Hats Feature Apparel At Emily Bird Breakfast
Birmingham Methodist Church women hosted the Emily Bird breakfast with spring hat fashions worn by guests. Guest speaker Mrs. Herbert Reisler of Toledo spoke on Seeing the Beautiful, recounting local trips with Prof. Lynn Jones of Oberlin and urging training of eye mind and heart to perceive beauty.
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Birmingham
Emily Bird
Women of Thee Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Birmingham Methodist Church
Herbert Reisler
Toledo
Lynn, Jones
Oberlin
Birds and poetry at hat and music program
Attendees heard birdsong descriptions including peewee chickadee titmouse and robin with olive backed thrush singing up to 6000 times daily. Mrs Reisler recited poems about the outdoors while Natalie Hunter sang Hath Not Seen from The Holy City, accompanied by Mrs. Edwin Smith. hat judging followed with multiple prize categories and winners.
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Natalie Hunter
Holy City
Gounod
Edwin Smith
Avon Council Grants Office Space in Fire Station
Avon council approves use of a large vacant fire station room as an office for the Board of Public Affairs. The board will provide heat and equipment, install a toilet wash bowl and showerhead at about 400 dollars, while Branden and Snyder will install the water system and excavate free of charge. Council covers tile slag and septic tank costs. Police Chief Gilles says new applicants are needed and that hires will start as auxiliaries before training as deputy marshals.
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Avon
Board of Public Affairs
Branden and Snyder
Council
Robert Gilles
Austria Finds New European Markets For Fiber Board
Austria is expanding fiber board sales across Europe, targeting furniture, flooring, and wall tile substitutes. The move aims to boost exports by leveraging quality and versatility in European construction and interior design sectors.
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Austria
Europe
Ridgeline 4-H Club elects officers at meeting
Ridgeville Kay Stang was chosen president of the Ridgeline Agvnes with Bob Schlechter as vice president Edwin Leonard secretary Don Tokas health and safety Alan Spiegel berg treasurer Kirby Smith reporter Ronald Spiegelberg recreation leader Advisor Fred Eppley Meetings set for Tuesday with the next gathering Monday in Wellington Club officers at the advisors and officers conference at Oberlin included John Brown Len Raab Kathleen Prentiss Mary Raab Esther Somsak Iva Walker and Leslie Somsak Charlene Crile hosts next meeting Advisor Leonard Prentiss and Mary Rabb reporter.
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Ridgeville
Kay Stang
Ridgeline Agvnes
Bob Schlechter
Edwin Leonard
Don Tokas
Alan Spiegelberg
Kirby Smith
Ronald Spiegelberg
Fred Eppley
Wellington
Oberlin
Happy Farmers
John Brown
Len Raab
Kathleen Prentiss
Mary Raab
Esther Somsak
Iva Walker
Leslie Somsak
Charlene Crile
Leonard Prentiss
Mary Rabb
4-H Club Meetings Plan June Visit and Orchestra
Brownhelm Perfection Sewing Club met April 28 with 21 members and five guests at Brownhelm School. They scheduled a June 9 visit by county agent Charles Coles and planned a tureen dinner. Virginia Niggle noted members’ interest in a countywide 4-H orchestra.
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Brownhelm
Perfection Sewing Club
Charles Coles
Virginia Niggle
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Hayes German
Robert Wadsworth
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Charles Carter
William Oppersman
Clyde Rosa
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South Amherst Oil Co
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Bob Gardner
BOB Gardner Insurance
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Grafton
Lorain County
Judy Cobb
Ellen Fugard
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J.D
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