Community bake sale and turkey shoot draw locals to Florence area
A Florence elementary PTA event featured a masquerade at Florence Elementary School and a donkey basketball game by VFW Post 8032. Nearby Archie McDowell farm hosted a Turkey Shoot by the Firelands Farmers and Sportsmen Conservation Club, netting $250 plus $25 from a concession stand. The article also notes Lions Club calendar duties and Cub Scout pins as well as election logistics and polling guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
VFW
Ross
Fleming
Archie McDowell
Gore Orphanage Rd
Firelands Farmers and Sportsmen Conservation Club, Inc
Brownhelm PTA hosts civil defense speaker on fallout planning
Brownhelm Parent-Teacher Association welcomed Lorain County Civil Defense director Joseph Stock to present on fallout protection and evacuee care, followed by a Q and A. Delores Mason received a Parent-Teacher Manual Study Course certificate as Halloween activities and school pictures were announced for the week. Oberlin coverage notes a demonstration party and discussions of new playground equipment and school events amid a busy schedule at the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Joseph Stock- 2Till
Lorain County Civil Defense
Brownhelm Parent - Teacher Association
Delores Mason
NECTA
Hiezert
Myrtle Jenkins
Oberlin
Douglas Walker
Franz Biresen
M .Sand
Ay J
Rochester Civic Club Elects 1961 42 Officers
Mrs Mary Christensen was elected president of the Civic Club in Rochester at the October meeting where all other officers were reelected. Goldie Dygert is vice president Dorma Rowland secretary and Hall treasurer. The next meeting is Nov 13 at Mrs Walter Meloy home with Mrs Jessie Eckies co host. The Baptist All Church Missionary Society meets Friday at 8 pm. Mrs Elaine Lamb presides. Mrs Fred Patton former Spashel Bers of Brighton will be guest speaker and the Pattons now plan work in Peru. They will move to New York this week end. Letters and reports from other Marys will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Gravel Hall
Civic Club
Mary Christensen
Goldie Dygert
Dorma Rowland
Hall
Walter Meloy
Jessie Eckies
Patton
Baptist All Church Missionary Society
Elaine Lamb
Fred Patton
Spashel Bers
Brighton
Ami
Peru
Oberlin State Day draws delegates from 18 colleges
About 150 delegates and advisors from 18 colleges will attend Oberlin College on Saturday for the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students State Day. Keynote speaker Dr. Doris Seward of the University of Kentucky will address women's government and changes in college life. Oberlin students will lead workshops on student government and a panel will discuss new methods of governance with four deans of women from Mount Union, Denison, Akron, and Kent State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Intercollegiate Association of Women
Oberlin College
Doris Seward
University of Kentucky
Miss Seward
Judith A. McMillan
Mount Union College
Elizabeth Hartshorn
Denison University
Phyllis A. Paul
University of Akron
Margaret J. Forsythe
Kent State University
Outstanding Young Farmer Fete Wednesday
Sandusky County holds its annual Outstanding Young Farmer dinner at St John Evangelical Church at Moyer corners Wednesday night with about 20 farmers attending. The event features nominees and a public panel discussion plus workshops led by Farm Agent John Aylsworth and others from Ohio Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ene County
St. John
Evangelical Church
Moyer Corners
John Aylsworth
George Harkness
Ohio
Emil Novotny
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Thelgo
Vermilion
Darel Moyer
Bellevue
Charles Trueman
Monroeville
Donald Wil
Wilder Hall
Lliams
What is a Chromosome in heredity study
A public service message explains chromosomes as carriers of genes and the potential to extend lifespans through genetics. It urges support for college science education, noting overcrowded campuses and rising applications. It promotes a booklet from a Times Square address and credits advertising groups for cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Advertising Conneil
Newscaper Advertising Executives Association
Oberlin Students Launch Annual Relief Drive Plans
Oberlin College will start its 1961 62 Consolidated Relief Fund drive with an assembly at noon in Finney Chapel where Samuel M Brownell chairmen Jane Griswald and Richard Eldridge will outline preparation for the world of work. Robert Willoughby will host a 430 p m Q and A in Wilder Lounge and a conservatory recital follows in War Veterans Memorial. The drive seeks 10000 for the National Scholarship Service Fund for Negro Students World University Service American Friends Service Committee and Casa Materna near Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Samuel M. Brown
Jane E. Griswald
Jophnell
Detroit Omore
Richard L. Eldridge
United U" BS
Edu Ja
Finney Chapel
Brownell
Robert Willoughby
Gate
Wilder
Oberlin College Conservatory of Poth
RAE
Yale University Graduate School
Detroit
Yale
New Haven State Teachers College
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Consolidated Relief Fund
National Scholarship Service Fund
World University Service
American Friends Service Committee
Mozart and Pierne Featured in Free Public Recital
Wilma Price with Peter Howard will accompany a recitalist performing Mozart K313 Con certo in G major, Pierne Sonata da Camera Op 48, and Piston Sonata for Flute and Piano. The program is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Price
Peter Howard
Moozart
Gabriel Pierne
Walter Piston
Fireside Club Plans Yule Crafts Meeting
Wellington reports the Fireside Club of the First Congregational Church will host a Christmas crafts program at its November 15 gathering. The Oct meeting featured Thomas Curtis, music director of Elyma First Congregational, discussing how modern noise in cities resembles amplified sound and other nuisances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
First Congregational Church
Sydney
Rus- Thomas Curtis
Ofstralia
First Congregational
Curtis
Boosters Seek New Members in South Amherst Drive
SOUTH AMHERST South Amherst Community Booster Club begins a membership drive. Reorganized in November 1958 with 120 members 12 active, this year about 60 members remain with few active helpers. Planned projects include Little League baseball basketball court and football scoreboard with meetings at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the school and a film of the South Amherst Buckeye football game scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
South Amherst Community Booster Club
Toomorrow
South Amherst- Buckeye
Wakeman Halloween Parade Prizes Listed
Wakeman hosted a village Halloween parade and party for Western Reserve School District students. Prizes honored winners across grades from pre school to adults with Sandra Nock taking the grand prize for most original costume. Cider and donuts were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Western Reserve
Ed Knally
Chuck Sheefal
Mike Chaflin
Karen Johnson
Donnie
Tracy Walton
John Nestor
Debbie Dillon
Gary Lohman
Barbara Wolfe
Doreen Radclife
Gary Andrews
Jackie Bement
Pat Conry
Edith Divers
Ann Burrill
Debbie Boeger
Sandy Dillon
Ricky Wolfe
Mike Frederick
Denise Radcliffe
Mary Joe Lee
Henry Dalton
Richard Liles
Lou Ann Gawron
Debbie Nestor
Karen Andrews
Maureen] Grady
Becky Radclife
Dalei Lee
Jerry
Carl Kiser
Harold Parks
Don Hosteller
Brenda Orson
Denny Lee
Eddie Davis
Linda Jackson
Sandra Nock
Charles Sheefer
Betty Mislinsk
Medical Society Auxiliary Hosts Area Meeting
The Huron County Medical Society Auxiliary hosted 36 members from Erie Lorain Medina and Richland counties in Ashland. District director Mrs T H Smith introduced region and state officials including Mrs L R Sontag Yellow Springs state president and Mrs C H Bell Mansfield state historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Huron County Medical Society
Ashland
Erie
Lorain
Medinal
Richland County
T. H. Smith
L. R. Sontag
Yellow Springs
C. H. Bell
Mansfield
Vi Colombi
Cleveland
North Central
The
National Board
H. G. Emeram
State
A. N. Wydgel
F. M. Wadsworth
A. Mack
Mount Vernon
Tenth District
Ono Lanka
Huron County Auxiliary
American firms show at Bologna fair Trade event
About 80 exhibitors attended the Bologna International Trade Fair with 35 American firms among them. Food shows highlighted the event, underscoring commercial interest and export opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Haly
Columbia Game Club Elects Warren Meek President
Columbia residents formed the Columbia Game Club in Town Hall with Warren Meek elected president Basil Reynolds as vice president Sterling Dietrich as secretary treasurer and a nine member board of trustees. Dues are five dollars for non locals and six dollars for locals honorary memberships offered to owners of parcels over one and a half acres. The non profit, non political group aims to conserve wildlife and hunting, promote better fishing, and educate residents about wildlife and property rights. About forty residents attended and many joined during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Game Club
Warren Meek
South Station Rd
Basil Reynolds
East River Rd
North
Sterling Dietrich
West River Rd
Sam Price
Royalton Rd
Jerry Kirby
Boone Rd
Howard Wendling
Mitchell Rd
James Gray
Redfern Rd
Sheldon Fisher
Vern Dietrich
Jacquay
Columbia Township
Harold Dalrymple
Parker Miller
Sheriff's Department
Jas
Kennedy to Host Stag Lunch for Senegal Leader
President Kennedy will host a stag lunch for visiting Senegal President Leopold Sencor, to be held Friday soon after his arrival from New York. The event underscores U S accord with Senegal and strengthens diplomatic ties between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Leopold Sencor
Senegal
New York
Huntington United Church Dedication of Ward Hall
Ward Hall annex to Huntington United Church was dedicated after worship on Sunday with a dimmer serving about 100. Dean Rolce presented a film on four years of construction. Trustees Glen Rollin and Huber Florence burned the mortgage. The $25,000 building cost was financed by the church and members. Rev. Dale Clark delivered the dedication speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ward Hall
Huntington United Church
Dean Rolce
Glen Rollin
Huber Florence
Dale Clark
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Birmingham Bus
Lions Club Committee
Robert “Finnegan
Robert Howat
Finnegan
Howat
Tolon
Board of Election
Birmingham
Focal Board of Election
Prof
Willoughby
PTA
Mrs. Christensen
Pattons
Earl Betts
Maries
Voom
Eer
Deeluuv
Aya Sacle
Veraunes
Berlin
United States
Bibo
Mannes College of Music
New York University
Aera Juilliard School of Music
Agnes Radcliffe
Conservatory of Music
Amherst
Conservatory
College of Arts and Sci
Jences
Elmer Dygert
Drusilla
Rochester Baptist Youth
David Wilson
Homemakers Club
Wellinton Farm Women’s Club
American Legion
Evelyn Dilley
Lorain County
George Stoll
Paul Ewell
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Esther Babcock
Ruth Rowland
Elva Ziegler
Friendship Guild
Ed Cowie
Friendship Guild of
Betty Winfield
Methodist Sunday School
Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship
Phil Mourton
Don Spencer
Senior High Methodist
Joe Wolfe
Christifmas
Feanz
Times Square Station
N.Y
Boosters
Chronicle Telegram
Medical Society Auxiliary
Albert Luthuli
South America
HE Right
Ruth Brosche
James P. Horn
Democratic
Fairfax
Frank A. Charles B. Humphrey
Cavagna Insurance
B. M. O'Donnell Real Estate
Elyria Savings & Trust
Nature Hat
Kratschmer
Kretschmer
Kretschmar
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