Clasyque and Continental Club Events Recounted
Members of the Clasyque Club enjoyed a social evening hosted by Eraldine Watson of Hamilton Street with sewing and bingo and prizes for Mildred Ducoty Ingrid Rager and Navini Ruble. Mrs Roy Uubar Evelyn Haag received a lamp and scarf for her February 12th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clasyque Club
Eraldine Watson
Hamilton Reet
Mildred DuCoty
Ingrid Egers
Navini Ruble
Roy Uubar
Evelyn Haag
Lucille Dostallet
Sist
Grafton Rod Co E
Girl Scouts Investiture and Sale Update
Report on Troop No. 7 meeting where Mary Kelis vier McGowan and Agnes Vig were invested. Plans for a cookie sale postponed to next week and a miniature sharing party in Keowouw discussed. Meeting closed with Circle and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Floyd
Mary Kelisvier McGowan
Agnes Vig
Kewoouw
Gini
Why You Are Constipated and How All-Bran Helps
A health note advises that constipation stems from lack of bulk in the diet. It recommends Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast every day to add bulk, provide vitamins B and iron, and urges drinking plenty of water to restore regular movement.
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Kellogg's
Birthday Meeting Hosts Thirty Guests At St. Pauls Church
Fifteen members of Ciele ¢ of St. Pauls Church and two guests were entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. L. Chervenka’s Vulcan Street home. Chairwoman Mrs. Henry Krieg presided over the meeting with Mrs. Martin Gerke leading the devotional period. A two course dinner and a birthday cake centerpiece marked the pleasant event. Mrs. Chervenka was assisted by her daughter and daughter-in-law. Next gathering planned for March 23 with Mrs. Ed Steuser hosting on Kenyon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciele
St. Paul’s Church
L. Chervenka
Vulcan Street
Henry Krieg
Martin Gerke
Plan for Bi weekly British Empire club party
The British Empire club hosts a Friday evening social in the duly rooms with whist and bunco to entertain members and friends. Refreshments are served as plans are finalized for a tureen supper on Monday evening March 1. A moving picture showcasing the English countryside and British Isles will follow with additional activities planned for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
British Isles
Dames of Malta Meeting Hosts Cleveland Guests
Guests from Cleveland attended the Dames of Malta meeting with Deputy Grace Nuight and Deputy Christian Warner among the attendees. The main agenda was officer nomination and election, to be held at the next meeting on March ward, with plans for a charter bus trip to Cleveland on March 21 for a board party with the Castle tea group. A birthday surprise honored Miss Margaret Smith of Fate Street, followed by songs and refreshments.
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Cleveland
Dames of Malta
Grace Nuight
Christian Warner Jarul Grave
Mans
Castle Tee Bhood
Lotrie jMlaraly
Special
Eveninis
Tiehenor
J Aurothys Wetuian
Hospital Admissions List From City Areas
A mixed hospital admissions roster lists patients across avenues and streets including Mrs Alfred Bauer on West Avenue and Arthur Carpenter on East Avenue along with Ganttony Mrs Mamie Green 627 Lake Avenues Mars Richard Maurras 2b Firth Street Hilly Terreds Cleveland Irenets Mildred q2to Khin Street Halph Ann and Uelen Herman 11 East River Street Judiard Hazleton 414 Land Street Myrna Hottman 4410 Cleveland Street. Discharges include Anin Newmeyer and Willard Mr Alive Ruth 7 Weel Avenue George Folk luau Middle Avenue.
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Debi Sila
West Avenue
Alfred Bauer
East Avenue
Arthur Carpenter Ganttony
Mamie Green
Lake Avenues
Mars
Maurras
Firth Street
Hilly Terreds
Cleveland
Irenets
Mildred
Khin
Halph, Ann and
Uelen Herman
East River Street
Judiard Hazleton
Land Street
Myrna Hottman
Anin
Community notices and social gatherings crowd a Cleveland area page
Helping Hand Society members gathered at Mar ihe Stefennlog on Third Street for a well attended meeting with prayers and games followed by refreshments. A March 28 event was planned at Mrs. Alice Green's Second Street home. A family party honored Mrs. Jack Storm with guests from Cleveland Ashtabula Lorain and Elyria and prizes awarded to several attendees. Division D of Second Congregational church held a March meeting with a bake sale planned for March 26 at Hultz store. Numerous visits and social calls occurred across Wellington and nearby towns including hospitality for Mrs. Storm and other locals, with announcements of guests, birthdays and nursing training upcoming.
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Helping Hand Society
Helping Hand
Kocety
Marihe Stefennlog
Third Street
Alice Green
Second Street
Jack Storm
George Street
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Lorain
Elyria
Maynard Elifout
Mialph Brasiselle
L. J. Raids
Ruth Storm
Clyde McEldowney
Wilbur Gaston
Bert Jaycox
Bond Street
Otto Graham
Mason
Division D
Second Congregational Church
Hultz
Middle Avenue
L. H. Wilcox
Jefferson Street
Entertain Jolly Janes Meet at Hazel Hill Home
Jolly Janes gathered last evening at Hazel Hill's East River Street home for bingo. First prize went to Pauline Billingsley, with Hannah Shamel consoled. A dainty dessert course was served to members and guest Mrs Hamilton. The next meeting is planned at Helen Derry's Sheriff Street home.
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Jolly Janes
Hazel Hill
East River Street
Pauline Billingsley
Hannah Shamel
Hamilton
Helen Derry
Sheriff Street
Spencer Notes Report Local Events and Family News
The Spencer week shares a list of community happenings including a Lads Aid Society thrift sale and supper at Spencer Town Hall on March 17 with donations coordinated by Absol Crertude Wood and Robert Hardie. Local showers honor Mrs Walter Billman. Pythian Sisters card par ties and Mary-Martha shower for Mrs KK Firestone occur along with church activities and a baptism in Spencer. Families greet new moves and births while local clergy broadcast on WCLE.
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Spencer
Pythian Sisters
May
Griffith
Elgiia
Marvin Ingraham
Burton
Mitton Wolf
Mary-Martha Society
Spencer Lutheran Ehurete
KK. Th Firestone
N. E. Walters
Local social roundup of visits and gatherings
Vincent and Mrs Kangus hosted guests for quilting and refreshments. Several families from Vinccent and nearby towns visited or were hosted in the area, including Dean, Cook, Keller, Morris, McMichael, Copas and Smith homes. Activities included church class gatherings, birthday parties, and Sunday visits across Elyria and Cleveland areas.
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Vincent
A. Kangus
James Keefer
W. EL. Heck
Teonard Dean
J. J. Cook
Elmer Keller
J. G. Morris
Fran Teese
Mary B. McMichael
Youngstown
McMichael
Mlb. Copas
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Robert Copas
Fo Wayne
Herman Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
HL Lewis
Andrankie Beese
John Harnish
Charles McCarty
Cunningham
Cleveland
J. D. Kasey
Amherst
Ella Tilden
Fli Lewis
Elyria
Leonard Dean
Frankin Reese
Morris
Earl Lizzy
Quiet Workers
Methodist Church Sunday School
Oberlin social notes include grange card party
Mrs Myrtle Davis visited her daughter Mrs Carl Schmitz and others as Elyria and Medina guests. Oberlin Grange held another card party with eight tables of progressive Pedro. Prizes went to A Dion Mrs Mary Wacker Mrs Lyman and Frank Krueger. Refreshments closed the evening. Next party hosts named.
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New Oberlin
Myrtle Davis
Carl Schmitz
A. Dion
John Will
N. Webber
Everett Hastings
Elyria
D. Alexander
Medina
Oberlin Grange
Pedro
Sunday Visits and Family News in Small Town Notices
Mrs John Will of LaGrange and Mr and Mrs Wohleber hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Justin spent Sunday in Cleveland while G H Dion of Elyria stayed with his sister Mrs F C Brown. Mr and Mrs F J Schmitz called at Pete Meyer’s home. Mr and Mrs Joe Will of Steubenville visited Mr and Mrs Carl Sechinitz on Tuesday.
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Lucy Gross
Frank Gallatin
Raymond Limp
Mary Gallatin
Wellington
M. F. Chapman
R. A. Parish
Akron
Lom C. Hyand
John Geisel
BR. A .Waltz
Lon
Melvin
Mt. Union College
Alliance
Charles King
Cleveland
Nelson Fuller
Mary van Valkenburge
Ceila Bishop
Cinderella
Van
Clarence Thornton
Lois
Frank Miller
Rittman
Harold Miller
John Will
LaGrange
Fort Lewis Army Base to Be Largest in West
TACOMA Washington army officers say the Fort Lewis air base will be the largest of three western coast posts funded by the Wilcox bill. Lieut Col Frank W Wright will command the unit as part of Pacific coast defenses rehabilitation.
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Fort Lewis Army Base
West
Tacoma
Wash
Pacific Coast
U. S. Army Air Base
Fort Lewis
Wilcox Dill
Frank W. Wright
New Base Takes Shape in Tacoma With Spring Start
The new base already has temporary quarters in Tacoma and construction is expected to begin this spring. A Peru resident was notified that he is en route to the Golden Gate and International Exposition in San Francisco to drive a pack mule to the fair.
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Tacoma
Dent
Peru
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