Oberlin Women's Band Performs in Wellington Concert
The Oberlin College Women's Band directed by George E. Waln played at the First Congregational church under the Wellington Parent-Teacher Association. Miss Margery Shields, daughter of A. W. Shields, performed on bass viol. The program included Klaxon March Fillmore Scarlet Mask Overture and various solos and ensembles by Roberts Brooke Zelvis Pellington Fees and others.
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Wellington
Oberlin College
George E. Waln
Parent- Teacher Association
First Congregational Church
Margery Shields
A. W. Shields
HHO
Yverlin Conservatory of Music
Klaxon
Zamecnik
Rimsky-Korsakow
Winifred Roberts
Saint Saens
Princeton Women Elect Officers After Marching Band Meet
A meeting presided by retiring president Mrs Norman Linder accompanied Princeton Women at Marching Flammer. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Billin Zimmerman president Mrs Keith Andrews vice president Mrs Kenneth Avery secretary and Miss Helen Hooper treasurer. The summer round up committee will be led by Mrs E E Ware with several assistants. Annual reports were read and a silver offering taken.
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Princeton
Norman Linder
Billin Zimmerman
Keith Andrews
Kenneth Avery
Helen Hooper
E. E. Ware
Bruce Hardman
Rollin Zimmerman
Orrin Miller
Paul Recard
Ray Moore
Mae Callely
Ashein
Litta Mitchell
Isabelle McConnell
Lawrence Baker
Infant Nancy Moehle Buried at Greenwood Cemetery
Nancy Jane Moehle seven week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Moehle of 240 East Suh Street Elyria was brought here for burial this afternoon in Greenwood Cemetery A short prayer service was held at 2 o clock at Keith Andrews Funeral Home She is survived by her parents two sisters Betty Eflene and Janet Marie a grandmother Mrs Annia McAiren all of Elyria
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Nancy Jane Moehle
Edwin Moehhle
East Suh Street
Elyria
Greenwood Cemetery
Keith Andrews
Betty Eflene
Janet Marie
Annia McAiren
Abbe K Hand Circle Hosts King’s Daughters Meet
Abbe K Hand Circle of the King’s Daughters met with Mrs. C W Horr Monday with 25 members present. Plans were set for the Group District convention at Wellington Congregational church on Wednesday April 28 from 9 30 AM to 4 PM with noon dinner. State officers are expected. Marie Dirlam led the program. Lawrence BeVier sang three soprano selections and Arlo Smith read Old Man and Jim.
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Abbe K. Hand
King’s Daughters
C. W. Horr
A. B. Southard
Wellington Congregational Church
Marie Dirlam
Lawrence BeVier
Arlo Smith
Jim
House to vote on two bank regulation bills in Ohio
The Columbus, Ohio dispatch notes the House set to vote on two new bank regulation measures after approving a tougher banking supervision bill 85 to 15. One bill allows banks to issue preferred stock. the other tightens rules on investments loans and deposits.
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Columbus
House
Kenneth M. Petri
D. Crawford
Banks and Banking Committee
Superintendent of Banks
Farewell for Mrs. J. C. Turner to Lincoln Nebraska
James Whitcomb Riley members extend farewell to Mrs. J. C. Turner who leaves today with her husband for Lincoln Nebraska to make their home. Miss Edna Perkins heads the refreshment committee assisted by Mrs. J. C. Turner Mrs. Grace Roedel and Mary Knapp. Next meeting is with Mrs. E. B. Turner on May 17.
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James Whitcomb Riley
J. C. Turner
Lincoln
Neb
Edna Perkins
Grace Roedel
Mary Knapp
Wedding Notice Omission Highlights Family Ties
In Cleveland last Saturday the marriage of Robert Andrews and Gertrude Dibble took place. The report omits that Andrews nephew Frederick White sang I Love You Truly and that Master David Andrews served as ring bearer.
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Robert Andrews
Gertrude Dibble
Cleveland
Mr. Andrews
Frederick White
David Andrews
Public health filming on syphilis to be shown at Herrick
Morgan Dirlam Post of the American Legion secured a free public screening of Syphilis in Herrick Auditorium Wednesday April 28 at o clock. The Loram County Health Department provided the film, shown to high school age and above, excluding Wellington, to raise awareness of the disease and its toll. Mrs John Hughes and daughter Dorothy sailed from New York on the Queen Mary for England to visit relatives and attend the coronation, marking the Hughes family’s 25th anniversary in America.
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Morgan Dirlam Post
American Legion
Herrick Auditorium
Loram County
England
John Hughes
Dorothy
New York
Hughes
America
Southampton
Shrewsbury
Johns Street
Coronation Curiosities Chronicle Falcon Precedent
Harold S. Corbin notes a quarrel over presenting two royal falcons at coronations tracing a long history from Isle of Man lordship to current claims. The Court of Claims examined past rulers and precedents to decide who could present falcons, with George VI expected to borrow birds from the London Zoo, and the birds showing little regard for lineage.
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Isle of Man
Court of Claims
Great Scrope
Henry IV
Peters
Edward VI
Earl of Derby
Castle of Pelham
George IV
Duke of
George
London Zoo
Japanese Fortified Zone Maps Prepared for Tourists
Japanese authorities have prepared fortified zone maps to guide motorist photographers and prevent errors in snapshots. The guides will be distributed to touring and shipping agencies and posted in hotels and railway stations for public reference.
Jury selection begins in General Denhardt trial in Kentucky
Brigadier General Henry H Denhardt goes to trial in New Castle Kentucky charged with the death of his fiancée Verna Garr Taylor. Prosecutor H B Kinsely ing seeks the death penalty. Jury drawn largely from local farmers over two days with possible outside venire if needed. Defense plans to use alibi and claim of Taylor's own actions, backed by blood and ballistics experts.
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New Castle
U.P
Henry H. Denhardt
Henry County
Verna Garr Taylor
H. B. Kinselying
Denhardt
Charles C. Marshall
New Casue
Flemington
N. J
Taylor
Squire George Washington Stults Celebrates 94th Birthday
In Huntington Indiana Squire George Washington Stults marked his 94th birthday on a Saturday and began his 72nd year of law practice the following Monday.
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Huntington
Ind
Squire George Washington Stults
Dust storms remove paint from Colorado license plates
Spring dust storms in southeastern Colorado blew the paint off automobile license plates. The plates were returned to the county clerk and a new set issued. William Brearley, age 97, in Coalville England, has five children drawing old age pensions. the eldest is 75 and the youngest nearly 60.
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Lamar
Cal
Colorado
William Brearley
Coalville
England
Jewish settlers introduce Australian eucalyptus in Palestine
Report notes Jewish settlers in Palestine bringing in Australian eucalyptus varieties, widely used for timber and afforestation efforts. Observers describe gradual establishment of plantations and local adaptation, with potential environmental and economic implications.
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Palestine
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