Outline Year s Plans At First Meeting Of YWCA Board
YWCA Directors Board outlines year plans at first meeting noting funding needs, membership drive from September 24 to October 2, and Open House Day on October 2. Reports cover nutrition, residence, finance, and education committees.新人 George Johnson leads sewing and Crogs program. president Leo Meyer presides.
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YWCA
Hans Wor
Keily
Bowl of Directors
Ywglas
Meg. Wan Poster
Earl Laurenselager
Teunt
Mabel Eli
Mergaret Edward
Irving Shepherd
Johnson
George Lamberton
Deane. Burns
Beavers
Tee
Council
Bruce Alexander
Enid Bunting
Leo Meyer
Alt Ext
Ruechiges
Shell
Irs
Rabé San
J. Bar
Carl Seb
Kons
Executives of PIA Council Plan Year's Work
Executives of the PIA Council met to plan the year's work. Discussions covered membership drives, program topics for parents and teachers, and a Cleveland conference slated for September, with delegates urged to attend. A statewide literacy push and subscription sales to the Par- ent-Teacher magazines were proposed, under the leadership of Mrs. Xter.
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PIA Council
Sen
Dent
Elysia
Yington
Pirade
L. Miller
Chain Air
Aisnay
Cleveland
Eptember
Foc
Ipari Te
Xter
Parcrept
Acw
McMenn
Council Magazing
Couneil
Northcentral
Ohio Congress of Parents and “Teachers
Elyria
Personal Notices From a Busy Community
The item lists births engagements and family updates from Mrs Florent Webbs and others. Mr and Mrs Seltere and relatives visit Campy Forrest and Lowell Sellers Pela a son. Several families from Dayton to Bowling Green share news of visits illnesses and hospital stays with neighbors and friends.
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Elpria
Peide Win Kirby
Cavalin
Corp
Kirby
Callan
Daines
Ptanthe
Ty Cron Davie
Og Famil
Do Hansford
Inna Deel
Mose Bee Floyd Wiflson
Bee Peggy
Nancy
Hansford
W. Hoffiey
Pifteemsit
Cote
Gavi Fulow
Yoo Avene
Heliner
Ste Me
San Francisco
Larnta
Paul Biret
pEasi Avenue
Ohio
Third Street
Mors
Bowling Green
Robert Eugene
Watburga Wolfe
Fremont
Aion Glayden
Reed
Avon
Helen
Afr
Tipple
Licenses WAI FUT and Related Items Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes mention licenses labeled WAI FUT and references to BD and Coton Thin tee ri. The readable text lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to form a full item.
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WAI
Wien
Coton Thin Tee Ri
Division F of Second Cuntiegs views meeting notes
The group met last night on West Ridge Road with Mrs Doack and several members. A new chair Mrs Cier led discussions. Two contests were planned for November. A skating party was proposed for November with a date to be announced. A dinner cost nine dollars and featured local figures as speakers.
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Sol Hailes
Hamburg Fry
Elywoods
Kailes
Second Cuntiegsviews
Lorgin County
Repubhicas Club
Lorain
Year of Finegan Club Plans Victory Parade Event
The club opened with prayers led by Mr Finegan who outlined plans for the coming year. Members voted to send four boxes monthly to different men in service and prepare for brother of a member at Camp Shelby. Floral centerpieces graced the luncheon table. On Monday September 38 Clarese Sev hosts at her home on E River Streets.
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Finegan
Praser
Priend Noll
Camp Shelb
Toy
Dinihy
Claresce Sevill
E River Sires
Plan Semi-Annual Dinner at Danr Officers Club
A meeting of the Danr Officers Club at Hebert Rankin’s Lake Avenue home outlined a semiannual dinner at the O P Kitchen in October. Attendees included Ant, Louise Tighnor, Harris, Stella Landers, and Dorothy Riggs, with a small sandwich course served by Lucille Scheible and others.
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Danr
Hebert Rankin
Jr. Woman's Club Bridge Event Slated For Sept. 30
The Jr. Woman's Club announced its annual bridge party will take place on Wednesday September 30 at 1120 South Street House. Mrs Robert Meghan chairs the event with committees handling refreshments prizes door prizes and entertainment. Bunco night was held and secret sisters presented gifts to several members. Luncheon followed the activities as part of the club’s social agenda.
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Hyde Paler
Robert Meghan
Ehiirman
Tie Depoel
Inn
Heele House
Pouteth
Atrs
Kenneth Martha Whatviaan
Sheldgry
Frederick Chreep
Johan Gatehel
Pain Contam
Mos F. Rolver
Jalar ‘Tasos
Philips Mischelma Kelly
Phamas Downe
Dave Robertson
Russel Selumitterer
Amlies
Rilchard Baird
Titephone
Mis
Robert Birch
Robert Bang
Alary Nye
Eleeon
Mass
Bethy
George Arg. Wentz
Robert Jann Davison
Bunco
Franklin Carr
Sunny Side
Astooka
Bullaverine
Gob. Koontz
R. Carr
Arthur Legan
PF. Carl
Srigil Tates
Clut
Harry Wells
Leagfellow Avenue
Calendar note for Fong C work in Birs with various figures
Fragmentary calendar card mentions Peter Daughters of Scatiga owing to conver Eiht Belles with Mrs. Csevina, Lorain. Theta Rao girls Culiseum late at Lor Aveion dlue south Airs Stace 18th street Seekers cless United erian with Mrs. W RK. Car son 108 East avenue NCW. First Congregational news stiff pan American Legion clin.
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Fong C
Birs
Peter Daughters
Scatiga
Csevina
Lorain
Theta Rao
Culiseum
Aveion
18Th Street
Cless
United Erian
W. RK. Carson
East Avenue
Ncw
Lorain Meeting to Discuss Bee Keepers Thursday
Lorain officials announce a Thursday meeting about beekeeping with George Yost slated to attend. Local residents urged to participate as discussion focuses on urban apiary rules and bee safety.
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Lorain
George Yost
Rochester community rally and church notices
A Rochester gathering drew 250 attendees for speeches music and a sermon by pastor Wain Hodgers at the local Methodist church. The Methodist Ladies class held a Thursday gathering with devotionals, business, and refreshments, planning a future event with entertainment by Mrs. C. B. Parker.
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Methodist Chuvel
Ars
C. B. Parker
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Dorothy Funk
Mabel Little
Daly Dezso
Esther
John Agier
Spruce Street
Florence Ke
TeLiRio
Study Club
Sons of Ws
Rainbow
At For Girls
Mary Rain
Kershaw
Marjorie Hayworthy
Norm
Woodcock
Charity
Frances Carkill
Hope
Betty Fell
Fsith
Rainbow Girls
Dorothy Fell
Lydia E
Pinkham
Pinkram
Scotts
Etyaret Brass
Reta
W. Plalzps
Varsy Siren
Ada Hart Sites Inn Arabe
the Fashion Shoppe
Til Middle Avenwe
Pirane S65
Hava
C.C. L
Pang
Waite
Ness
Mrs. Kiefer
Lincoln Lawn
Begin
Falr
Harslé Poncaster
Margusrita
Chums
Billie Jacoby
Water Street
Lata Ordin
Spaulding
Mr Edmens
Lake Ave
Halph Meyers
Erie
Edward Brown
Detroit Road
First Congregational News
Pan
Awecican Legion
Clin
John Randall Dunn
Hoston, Massachetts
Mother Church
The
Viet Chore of Christ
Boston
Massachusetts
la O'Click
STE Tormie
Rochester
Uieratoy
OLA Ass Party
Scuqol
Village
Royasty Schedt
Aisry Starrow
Anl
Philip Hunt
Edmund Cawiery
Brighton
Harily
Arythar Jewett
Faro
Stanton
Gariss
Noe
0. Rife
Festile
G ‘Rome
Acd
Gid
Don Jewett
Nuriad Rife
Ovite
Woodviile
Noriott
Meehan
Fe Perccipal
Uwesetae
Woodie
Mary Alyge
Varad
Ghavlotte
Fer Faeband
Hvity Wathin
Pear Brighton
Louise Olson
Brahsers
Alvin
Jarry Stebbins
Alite Dering
Chicago
Heights
John Herm
Misa Grace
Orlanto
Akron
Alive and
Grace
Luone Beck
Yaugh
Deag Thompson
Enildeen
FE. C. Thompson
Youngs
Mamtlag
U. S. Marines
Vinia Snyder
City Hospital
Brighton High — School
Cuseatic Park
Lyri
William Brows
Rutsen
Mere
Jewett
Ana
Howard Carreé
Moni
Nentle
Lion Brand
Milk Products, Inc
Dept. W. P.O
Etation A
Brooklyn, N.Y
Zoudatian
Cary
Our Obliganion
LuMper & Coal
Dupont Paints
Lodi Street
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