Ohio 4-H Club Congress closes with Bricker address
The Ohio 4-H Club Congress in Columbus concluded after a banquet where Governor Bricker gave the final official address. Four 20-star advisors and members who served were honored. The 20-year honorees included Mrs. Leo Schott Westerville J Lester Ward Mt Vernon Miss Bernice Betzer Me ding qd HM Doyle Wooster. Russia has decorated Peter Krivotios a locomotive engineer who increased the speed of weight trains 35 percent.
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Columbus
Boyt
Altace
Clovernor Bricker
Leo Schott
Westerville
J. Lester Ward
Mi. Vernet
Bernice Betzer
Meding
HM. Doyle
Wooster
Russia
Peter Krivotios
Poultry and Eggs at The People’s Market on Chapel Street
The People’s Market on Chapel Street plans Saturday hours from 1 A.M. to 8 A.M. and Friday evening from 5 P.M. to 8 P.M. with dressed poultry including Heavy White Turk Springers and various hens and springers, plus strictly fresh eggs. This week’s dressed poultry specials noted include valuable items and pricing.
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Chapel Street
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Avon Lake Board Approves Budget and Staffing Changes
Avon Lake school budget set at 81 402 with 2 500 for endowment and 05 000 for general fund and bond retirement. Board authorized 7 250 bonds and 611 interest. a new vacuum cleaner ordered. Transportation appointed for handi capped students. district seeks Nort Central Association membership. teachers’ renewal policy revised after masters degree. Helen Kolopus hired for elementary music. Russell Myers to lead string program. Librarian Miss Mitgerer Kali. village librarian Waln to teach art. village code updated to state code.
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Avon Lake
Enfyteria
Avonake Serial Board
Avon Lake Board
Helen Kolopus
Russell Myers
Mitgerer Kali
Miss Waln
Leaghes Art
Seripa
First P T A Meeting Opens Season in South Amherst
The Parent-Teacher Association held its season debut at the South Amherst school with President Mrs. F L Moore presiding. Miss Virginia Stewirle was named secretary to fill a vacancy, and committee chairs were announced for program membership publicity music hospitality and decorations. Local talks on PTA value to school and budget approval followed, with a social desert course served.
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South Amherst
Parent-Teicher Association
FL & Moore
B. Myall
Allisice
M.A. Burris
Virginia Stewirle
Margaret Sehwarta
AL Wellington
Moore
Grace Blakeslee
Fred
Holzhwuer Puhlletty
Cillford Pierce
Elm
Hywtt
William Roberts
Arthur Flowers
Robert Allsop
Lois Wittleh
Harald Allsop
Albert Wragg
Lorain County
County Council
B. F. Litenberg
Peg Flowers
Village election notice urges new voters to register
The notice informs residents that voting will take place in November with three polling booths set by the election board. It specifies registration is required before the November 4 election and lists locations near Park Hall Mullavenend Lake Shore right of way. Only first-time registrants are urged to register.
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Elecion Board
Park Hall
Mullavenend Lake Shore
Carlisle Reunion Meeting of La Porte Methodist Circle One
Members of Circle One of the Women's Society of La Porte Methodist Church held a regular monthly reunion at the church dining room. Tables formed a long U around the luncheon area created a festive setting. Mrs Frank Harrison served as chairman, Mrs George Goodyear led the devotional using The Measuring of Life from the Upper Room, and prayer closed the service. Mrs Fred Cowles reported on routine work and finances. A hamburger roast was enjoyed after the meeting.
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Carlible
Circle One
Women's Society of
la Porte
Fred Cowtes
Meeting At Church Plans For September 24 Event
Gleaner group members received gifts and cards, announced the Genorost Society meeting set for Wednesday September 24 at the church with eireles, Leo, and Ebele four hosting and presenting the program. Officers were proposed by Mrs Goodyear and unanimously elected, including Cowles as chairman and Harrison as vice chairman. Publicity by Mrs Gregg and other officers were listed, while plans for future meetings were discussed.
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Genorst Society
Wednnesday
Eireles Any
Leo
Ebele
Harrison
Goodyear
Fred Cowles
Prank Harrison
H.W. Gregg
Albert Goodspeed
Tred Moran
Frank McVelty
Cawles
Bel
Col umbia Grange Cake Contest Winners Named
In Acme Grange white butter cake contest on Tuesday night Mrs. Robert Churchward won first prize and Miss Wilda Heineman took second. They also competed in the Pomona event.
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Grange News
Columbia
Acme Grange ‘Hist
Robert Churchward
Wilda Heineman
Pomona
Family Accom Itch of Westlake Marys at Sheffield
In a Sheffield ceremony, Mr and Mrs Scott wed at 90 West Lorain. The couple, heading to Waterbury, will be accompanied by Mrs Schmita and other close relatives as they begin married life.
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Mra
Scott
Sheffield
Min
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Ann Page
A&p
A&p- Trade
Marvel
Jane Parker
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