Forty cub scouts begin new pack at Congregational church
Forty cub scouts met with cub master J C Linville and den chiefs for the third organization meeting of the new pack at the isat Congregational church yesterday. Interest grew rapidly, approving closure of intake for now as younger boys reach 12 and move toward troop. The session featured games, a hollow square symbol of the law, and a narrative on Christopher Gist. The living circle ceremony was explained as used in 22 countries. The final organization meeting will be held next Thursday at First Congregational church at four. Future meetings are scheduled through midweek with den leaders coordinating tests for bob cat requirements. The gathering closed with the scout benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isat Congregational Church
Yeserday
J. Cinville
Rowan
Linville
Christopher Gist
North Carolina
Ohio
Ulnville
Glenn Baxter
R. A. Shryecks
Mare. Ward Young
Robert Crehore
E. P. Gates
C. Laberge
Women’s Benefit Association Meeting Sees Cleveland Guests
The Women’s Benefit Association held a well attended meeting last evening with Cleveland visitors including Mrs. Helen Sawyer managing deputy Mrs. Little guard captain and Miss S lpha Fishback. One application was voted on and inspection is planned for the next meeting to be held the first meeting in May. The next gathering is scheduled for March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Benefit Association
Cleveland
Helen Sawyer
Little
Gnomes Club Luncheon Held At Mrs Myers Chapman Home
Mrs Myers Chapman of Williams Street hosted a tureen luncheon entertaining the Gnomes. St Patrick colors adorned the tables. Two bridge games followed with high honors to Mrs Sterling Ray, hostess, and Mrs Ed Graber third. The group toasted Mrs Walter Greber on her birthday and set a meeting with Mrs Ray at Riverside Court in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Chapman
Wailiams Street
St. Patrick
Sterling Ray
Ed Graber
Walter Greber
Ray
Riverside Court
Hungarian Y P S Plans Play For March Fifteenth
The Hungarian Y P S meets in the church auditorium with president Betty Niko presiding. They discuss a three act play Baby Mine to be shown in the church basement on March 15, plus a future dance and bake sale. The group adjourns to meet again on April ninth after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of the
Hungarian Reformed Church
Betty Niko
Juniors Elect Officers At Woodman Hall Meeting
The W. E. A. Juniors held a meeting at Woodman hall with Betty Kreutzfeld presiding. Margaret Miller was elected vice president Frances Sayles was named lady of ceremonies and Jeanette Sayles became treasurer in Charlene Willis absence. A tureen supper is planned for March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Betty Kreutzfeld
Margaret Miller
Frances Sayles
Jeanette Sayles
Charlene Willis
Norwalk
Pilgrim church Women host home meeting and plans
President Mrs Jessie Bauer hosted the Women's Association gathering at her Cleveland Road home. Mrs Elsie Scrivens led devotionals and Mrs Bauer presided. Mrs Bodine named assistant secretary during Mrs Henry Smith’s illness. Meeting adjourned to March nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bauer
Women's Association of Pilgrim Church
Cleveland Road
Elsie Scrivens
Bauer
W. L. Bodine
Henry Smith
West Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal meets
Mrs Ridgeway of West River road hosted eight members Thursday afternoon. Mrs R Morris presided while Mrs C J Archambeau read the Lenten service. Future work plans were set at the business session. Mrs Erwin Potter of Gulf street invited members to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ridgeway
West River Road
West Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
R. Morris
C. J. Archambeau
Erwin Potter
319
Gulf Street
Young Peoples Attend Medina Conference in Oberlin
The East Oberlin Community church Young Peoples Society attended the Medina Association of Congregational churches conference at the First Church in Oberlin. Attendees from here included Gertrude and Dorotha Webbs, Kenneth Nason, Ralph McRoberts, Margaret Hurst, Katherine and Janet Meeks, John Edmonds, and Mrs. Harley Reese. The next regular meeting at the church is planned for next Sunday evening with Katherine Meeks leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Young Peoples Society of the
East
Oberlin
Young Peoples Conference of the
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Gertrude and
Dorotha Webbs
Kenneth Nason
Ralph Mce- Roberts
Margaret Hurst
Katherine
Janet Meeks
John Edmonds
Harley Reese
Thurch
Katherine Meeks
East Oberlin School Nine Weeks Honor Roll Report
The report lists honor roll pupils James Thompson Sherrill Nichols Paul Shook Glen Hobbs and perfect attendance all named students William Newman Robert Brooks Amelia Newman Hilda Takacs Rudolph Newman Paul Shook and Burton Hall.
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East Oberlin School
James Thompson
Sherrill Nichols
Paul Shook
Glen Hobbs
William Newman
Robert Brooks
Amelia Newman
Hilda Takacs
Rudolph Newman
Burton Hall
Local Briefs Link Medina Residents With Weekend Visits
Mrs. Kate Mertz and daughter visit Mrs. Baylor and Mrs. Wesley in Medina. Ernest Brooks of Duncan Falls stays with Hutchinsons and at Charles Brooks’s. Capt. Harry A. Hawk calls on Gar McRoberts in town. Various calls and visits include Mrs. Edmonds in La Grange, May Greetam from Wellington, Frank Krueger Jr. with Ted Harper’s family in Amherst, Katherine and Janet Meeks hosting Junior Kings Daughters, and Alfred Baumann with Velva Steffin visiting New London and Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Mertz
Sidney Lance
Medina
Baylor
Wesley
Ernest Brooks
Duncan Falls
S. Hutchinson
Charles Brooks
Harry A. Hawk
Princeton
Ind
Gar McRoberts
Ted Harper
Amherst
Katherine
Janet Meeks
Kings
Alfred Baumann
Velva Steffin
New London
Oral Steffin
Frank Krueger
Oberlin
Russell Krueger
Foxes Rearing Young Rare in Captivity
Foxes are common as pets and in zoos but are seldom known to rear the young in captivity. The note highlights unusual breeding behavior and the rarity of captive fox litters, with observations from zoological sources.
Murray Ridge Bird Club to Meet
The Auben Bird Club will meet with Gladys Neuman after school this March 6. Mr and Mrs Harvey Chambers and family of Markley visited Mr and Mrs E Eppley Sunday. Frank and Louis Eldred attended a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Reis-inger of Butternut Ridge Friday evening. Mrs Anne Eppley spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Eva Slusher and family of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
The
Auben Bird Club
Gladys Neuman
Harvey Chambers
Markley
Sadie Edwards
Pearl Eppley
Ralph Barnard
Lodi
E. Eppley
Frank
Louis Eldred
F. Reis- Inger
Butternut Ridge
Anne Eppley
Eva Slusher
Elyria
Mothers' Council Meeting At School House
A Mothers' Council gathering occurred at the school house on Friday afternoon with Miss Marks of Lorain as speaker. The next meeting is slated for March 13 at the New Oberlin school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Council
Miss Marks
Lorain
Oberlin School House
Townsend Club Meeting At Local Church
The Townsend Club will hold a Thursday evening church meeting for business purposes. The event is planned as a formal session with members expected to attend and discuss club affairs.
Worcester auction and move to new Oberlin home
J R Worcester held an auction at his farm on Hamilton street Friday and has moved to his new home on Last College street in Oberlin. O M Sprague of La Grange rented the Worcester farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Worcester
Hamilton Street
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Ernshaw
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Theta Kappa Omega Sorority
Georgena Kritzel
Princeton Avenue
Mary Jane Sullivan
Anne Carlson
Betty Burnett
Ruth Oviatt
Dorothy Sulse
Patsy Carlson
Mrs. Ridgeway
Murray Ridge
Merthe
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