Last Night I Went to Euclid Beach at CMA Show
Cleveland artist Mary Dice Pettit sold her memory painting at a May show and it remains on display through May 13. The piece, Last Night I Went to Euclid Beach, portrays a girl on a runaway carousel pony heading toward a candy stand, sparking memories for Pettit and other Cleveland area residents. Pettit, mother of three, has painted about 900 works and juggles art with teaching earlier in her career. Her works span Ohio scenes and portraits and are also shown at Beck Center and her home studio.
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Cleveland Museum of Art
Euclid Beach
Norwalk
Laotian refugee family relocates to Cleveland from Monroeville
A Laotian refugee family sponsored by Trinity Lutheran Church Monroeville has moved to Cleveland after fellow refugees visited from there. The church said sponsorship achieved its goal of self sufficiency and reducing taxpayer burden. The South Shore Lung Association becomes a branch of the Ohio Lung Association with new officers. Five local youths receive $300 scholarships for studies in respiratory diseases.
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Monroeville
United States
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cleveland
South Shore Lung Association
Ohio Lung Association
Dale Hollern
Ohio Lung
South Shore
American Lung Association
New South Shore
Virginia Gaston
Lorain County
Steve Senft
Huron County
Donna Jean Smith
Willard
Lawrence Good
Sandusky
Adele Marie Hoffman
Damita Deibler
Huron
Mary Lou Talbot
Fremont
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Kathy Szeibach
Reflector
Mary Dice Pettit
Cloud Nine
Lonnie
Phyllis Barnett
Nat's Bank of
Shelby
Richmond
Curtis Springer
Marilyn Springer
Clair
Suzanne King
Michael
California
Mrs. Pettit
Beck Center For Cultural Arts
Lakewood
Mary Dick Pettit
Paul Stafford
South Shore Lung Assoc
Ree
Pratt& Lambert
Vapex
Pratt & Lambert
West Main
Disston
Renee
Cea
Jim Dandy
Hammer
Formby’s
Ieaders
Serviotar
Value Center
Servigtar
Whittlesey Ave
Nasco
Stanley
Rel
Ferry-Morse
Fenny Morse
P&r Value Center
Lexington
Carl D. Obenauf, M.D. Ophthalmologist
Fisher-Titus Medical Park
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