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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1952
Page
7
Belden High School hosts an Alumni Banquet on Saturday May 24 at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium with Belden Community circles Nos 1 and 2 serving. A short business session precedes dancing.
Belden council No 70 met at the Schriver home to discuss developments in the Belden school situation with families present. Mrs. Schriver provided refreshments and guests included Mr and Mrs Philip Anderson as the June host is the Wise home.
A plan proposes housing the kindergarten class in a dedicated building to avoid gatherings at the town hall. Officials emphasize safer, more efficient sessions for young students.
Belden church observed Rural Life Sunday with a dedication ceremony led by Rev. Delbert Brown and a sermon on Sowing the Seed. The day included Belden Grange attendance, a pot luck dinner for 27, a Grafton Township High School baccalaureate with Mary Ann Kobach leading, and a Belden prom for 42 juniors and seniors with gift exchanges and dancing. Various honors and showers accompanied notices of birthdays and upcoming weddings, along with community visits and dinners.
Belden Farm Bureau Youth Council gathered Wednesday evening at the town hall with host Allen Sooy leading the session. Bob Flickinger contributed a brief report and discussion followed on upcoming agricultural youth activities.
The Vine Rebekah Lodge plans a dinner meeting for past noble grands of Wellington at 6 30 p m Thursday in the I OOF hall. Committee members are Bertha Powers Lucille Campbell and Ethel Schubert. A public card party is set for May 24 at 8 p m at the same hall.
Delegates from the Farm Bureau District Youth Council at Camden gave reports on the recent session. Tentative plans were made to attend a bail game in Cleveland. Refreshments were served to 35 members in attendance.
Fort Worth bids for feeding city jail prisoners define a sandwich as two bread slices with food between. The bacon must extend across the full width of the bread slice. A bacon and egg sandwich is used as the example in the city’s bid definition.
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