New London High School Spring Music Festival Planned
Under Katherine Edgar, New London High School music groups including glee clubs choir and orchestra will present the annual Spring Music Festival in the high school auditorium on Friday at 8:00 p.m. The program features works by Hayes Nevin Hahn Molloy Swedish folk songs Tosti Bach and more with accompanists Eloise Triplett Dorothy Grimes and Mary Ruth Hirkpatrick.
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New London
Katherine Edgar
New London High School
Hayes
Nevin
the Green Cathedral
Hahn
Molloy
Aura Lee
Boy's Glee Club
Konitz
Gaines
Hunt
Jane
Br Lowell
Orchesta
Arkangelsky
Tosti
Marche Noble
Bach
Eloise Triplett
Dorothy Grimes
Mary Ruth Hirkpatrick
Jolly Hustlers Elect Officers
WEST RIDGE Miss Frances Eckert county home demonstration agent attended the Jolly Hustlers 4 H meeting to outline projects for the year. Officers elected were Patricia Faw president Marion Grohe vice president Maraverits Mason secretary treasurer Jeanne Schroeder recreation leader Catherine Beck sunshine treasurer. Club will have 1 member and 3 advisors: Mrs Wesley Sanision Zelda Schramm Lois Eldred. Next meeting set for April 29 at Lois Eldred’s home.
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West Ridge
Frances Eckert
Jolly Hustlers
Zelda Schramm
Patricia Faw
Marion Grohe
Maraverits Mason
Jeanne Schroeder
Sunshine
Catherine Beck
Wesley Sanision
Lois Eldred
Bartters Feted on 40th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs M B Bartter of Fields Corners were honored at a family dinner for their 40th wedding anniversary hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Shephard. Guests included Clyde and Clarence Bartter with their sons, Mororchy and Alice Bartter, Merton Bartter Jr. and the Shephards.
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Bartters
Clyde Bartter
Cleveland
Clarence Bartter
Toledo
Mororchy
Alice Bartter
Fields Corners
Merton Bartter
Arl Shephard
Carol
Elaine
Art
Report Seeing Deer Near Huntington Wellington
Mr and Mrs report sighting of a deer near Huntington Wellington referencing a local rural area. Details are sparse with no additional context or dates provided in the readable text.
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Huntington
Radio Programs Set List For Wednesday April 6 1958
Listings show an extensive radio schedule on Wednesday April 6 1958 featuring varied programs. Notable items include Orphan Annie and News-Prelude segments, musical features with Symphonetta and Doris Rhodes, boxing matches and boxing-related counts, The Lone Ranger and The Adventures of the Town Hart Raisselt Band, and college and military music pieces.
Wellington Kiwanis to Hear Attorney General Duffy
Attorney General of Ohio Herbert Duffy will address Wellington Kiwanis at the Herrick Auditorium during the noonday luncheon on Thursday April 7. He will speak on The Life of William Howard Taft, drawing on his biography work. A. R. Branson invites him as entertainment committee chair.
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Herbert
Duffy
Ohio
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Herrick Auditorium
Wellington
William Howard Taft
Taft
United States
A. R. Branson
North Olmsted High To Give Physical Demonstration
North Olmsted High School will host its third annual physical education demonstration Friday night April 5 in the high school gym. Students under Carlton Hall Miss Edith Breining Vern Lance and Ralph Lance will perform tumbling ball marching tap rope routines as part of the program.
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North Olmsted
North Olmsted High School
Carlton Hall
Edith Breining
Suburban Calendar of Tonight Community Meetings
Community groups schedule events tonight across Avon La Porte Grange Sullivan Carlisle Columbia Eaton Grafton Lagrange Litchfield North Olmsted Ridgeville Pittsfield South Ridge and nearby areas with church services dinners luncheons and speakers including Mrs Rex Beavey of Norwalk and V Malik Verda as guest speaker at 7 39 PM in Sullivan Church and a 4 supper in Carlisle East Carlisle PTA hosts a supper while Ladies Aid groups meet and observe Lenten services across towns.
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Baoy Secours
Park Hall
LaPorte M. EB
Shighton
Masonie Ladee
A. M
Carlisle
East Carlisle
Grafton
Lottie Klineer
John C. Walter
Lagrange—Circle No. 4
The
Old Society
Harvey Johnson
Lagrange
Baptist Church
Litchfield
Masonic Hall
North Olmsted—Ladies Aid
Lorain Road
North Olmsted
Lorain Rosa Congregational Church
North Olmsted — Townsend Club
Ridgeville
L. B
Ladies Aid
Pittsfield
Women’s Missionary Society
Margaret Bans
Newston Bans
Local School and Community Events This Week
Birmingham invites audiences to AO Ola Fashioned Mother at the high school auditorium Thursday evening presented by the Ladies Aid. Avon Lake hosts several events including a book review by the Women's League at Congregational church at 1 30 PM and a card party at Park Hall at 1 PM. Avon Lake music groups plan a school auditorium concert at 7 PM. Belden Mothers meet to prepare costumes for the operetta. Eaton junior class runs Crashing Society at the school at 7 25 PM. Lake Avenue North Elyvia Jungenite Grange sponsor an event at the Grange Hall at 8 PM. North Olmsted Grange to host a cad party at the town hall at 7 30 PM.
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Birmingham
The
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Avon Lake
Women's League
Congregational Church
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EATON
Lake Avenue
North Elyvia
Jungenite Grange
Grange Hall
North Olmsted
Henrietta Students To Present Play
Henrietta school will present a play What No Ange Cake on Saturday April 9. The seventh and sixth grades star a lineup including King Fernandine George Webber Queen Simonetta Shirley Unger and several others with roles for Pages Soldiers and a chorus. Proceeds go toward a desire for supplementary rather than existing funds.
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iThe
Crades
Henrietta School
King Fernandine
George Webber
Queen Simonetta
Shirley Unger
Aay Williams
Senshiva Spootendyke
Jean Currier
Fernandou
Andress
Eustace Entwistle
Leland Kinster
Lord Changelilor
James Slack
Nestoria
Lois Petty
Radio Preacher to Be at Lorain Tonight
Radio preacher Flrer Moran from CREW Windsor Ontario will speak at the First M FE Church on Reid and Sixth Street Lorain at 7 30 tonight. He will be accompanied by gas players and the Lorain County Community Horns in a program sponsored by the Seventh Street M F Church led by Rev G W Halt.
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Flrer Moran
Windsor
Ontario
Reidate
Sixth Street
Lorat
Lorain County
Sevens Street
M. F
G. W. Halt
York School Music Groups To Present Concert Thursday
The York School mixed chorus and Slee club perform Thursday evening in the school auditorium before the Northeastern Ohio Music Festival in Kent on Friday. Repertoire includes Golden Slumbers and Lamb of God for the chorus and Drink To Me Only and Dance My Comrades for the boys glee club. Elwood Naragon is absent due to illness. Suss Naragon will accompany with piano pieces including Beethoven Pathetique and Liszt Liebestraum. Admission is free.
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York School
Kent
Christiansen
Bennett
Elwood Naragon
Pauline Naragon
Suss Naragon
Beethoven
Debussy
Liszt
Chopin
MacDowell
Casts Announced For Two Plays At Lorain Road Church
The Maple Sugar Festival Thursday night April 7 features Rag Carp Rees with an all female cast including Clara Gardner and Ruth Lord, and The Painted Doll presented by an all male cast with roles such as Bride FE. Hayes and Groom FE. Hixon.
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North Qlmster
Lorain Road
Hixon
Mamma Dot
J. J. Thompson
Ministar
W. Devine
Jumping-Jack
Chas. Gardner
Buster Brown
A. Eldred
Red Riding Flood
Sy Streiiel
Charles Gardner
Nelson Eldred
R. Kareh
R. Elliott
C. Gardner
Grafton Council Votes To Save 500 Dollars
GRAFTON The Village Council in special session on Monday evening granted the village authority to purchase the judgment held against the light plan. By this action the village will realize an immediate saving of about 3501 and reduce the interest 2 percent on the unpaid balance of 4900.
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Grafton
Villace Commcn Mar
Jgvatton Bank
Willing Workers 4 H Club Seeks New Members
GRAFTON The first meeting of the Willing Workers 4-H Club was held at advisor Mrs. Clifford Mc Gut home. Officers elected: Mario Rozgu president Betty Jean Dunlap vice president Melba Schwed secretary treasurer Betty Jean Dunlap news reporter Alberta Schwed recreation leader. Enrollment remains open until April 11 for girls ages 11 to 14. Seek advisor Mrs. McGill for details.
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Grafton
Clifford McGut
Mario Rozgu
Betty Jean Dunlap
Melba Schwed
Betty Jean Dunelap
Alberta’ Schwed
McGill
Lyndon Chapter Initiates Two Q.E.S. Candidates
Lyndon Chapter Of Q.E. S. initiated two candidates at the regular meeting on Monday evening. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charlotte Wilcox and her companion. On Tuesday evening April 12, an Annual Inspection will be held with Mrs. May Dramim, Deputy of District No. 4, as inspecting officer. The inspection will be preceded by a dinner for officers at 5 39 at the Masonic Hall.
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Lyndon Chapter
Liverpool School Names Team For Spelling Contest
Valley City pupils named to represent Liverpool school at a funeral spelling contest at Brunswick Thursday. Seventh grader Tom Padlo and Alice Miller. sixth grader Margsaret Bayer and Henurietta All bruster. fifth graders Dorothy Muntzanit and Rose Mary Jones. fourth graders Thied G d acharias, George Prochazka, Billy Wolfe, Philomene Bastowitz. Violet Schmidt and Florence Mumtaz.
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Valley CiTy
Liverpool
Brunswick
Thied G d@acharias
George Prochazka
Dorothy Muntzanit
Rose Mary Jones
Billy Wolfe
Philomene Bastowitz
Tom Padlo
Alice Miller
Margsaret Bayer
Henurietta Allbruster
Violet Schmidt
Florence Mumtaz
Local Social Roster Touches Several Towns and Visits
The report lists visits and social calls across multiple households. Frank Zielke and son Arthur along with Mildred Engtehars of Pentit visited Mrs. Walter Snalien berger. Mr and Mrs. Jilenn Berkmeyer in Amherst and Mr and Mrs. Joe Birkel on Ashland on business. Andrew Sehister and family from Vermillion visited the Selishs. the Ladies Aid previews a play titled An Fashioned Martin to be staged at the high school auditorium on Thursday April 7.
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Birmingham
Frank Zielke
Arthur
Mildred Engtehars
Pentiting
Walter Snalienberger
Airs
Jilenn Berkmeyer
Amherst
Joe Birkel
Ashland
Andrew Sehister c
Vermillion
Andrew Selish
Ladies Aid
Martin
Schroeder
Pearl
Karl
Lorain
Misa June Davidson
Mes
To Met My Lava Again At Capital Theatre
The romance drama starring Joan Bennett and Henry Fonda plays at Capital Theatre this week with the couple co starring in the film and the screening drawing steady crowds from nearby cities.
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Joan Bennett
Henry Fonda
Capital Theatre
Story Of California At Rivoli Tomorrow
A Rivoli Theatre opening features a tale of California conflict in the 1570s between ranchers and miners titled Gold In Where You Find. The upcoming showing promises a dramatized history scene in a period setting.
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Story of
California
Rivoli
Rivoli Theatre
Pittsfield Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Socials
Mrs Minnie Crosier learns of her sister in law Mrs Mason Smith of Elyria death. Mrs Crozier spent Friday with Mrs George Hawk Wellington. Mrs Minnie Brewley, Mrs Ted Breyley and Miss Leng Dirlam visited Walter Dirlam at LaForte. Methodist choir practiced at H K Piper home followed by sugar party. Jack Bear joined the Alestra Club at Hay McCormick’s Wellington. Ladies Society to fold an Alle tay meeting at Mary Bowles home April 7 with ton Tureen dinner. Sprinkling planting noted as 7007 trees shrubs and vines to be set at govern ments SH TRONO Od Marher Village project.
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Pittsfield
Minnie Crosier
Mason Smith
Elyria
Crozier
George Hawk
Wellington
Minnie Brewley
Ted Breyley
Mise Leng Dirlam
Walter Dirlam
LaForte
Methodist Church
H. HK. Piper
Jack Bear
Alesra Club
Hay McCormick
Ladies Society of the Community Church
Dates Bowles
Ton
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