Social Clubs Hold Year End Meetings and Gatherings
Community groups met at homes on Obertin road and at the Tin tusitiors club for year end events in May. Attendees included Mrs. Martin Huehne, Ruth Koepp, Virginia Zander, Eleanor Arndt, Jeanne Carskad don, Thelma Schreeter, Wilma Muchbuls, and Miss Mary Inez Walsh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Techub
Harbara Sheboer
Obertin Road
Tallyetto
Virgina Zander
Ruth Koepp
Martin Huehne
Math Koopp
Ninth Street
Jeanne Carskaddon
Thelma Schreeter
Wilma Muchbuls
Ruth Kopp
Virginia Zander
Eleanor Arndt
Asteen Heshitt
Entertaining Readers With Local Club Events
A series of social gatherings is described including a flower arranging party hosted by Mrs. Sue Lewis and Mrs. Mabel Bron at 212 West, with plans for a June 1 cand party and ticket duties assigned to Olga Ath, Dow Taylor, and Mrs. Hear Young. Other notes include Catholic Study Club No. 2 officers elected, plans for a spring husband party, and a seventh birthday celebration for Danny Edward with family attendance from Norwalk and Vermilion relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bron
West
Sue Lewis
Ath
Olga
Mtre
Dow Taylor
Hear Young
Efreshment Claire
Millicent Hopers Max
Charlotte Hatcomb
May Markham
R. H. Worcester
Danny Edward
Vernon Dann
Clara Mae
Bobby
Donald Dann
Loretta Mary
Dubnny
Norwalk
Lilia Drown
Billy
Russell Patchin
Danny
Taister
Tommy
Bud
Lomna Mae
Hospital Jaydeions and residents listed in Washington notice
A fragmented notice lists residents such as Mrs Jamesitt of Clark street, Mrs Edward Klamm of Litchfield, Mrs John Kes cu of TL West River streets, Mrs Mary Palague of Clark street, Mrs William Kaylor of Winckles street, Charles O Malley of Mid ale avenue, Mrs Roy Smith, Mrs Margaret Bacon, John Bing, William Smith of Lanefellow street, Mrs John Kenawell of West Hira street, Charles Nichols of Valley City, Mam Stheenbachler of Beebe court, and Roy Dall of Charles court. It references Olympia Washington and a government hydroelectric power topic noting Washington holds one eighth of all potential hydroelectric power in the nation but has developed only a fraction, with Ed Davis as director of conservation and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kenawell
TA West Hira
Charles Nichols
Valley City
Mam Stheenbachler
Beebe Court
Roy Dall
Charles Court
Olympia
Wash
Washington
Ed Davis
Gatford PTA Approves Funds and Elects New Officers
The Gatford Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year with the Pledge of Allegiance. The executive committee approved a $3 contribution to the Juvenile Court boys vacation fund and announced terms to treat students at term end and send the president to an Akron convention in October. Treasurer B C Allen presented a yearly financial report as did standing committee reports. Elizabeth Yodet’s team won an April sales tax award and Miss Shorts received an attendance award. The teachers’ awards were announced for May 13, with refreshment and table service planned. Mrs Frank Shepherd, retiring president, installed the new officers by unanimous vote: President Robert O Miller, First VP C W Payne, Second VP Rosale Downing, Secretary Alvin Stell ar, Treasurer McDonald Fletcher. Mrs Stellar presented Mrs Shepherd with a past president’s pin, and each officer received a personal note. Mrs Miller thanked the group and asked for continued cooperation as the meeting ended with verses of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatford
Akron
B.C. Allen
Elizabeth Yodet
Mbs
Wittner
PT. A
Bach
Frank Shepherd
Mia Robert O. Millers
Mra. Shepherd
Mra. Miller
Verses of America
Society Licenses Four Individuals For Business Roles
Licenses issued to Burdett Keith Kelyne age 20 of Lora in Lafke operator Martha Mae Brenner 21 Elyria township Clark Satava 22 Cleveland machinist and Elaine Bovenkamp 21. The notices list their ages and home towns.
Ohio Village Hat Hit By Storm Near Hillsboro
A severe night wind damaged New Pylemburgh area causing almost every house and building to suffer damage with no casualties. A school chimney fell onto the garage, a school bus was damaged, several structures were toppled, trees and poles were knocked down, and roofs were torn. Residents Mike Harney and Mary Wood are named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
New Pylemburgh
New Allensbates
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Catholic Study Club
Mia
Willan Haines
Bost Avenue
I Be Davin
I Study Club Council
Jack Mage
Wednesbiry
Woman's Club
Davis
Harnes
OH. Spies
Wilcathy
Clit Nick
James Teach
Cedar Street
Kiwin Shay
Grownwail Stes
Wilbur Pere
Mie Hospicea
Enna Hisanves
Macepe Blovens
Ely+ dla Memorial Hospital
Henry Myers
Sonunitiers
Ticar
Coty
GALES
Damerica
Joan Manning
Arpes
Photo Dept
Eastman
Cara Nome Beauty Box
Evening In
Paris
Performe
Kwick-Nis
Chen Yutte
Allen
George Allen
Gulf Road
Charles Wenters
Richard S. Horan
Ted Seward
James Francis Barrett
William Walters
William Mallack
Horas
Seward
Keiey
Della Chi Sorority
Alrs
Owen Gleason
Pasadena Avenue
William Beelman
Fifth Street
Bridge
William Slams
Virgil Fars
In. B
N. B
Herman Dull
War East Avenue
R. H. King
C+ He Naha
Vermilion
Dark Becker
Berta Kevach
Parent-Teacher Association News
Ganroith
Ohio Village
Amherst
Mike Harney
Elyria
Mary Wood
Wondland Avenue
el i Io
Gall
Sano
Mouel
Ematl Seeraueker
Gotson
Jean Nedra
Sas
Ona Gis
Poe MB Soese
Cynthia
Reyon
Fenwens
Gensine
Fiesta
Penney's Gift Shop
Ieee IC
Grace A
Meyers Elyria Stationers
Nestle Lincoln Theater
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