Daughters of America approve two applications at K of P hall meeting
At Tuesday evening session of Daughters of America in K of P Hall, two applications were approved. The meeting opened with officers march pledge and Star Spangled Banner. District meeting announced for June 8 at Brilliant Star Council in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
K. of Phall
Mary Kunitz
Wars and Means
Theresa Porter
Jaycee Hall
Harwood Street
Sara Kubes
Lear Nazel Read
Axon
Deyce
Brilliant Star Council
East 55Th Street
Cleveland
Mothers and Friends Gather for Gamma Chapter Event
Sigma Gamma chapter held its annual mother daughter party at Elyria Country Club with decorated tables, perfume scents, and seven o'clock dinner for a list of guests including Mrs. Arthur Koethe and Mrs. Frank Marsh. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Reese and Mrs. Smith. Next meeting set for June 26. Teachers Honored at Employed Young Women's League Session. Program featured Mrs. Andre Meier discussing Room For One More and summer activities listed, with June 13 pop concert and July 24 beach party among plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma
Elyria Country
Arthur Koethe
Frank ‘Marsh
Forrest O'Dell
Charles Heid
Stevenson Burke
KH. Copas
Thomas Ryan
Fred Smith
H. G. Wilson
J. B. Hochenedel
George Hochenedel
Clarence Menke
Farl Lautenschleger
Lowe
J. Lautenschleger
Vern Parnes
W. J. Rees
Gerald Leonard
Leonare Sr
Wilson
Reese
Smith
Burke
Kotte
Barnes
Andre Meier
Ann Dutch
Genevieve Landers
Pearl Reynolds
Bernice Richards
Barbara Rogers
Janet Decker
Barbara Stone
Alarge Logan
Elywoods
Crystal Beach
Green Parrot
Charlere icGregor
Fred Schroeder
Bond Street
Friendly Eight Club
Pedro
Helen Smith
June McMullen
Christine Derek
Oliver Diedrick
Fairmont Street
Reep Jr
Larry
Harold [ Welch
Frank Sutherland
Wooster
Jay Firenough
Shreve
Union
O. J. Welch
T. H. Sraith
New London
C. E. S. Worthy
Lois Hart
Ann
Clayton Hires
Clarksfield
Imperial Beach
California
William Schwaert
Frank Bitterman
Avon Lake
Schwartz
Allan Bartels
Cleveland
Clarence Afalkus
Senwartz
Sandwich Luncheon for Circle No 3 at St Pauls Church
Members of Circle No 3 met at St Pauls church for a sandwich luncheon with spring flowers on display. Mrs Park Hobill led the meeting, read a poem The Day, and hymns were sung with Ais Russell Durford at the piano. Devotions by Mrs Carl Menz included The Beatitudes and a morning prayer. Plans for the June 7 birthday tureen were finalized. Mrs Dunford announced the spring concert at 8 p m at the church. After games, prizes were awarded. next meeting June 2 at Mrs Park Hole 117 Princeton avenue. Hospital discharges list several new babies and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church
Park Hobill
Ais
Russell Durford
Carl Menz
Licenses and resident listings for several individuals
The notice lists multiple licensees and residents with addresses and occupations including Ira James Cooper at 419 Cinion Avenue burner and Norena Walker at 19 326 Cinion Avenue, James Scabees at 525 Broad Street machine operator, Elsie Oliver at 230 North West River Street, Harvey Pierce Cleveland city transit employee, Frances Davis at 32127 Detroit Road Avon, Arthur Hannah Lorain maintenance man, Dorothy Petruzzi at Diagonal Road, R D 1 LaGrange, John Hostetler at 216 Second Street steel worker, and Ruth AlecDaniels at 118 West River Street.
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Ira James Cooper
Cinion Avenue
Burner
Norena Walker
James Scabees
Broad Street
Elsie Oliver
North West River Street
Harvey Pierce Cleveland
City Transit
Frances Davis
Detroit Road
Avon
Arthur Hannah
Lorain
Dorothy Petruzzi
Diagonal
R. D
LaGrange
John Hostetler
Second Street
Ruth AlecDaniels
West River Street
Clarksfield Ladies Aid Meets at Rural Home
Mrs Marjorie Selzer entertained the Clarksfield Ladies Aid at her rural home last Thursday afternoon with 17 members and one visitor Mrs Paul Thomas who became a member at the meeting. Further report notes Mrs Fran.
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Clarksfield
Marjorie Selzer
Paul ‘Thomas
Thomas
Fran
Grange Meeting Delayed By Rain With Pageant Preview
The Sabor Gitate and Juvenile Granges combined due to rain, electing officers from both groups. Worthy Master Carl Selzer led the business session as a child program and a pageant preview were presented, with plans for a full performance at June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gs Byron
Bertha Twaddle
Mable Gunn
Gene Lucas
Oma Booth
Clarabelle Rafferty
Hazel Welch
Carl Selzer
Catherline Johnson
Herbert Twadele
Airs
Ona Stoker
State Grange
Stober
Frances Byron
Ruth ‘Carex
Johnson
Groy
Irene
James Tieninger
Clarence Rounds
Bonnie
Ruth Ann
Howard
Chatham Couple Welcome Son Charles Bod Surrarrer
Mr and Mrs Carl Rogers with Elose Kreigers wave namy there new son Charles Bod. The text notes James E Surrarrer Pvt US 52 148 608 Co A 2nd Med Tag Bn 2131st ASU MRTC Fort Meade Md and identifies him as son of Archie C Surrarrer and spouse, a Chatham graduate of 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rogers
Elose
Fort Georges G Meade
Archie C. Surrarrer
Route 1
Lod
Chatham
1950
Elvira Ohio May 23 1951 Community Notes
Local notices report military address for Pte Bernard Lassond at 1139667 USMC 8th Replacement Draft B C S care of Fleet Post Office San Francisco. The McVicker family bought the Ray Koons house. Whitman family moved to Akron. Ausmuths left their trailer at BeVicker yard for Chippewa Lake. New Cratham Cheerful Chippers members added. group plans June talks and a July dance. Ice cream and punch served. next meeting June 5 at Chatham schoolhouse.
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Chroni Telegram
Elvira
Ohio
Bernard Lassond
B. Cs
Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
Cal
Elmo McVicker
Ray Koons
Airs. Whitman
McVisters
Brunswick Taecindy
Tafey
June Tomasch
Virginia Erb
JoAnne Lacy
Rosie Prisciantelli
Charlotte Grim
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Dorothy Fusk
Mayflower Guild
First Congregational Church
John Edwards
Joan Miurbach
Virgil de Fields
Arthur Sanford
Hiram College
Gardner Whitehead
Richard Starrett
James Christy
Brran K. Anthony
Elien Sieker
Clara Suiliff
Botamer Florist
E. Broad Street
Catholic Study Club No. 13
All Saints Chapter
Andrew Rutchinson
West North Street
Thomas A McGuire
William Archer
St 'Mary’s Church
Mary Xingdaiene
India
North Dakota
Mirs
Thomas McGuire
Sixth Street
Dorcas
First Christian Church
Chatterettes
Jane Daly
Elenor Varadey
Elyonosods
Sue Schneider
Sophie Yarmack
Merry Chums
Mary Shook
Sunshine
Helen Peabody
Schramm Road
Chiautia Club
Alrs
Elnora Farsas
Turner Street
Hazel Wolf
Betty Shotto
Helen Alorrew
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Harry Brillhart
Woodland Evennue
Ruth Winchell
John Ashenbach
Andrea Knouf
Florence Wright
Fred Ulrich
William Shrubsole
Emerson Court
Olsen
Eastman
Baby Brown
Ian
Rexall
Belmont
ELKAY
ANSCO
Niewsparrerle
Harry Gilmore
James Wood
North Ridgeville
Ralph Malick
Columbia Station
Willam Stricker
West Avenue
Robert Reynolds
Samuel Street
Kenneth Gooden
North Washington Boulevard
Michael Aller
Clarton Avenue
Arthur Schimming
Robert Bridgett
Furnace Street
Lawrence Whattacre
Harold Ken
Columbia Avenue
Paul Berta
Cleveland St
Pauline King
Bertha Pinyard
Gerry Abbott
Barbara Wolfe
Lorain County
Better Homes & Gardens
Eversharp
the Chain
the Link
David Miller
Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary
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