Wellington Auxiliary Plans Fall Fashion Show and Events
Wellington American Legion Auxiliary finalizes a fall fashion show at the Legion home on November 3 at 8 p.m with a holiday theme and a wedding review finale. Prizes, refreshments, and ticket sales through Bassetts or Kay Gray, Pat Ayers, or Theresa Manning. Secretary Ethel Oney and child welfare chair Lulu Jameyson named. 42 Spirit of 76 plates sold at autograph party. service members overseas packages to be sent. Veterans Day dinner set for November 12 at 6 30 p.m with kitchen and dining committees named. Junior Auxiliary members assist with decorations and favors. meeting included prize awards and Junior Auxiliary attire observation.
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Wellington
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Ways and Means Committee
Bassetts
Kay Gray
Pat Ayers
Theresa Manning
Ethel Oney
Lulu Jameyson
Thelma Davis
Lillian Clark
Florence McClaflin
Mary Feron
Halloween Party Marks Wellington Junior Corps Meeting
Coro M Shepard and others awarded for costumes while juniors decorated the meeting room. Janice Hemp shill presented a Columbus Day reading and Sara Cassell won attendance. Lunch for members and Wake-man auxiliary guests. Upcoming Nov 7 meeting. Elias Cooper Junior Corps to host Halloween party Friday 7:30 p.m. at G A R Memorial Hall with entertainment committee named. Christmas card sales urged for next meeting Oct 27.
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Jean Feron
Ardith Hemphill
Janice Hempshill
Sara Cassell
Wakeman
Bess Barber
Louise Hostetler
Elias Cooper
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Josephine Farago
Marian Marley
Helen Farage
Nancy Pasadyn
Percy Wurtz
Karen Anney
Joanne Anney
Betty Settlemire
Susan Willard
Donna Jean Lindsey
Sally Worcester
Joanne Gannett
Marian Lindsey
G. A. R. Hall
Medina
Needlecraft Guild
Irene Eberhardt
Bertha Komives
North Main St
Wellington
Lorain County
Hiiltop House
Elyria
JoAnn Halliwill
Janet Shepherd
Kay Unser
Donna Arndt
First Baptist Church
Carl Ziegler
Bolivia
First Methodist Church
Priscilla Circle
First Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Lelan Kirkpatrick
Grace Sutliff
Norman Griges
Purchase
Robert Weber
Johns St
Maude Seiler
Alvin Hannum
Taylor St
Weber
Main St
Robert Kimbler
Barker St
Rickey Standen
Imbler
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
Suburban Calendar Highlights for Local Clubs and Churches
Local P T A groups, church societies, and civic clubs list meetings, times, and venues across Lagrange, Carlisle, Elyria, and nearby towns. Activities include fundraisers, dinners, prayer circles, planning sessions, and social gatherings with multiple date notes and venue changes.
Avon Mothersingers Meet at Ruble Home
Mothersingers gather at Mrs John Ruble home at 9 30 a m Avon district notes a special Board of Education meeting at 3 p m opening of high school bids Also Lagrange Cub Scouts will collect papers all day on Saturday
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Lagrange
Carlisle-La Grange
P.T.A
Kipton — Missionary Society
Baptist Church
Frances Perkins
Carl Zeigler
Eaton — Esther
Eaton’ Church of Christ
Kate Hawk
Litchfield — Lbs
Congregational Church
EATON
North Eaton Veterans Auxiliary
Ridgeville — Mothers Club
Red Cross
Elyria
New London
Methodist Church
Oddfellow Hall
Amherst
Tulk Field
S. Amherst
WSCS
American Legion
Friendship Circle
Tuk Field
Carlisle — Esther Circle
LaPorte Methodist Church
Tony Piscoia
Jerrol Ct
Lake Ave
Frances Rostkeski
Edna Baun
Nina Hedges
Avon
Planning Commission
Council
Town Hall
N. Eaton
Mildred Parkers
St. Francis Xavier
St. Mary’s
Rochester
Parkers
Eaton School For New
Grafton
LaVerne
Enpley
Grange
Avon — Mothersingers
John Ruble
Lioness survives basle zoo surgery but cubs die
BASLE Switzerland record reports a circus lioness surviving a major operation by the Basle Zoo chief veterinary surgeon while all three cubs were stillborn. If she recovers this would mark Europe’s first successful lion operation of its kind. PMID
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Basle
Switzerland
Basle Zoo
Europe
Whoe Proposal Is This CIO Unemployment Push On Ballot
Opinion piece condemns the Congress of Industrial Organizations proposal on Election Day to raise unemployment benefits in Ohio. It warns the CIO seeks $59 weekly max for 39 weeks, totaling $2,301 tax free, far above federal minimums, accusing it of self interest and widespread abuse by workers crossing states to collect benefits.
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Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
Ohio
Florida
California
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