Scouts Shown Movies At Cub Pack Meeting In Grafton
GRAFTON Cub Scout Pack 152 opened fall activities at Grafton Methodist Church with William Shively presenting car racing car race films to teach the year’s first project. William Roberts outlined a father son session next month, a racers ramp project, and a year end display in Oberlin. A new den was formed with Mrs. Kazimerczak and Mrs. Hawke as den mothers. Roberts demonstrated neckerchief tying. October’s theme is American Folklore.
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Grafton
William Shively
Grafton Methodist Church
William Roberts
Oberlin
Frank Kazimerczak
Richard Hawke
Roberts
Junior Fire Marshal Activities To Start In Midview School District
A year long Junior Fire Marshal program will begin during National Fire Prevention Week in the Midview School district. The week started Sunday and runs through Saturday with activities planned for students across schools in the district.
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Grafton
Midview
Art Teacher To Address Kiwanians In Grafton
James Mateer, art teacher at Midview Eagle School, will speak to the Kiwanis Club in Grafton about the high school art program. The event coincides with planned Ladies Night for the club’s 15th anniversary and highlights fire prevention education efforts statewide.
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Grafton
James Mateer
Midview Eagle School
Kiwanis Club
Grafton School
Mateer
Howard Wells
Michael Beto
Hal Rothgery
Wesley C. Burr
South Pasadena
Calif
Kiwamans
Friendship Class Opens Fall Schedule at Grafton Church
The Friendship Class of the Grafton Methodist Church began its fall meeting schedule at the Parker home. Reports were given on plans for the church bazaar on November 15. A booth project work session was planned at Clarence Metager’s home. Members played games and won prizes, with lunch served. The next meeting is set for October 26 at the Boules home.
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Grafton
Grafton Methodet
Jamies Parker
Clarence Metager
Joseph Boules
Altar and Rosary Auction Sale Set For Tomorrow
GRAFTON An auction by the Altar and Rosary Society of Immaculate Conception Church is at 9 p m tomorrow open to parish members. Bring usable articles produce or bake goods and label clothing items. Pickup service offered by Joseph Zero and Mrs Wells Mole Jr contact. Robert Rundle acts as auctioneer with proceeds benefiting the society.
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Grafton
Altar and Rosary Society of Immaculate Conception
Joseph Zero
North Eaton
Wells Mole, Jr
Robert Rundle
Society
Farm Bureau Unit At Belden Plans Fun Night
Belden Farm Bureau Council 7 E members approved resolutions for the 1959 program at a Monday meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Edwin Beriswill. Ten members attended and final plans were set for fun nights on Saturday at Grafton with events beginning at 7 30 pm. Lunch followed adjournment and Mr and Mrs Norman Giese will host the group next.
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Belden
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Council
Edwin Beriswill
Grafton
Norman Giese
Midview and Area Church Services Announced
Local churches list Sunday worship and school times including Midview Assembly of God LaGrange Methodist Belden Methodist and Church of God with pastors Roig Fereusen Webb Bloss Lihk and Kuriger. Services cover Sunday school worship evangelistic prayer meetings and youth events across Chester LaGrange Ridgeville North Eaton and surrounding areas.
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Midview
Assembly of God
Fown Hall
Chester F. Roig
LaGrange
Belden
Church of God
Main St
Norman E. Bloss
Young People's Endeavor
Freldy Methodist Church
Lorain Rd
Ridgeville
Quom
End of Church Drive Signals Week of Sunday School
Grafton area churches boost National Sunday School Week with house to house canvassing in Eaton Estates. Trinity Lutheran plans a 10 30 a.m. rally at Grafton School auditorium with a children oriented service, sermon, songs and staff commissioning. Other churches share schedules including worships, youth activities, and Holy Communion.
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Grafton
Trinity “Lutherans
Eaton Estates
Wasi
Srdren
Soss
Bratton Methodist Church
Earl D. Hart
Kenneth Cook
George Edwards
Sechurch
Church OF Christ Rts
Stanley J Bartlett
Harold Carpenter
P. m
Trinity Lutheran
Maurice Shackell
Sunshine Grafton-Midview Choir Bake Sale at Spitzer's Hardware
The official board announces a bake sale and related events for the Sunshine Grafton Midview group. Activities include a Saturday sale at 1 pm, a 7 pm prayer meeting tomorrow, and choir rehearsals for junior and senior groups starting at various times.
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Sunshine
Grafton
Midview
Susannah
Ciation
Spitzer's Hardware
Mrs. Goins Assumes Presidency of PTA in Grafton
Mrs. Otto Goins was installed as president at the first combined meeting of the Grafton Elementary and Midview Junior High PTA. Officers named include first VP Mrs. Willard Kirkpatrick, second VP Mrs. Donald Huttinger, secretary Mrs. Robert Zaremba, and treasurer Mrs. Robert Cotton. Committees were announced on health and safety, education, funds, membership, hospitality, sunshine and publicity. The group discussed chairs for the auditorium, moved playground equipment, locker room improvements, and potential ice cream machines to fund the Band Boosters. Committees listed and activities described.
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Wells W. Mole Jr
Hartford Fire Insurance Io
U.S
Mole
Nto
Grafton
Don Aderman
Hbazards
Willow St
Kegzer
The
Standard Products
J Division
Western Automatic
Elyria
Elyria United Fund
Junor
Grafton Township
Kiwanis Club
Earl
Walsh
Service Club
Aderman
Western
First Homes
Grafton Kilparent
First Congregational Church
American Legion
Otto Goins
Grafton Elementary
Midview Junior High
Willard Kirkpatrick
Donald Huttinger
Robert Zaremba
Robert Cotton
Earl Walsh
Board of Education
Donald Aderman
Youth Center
Kenneth Hicks
Lyle Slack J
Carl Essex
Ellsworth Bohn
Sways and Means
Lawrence Armbruster
John Wharton
Wade Henney
Paul Wise
W. L
PTAs Plan For Midview Conference
GRAFTON East Carlisle PTA members meet Sunday at p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Thomas to discuss school finances in preparation for the Midview Community State House Conference on Education on October 22 at 8 p.m. at Midview High School. A second meeting Monday at Grafton School addresses school personnel. The conference will enable the district to send eight delegates to the 1958 State House Conference on Education October 28 in Columbus. Haynes Reichel of Brentwood Lake Village is district state house chairman.
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Grafton
East Carlisle
Columbus
State House
Haynes Reichel
Brentwood Lake Village
Clean Up Time For Belden Grange Event at local meeting and officers
Belden Grange members plan a clean up of the grange hall next Wednesday at 7 pm followed by a short business session. The meeting last week approved a $50 donation to Magnetic Spring Foundation and discussed the right to work. Pomona Grange will confer the fifth degree on Saturday at Penfield School. An Oct 13 visit will host Lorain County grange officers. Previously honored were Mr and Mrs Henry Rising at a golden wedding anniversary with cake and corsages. Mrs Anna Hosler read a poem and observed her 78th birthday. Move to Florida noted for Mr and Mrs A G Gellalis. Newly elected local officers include Dan Beriswill master and William Schwarer Overseer. Pauline Thewlis lecturer. Bob Beriswill steward. Tony Fervito assistant steward. Ruth Schwarer Flora. etc.
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Magnetic Spring
Pomona Grange
Penfield School
Lorain County
Henry Rising
Clifford McGill
Grafton
Anna Hosler
Frank Schavers
Hosler
Leon Lehman
Florida
A. G. Gellalis
The
Grange
Belden
St. Augustine
Fla
Dan Beriswill
William Schwarer
Pauline Thewlis
Bob Beriswill
Tony Fervito
Anne Hosier
Arthur Bennett
Eleanor Schwarer
Joe Chizmadia
Ceres Elsie Schriver
Pomona
Ruth ‘Schwarer
Flora
Victoria Mandeville
Assisant
Cora
Durkee
Bennett
Russell Schwarer
Jeanette Shepherd
Faher Mandeville
Ruth \Schwarer
Shufflers Prize Winners Named In Grafton Pinochle
The Shuffler's Pinochle Club met at Mrs. Alberta Gaetz home Monday evening. First prize went to Mrs. Melba Bescan and low to Mrs. Jack Knechtges. After the games, guest Donna Reese attended a surprise pink and blue shower with a gift from the club and Mrs. Kenneth Hicks.
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Grafton
Shuffler’s
Alberta Gaetz
Melba Bescan
Jack Knechtges
Schriver Named Junior Member of Holstein-Fresian Assn
GRAFTON Don Schriver has been named a junior member of the Holstein-Fresian Association of America by Brattleboro Vermont. He qualified for the certificate of merit and a junior membership pin through dairy project work with registered Holstein cattle. Junior members receive all organization privileges except voting, applicable to Future Farmers of America members.
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Grafton
Don Schriver
Paul C. Leidheiser
Lorain Country
Holstein-Fresian Association of America of
Brattleboro
Vt Schriver
Farmer of America
Belden Homemakers Host Speaker On Oct 22
Belden County Extension Home Economics agent Marcia Peniston will be the featured speaker when Mrs Warren Grills hosts the Belden Homemakers at 10 a m on October 22. Plans for attending craft days at Penfield were made at a meeting last Wednesday at Mrs Albert Roths home. A potluck dinner was served at noon to six members and a guest.
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Belden
Marcia Peniston
Lalate County
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Hunt
Immaculate Conception Church
Eriest
Edward Haberbosch
Columbia Station Methodist Church
Paul R. Olinger
Dean Hammon
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Assumption Church
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Edward F. Gackowski
Inday
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Mrs. Goins
PTA
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Belden Grange
Schriver
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