Good Friday Service At St Pauls Church
St Pauls Evangelical and Re formed church concludes Lenten services with a 7:30 PM Good Friday service. New members join, Holy Communion observed, and a choir directed by Russell Dunford performs the crucifixion section of Serwalds cantata The Crucifixion and the Resurrection. Soloists include Lehmann Moseny and Dunford. organist Mrs F C Ruth plays selections Calvary Sergisson The Lonely Hill In Memoriam Schumann. Rev Ernst Irion invites community participation. A note adds travel time history before standard time.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Russell Dunford
Serwald
Jesus
Karl Lehmann
David Moseny
F. C. Ruth
Schumann
Ernst Irion
Try and Stop Me Comic bits and a courtroom quip round up
A Sunday School teacher cites Lot's wife as salt and a child jokes about a Chevy turning into a telegraph pole. A judge questions a defendant while the district attorney clarifies a bank robbery charge involving a kid brother who is cashier at the First National Trust. Gordon MacRae hears a dinner party quip about marrying for money.
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Lot
Audrey
Shientag
Service Personnel News Highlights Promotions and Training
Gerald Beremand of North Olmsted promoted to sergeant and named crew chief with the 69th Troop Carrier Squadron on Rhine Main Air Base Frankfurt Germany. Other updates: Eugene Reynolds and Russell Hinton finish basic training at Lackland Texas. Richard Youngblood of Elvira promoted to corporal with KMAG Korea. William E Brown to complete indoctrination at Sampson AFB Geneva.
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Lowell R. Beremand
North Olmsted
R. D
Gerald Beremand
69Th Troop Carrier
Rhine ‘Main Air Base
Frankfurt
Germany
A. F
69Th T. C. Ltd
T. C. Wing
A.P.O
New York
N.Y
Beremand
Doug Maddock
Ridgeville
Eugene G. Reynold
Marseilles Avenue
Russell D. Hinton
Valley View
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
U. S
Republic OF Korea
Richard A. Youngblood
Bell Avenue
Elvira
Korea
KMAG
Corporal Youngblood
Army
Far East
South Center Street
LaGrange
Pvt
William E. Brown
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
Mrs Ike shopping in Paris eyes price tags
Mamie Doud Eisenhower tours Paris for an Easter bonnet and outfit while Ike plans his campaign moves. The article notes her careful budgeting, use of mail order accounts, and sacrifices from his pay cut, with remarks from locals about her charm and bangs. It mentions the Eisenhowers’ villa at Marnes La Coquette and her focus on small duties as Army life persists.
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Ike
Paris
Mamie Doud Eisenhower
Washington
Columbia University
New York
Mamie
France
Monsieur
Eisenhowers
Marnes la Coquette
Mamie Long
Gettysburg
Local Permits Filed For Multiple City Homes And Outbuildings
Building permits announced today list several new homes and structures. Joseph Penzes Ryan City builds a $10,000 one story frame home at 244 Brandston Avenue with R E Lee as contractor. Frank L Snyder to erect an $4,500 refreshment stand at 315 Lodi Street by Clem Rice. John Robinson to construct an $8,000 38 by 32 one story dwelling at 412 Clinton Avenue as his own contractor. E T Collens to build a $10,000 30 by 40 brick home at 313 Bond Street with own contractor. Joseph Thomas to build a $6,000 one story frame home at 304 Clinton Avenue as own contractor.
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Brandston Avenue
Joseph Penzes
Longfellow Street
Hart A. Dickason
R. E. Lee
Lodi Street
Frank L. Snyder
7Th Street
Clem Rice
John Robinson
Clinton Avenue
E. T. Collens
Erie Street
Bond Street
Collens
Joseph Thomas
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Revues
FBI
Cleveland St
Bendix
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
St. Paul’s Church
Aq Howard
Bloom Jha Rexall
Whitman
Gemey Caty
Corday Fame
Bunte
Eee PD
H. C
Mame Imeyd
Stick Cologne
Phillip
Dic
Daffodils
Cinnerarias
GULF
Oxford
Broad Street
Bennett Cerf
Gordon MacRae
Hollywood
King Features Syndicate
Standard, Mutt, Phillips, and Marshall Drug Stores
M. Y
Reid L. Tipton
Woodford Avenue
Howard C. Hawley
Cleveland Street
Btry B
FA Bn
60Th
Infantry Regiment
Sth
Fort Dix
N. J
B. Hawley
Cleveland
Caree
Monarch
Middle Ave
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