Wellington Tipsy Driving Counts Bring Fines To 4 Men
Four men were fined for driving while intoxicated before Mayor Ralph Gray in Wellington. Two others faced speeding charges with six month license suspensions. Additional fines ranged from ten to fifteen dollars for various traffic infractions. A paper pick-up event was announced for the weekend, starting at 6 PM from Wellington Street.
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Wellington
Spirit of '76 Post
Ralph Gray
Walter Farris
William King
Bundles
Oberlin
Elyria
Westtierton
Memorial Day speaker marks Evergreen Cemetery service
In South Amherst Memorial Day observances at Evergreen Cemetery Rev. Dewees F. Singley delivered a stirring address on Memorial Living. The day opened with a flag raising at Town Hall and a procession of many local groups to the cemetery for services and tribute.
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South Amherst
Evergreen Cemetery
Dewees ¥ F. Singley
St. John's Evangelical and
American Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
South Amherst High School
Garland
Gold Star Mothers
Royal Neighbors of America
Village Council
Hungarian Lodge
Swiss Lodge
CIO Union 3280
Legion
Singley
America
God
Rt. Henry Stick
Congregational Church
Food Distribution Costs Increase and June Events Planned
Tentative plans for a party celebrating the winning team on June 9 were discussed along with a second party for the Reds at a later date. Cookies were served by Janice Kert, Carol Wurtz, Donna Settle mire and Jean Poiner. The next meeting is set for June 9 at 345 p.m. in GAR Hall with refreshments arranged by Marian Marley, Margaret Wurtz, Carol and Gayle Sheffield. The Junior Chamber of Commerce and senior chamber plan the annual outing at Chippawa Lake Sunday. Town Council meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. Mayo Ralph Gray may appoint a member to the board of public affairs. Mrs Winfield Avery was hospitalized at Allen Hospital in Oberlin Monday for observation and treatment.
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Elias Cooper
G.A.R. Memorial Hall
Linda Oney
Marian Marley
Susan Willard
Marian Lindsey
Blues
Minneapolis
INS
Reds
Margaret Wurtz
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Janice Kert
Carol Wurtz
Donna Settlemire
Jean Poiner
Mystery Sisters
Gar. Hall
Carol
Gayle Sheffield
Wellington
Neek
Aegemene
Mayo
Ralph Gray
Charles Skelton
Public Affairs
Halliwill Family Reunion Held At Penfield
The Halliwill family reunion gathered 56 members from Wellington Canton Wadsworth Spencer Akron Litchfield Medina Penfield and Pennsylvania at Penfield Society Hall. Eugene Halliwill of Wellington led as president. new officers named Eugene Burge Floyd DeLong Mrs Vern Lance. outgoing officers listed. Kiwanis Ladies Night drew 106 attendees at Wellington High School with 50 graduates. Wellington High’s a capella choir performed under Martha BeVier. Dr. Thomas Kepler from Oberlin Theological School spoke on Why Are We Here.
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Penfield
Halliwill
Penfield Society Hall
Wellington
Canton
Wadsworth
Spencer
Akron
Litchfield
Medina
Pennsylvania
Eugene Halliwill
Pen
Eugene Burge
Floyd DeLong
Albion
Vern Lance
Eugene Hashwill
Stanley Sooy
Kiwanis
Wellington High School
Martha BeVier
Thomas $. Kepler
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Kiwanis Club to hear trade officer from Cleveland group
Kiwanis Club of East Elyria will host Charles J. Ewald, trade officer of the Cleveland World Trade Association, as guest speaker at the Thursday 6:30 p m dinner at Hilltop House. Ewald will discuss trade grand aid for peace and prosperity, with a background in YMCA work in South America and education at the University of Michigan. The association serves as a world trade info and promotion arm for Cleveland firms, and Ewald has spoke to colleges and civic groups. A board meeting follows the all member session.
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Charles J. Ewald
Cleveland World Trade Association
Kiwanis Club of
East Elyria
Hilltop House
Ewald
University of Michean
South America
YMCA
Cleveland Chamber of ‘Commerce
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland City Club
Board of Directors
Kiwanis
Children's Church Set On Sunday in South Amherst
In South Amherst a combined church service will be held Sunday at 10:30 AM at the Congregational Church. The program features primary superintendent Fluckiger, Rev Henry Stick, Louis Burford on organ, and baptismal blessings. Six class graduates from 1953 participate with readings by Sally Burford Carol Moore Sandra Powers Hazel Stambaugh and others. The service includes prayer verses by the primary and beginners departments and a Giving collection led by the junior group. Curdy directs the choir and the senior high class leads the cradle roll blessing.
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South Amherst
Children’s Fluckiger
Congres
Henry Stick
Louis Burford
Sally Burford
Carol Mo
The
Intermedier
Sandra Powers
Hazel Stam
Billy Riddle
Little
Marcella Lutz
Richard Mee
Curdy
Jack Gauman
Werners
Gust Mathes
Delivery Contacts for Local News and Circulation
A brief notice lists delivery contacts: Cora M. Shepard at 523 Barker Street with phone 205 Y for delivery. Frank Anderson at 437 Courtland Street with phone 330-1.
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Frank Anderson
Courtland St
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Richard Kincaid
Tionesta
George Stewart
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Mt. Clemens
Walter Reese
Detroit
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