Troop 115 Prepares For Camp Weekend
Troop 115 plans a Camp Firelands camporee on Gore Orphanage Rd Camden Township to complete 10 days of camping. The event runs Friday evening to Sunday 1 PM. Members attended a Halloween party hosted by the Mothers Auxiliary with games and prizes. Promotions announced include Robert Kauffeld as assistant senior patrol leader Larry Reynolds as assistant patrol leader and scribe and Terry Jonasson as troop quartermaster. Assistant scoutmaster Gaylet Klinect resigns ahead of transfer to Buffalo.
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Belden
Camp Firelands
Gore Orphanage
Camden Township
Robert Kauffeld
Larry Reynolds
Terry Jonasson
Gaylet Klinect
Buffalo
Klinect
Up-John Pharmaceutical Co
Cleveland
A. Root
Vinton Bosley
Midview Women Plan Style Show at Grafton School
Midview Junior Women's Club organizes its annual style show and card party at Grafton School on November 12. The event features James Matia of Grafton Ladies Shop presenting fashions for all ages and sizes, with prizes for top table scorers and raffle favors. Proceeds support MJWC civic projects and Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs initiatives.
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Grafton
Midview
Grafton School
James Matia
Grafton Ladies
MJWC
Blind of
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Midview Group
Ways and Means
Thomas Kilpatrick
Pat Tecco
Rs. Walter
North Eaton Church Building Fund Pledges Reach $23208
North Eaton Church of Christ reports 58 pledges totaling 3233.20 received at the All Church Dinner at Grafton School Cafeteria. The drive aims for 25000 with 93 percent met. Harold L Herndon of the Church Extension Board led the program as guest director.
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North Eaton
North Eaton Church of Christ
All Church
Grafton
Harold L. Herndon
Church Extension of the
Disciples of Christ
Belden Homemakers Withdraw From County Extension
The Belden Home makers voted to withdraw from the Lorain County Agricultural Extension Office Homemaker program to become more of a social club. The decision was announced by Mrs. Alfred Giese who cited lack of time to handle all projects. The group will meet next at Mrs. Lyle Slack’s home on November 18.
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Belden
Lorain
Secret recipe tease from Elyria VFW kitchen notes
Recipe fragment describes butter and brown sugar preparation in a frying pan then pouring syrup on a floured surface, shaping into a line to cool and break into pieces. Credits mother-in-law and hints at a next week secret recipe by the Mad Russian, Canteen manager.
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Elyria
VFW
Students Buy Own Mirror at Midview Junior High
In Grafton the girls of Midview Junior High form a committee to raise funds for a large mirror to use in the restroom during busy periods. Principal George Maines pledges school support and the district matches funds. The drive collects 35.27 dollars with boys contributing, and officials buy a 36 by 72 inch mirror. New drapes also installed in the cafeteria to darken for projections with costs shared by the Kiwanis Club the school and the board of education.
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Grafton
Midview Junior High School
George Maines
Linda Libby
Barbara Sampson
Ea Abber
Mary Jane Meh
Dienne Iswanson
Judy Weston
Sally Shriver
Tey
Grefton Kiwanis Clu Rb
Af¢view Board of Education
Council Adopts New Mail Plan
Village officials may withdraw from the postal service if residents use the town hall mailbox for official notices and bills. Clerk C Vai Spicer stressed faster action with this method and was approved $100 for yearly stationery. Mayor L L Loufman joked about Spicer being cautious.
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North Ridgeville
C. Vai Spicer
Spicer
L. L. Louufman
Spi
Louimen
Ralph Stelmwerz
Principals to Attend Ohio School Board Meeting in Cleveland
GRAFTON Midview School District principals will join the Ohio School Board meeting in Cleveland for an all day session. The board approved attendance for six district representatives at the teachers salary conference in Columbus on Nov 21. Glen R. Dennis leads the district.
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Grafton
Midview
Ohio School Board
Cleveland
Midview Board of Education
Columbus
Midview Teachers Association
Glen R. Dennis
Fields Circle Has Program on United Nations
United Nations theme featured at an Evening Star Circle meeting with Mrs. George Judy as hostess. Delegates Mrs Charles Woodward and Mrs Edward Henson spoke on the UN tour and devo tions. Final bazaar planning discussed and bake sale and chicken dinner sewing to run 5 to 7 p.m. Donations sought through chairwoman Mrs Delbert Worcester. Next meeting set for Nov 38 at Mrs Theodore Peak home.
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United Nations
Star Circle
George Judy
Charles Woodward
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Edward Henson
A&s. Henson
Delbert Worcester
Theodore Peak
Wilson Fortune
Airs
C. R. Hornbeck
Chatham VFW Dance Weekend With Bradfess Orchestra
The Chatham VFW hosts a Saturday dance in the VEW hall with Bradfess Orchestra providing music. Chet Hameric will call the dances as the 10th anniversary of the orchestra is marked. The VEW plans a chicken and fish dinner on November 21.
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Chatham
VFW
VEW
Bradfessiorchesta
Chet Hameric Wil
Pinochie Club Dines and Plays at Airport Inn
The Pinochie Club met at the Airport Inn for a dinner and pinochie games hosted by Mary Hirkpatrick. Wilda Taylor won first prize, Pat Mudge received the traveling prize, and Helen Grabovac claimed the low. The next meeting is set for November 1 at Janie Larson’s home in Elyria.
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Charles Spitzer
Leonard
George Morningstar
L. L. Manship
Ernest Crago
Walter Brock
Hal Roihgery
Jerey Smith
Fred Reissinger
Robert Néspell
Herbert Hampson
Jack Haechtges
Verren Dunham
Donald Davis
Frank Warthington
George Vincent
Door
Grafton Laundromat
Graften, Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Council
Mercury
Bescutal
Mercury Colony Park
Pickering & Schwed Motor CO
S. Main St
Grafton, Ohio
Fields Circle
Chatham Vfw
Dines
Ween
Ste
Savegenedan
Ea Eene
Educaticenal Tay
O'Neill
Toys—Center Isle Lower Floogr—O'neil's
M. O'Neil Co
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Monsey
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