South Amherst High plans Friday concert
A concert directed by Horace C. Pease will be held in the South Amherst High School auditorium at 8 p.m. Friday April 21 at Recreation Center site south of Amherst. Features include a 15 voice men's chorus, a 45 voice Victor Herbert chorus performing selections from Sweethearts, Stelzer Studio dancers from Lorain, and specialty acts. Final rehearsal is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at the high school.
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Horace C. Peaseed
South Amherst High Hool
Vuth Amherst
Aen
Victor Erbert
Stelzerudio
Lorain
Easegood
Southmherst High School
Truck Ruck Turned Over After Tire Blowout
Howard Jackson 27 of 118 East Street Wellington treated at Falls Clinic after a high buck collision while delivering for MacDermott Co. A second truck turned over on La Grange-Pittsfeld road following two blown tires. Minor weekend accidents reported include fender damages on vehicles driven by Harrneck and Nantle in Ely, and others on Middle Street and Oxford Avenue.
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Howard Jackson
Eastreet
Wellington
Ie Falls
Times
MacDermott Co
la Grange-Pittsfeld
Aul Newton
Ha Rrneck
Lake
Nantle
Oxford Avenue
Elyla
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Ars
William Brandt
Washington Avenue
John ’Arrish
Oakwood Street
Broad Street
Charles Kaindigf
Second Street
Earl Wood
Wake Avenue
Samuel Street
Pick Up Suspect In Safe Cracking Job
Sergeant Detective C E Parker checked Lakewood records on a 22 year old man picked up Saturday night as a suspect in the Glen Toger Motor Co safe cracking. Police arrested the youth and two Lakewood residents on Second Street near Zedar Street after sighting the trio driving about. A footprint matched a shoe found under the entry window and tear gas released inside nine safes drove the burglars away with nothing reported missing.
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C E Parker
Lakewood
Glen Togers Motor Co
H. J Indicott
Edward Standard Jr
Second Street
Zedar Street
Fire damages house near Brighton
A Sunday morning fire destroyed the north wing of Phillip Hunt’s house, a quarter mile south of Brighton. Wellington firefighters led by Chief Lynn Coates put out the flames before the main structure burned. the loss is about 1500 dollars, likely covered by insurance.
Humorous Speaker to Head Lorain County Educators Meeting
The Lorain County Education Association will hold its Spring meeting at Clearview School on Wednesday at 8 PM with Dusty Muller, famed humorist, as the principal speaker. Officers for 1939 40 will also be elected and most county teachers are expected to attend.
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Dusty” Muller
Lorain County Education Association
Clearview
Oak Chips Variety Show at Elyria High School
Boy Scouts present a 730 PM variety show at Elyria High School auditorium by Oak Chips with mirth music magic and minstrels. A short comedy Oak Chips in the Raw plus a panto mine Bill Tell and Buzzard's Strategy blackface act. Proceeds fund a journalism exhibit at the 1939 Ohio State Fair.
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Oak Chips
Elyria Boy Scout Publication
Bill Tell
Buzzard
Jason Geisel
Richard Funk
Bill Hockaden
Columbus
Finger Waves 25c 35c Marcel Coset S Wave Shop
Lake Aves business advertises finger waves and Marcel coset styling at 25 to 35 cents with phone contact 36 853.
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Coset’ S
Wave Shop Lake Avs
Elyria Guests To Tour Ford Plant At Dearborn
A party of about fifty men from Ashland Lorain Elyria Sandusky and Oberlin boarded The New York Central Mercury at Elyria this morning. They are guests of the Ford Motor Co. and will tour the Dearborn plant attend luncheon at Dearborn Inn dine aboard the Mercury on return trip and visit Greenfield Village. The group includes independent garage owners and service men from Oberlin Elyria and nearby cities.
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New York Central
The
Mercury
Elyria
Ashland
Lorain
Sandusky
Oberlin
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Ford
Dearborn Inn
Greenfield Village
George Klermund
John Wood
Eiyria
George Lange
Howard Rising
Jack Lyons
Omar Laubenthal
Ed Marsh
P. Heineman
Stone
Burl Martin
A. W. Clement
Joe Paulist
Ralph Shewell
Animal Protective League Plans Public Meeting Tuesday
The Animal Protective League invites the public to a meeting Tuesday evening April 18 at 7 30 in the Court House. I L Porter of Oberlin serves as president. The group aims to protect older work horses and abused animals and opens membership to all interested.
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Animal Protective League
The
Two Kentuckians Fined for Speeding by Mayor Johnson
Earl Johnson of Owensboro Kentucky was fined ten dollars and costs for speeding. Edward Baldauf of Elyria Route Three was fined two dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q.
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Loraine King
Owensboro
Joseph Q Petro
Earl Johnson
Owensboro, Ky
Edward Baldauf
R. D
Elyria
Joseph Q
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