night at Belden Grange Hall nine granges with 190 members attended as Carlisle Grange led a county exchange program. Penfield contributed 56 members, Belden and Acme 33 each. Old Glory 10, Ridgeville 4, Eaton 10, Carlisle 13, Wellington 2.
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Belden
Carlisle Grange
Penfield Grange
Acme
Old Glory
Ridgeville
Eaton
Carlisle
Wellington
J. H. Penfound
Alberta Penfound
Decker
Merle Penfound
Lucille Porter
Frank Eldred
Ruth Eldred
Penfield
Sisters Vanish. Sheriff Seeks Aid Across State Lines
Sheriff Willam F. Grall appealed to sheriffs and police departments statewide to help locate Agnes Urbanic, 19, and Pauline Urbanic, 14, who left their home at Stop 47 between Elyria and Lorain around 7 p m yesterday. They are two of six children of widowed Mrs. Mary Urbanic.
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Willam F. Grall
Elyria
Lorain
Agnes Urbanic
Pauline
Mary Urbanic
Family's Struggling with Missing Girls in Arizona Hitchhike Plan
A mother described two daughters, Agnes and Pauline, dressed in worn clothing and a white cap and red hat. The girls, aged 15 and 12, planned to hitchhike to a acquaintance's home in Arizona, while two older brothers, Joseph 24 and Frank 22, support the family. The mother stated she also has a 7 year old son and a 4 year old daughter.
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Agnes
Pauline
Arizona
Joseph
Frank
Five year old Bachman reads classic poetry at school
Wapakoneta Ohio reports five year old Matthias Bachman can recite passages from The Lady of the Lake and Hiawatha. He began learning poetry at two and a half and enjoys copying print from books and newspapers and drawing model airplanes.
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Wapakoneta
Matthias
Bachman
Oberlin College to Host Third Oberlin Peace Institute Lecturer
Dugan, chief of the State Department Latin American Affairs division in Washington, has accepted an invitation from Ernest Hatch Williams, president of Oberlin College, to be the third lecturer at the Oberlin Peace Institute session. He will conduct a course on Latin American Relations in June.
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Oberlin
Qom Lawrence
Dugan
Ernest
Hatch Williams
Oberlin College
State Départment
Washington
Longtime Sunday School teacher dies after illness
Gallipolis Ohio January 17 Miss Madeline Langley 59 a newspaper agent who attended the Presbyterian Sunday School Class every Sunday for 39 years was carried into church due to diabetes for the last time and died several days later
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Gallipolis
Madeline Langley
Presbyterian
Oskaloosa Named for Chief’s Wife in Iowa History
Oskaloosa Iowa derived its name from the wife of a local Indian Chief as recorded in regional naming history. Places and cultural origins reflect early settlement narratives and tribal associations in the area.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
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