WHS Seniors Elect FFA Trip Plans Highlight Open House
The article notes freshman officers to be chosen this week after junior and sophomore leaders were announced. Charlies Vachey explains phases of the agricultural program at a freshman open house with parents. Hawley stresses parent cooperation and integrated supervised farming, classroom instruction, and projects. A WHS FFA delegation will depart Oct 10 for the national convention in Kansas City with representatives from all 50 states and 20 foreign countries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Vachey
Hawley
Cere
WHS Ffa
FFA
Kansas City
Hospital Costs Driven by Wages Says New Booklet
Wellington report on The Truth About Hospital Costs says 70 percent of hospital expenses go to employee wages. It notes shorter 40 hour weeks raise staff numbers and wages average $1.50 per hour, compares poorly with other sectors, and highlights factors like medical advances and aging populations in lifting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Southern Lorain County Hospital Association
SLCHA
Oldsters
Shome
Grand Ave
Kiwanians Certify Officers The Wellington Kiwanis Club certifies officers and board for two years
The Wellington Kiwanis Club unofficially reports officer appointments: Bill Barber president Kenneth Jones first vice president Robert Gott second vice president Harrison L Comstock secretary Jack Duff treasurer. Two year directors are Charles Weitzheimer William Skeeles Glenn Myers and Robert Dicka. Barber served as program chairman. The club notes only one blood donor has been secured to replace blood given to the late Al Southard before his death and asks volunteers to contact Harrison Comstock. This week’s dinner award went to Rev H G Robertson of the First Congregational Church.
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Wellington
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Bill Barber
Kenneth Jones
Robert Gott
Harrison L. Comstock
Jack Duff
Charles Weitzheimer
William Skeeles
Glenn Myers
Robert Dickafor
al Southard
Kiwanis
Harrison Comstock
H. G. Robertson
First Congregational Church
Wellington Scavenger Hunt Captures 41 Items
More than 100 seventh and eighth graders from Wellington schools joined a scavenger hunt Saturday evening run by the Junior Women's League with village recreation board aid. Four-man teams collected 41 of 45 requested items. top squad included Kent Turner and others.
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Wellington
Village Recreation Board
Huntest
Kent Turner
Robert Loudin
Arthur Rolfe
Tom Dewey
Jerry Puka
Doug Hanson
Charles Cresswell
Eugene Haliwell, Jr
Terry Carmen
Cheryl Ford
Chervil Cooley
Buck
Bradstock
Ais
Paul Dreyer
Fred Greetham Jr
Ed Ferriman
Reben Walker
Leon Bixby
Seven Fined In Mayor Court This Week
Ellington seven men appeared in Mayor's Court this week with six as traffic offenders. James Baker of 112 Grand Ave was fined 10 dollars for disorderly conduct. Speeding cost Lowell Knapp 10 dollars. Fines also applied to Robert Garner Edward Yeaver Arthur J. Paddock Jr Harold Adams and Clifford Smith for various infractions.
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Ellington
James Baker
Grand Ave
Ralph Gray
Lowell Knapp
Robert Garner
Edward Yeaver
Wellington
Arthur J. Paddock, Jr
Plymouth
Harold Adams
Medina
Clifford Smith
Port Clinton
Congregational Church Plans Member Canvass
The First Congregational Church in Wellington hosts a fellowship supper as part of an all member canvass. Rev Ormund from the Ohio State church office met with canvassers to plan church finances and a campaign targeting completion in November. An open house for church school parents featured a panel on distant education led by Richard Duste and others.
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Wellington
First Congregational Church
Ormund Z
Ohio State Church
Reconstruction Funds Grow for Spencer First Baptist
Spencer Baptists report over 35000 raised toward rebuilding after fire. Rev. Adam Galt says appraisers estimate 50000 to 60000 needed for rebuilding on old site with plans by Claver Associates for a 70 by 40 foot auditorium. Members meet at Spencer schoolhouse and remain united.
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Spencer
First Baptist Church
Adam Galt
Gah
Claver Associates of
Wooster Architects
Gak
Emma Warner Retires After 42 Years at Rexall Drug
Wellington confirms Emma Warner of 207 Elm St retires as bookkeeper for Rexall Drug Store owner Charles Griste after 42 years starting in 1917. Griste and daughter Mary honored her with dinner at Oberlin Inn and a golf wrist watch.
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Wellington
Emma Warner
Elm St
Charles Griste
Rexall Drug
Main St
Miss Warner
Arthur H. Binder
Griste
Mary
Oberlin] Inn
Court Rolce
Canaries Lowers
Mckinley St
Tre Lowers
Montrose Way
Charles Kyle
East
Cleveland St
Montebello
Calif
Fire Watchers On Forest Jobs
Ohio forestry crews manned fire towers for nine weeks this year as dry spell raises wildfire risk across woodlands. Officials warn that even a momentary carelessness could ignite large fires while reporting a few small spot fires in distant areas.
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Columbes
UPI
Accountant Pleads Guilty to Embezzling from Animal League
Francis G. Swain admitted guilt on Wednesday for embezzling $8.30 from Our Dumb Friends League, an animal protection society, and received a two year prison sentence. He told the judge he lost most of the money gambling on dog and horse racing.
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London
Francis G. Swain
Ino
Our Dumb Friends League
Animal Protection Society
Swain
Old Rocking Chair Takes First Place at Cleveland Show
Mrs. O. L. Adams of Mayfield Kentucky won a first place at the Cleveland Ceramic Hobbyists Guild show for a hand shaped representation of her mother Lena Roner in a rocking chair. She also earned a second premium for a model of a sum carrying its young and a second prize for a sculpture of her teacher Marie Macbeth, plus honorable mention for her Ebb Tide bust.
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C. L. Adams
North Main St
Cleveland
Wellington
O. L. iMaed
Adams
Cleveland Ceramic Hobbyists Guild
May ‘Co
Lena Roner
May‘field
Marie ‘MacBeth
Grafton
Meni
Police Dog Injures Officer in Columbus Family Dispute
Patrolman Windsor C. Ramsey described a large police dog as the biggest he has seen when it bit him and tore the seat from his pants during a family disturbance call in Columbus. The incident involved a police dog responding to the scene.
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Columbus. Onion
Windsor C. Ramsey
Wellington United Appeal Sets $400 Over Last Year Goal
The Wellington United Appeal announces a goal of $13 358 for 12 agencies, $490 over last year’s total, to run Oct 3 to Nov 5 with pledges allocated to groups including the Recreation Board, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, and chaired by Poe Cisov with 7 captains.
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Wellington
Wellington United Appeal
William Sponseller
United Appeal
Sponseller
Poe Cisov
Wellington Recreation Board
Welleson Reservation
Center
Snon Army
Boy Scouts
Lorain County
Second Hunt Set By League for Wellington Students
Wellington Junior Women's League will organize a second scavenger hunt on October 24 for students in grades 1 through 12 at Wellington High School. Committee members include Mrs. Roland Handley and others. last hunt for seventh and eighth graders drew over 100 participants. Upcoming events include a card party, social hour, and a Christmas dance on December 19 at Eagles Hall.
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Wellington
Wellington High Schoo
Roland Handley
Harry Harmmann
Don Whitney
Robert King
Rober Trautman
Paul Dreyer
Eagies Hall
Robert Harris
Harry ‘Hartman
Richard Mac‘Dermott
Elyria
Medina
William ‘Fawcett
The Falcon Debuts as American Auto Symbol
The Falcon from Dearborn Michigan is presented as a flagship American car crafted for U.S. drivers. The placement emphasizes Detroit’s role as the automotive capital and frames the model as a symbol of national industry and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Michigan
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WHS
Daywood
Herrick Ave
East Wellington
Ohio
Hamburg
Borden's
Congregational Church
Hough & Caldwell Auto Service
Brighton
Obie
Paul Jeavons
Spencer Baptists
Acme
Farm & Dairy Supply CO
Girl Scouts
Wellington Heart Committee
Wellington Cancer Committee
Ford
Fords
Fora
Ade
Alcon
Us.a
U. S
U.S.A
Thunderbird
America
Ford Division
Ford, Odor Company
J. R. Dall Ford Sales
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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