Grafton WSCS to Hold World Federation Drive
Grafton Women’s Society planning committee sets December meeting for 1 p.m. at the parsonage. The group will discuss the World Federation program and pack at least 18 boxes for shutins on December 13. Officers and hostesses noted, with reports on fund-raising, bake sales, and forthcoming May Breakfast.
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Grafton
Woman's Society
Christian Service
Methodist
Prostam
Edith Cox
Theimner
Shiney Bartlett
Lident
Withlgram
Irma Newland
Wom-bration
Andlan
Shutins
Oslo
Lois Biaesent
Alburn
Ellen Brown
Work Newland
Nell Warren
Brown
Bartlett
Grafton Methodist Church Hosts Union Thanksgiving Service
The Grafton Methodist Church will host a Union Thanksgiving Service for the Min isterial Association on Wednesday evening with light refreshments after. Rev Donald Newland spoke on public worship as a Christian duty and reports covered finances and outreach plans including follow up calls to inactive members and evangelism efforts. A new New Year Eve watchnight service was approved and discussions continued on pew replacement for the remodeled church.
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Grafton
The
Methodist Church
Donald Newland
Newland
Christan Church
Wilma Bouley
New Organ Fund
Theodora Cook
Edina Finlayson
Roberta Lay
Commission On Educcation
Eiher
Eichmann Verdict Seen Near in Jerusalem Trial
Three Israeli judges in the Eichmann case appeared close to a verdict on the demand for the mass killing of six million Jews. Translators were ready and the 300 page ruling was expected to be Hebrew stenciled next week. The date is uncertain and Hanukkah may affect scheduling. Eichmann, a former Nazi official, argued he followed orders.
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Jerusalem
UPD
Adolf Eichmann
Hts
Israel Press
Eichmann
Three Personal Injury Claims Settled for Five Thousand
Two suits against Eugene Szewczyk of Lorain Ave totaling 159122 were settled for 5000. Ralph Dyke and Edith Shearer, both of 342 Ninth St, sought 78632 and 76490 for injuries from an automobile crash on Route 10 dated March 16, 1959. Settlement pays 2200 to Dyke, 2500 to Shearer, and 300 to Hartford Insurance Co.
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Eugene Szewczyk
Lorain Ave
Loran
Ralph Dyke
Ninth St
Edith Shearer
The
Hartford Insurance Co
Attorneys Change Plea To Guilty In Norwalk Case
Kenneth Boggs 31 of North Fairfield pleaded guilty to first degree murder in Norwalk common pleas court after his attorneys changed the plea from innocent. Judge Robert J. Vetter postponed sentencing and may convene a three judge panel with the Ohio Chief Justice to fix guilt and determine sentence. Boggs stabbed his wife Virginia 32 during a visit near the Norwalk police station then tried to harm himself. Donald Risner was present during the incident. Boggs is jailed in Sheriff John Borgia’s custody.
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Norwalk
Kenneth Boggs
North Fairfield
Boggs
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Vetter
Ohio
Virginia
Donald Risner
John Borgia
City Bill To County Gets Okay
The city council's finance committee approved paying the final half of the city's $25,000 welfare bill for the year. Funds were initially in doubt but were later guaranteed by year end. Payment will come from the contingency account when the late year tax settlement funds become available.
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Wwe
Commttee
Hanson Divorce Granted in Ene County Court
Jane P Hanson is granted a divorce from Donald Hanson in Ene County Common Pleas court with custody awarded to the mother of a minor child. Snow fences to be installed in Birmingham Township as trustees order township workers to begin setup work.
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Sandusky
Ene County
Birmingham
Florence
Women's Club is Organized in North Eaton
A North Eaton women's club was organized Tuesday night in connection with the North Eaton Veterans. It will function as an auxiliary not contingent on Vet's membership. The group will meet the second and fourth Tuesdays at Vel's Club Building South Island Rd. Next meeting November 28 at 8 p.m. officers to be elected and a club project chosen.
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North Eaton
South Island Rd
William McMichael
Gene Thorn
Vel's
Grange Holds Essay Contest and Christmas Plans
The Eaton Grange announces an essay contest tied to a Christmas fund for road improvements. Entries due by December 15, with winners receiving state prize money and certificates for top sixth grade entrants from the Midview School District. A December 13 meeting and December 21 Christmas party are scheduled at the Grange Hall.
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North Eaton
Eaton Grange
Grange Hall
America
View
Olympia
Wash
UPI
Elton Hill
Grange
Handbook Guides U S Policy Outreach And Public Programs
The handbook from the Foreign Policy Association World Affairs Center outlines policy outreach activities for the upcoming Great Decisions discussions next February and March. It notes numerous people-to-people projects run by communities and groups, plus more than 50 publications with practical guidance for such programs.
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Foreign Policy Association World Affairs Center
Association
Imercom
Er Bait
Giant Dish To Explore Heavens At Stanford
Stanford University hosts America's largest radio telescope a 70 ton 150 foot dish erected for radar and radio solar system explorations before year end. It is the first of three planned in the United States with others to follow at Sagamore Hill and a Navy site.
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Stanford
Calif
UPD
America
Stanford University
United States
Air Force
Sagamore Hit
Mass
Navy
Stanford Research Institute
Air Force Office of Aerospace Research
Defense Atomic Support Agency
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Orlon
Asa
Shoe Dept
Orion
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