Methodist Officials Are Named Grafton Annual Church Board Named
GRAFTON W Reese elected chairman of the official board of the Methodist Church. Mrs Margaret Bamrick named vice chairman and Mrs Edna Finlayson secretary. Other officers include Mrs Wilhelmine Metzger treasurer and B B Cox lay teacher. Altar and flower committee led by Mrs Puth Tomasheska with Mrs Betty Logan and others. Edith Howard and Winifred Tran elected financial secretaries. Annual conference set for June 21 to 28 at Lakeside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
W. G. Reese
Methodist Church
Margaret Bamrick
Edna Finlayson
Wilhelmine Metzger
Wilma Bowley
B B. Cox
Puth Tomasheska
Betty Logan
Harlow Kendig
William Shively
Edith Howard
Winifred Tran
Lakeside
Mission Circle Sends Package To Missionary
Mrs. Barbara’s kidney was hostess for the June meeting of Mission Circle No. 2. A package was sent to a missionary in the Fiji Islands as part of a project to furnish a sanctuary with several mission orders. A dessert course was served. The next meeting will be July 20 at the home of Mrs. Stanley Bash.
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Grafton
Barbaras
Fip Islands
Stanley Bash
Belden Musicians Perform at Cleveland Recital
Belden musicians Bill and James Somsak featured in a students recital at Stephen Mozsy's Music Studio in Cleveland Sunday afternoon. Bill performed piano numbers while James played accordion pieces. The Somsaks and family later attended services at West Side Hungarian Reformed Church near St John's Grove.
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Belden
Bill
James Somsak
Stephen Mozsy
Cleveland
James
William Somsak
West Side
Hungarian Reformed Church
Neme
St John's Grove
Card Club Gifts and House Guests Highlight Week
Elaine Smith received a baby gift from the Nifty Nine Card Club entertained by Mary Louise Gill. The Belden visit featured the Martys hosting relatives in Parkersburg before returning home. Wanda De Vencenzio hosted 12 at a home products party. Henry Schriver held a supper for his children's friends with seventeen guests. Pvt William Bullock and Mrs Bullock left for Fort McClellan. Jeanne Kowalski to host July meeting.
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Grafton
Elaine Smithjé
Nine Card Club
Mary Louise Gill
Belden
George Marty
Edgar
Parkersburg
W. Va
Martys
Wanda de Vencenzio
Henry Schriver
William Bullock
Belden Church
Lee Bullock
Ft. McClel- Pinchole
Civil Co
McClelland
Ala
Ladies Society of St. John Names Treasurer
GRAFTON Mrs Dorothy Howser opened the June meeting of the Grafton Ladies Aid Society of St John Lutheran Church with an evening prayer. Mrs Augusta Gehlke hosted. Wanda Drachenberg was elected treasurer replacing Mrs Arnold Buchholz who resigned. Special prizes went to Mrs Bertha Buchholz Mrs Arlene Zimmer and Mrs Eleanor McCloskey. The July gathering will be at Mrs Howser's home.
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Grafton
Dorothy Howser
Grafton Ladies Aid Society
St. John Lutheran Church
Augusta Gehlke
Wanda Drachenberg
Arnold Buchholz
Bertha Buchholz
Arlene Zimmer
Eleanor McCloskey
Howser
Grafton Bible School closes with program for 100 children
Grafton Vacation Bible School ended with a church program at the Grafton Methodist Church. Over 100 children and 56 adults attended, receiving certificates after songs, readings, dramatizations, and a puppet show. Kathy Everson played flute. Rev. Istroebel gave welcome. leaders included Mrs. Clark Evans, Mrs. George Edwards, Miss Penny Cook, and Miss Sue Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Kathy Everson
Fred Istroebel
Clark Evans
George Edwards
Penny Cook
Sue Yates
Andergarten
Walter Slattery
Paul Pinkley
Sandra Gray
Charlotte Howser
Jean Schaefer
Jerry Smith
Leonard Bescan
Wihar Lailley
Emery Goodrich
Sherman Cox
Roberta Yates
Carolle McConnell
Charles Yates
Glenn Henning
Charles Warren
Patty Cox
Doris Peake
Mtica Ynwesr
Charce
Secret Sisters Exchange Gifts at Baker's Dozen Pinochle
Secret sisters met for Baker's Dozen Pinochle gifting with birthdays and anniversaries exchanged. Dorothy McGill and Wilhelmine Metzger stood out for high scores and prizes, while Mrs Lowse Lawson hosted a two course lunch and will host the July meeting.
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Grafton
Dorothy McGill
Six Fined In Wellington Mayor's Court
Wellington charged Roy Senders with intoxication and fined 25 dollars in Mayor's Court Saturday. Five others paid 15 dollars each on various charges. Helen Carter of St Paul Minnesota and Frank Michele of Aliquippa Pennsylvania were fined for reckless operation. Horsel Case of New London and Lovell Dewey of Lansing Michigan were fined for passing a railroad crossing, and Irving Feldman of Queens New York for crossing a yellow line.
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Wellington
Roy Senders
Helen Carter
St. Paul
Californian Visits Club at Meeting of So We Seuil Club
GRAFTON Pat Dunlap of Long Beach California and Sally Lawsons and Sandy Carino were guests at a meeting of So We Seuil Club. Twenty one members and advisors Mrs Howard Boone and Mrs Bert Nelson attended. The girls split into five groups from beginners to fifth grade and worked on projects including pin cushions luncheon cloths dresses sport outfits and lounging sets. Plans for a summer camp at Kelley’s Island were discussed. Meetings at the Methodist Church on Wednesdays at 1 p.m.
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Grafton
Pat Dunlap
Long Beach
Calif
Sally Lawsons
Sandy Carino
So We Seuil Club
Howard Boone
Bert Nelson
Kelley's Island
Methodist Church
Kan Do 4 H Events Set For Summer
Belden Katherine Carter guest and 15 Kan Do 4 H Club members met Friday at Norman Dean farm Mothers attended along with Mrs Dean Mrs Howard Parish and Mrs Marnal Botsch Plans included purchasing jackets for display at next meeting Camp at Kelleys Island July 9 to 13 attended by Eugene Woodard and Jim Schriver Readings on car handling calf care and insurance discussed Calves insured during Lorain County Park show period Next meeting at Kathy Botsch home.
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Henry Schriver
Schrner and
Fries
Lorain County Park
Kathy Botsch
Astyria Chronicle Telegram Item From Ohio June 22
A fragment from the Astyria Chronicle Telegram dated June 22 reports a local Ohio event in Web. format with sparse details, mentioning the city and date without clear names or outcomes. The unreadable OCR limits further specificity.
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Astyria
Ohio
Reading Club Sees Record Enrollment for Summer Session
Oberlin reports the summer reading club has reached a record enrollment with 70 signups. Fourth graders lead with 41 participants while pre-school 28 first grade 39 second grade 18 third grade 41 fifth grade 17 sixth grade 2 seventh grade 2 eighth grade 2 have completed their ten book requirements.
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Oberlin
Eleanor Owens
Aurts
Paul Rimelspach
Professor St
Nadine Hanmer
Walnut St
Ridgeville Group Entertained by Ladies Benevolent Society
Members of the Ladies Benevolent Society of the North Ridgeville Congregational Church were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Richard Redstone on Grafton Cowley Rd. Rev Frank Ship preached Sunday at the Grafton Methodist Church. Mrs Howard Gould gave a talk. Jack Spitek led devotions. Mrs Edna Finlayson lay leader Ethan Brown and Mrs Ralph Chapman served a dessert. About 20 adults and six children attended.
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Belden
Ladies Benevolent
North Ridgeville
Richard Redstone
Grafton
Frank Ship
Cowley
Dwight Nesmeyer
Parma
Howard Gould
Fred Stroebel
Aften
India
Steve Adam
Lake Mus
Jack Spitek
Edna Finlayson
Ethan Brown
Ralph
Chapman
Chicken and Smokehouse Sausage Ad At Klinect Meats
Classified style notice for Klinect Meats at No 76 South of Belden offering dressed chickens for stewing and prying, smoked meats, and homemade sausage. Beer by the quarter or half. custom butchering available. contact Gratton 2338.
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Klinect Meats Rie
Belden
Phone Gratton
4 H Club Plans Fair Demonstration at Lorain County
Grafton Merry Miners 4 H Chub met at the school to discuss an August demonstration at the Lorain County Fair in Wellington. They also debated judging yeast rolls and bread, and plans for a camp at Kelley's Island. Advisor Mrs June Barendt attended with Joanne Bouley as guest and Jackie Barendt led games.
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Grafton
Lorain County Fair
Wellington
Grafton Merry
Kelley’s Island
June Barendt
Joanne Bouley
Jackie Barendt
Belden and Redstone Attend Northeast Ohio Methodist Session
Mrs Dwight Reisinger and Mrs Richard Redstone attend the seventeenth annual Northeast Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church in Hoover auditorium Lakeside this week. Reisinger represents Belden Church and Redstone, a choir member from district eight, joins 50-voice ensemble. Dr Hazen G Werner presides as bishop.
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Belden
Dwight Reisinger
Richard Redstone
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Hoover Auditorium
Lakeside
Reisinger
Belden Church
Redstone
Hazen G. Werner
O Grala Club Entertained With Pinochle Prizes
Mrs Mildred aroboske hosted a recent O Grala Club meeting in Grafton. High score in pinochle went to Mrs Rose Smith, with Mrs Mary O Connor as second and Mrs Irene Knechtges, a guest, taking the traveling prize. Mrs Mary Cornish received consolation.
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Grafton
Mildred Aroboske
O’ Grala
Rose Smith
Mary O'Connor
Irene Knechtges
Mary Cornish
Mercury Brings New V-8 Power To Medium Price Field
It showcases Mercury with 198 and 188 horsepower overhead valve V-8 engines, ball-joint front suspension, and enhancements for performance and a smoother ride. Choices include Montclair Monterey and Custom, with Merc-O-Matic Drive and power features as options.
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Mercury
Montclair
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