County 4-H Camp Reservations Open on Kelleys Island
The Erie County 4-H Camp on Kelleys Island offers senior sessions July 1 to 14 and junior session July 18 to 21. Applications available from Agricultural Extension Service offices. four Lorain County Junior Leaders to serve as counselors. Health and Safety Talk Contest set for Monday at the Elyria YMCA.
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Erie County
Kelleys Island
Agricultural Extension Service Office
Lodi St
Marcia Peniston
Billy Tedrick
Sandusky
Lorain County
John Devin
Art Grills
Marcia Hofer
Carol Schriver
Noa
Elyria Ymca
Brownhelm 4H Club News Highlights Meeting Plans
Iris Jackson Christine Gessner and Jim Klepek report on vegetable gardening at a Brownhelm BB 4H Club meeting hosted by Kenneth Kneisel. Paul Leimbach announces a dance and dairy cattle demonstration sponsored by the Senior 4-H Club at Weaver farm. Next meeting set for July at Brownhelm School with a State Highway Patrol speaker.
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Brownhelm
Iris Jackson
Christine Gessner
Jim Klepek
Tom Jones
Kenneth Knveisel
Paul Leimbach
Weaver Farm
Kenneth Kneisel
Bob Northeim
Carol Guild
Brownhelm School
Decorates Ridgeville 4H Club Holds July Meeting
The Firelands Decoraties 4H Club Ridgeville Willing Workers 4-H met at the Congregational Church with 12 members present. Officers were named for the pot luck dinner. Plans included a July 26 bake sale and a July 10 church meeting with notes on senior camp attendees.
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Ridgeville
Kipton
Howard Sehermach
Beverly Gest
Eleanor Junglasier
Amherst
Saundra Ackerman
Firelands Decoraties
Willam Snyder
Helen
Sally Jungi
Kelley's Island
Jolyn Weller
Sally Junglas
Silver Buckles Kan Do Club Plans July Work
In Oberlin and Belden locations the Kan Do 4-11 Club met to review completed projects due by July 16 with inspections soon after. Members discussed a member parents picnic on July 16 at Mrs Elmer Morgan’s home and a July 9 meeting at Jean Justled’s home.
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Oberlin
Silver Buckle
Kipton
theJof
Camden Clipper-ettes
Sandra Wasserman
Michael's
Laenet Crnvie
Mary Lou Minck
Elmer Morgan
Jean Justled
Belden
Bud Gest
Kenneth Mazurek
Kathy Botsch
Don
Jim Schriver
Richard Fries
Bill Schriver
Janet Dean
Club to assist horseback riding at picnic
Carol Brown reports the group will help with horseback riding at the upcoming picnic. The next meeting is set for Monday at the home of Sandra Wasserman in Butternut Ridge Ray Oberlin.
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Carol Brown
Sandra Wasserman
Butternut Ridge Ray
Oberlin
Wonder Workers Show Shews 4-H Beanies and First Aid
RIDGEVILLE 4 H club hosts a program by Linda Denes on distributing beanies and demonstrations on artificial respiration. Jane Kidney demonstrates nose bleed treatment for attendees.
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Ridgeville
Linda Denes
Jane Kidney
Birmingham Cloverleafs Club Holds Picnic and Meeting
Cloverleafs 4 H Club members gathered at Birmingham Road Park for a meeting on Vermilion River fishing and a wiener roast. Anne Thome and Mary Ann Wysocki led after dinner activities for 35 attendees, with refreshments by Linda Denes and Jane Kidney. Next meeting set for 7:30 Monday at the Brunow home on Joppa Road.
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Birmingham
Vermilion River
Ridgeville
Noreen
Mary Anne
Birmingham Road- Wysocks
Anne Thome
Mary Ann Wysocki
Linda
Denes
Jane Kidney
Brunow
Joppa Rd
Belden Clubs Plan Penny Supper and Bake Sale
Belden and Tasty Teens 4-H clubs organize a penny supper at Belden school on July 26, with a bake sale planned for July 19 to fund a health scrapbook project. A health and safety contest is set for July 7, and queen and scholarship honors are discussed for local fairs.
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Belden
Tions
Myrna
Helen Wise
Myra
Wilson
Irene Palcesko
Faye Gross
Grafton
Marie
Helen
Myrna Wise
Belden School
Carol Schrir
Hamburgs $125 To Go At Chuck's Snack Bar
A local snack bar, Chuck's Snack Bar at 521 Lodi FA, advertises five hamburgers for pickup priced at 125 dollars total. The listing calls for takeout only and highlights a limited offer.
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Chuck’s Snack Bar
Merry Maids Club Hosts Birthday Picnic at Camp Conger
The Clarksfield Merry Maids 411 Club held a June 25 meeting at Mrs. Arthurelia Carey’s home before a June 25 field trip to Camp Conger. Twelve members enjoyed a birthday tribute to Mrs. John Conger with a picnic and games. Lorettia Byron Judy McIntyre and Marilyn Tester led demonstrations before refreshments by Mrs. Carey.
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Clarksfield
John Conger
Merry Maids
Camp Conger
Arthurelia Carey
Lorettia Byron
Judy McIntyre
Marilyn Tester
Carey
Kitchenettes 4-H Elect Officers at Birmingham Meeting
The Birmingham Kitchenettes 4-H Club held a Monday night session at Birmingham State Road Side Park to elect alternate officers. Sandra Bell becomes secretary and Roberta Brunow I acts as reporter. Bell demonstrated blouse construction. Three members Marjorie Daley Barbara Baker and Roberta Brunow attend 4H Camp at Kellys Island July 14 18. Jane Peasley provided refreshments by Edwina Howe and Brenda Tomlinson.
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Birmingham
Kitchenettes
Birmingham State Roadside Park
Sandra Bell
Roberta
Brunow I
Kelly’s Island
Marjorie Daley
Barbara Baker
Roberta _Brunow
Jane Peasley
Edwina Howe
Brenda Tomlinson
Tasty Teens Meet at Coral Lehriner Home
The Tasty Teens 4-1L Club held a special meeting at Coral Lehriner's home to finalize work on their health and safety scrapbook. Refreshments followed the session served by the hostess.
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Belden
Coral Lehriner
Service Officer Reminds Korean War Veterans Deadline Near
Elyria area veterans were urged to file for Ohio's Korean War bonus by December 31. Veterans' officer Walter Klekota said about 3,000 state veterans could speed payments by returning completed questionnaires to Columbus, noting many have left them unsubmitted.
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Elyria
Ohio
Walter Klekota
Second St
Columbus
Tel
Norwalk Junior Fair Board Names Officers and Helpers
Richard Smith is president of the duron County Junior Fair Board with Gary Pala as vice president and Patty Garrett as secretary. Department assignments list J. O. Tresslee and others in dairy cattle. Walter Horner with advisors Gale Bachelder and others in beef and steer cattle. Swine overseen by Lee Buckingham with Dick Smith assistant. Sheep led by Verbert Chamberlain and Robert Todd. Poultry by John Everett with John Smith. Crops and Shop by Dale Crosson and John Wells. home extension work by Mabel Fernald and assistants. demonstrations led by Tucker and John Frichtner.
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Norwalk
Richard Smithas
Duron County
Carlos Fucker
Gary Pala
Patty Garrett
County
Batk
Dany
J. O. Tresslee
Tucker
Gary Palm
Miss Garrett
Walter Horner
Gale Bachelder
Roland Zimmerman
Norman Row
Lee Buckingham
Dick Smith
Verbert Chamberlain
Robert Todd
Johm Everett
John Smith
Dale Crosson
John Wells
Don Fry
Mabel G. Fernald
Marjorie Perry
Carolyn Sharpless
John Frichtner
Norwalk VFW Extends July 4 Observances in Town
Fireworks cap Friday night as Firelands Post No 2743 of the VFW marks a longer July 4 observance at Veterans Field Milan Ave. The event runs through July 6 with entertainment from Dogeller Brothers featuring games rides and a refreshment tent offering drinks and snacks.
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Norwalk
Fireands Post No
VFW
Veterans Field
Milan Ave
VEW Post
Progres
Dogeller Brothers
Veep Dale Subdivision Plat Accepted in Norwalk
A 26 lot plat named Veep Dale Subdivision covering 22.43 acres owned by R. W. and Mariah Mills was approved by the Board of County Commissioners. Ris 2013 location lies about one mile north, with Edgewood drive dedicated for public use. The plan includes a two acre lake, 4 houses finished and a fifth under construction. The Mills previously ran a grain elevator and feed store in Lorain.
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Norwalk
Veep Dale
R. W. and
Mariah Mills
Board of County Commissioners
Mutz and Starkey
Huron County Department of Health
Edgewood Drive
Mills
Merly
Loruln
Firemen Plan Magazine Sale In LaGrange
LaGrange Volunteer Fire Department members met at Town Hall Tuesday and decided to sponsor a magazine sale to raise proceeds for department needs. The plan aims to support equipment and community services.
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Lagrange
Bowling Party Planned by Ridgeville Youth Council
The Catholic Youth council of St. Peter's Church in Ridgeville met at the church with Victor Bronish presiding. A Bowling Party is set for July 7 at 7 14 pm. A noon lunch event and a church gathering at Clague Park on July 13 are planned.
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Ridgeville
Atl Church
Uprising Of Poles Ordered By City Commission
In Columbus Georgia barber poles must rise to at least ten feet above the sidewalk after a city commission ruling following a complaint. Harold Rose a bookkeeper testified after colliding with a low pole while reading a catalogue, needing twelve stitches for injuries.
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Columbus, Ga
UPI
Columbus
City Commission
Harold Rose
Broadway
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