Clapp Couple To Celebrate Golden Anniversary In Chatham
Mr and Mrs Exmest Talbot Clapp mark 50 years of marriage from July 27 1904 with open house at State Rt 76 Chat am. The lifelong residents active in church and Grange, with four children ten grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. He born September 1 1882 descendant of Roger Clapp. She born May 11 1885 daughter of Abram Jameyson. They farm 500 acres with crops dairying poultry and maple syrup from 1500 trees.
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Chatham
Talbot Clapp
State Rt. 76
Chatam
Clapp
Chatham Township
Mr. Clapp
Roger Clapp
England
Massachusetts
Ernest
Levi Clapp
Mrs. Clapp
Abram Jameyson
Ontario
Margaret
Dwight la Follete
Freso
Calif
Howard Lance
Burbank
Janice
Genevieve
F. W. R. Behrens
Medina
Avery
Margaret Dutt
Grange
Australian Farmers Visit Ohio for Four Day Stay
A four day Franklin County visit will host 38 Australian farmers and their wives who are touring the U S under a deal with the American Farm Bureau Federation. They arrive Monday and will be hosted by 19 county farm families during their stay.
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Columbus
Franklin County
U. S
American Farm Bureau Federation
4-H Clovers set August 3 meeting and camp prep
Henrietta group members must finish projects by the August 3 meeting with Ruth Bauman. At the Sue Dickenson home last meeting, the blowout committee planned food for the August 10 Meyer's Lakeshore cottage picnic. Slips for the baseball game were handed out. Refreshments were served by Merry Jo Thompson and Judy Meltzer to 16 members. Marilyn Born led entertain ment. A wiener roast followed the Lorain County Junior Leaders Club meeting at Oberlin State Park. A discussion topic was Do We Need Money and How To Make It. A baseball game preceded the meeting. Oberlin members of the 20th Century Farmers will hold a baseball game at Henrietta Monday. They lost their last game 16 to 12. A trip to watch the Cleveland Indians play August 5 took place.
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Henrietta
4H Clovers
Ruth Bauman
Sue Dickenson
Meyer
Lakeshore Cottage
Merry Jo Thompson
Judy Meltzer
Marilyn Born
Lorain County
Oberlin State Park
Oberlin
Cleveland Indians
Alcoholics Anonymous Offers Free Help To Sufferers
A brief notice states Alcoholics Anonymous views alcoholism as a sickness and offers mutual aid at no charge. The organization invites those seeking support to contact RP at Box 21 for information.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Rotarians Hear Vermilion Native Describe Korea
Dick Barnes formerly of Vermilion spoke to the Rotary Club on Korea where he served 18 months. He described conditions from contact with civilians and wartime impacts, noting Korea’s long history of conquest, a tense uneasy truce, and a divided 274 million population split between industrial north and agricultural south.
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Korea
Dick Barnes
Vermilion
Epoke
Rotary Club
Barnes
B. C
Russia
Heppy Homemakers Plan Ice Cream Social Meeting
The group discussed a baseball game chase matter and the August 4 meeting at Bill Brempy home. At Gertrude Holmes’s house in Oberlin members planned an ice cream social and paper sale with jacket measurements and demonstrations in hemming a dish towel and bias binding. Refreshments were served to 15 guests. The next meeting will be with Mary Ann and Geraldine Lauer.
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Chase
Bill Brempy
Oberlin
Heppy
Gertrude Holmes
Mary Ann
Geraldine Lauer
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