Degrees Awarded At Wellington Grange Meeting
Wellington Grange at Herrick Auditorium awarded first and second degrees to Mr and Mrs James Richie and planned next events including degree practice on two dates. The charter honored past state master Paul J McNish. Apple sauce cake contest awarded prizes to Miss Rathwell, Mrs McConnell, and Miss Oney.
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Wellington
Herrick Auditorium
James Richie
Grangers
Paul J. McNish
Maggie McCarthy
Shirley Oner
Beulah Land
Lloyd Betts
Shirley Oney
Frances Beard
A C. Norris
Grange
Roy Jordan
Pau!’ Blessing
Margaret Rathwell
Arlene McConnell
Wellington Masonic Lodge in Ith Year and History
Wellington Masonic Lodge No 127, oldest fraternal organization in the village, marked 50 years of activity. The lodge, chartered in 1845, endured fires and rebuilds, with notable milestones including the 1921 dedication and long-serving officers and secretaries.
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Wellington
Masonic Lodge
WellingtontVischer
Richard A. Cordray
Herman
Brother Moore
Archie Martin
Needlework Group Has All-Day Meeting
Wellington Mrs. Robert Dickason hosted the Mary Martha Circle at 23 Prospect St. Mrs. Russell Cottrell led devotions on Not By Bread Alone as members drew dessert swap names and nominated officers with Lillie Gray presiding. Next hostess set for Apr 13.
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Wellington
Robert Dickason
Prospect St
Russell Cottrell
Lillie Gray
Curtis .E. Truman
Sidney Stone
Virginia Miller
Del Beers Leaves Today For New Post
Mr and Mrs C Delano Del Beers of Wellington depart for Castile Ontario where Del Beers will manage concessions at Letchworth State Park on a five year contract. The project includes a swimming pool cafeteria Glen Iris Inn and refreshment stands. He previously ran Ramser's Hotel Wellington and worked with Canada Steamship Hotel Division.
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Wellington
C. Delano
del Beers
Castile, N
Lewis P. Beers
Murray Bay
Letchworth State Park
Castile
Glen Iris Inn
Beers
Ramser
Louise Fox
Elyria
Lewis Beers
Canada Steamship Hotel Division
Manoir Richelieu
Henry Ramser
Ramsers Hotel
Florida
Open House by Skywatchers Draws Public Attention
Wellington hosts an Open House from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. showcasing practical spotting at local Ground Observers Corps posts and centers. Franklyn Wright urges former observers and newcomers to contact him for evaluation, held at the post gate by the athletic field.
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Wellington
Franklyn Wright
Club Displays Button Types From Japan
Mrs Herbert A Cassidy hosts a club meeting at Herrick Ave East with 11 members presenting a program on Japanese buttons. Discussion topics include satsuma ceramic netsuke bamboo and wooden varieties, plus related jewelry such as jade and carved pearl. Next meeting moves to Mrs A H Gallatin on Apr 12 to continue study of Japanese articles.
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Herbert A. Cassidy
Herrick Ave. East
Satsuma
Guy Phelps
Mabel Jameson
Jane Hawk
A. H. Gallatin
Hall Cleaned By Auxiliary Of Local OES Hall
Wellington Sara Binder Auxiliary of the Order of Eastern Star met at Masonic Hall all day Wednesday with the help of some men, the women cleaned the Temple. After a covered dish lunch a short business meeting heard a report on the rummage sale with proceeds turned over to the Chapter. A spring cleaning work detail is planned for next year. The annual Easter flower sale will be held at Wellington Hardware Store April 9. The next meeting will be at 1:30 p m April 28. Hostesses were Mrs Ida Webster and Mrs Lacile Caner.
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Wellington
Sara Binder
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Masonic Temple
Ida Webster
Lacile Caner
Past Matrons and Patrons of OES Dinner Held
Wellington gathering of Past matrons and patrons of Temple Chapter Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Temple for a covered dish dinner. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ormerold along with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baker Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kepler and Mrs. Myrtle Grose. Next meeting set for Apr 13.
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Wellington
Temple Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Charles Ormerold
Lawrence Baker
Harold, Kepler
Myrtle Grose
VFW Auxiliary Leader Speaks at Local Meeting
State VFW Auxiliary leader spoke Wednesday at the Pest Home meeting of the local VFW Auxiliary. Mrs. pillow casés urged bringing men's white shirts for cancer dressings. Five dollars was donated to the Girl Scout fund. Mrs. Mary Ewell reported on the district meeting at Tifa and planning to go, to be met at Bucyrus, Ohio, at Sam.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Pest
Girl Scout Fund
Mary Ewell
Tifa Mar
Bucyrus, O
Sam
Teen-Canteen Votes for New Leaders at April Election
Wellington Teen-Canteen members voted to elect a new council at the April 2 meeting at 7:30 p.m. The session will precede the usual Teen-Canteen activities, and a dance is planned for the latter part of March.
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Wellington
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