Productions Presented by Wellington Pupils at Opera House
130 pupils from the first six grades staged two musical productions at the Wellington Opera House last evening under Miss Martha Rutledge. The Cobbler and the Elves and The Childhood of Hiawatha were well received with bright costumes and strong singing. Einer Helstrom led the senior high orchestra, enhancing the show and a neat sum was raised for the project.
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Wellington Opera House
Martha Rutledge
Hiawatha
Einer Helstrom
Wellington Softball League Holds Special Meeting
William Sponseller, league president, calls a special Wellington Softball League meeting for next Wednesday night April 17 at 7:30 in the American Legion hall. Officers and prospective backers, managers and players are urged to attend to discuss 1935 playing rules. Other officers include L. H. Hand vice president Clifton West secretary and W. L. Wadsworth treasurer.
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William Sponseller
Wellington
American Legion Hall
L. H. Hand
Clifton West
W. L. Wadsworth
Grose to Open Food Store and Meat Market in Former Hardware Room
Karl Grose of here plans a combined food store and meat market in the room once occupied by the Henry Daugherty Hardware Co. prior to remodeling. The venture will open as soon as construction is completed.
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Karl Grose
Henry Daugherty Hardware Co
Wellington Garden Club Hosts Talks on Pruning and Oldest Trees
Mrs. W. W. Clisby welcomed Wellington Garden Club guests for a Thursday evening meeting. D G Swanger spoke on pruning trees and shrubs, while Ek L Barrick discussed Wellington's oldest trees, highlighting poor care and decay from improper limb removal. Seeds donated by members were given to the 4 H Club for hotbeds. Related social notes mention residents visiting in Shelby and Dayton, and local health updates.
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W. W. Clisby
Wellington
D. G. Swanger
Ek. L. Barrick
4-H Club
C. S. Church
Henry Clodwick
Community program features music readings and duets
Paul Gower sang two numbers with Grace at the piano, Marjory Young played piano, Violet and Betty Long performed a mando lin duet, and Mrs. Mary Church, a longtime WBR C member, gave two pleasing readings. Vivian and Buddy Willard played a piano duet, Lillian Davis sang, and Mrs. Marguerite Anderson offered piano solos. The warm sugar cut committee was Marjory Cowles and Deborah Still, with L. P. Davis in the kitchen and H. B. Stevick in the reception dining room.
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Paul Gower
Grace
Marjory Young
Violet
Betty Long
Mary Church
W. BR. C
Vivian
Buddy Willard
Lillian Davis
Marguerite Anderson
Marjory Cowles
Deborah Still
L. P. Davis
H. B. Stevick
Church services and Palm Sunday notes across local faiths
Methodist Episcopal led by Rev Wood holds 9 30 am class and 7 30 pm service with Palm Sunday sermon The Triumphant Christ Epworth League at 6 45 pm First Congregational under Rev Recard lists 10 30 am worship and Lent sermons The Cross in Human Experience plus Hope a Key to the Castle of Living Junior groups meet First Baptist with 9 30 am Bible school and 10 30 am worship The Branches of the Olive Tree Junior and Senior B P U at 6 15 pm Evening service at 7 30 pm with Salvation and Rewards of Believers St Patrick s CatholicMass and Palm Sunday blessing before 10 am Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
E. F. Wood
Christ
Epworth League
First Congregational
Charles W. Recard
Col
J. C. MacDermott
Dr. Recard
Russell Edwards
E. R. Peck
St. Patrick's Catholic
William T. Moran
Wellington PTA Meeting With Dr Dew Addresses April 16
The Wellington Parent-Teacher Association will hear county health doctor Dr. Dew in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening April 16 starting at 8 o'clock. The Senior High boys trio will provide music.
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Up. T. A
Dew
Wellington
Parent-Teacher Association
South Amherst PTA Meets Sets Banquet Plans
Routine business at South Amherst PTA includes planning an Athletic Banquet for April 24 in the school auditorium. The nominating committee was elected to report in May, and a five member Summer Round Up committee was chosen. A school musical followed the adjournment with performances by grade groups and the high school orchestra led by Floyd Moore and Ed Hart.
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South Amherst
Parent Teachers Association
H. E. Moore
John Tompson
William Roberts
Floyd Moore
Ed Hart
South Amherst High School
Mrs. Duck
Mr. Turkey
Jumping
Lassie
Virginia Rich
Marian Heussner
Edward Dotzlof
Sylvia” Odette
Girls Glee Club
Nonette
Death of Ralph Alsop's Wife Mentioned in Los Angeles
The many friends of Ralph Alsop a former resident here and son of Mrs Anna Alsop will be sorry to hear of the death of his wife in Los Angeles California Tuesday April 2nd.
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Ralph Allsop
Anna Alsop
Los Angeles
California
Church Schedules Across Congregations This Sunday
Congregational and St Johns Evangelical list Sunday services with Sunday School times and worship hours. Catholic Nativity shows Masses at 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. Methodist notes morning worship at 9:45 and Sunday School at 11:00.
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Congregational
David Davids
St. John's Evangelical
CC. E. Schmidt
Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
R. C. Jenson
Card Party Sponsored by Ladies Circle At Nativity Church
The Ladies Circle card party in the Nativity Church parlors Thursday evening was a big success. Various games were played and refreshments were served by the committee in charge.
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Nativity Church
Litchfield Community Notes and Upcoming Baseball Game
Debate letters were awarded to Marie Madro Michael Samkow Frances Liord Marr and Esther Peters and Margaretohnson. The next baseball game will be Tuesday April 16 at Chatham. The grades have been supplied with new indoor baseball which delighted the children. The 7th and 8th grade English club meetings are held each Friday afternoon. These meetings are prepared and carried out entirely by the students. The results are very beneficial from a public speaking point of view. Mr. and Mrs. William Spieth Mrs WHl Bidle and William Brodt attended the funeral of Mrs. George Gunkelan at Abberville Monday afternoon. Frances Lloyd is suffering from a light attack of appendicitis. Sunday callers in the Charles Romp home were Mrs. Ben Hill and son Leland of Kipton Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hall. Chester Rind Mleish Mr. and Mrs. Percy Romp and family of Olmsted Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yost of Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lance of Medina were supper guests in the McDonald home Sunday evening. Pauline McDonald who had spent the weekend in Medina with her sister returned home at that time. Miss Lou Durkee who is working in Chatham spent the last week in Litchfield and Elyria visiting. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Burrer en-
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Whl Bidle
William Brodt
George Gunkelan
Abberville
Frances Lloyd
Charles Romp
Ben Hill
Leland
Kipton
Gilbert Hall
Chester Rind- Mleish
Percy Romp
Olmsted Falls
Fred Yost
Elyria
Howard Lance
Medina
McDonald Home
Pauline McDonald
Lou Durkee
Chatham
Litchfield
F. F. Burrer
Pleasantville Socials and Family Visits Across Town
Pleasantville residents hosted and visited relatives from Cleveland Bay Village Oberlin Grafton Filyria Wellington and Rochester. The gatherings included birthdays dinners and casual calls as families shared time from Friday to Sunday and into the week.
Electric Spark May Replace Whip Crack
Leipzig fair demonstrations show an electric cane that guides horses and cattle with a light touch. The battery powered device is humane and efficient, delivering a skin safe shock only when touched and turning off when raised.
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Leipzig
Suicide believed behind Sandusky man’s death
Sandusky Ohio police report Ottomar J. Savanack killed himself with a gun on his porch after insurance agent Charles Dickson came to collect a premium. Authorities said unemployment and ill health prompted the act.
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Sandusky
Charles Dickson
Ottomar J. Savanack
Dickson
Savanack
Bach Festival Draws World Fans Across German Cities
Munich plans celebrate Johann Sebastian Bach with a summer pilgrimage to Eisenach Bach birthplace, Weimar Ohrdruf Leipzig and other cities linked to his name drawing hundreds of German and foreign music lovers.
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Munich
Germany
Johann Sebastian Bach
Eisenach
Bach
Weimar
Ohrdruf
Leipzig
Modern Women The Problem of the College Girl
A report on a conference by the Institute of Women's Professional Relations examines postgraduation employment for college women. It notes limited opportunities with some promising fields like motion picture administration advertising and teaching while farming and dancing show poor prospects. The session highlights 125 antiwar jobs in New York and Washington, but skeptics doubt the path to securing them.
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Institute of Women's Professional Relations
Hollywood
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Florence Brewer Boeckel
New York
Washington
Utah liquor board to test prospective employee capacity
Salt Lake City report notes Utah's new liquor law requires the liquor commission to test a candidate's capacity before hiring him for a state store position. The policy aims to ensure suitability and responsible conduct in state liquor operations.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Utah
Liquor Commission
Block Attempt To Harm Gable's Critic
Authorities blocked an attempt to harm Rev. Samuel Williams for criticizing Clark Gable. Deputies said 25 men planned rough treatment at an evening party after inviting the minister as honor guest. Williams had spoken against Gable at a Parent-Teacher Association meeting. defenders note Gable’s hometown is Hopedale and the minister was from another town.
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Hopedale
Samuel Williams
Clark Gable
Arthur Bates
Besn
Uost
Williams
Parent-Teacher Association
Gable
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Barker
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Entertains Club
Wellington Hamlin
Women’s Relief Corps
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G. A. R. Hall
Blanche Gill
H. R. Daugherty
Robert Daugherty
Shelby
Robert
Florida
Dora Franks
Dayton
L. B. Pratt
Berea
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Louise Pierce
Huron Road Hospital
R. E. Pierce
Lois Thornton
Glenville Hospital
Harold Kepler
Joseph Myers
Polk
Ahad
Vincent & Schubert
Scott & Monroe
A. F. Pearson
Chas. Novotny
T. W. Meeker
H. Keisler
Chas. Edwards
J. Hasting
J. M. James
J. H. Halpin
Lewis Heidrich
James Giar
GEO. Fridenstine
Henry Heidrich
D. A. Barlow
Atlantic Coast
Sea Bright
N. J
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Clayton Shepard
Amherst
Clyde Bennett
Arthur Kessler
Canton
C. M. Turner
F. Musser
E. B. Oberlitner
F. H. Schott
William King
Elyria Masonic Lodge
Virginia Radie
Roger Ingraham
Cleveland
John Radie
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Howard Barth
Evelyn Holmes
Max Barth
A. J. Holmes
Geraldine
James Smith
Hartingdon
Helen Leach
Alberta Roe
Eugene Leach
DeField
Penfield
Nellie Clift
Ohio Schools
Ohio Educational Association
Russell White
John Cerlan
Michael Samkow
Neil Frombaugh
Raymond Bradley
Robert Falconer
Arthur Holmes
Wells Miller
Louis Kovendy
Bors
York
Thelma Miller
Helen Fahrion
Mary Peters
Margaret Round
Lawrence Johnson
Esther Peters
Carrie Seeley
Elizabeth Curry
Margaret Johnson
Karl Koeber
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Spencer
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Myx
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Rev. Wilson
la Grange
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Bud Letson
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Leland Howard
S. F. Jackson
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Carl Seabold
M.S. Behner
S. Behner
Pleasantville
Lucius Wheeler
Frank Beckett
A. C. Beckett
Wm. Gullett
Lloyd
Sam Jacusch
Bay Villate
G. E. Wheeler
Gordon
Oberlin
Fred Tran
Ruth
Walter Cox
Bert Rehner
S. Rehner
MacPapworth
Shirley
Sarah van Arsdale
Bird Wilcox
Joe Bickel
Hammond
Elrria
Harry Jani
Grafton
Deforest Sandes
Charles B. Seeley
Rochester
John Dowdell
Filyria
Ruth Jones
Elizabeth War Decree
J. Walter Thompson Company
Mes
Martin
Chicago
Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria Savings
C. O. Burill
Lake
Esker
Eskercor
West Ave
Harold Fox
Second Street
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
The
U.S
America
F. G. Bauer
R. W. Gleason
G. C. Martin J. M. P. Nicol
J. T. Shook
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