Nine Paintings in Special Exhibit at Oberlin
The Allen Art Museum in Oberlin presents a group of twenty-nine oils by contemporary American artists tied to New York's Midtown Galleries. exhibition runs April 10 to 30 and features leaders in American painting, with works by Waldo Pierce Isabel Bishop Paul Meitsner and Paul Cadmus. The show includes rising talents highlighted in Life Esquire Studio Art Digest and London Studio. Notable participants include Frederick Taubes Doris Rosenthal and Zoltan Sepestry, with several artists previously shown at Oberlin and several new names added this year.
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Oberlin
Allen Art Museum
Midtown
New York
Europe
Waldo Pierce
Isabel Bishop
Paul Meitsner
Paul Cadmus
Life
Esquire
London Studio
Art Digest
Frederick Taubes
Metropolitan
Doris Rosenthal
Mexico
Zolton Sepestry
Cranbrook Academy
Lake Avenue coming events and community notices
Lake Avenue church groups meet the Lake Avenue school on April 9 and 10 for weekly gatherings and Citizenship classes. Grange and PTA events planned for April 11 and 10. Birthday and club gatherings at local homes mark social calendar with reminders of officer appointments for the Lake Avenue PTA.
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Lake Avenue
Christian Endeavor of the
Lake Avenue School
Griswold Road
L. Cherry
North Elyria
Grange Hall
Markley P.T.A
Regnar Markley Pta
Markley School
Oberlin Road Church Notes Feature Sermon Plans
East Oberlin church notes report Professor Leonard Stdley preached Sunday morning with next Sunday's sermon by Professor O C Jones. Church Council meets to discuss erection plans and birthdays noted for Ralph McRoberts and Beverly Farr. News from Professor and Mrs Ward touring Mexico for health. Woman's Society held all day meeting in church parlors. a letter from J Gunn in Detroit expressed Easter remembrances. Peters ie and Mrs G I Hobbs attended Barth Eaton's event last Thursday.
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Oberlin Road
Leonard Stdley
East Oberlin
O. C. Jones
Church Council
Ralph McRoberts
Beverly Farr
Ward
Mexico
Woman's Society of the
J. Gunn
Detroit
Oberlin Professor Receives Semester Leave to Study Abroad
Oberlin Conservatory of Music professor Normand Lockwood is granted leave of absence for the semester to study at Harvard University under Igor Stravinsky. He will return September 1 and spends time researching American folk music at the New York Public Library and the Library of Congress in Washington.
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Oberilin
Normand Lockwood
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Harvard University
Igor Stravinsky
Lockwood
Oberlin
New York Public Library
Library of Congress
Washington
Avon A and E club event notes and local updates
The Avon A and FE club hosted Members of the A and FE group at the Schneider home in Flyria on a Saturday night. Relatives and friends attended as Mrs. Phil Gerhart celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary with a cake and flowers. Cards winners included several local couples and individuals. Upcoming entertainments involve Mr. and Mrs. Jobb Spaeth and other community events across town.
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Jolly Married Couples Club
Lyman Guisinger
Guisinger
Cleon Kindle
Harold Starkey
8. E. Taylor
Jake Smith
Irving
RK. E. Taylor
Odtto Jabbusch
Reuben Miller
Avon
Catherine Schneider
Frank Boylan
Schneider
Flyria
Phil Gerhart
Gerhart
Sunday Visiting At Vermilion Lake And Nearby Homes
Social round of county township officials and families includes Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger Sr and daughter Shirley hosting at Vermilion on the Lake. Other guests include the Edmonds in Vermilion and visits by Davidson Powers and Charlton among Oberlin Hudson and Grafton residents.
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County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
Frank Krueger
Frank Krueger Sr
Shirley
E. Biener
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Shirley Davidson
Grafton
Hulda Powers
LaGrange
H. H. Edmonds
Wesley Miller
Hilda
Canton
Martha Charlton
Hudson
Ohio
Spring building tips emphasize planning and window design
The article urges starting home projects in spring to avoid forced drying and later cold weather strain. It highlights common annoyances like low sinks, small closets, poor heating, and insufficient outlets, then advocates large window areas and corner placements to bring light and flexibility, plus practical advice on gutters, paints, roofs, termite prevention, and wood placement before construction.
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Spezk
Attractive and Inexpensive Southern Colonial Porch Home
A six room front porch design styled like Mount Vernon offers an affordable option. The wooden six room house, under 40 feet long, uses a roof over the porch and a basement garage to keep costs reasonable. Estimated completion under 10 600 dollars. details from the National Lumber Manufacturers Association in Washington.
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Mount Vernon
Cottage Style Adapted From Bungalow Plan For Warm Climates
A mild climate cottage shows how a standard low cost bungalow plan can become a summer cottage or mountain cabin. By lowering roof pitch and adding large fixed front windows the rustic look is achieved. Vertical boards or log cabin siding can heighten the ranch like effect.
High Ceilings No Longer Needed for Summer Comfort
Modern building methods and insulation reduce the need for high ceilings to stay cool. Attic exhaust fans, double windows, better roof and wall insulation, awnings, and blower fans in modern air systems can keep homes comfortable with lower ceilings. The text notes Tara, Ireland, is now a low hill dotted with mounds.
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National Warm Air Heating and
Four More Building Permits Issued This Week
Four building permits were issued by Building Inspector Hart Dickason yesterday, three for dwellings. The Gleasons at 299 Pasadena Ave will build a two story frame home with a garage, cost about 6000, by A. H Ernst. The Kocsises at 162 Spruce St will have a one story frame house by John Gecelovsky for about 3500. Ledyard at 74 King St will build a one story frame house by Ledyard. Webb at Cleveland St and Artermas Ct will erect a refreshment and lunch stand costing about 500. Details cover basement window sills and glazing guidance.
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Hart Dickason
Owen Gleason
Pasadena Avenue
A. H Ernst
Frank Kocsis
Spruce Street
John Gecelovsky
Dickason
Paul H. Ledyard
King Street
Ledyard
Dean Ro Webb
Cleveland Street
Low cost homes planned in Elyria area sale prospects
Reading time shows plans to excavate for cellars at two 2900 dollar class houses on Foster Avenue and Caroline Street. Three houses in West River Street area and others on Abbe Road and North Ridgeville boast quick sale pricing. Financing options under FHLA Title I Class 3, with broader flexibility than larger homes. Also offered are white cedar posts, Chief house paint, painting supplies, white pine screen stock, and remodeling budget loans under FHA with no down payment and three years to repay. Slag screenings for driveways offered for sale.
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Foster Avenue
Caroline Street
Elyria
FHLA
West River Street
Furnace Street
Abbe Road
Cleveland Street
North Ridgeville
Cleveland Road
Investi
A.B.C
F.H.A
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Warne Hogan
Bud Winchell
Jerry Kindle
Wilbur Christ
Don Strohsack
Alfred Gould
Bob Wolf
Dale
Chester Hogan
Lottie Smith
Hetex Wolf
Ruby Miller
Dorothy Fabian
Grace
Dorothy Hogan
Irene Webber
Betty Willis
Hazel Taylor
Mary Jean Croskey
Wayne Hogan
John Hogan
Helen R. Titus
Christian Front
U. S
Lewis
Cleveland
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid of
The
Baptist Church
Charles Gang
Center Road
Columbia School
Doris Gough
Jeanne Smith
Alva Plagart
Florida
Dallas Smith
Fostoria
R. A. Mittlestead
Ira Gough
Hugh Paddock
R. F. Clark
Ted Harper
Amherst
Harry Murphy
Betty
Metta Clark
Cecil Humphrey
Rogers
Arthur Durlam
Ola Edmonds
Frank Krueger Jr
Federal Housing Administration
Fon
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Connecticut Avenue
Washington, D. C
Bowe
ETUTY
SERM
Aning Irm
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
W. Bridge St
Tara
Ireland
Olmsted & Hoeffer
Water St
Lodi Street
Grafton Lumber & Coal CO
Grafton, Ohio
Ucts
Dutch Boy
Boston
Pittsburgh
Elyria Lumber & Coal Company
Chestnut Street
Crehore
Crehorey
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