Two Cents Spark Move to Australia by Elyria Family
The Goodbar family of 671 Bell Ave plans to emigrate to Australia seeking work and cheaper living. Mr. Ross Goodbar, a structural moonworker, and wife describe their motivation, expectations, and help from Australian contacts, with the move including selling possessions and a two year stay pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
United States
Australia
Ross Goodbsr
Bell Ave
Goodbars
Jarealy
Mrs Goodbar
Goodbar
Mr. Goodbar
Call to Prayer Begins Next Week at First Methodist
Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church will join the annual Call to Prayer and Self Denial observance starting next week. Over 36,000 local societies nationwide participate, with proceeds supporting medical missions and a new Scarritt College library in Nashville as part of the 1965 theme Attempt Great Things for God.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Woman's Division
Methodist Board of Missions
Robert Choate
Wesley House
William Carey
England
India
Congo
Korea
South America
Scarritt College
Nashville
Tenn
Scarriitt
America
Party hayride planned by Xi Beta Omega chapter
Xi Beta Omega of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Richard Beam home. Members distributed patient folders for Elyna Memorial Hospital to assemble envelopes for Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association on Oct 2. A hayride and Halloween party for members and husbands was announced for tomorrow at Hanover’s Butternut Ridge Rd. Chairs set up for First Lads of Eisma Coc men and other committees. Candlight ritual and jewels degree given, with installation of an extension officer. Next meeting set for Nov 2 at Mrs Joseph’s home. Serial Party at St Thomas School Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard Beam
Robert Crawford
Elyna Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Gene Face- Tre
Eisma Coc
Norm Wisotey
Jack Gulespie Ther
Ned Fertig
Crawford
Wade Joseph
Beam
Weal
Harold Youngless
Gillespie
Fertig
Miss Kaleel
Mary Pecynski
Joseph
Wysocky
Smith
Jack Powell
Pink Mink Mutation Comes to Emba Breeders Association
New pink mink coats are the latest mutation welcomed by the Emba Mink Breeders Association. Bred from a quad ruptic recessive mutation, pink pelts fetch about 100 per pelt with full coats costing around 30,000 dollars. The process is slow, and a single pink breeder out of 256 offspring. The program notes 4,000 ranchers across four states raise mink, with 57 color shades now available.
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New York
UPI
Emba Mink Breeders Association
Emba
Mink Association
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Royden
St. Thomas School
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