Printing and business services advertise locally
An assortment of local ads lists Wright Printing Service at 84 Chestnut Street with contact 3136 and Wilmot Printing Co at Masonic Temple with 3182. Also promoted are transfer storage, a gas station investment, and a machine shop run by Jake Kaser at Eldotread Tire and Supply Co along with Lordson Tractors and Geo Spitzer offerings.
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Wright Printing Service
Chestnut St
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Jake Kaser
Eldotread Tire & Supply Co
Ohio seed and housing ad notices crowd 1974 classified pages
Fragmented classified items show seed and plant sellers in Ohio with Offers for strawberry plants and oats, plus numerous listings for furnished rooms and houses for rent or sale. Readable entries include Ohio Garden Seed Co and Premier Strawberry Plants with addresses and phone numbers, mixed with lodging notices and rental details.
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Red River
Ohio
City Produce Commission Co
Invantey Tomes
GEO
Ohio Garden Seed CO
East
Broad
Adams Cleveland Rd
Roy Spitzer
Grafton Rd
Girl Scout Meeting In Avon Lake Dedicates Pins And Badges
April 22 Avon Lake Girl Scouts led by Captain Ruth Dunham held a craft and badge ceremony at the Park. Patricia Black Ester Lorenz and Alice Barth earned pins while Dorothy Cole Rosalind Mitchell Phyllis Black Mary Jane Bouse and others received second class and merit badges. Jeanne Huling Mary Jane Bouse and Helen Kavanaugh earned several honors. gold attendance stars were awarded to seven scouts. Mother’s Day plans and a treasure hunt were discussed. meeting closed with Taps and a horseshoe formation.
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Avon Lake
R. J. Kihm
Ruth Dunham
Ridgerile Girl Scouts
Patricia Black
Ester Lorenz
Alice Barth
Dorothy Cole
Rosalind Mitchell
Phyllis Black
Mary Jane Bouse
Virginia
Lucile Smith
Jeanne Hu
Avon Lake Sewing Society Hosts All Day Quilting Event
Mrs Emma Beck assisted by Mrs Fred Beck hosted the Avon Lake Sewing Society at Mrs Becks home for an all day meeting. Quilting was enjoyed by members during the afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake Sewing Society
Emma Beck
Fred Beck
Avon Lake Wish School Track Team Wins Meet
The Avon Lake Wish School track team won a track meet at Avon on Thursday afternoon.
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Avon Lake
Lecture Series Success Sparks Next Event
A senior Thursday evening lecture drew strong turnout as the first of a four lecture set. The series continues next Thursday, sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Junior Garden Club Trials Interest with Tree Winners
A Junior Garden Club contest for first through sixth graders rewarded winners with mountain ash trees. Winners listed include Jacob Seger Billy Cutler Jerry Kelley Virginia Miller Esther Lorenz and Teddy Nussdorfer, with Mary Jane Bouse presenting the trees.
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Junior Garden Club
Far
Jacob Seger
Billy Cutler
Jerry Kelley
Virginia Miller
Esther Lorenz
Teddy Nussdorfer
Mary Jane Bouse
Betis
Crossword Clue Pack Note and Word Fragments
A compact list of cryptic style clue fragments with numbers and partial entries includes terms for animals plants instruments rivers and actions, suggesting a crossword puzzle or clue set core. Several entries appear incomplete or mixed across categories, including regional terms and directional hints.
Diversion Honors Given At Airplane Event
Mrs Zaba won first in the diversion with Miss Grace Schaeffer taking second. A luncheon followed with guests Mrs Zaba Vermilion Miss Elea nor McAlpine Mrs Clair Yentzer Mrs Bob Berk and members Mrs Gerald Mead Mrs Erwin Bachman Mrs Bart Schaeffer Mrs Harold Huwke Mrs Wesley Smith Mrs Claude Miller Miss Ruth Yent zer Anna Robertson Virginia Cooper Betty Kane Leon Marshall Edna Hopkins Grace Schaeffer and hostess.
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Zaba
Grace Schaeffer
Anna Robertson
Virginia Cooper
Betty Kane
Leon Marshall
Edna Hopkins
Senior class sets operetta on class night
The senior class met Friday noon with advisor Miss Kathryn Murray. Arthur Thomas, president, led the meeting and announced the operetta Japanese Cherry Blossoms will be performed on class night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Murray
Arthur Thomas
Hostess Hosts Bridge Tea for Friends on Friday
Mrs. R. L. May of South Main Street served as gracious hostess Friday afternoon at a bridge tea. One table played with Miss Eleanor Nidy winning the high score trophy. Tea was served to Mrs. F. R. Powers, Miss Eleanor Nidy, Miss Alyce Nieding, Miss Thelma Bond, Miss Lylah Walker and the hostess.
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R. L. May
South Main Street
Circle One entertained at Mrs Hubbard's home
Members of Circle Number One of the Congregational church and guests were entertained at the home of Mrs. F J Hubbard on Cleveland avenue Friday afternoon. Four tables of birds in play awarded first to Mrs Ada Purcell, second to Mrs James Nicholl, and consolation to Mrs Robert Cromwell. Guests included Mesdames George Deiss A McQueen J B Avery Nina Leuszler and W G Schaeffer.
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Circle Number One
Congregational Church
F. J. Hubbard
Cleveland Avenue
Ada Purcell
James Nicholl
Robert Cromwell
George Deiss
A. McQueen
J. B. Avery
Nina Leuszler
W. G. Schaeffer
Amherst WCTU Holds April Meeting and Plans
The Amherst Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Miss Lucy Horn's home. Plans announced include a local Red Cross meeting May 28 and the May 19 institute at the Congregational church.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lucy Horn
Pansy Harris
Church Street
Jesus
A. K. Jenne
Congregational Church
Senator Capper
Kansas
Louis Ludlow
Indiana
E. E. Foster
Red Cross Society
M. B Barnhard
E. Mormru
Canniy Institute
Elyria
Frederick Brown Harris
Boyle
Albert J. Kennedy
Union Signal
Elizabeth Nelson
Grace Neu
Junior High Chapel Led by Supt Powers
Friday afternoon junior high chapel featured eighth grade readings. A quartet including Patricia Murray Nettie Schaetter Dorothy Michael and Mayme Bechtel sang two selections before group singing by the assembly.
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F. R. Powers
Patricia Murray Nettie Schaetter
Dorothy Michael
Mayme Bechtel
Assembly
Mrs. Croll Returns Home After Illness
Mrs John Croll returns to her South Amherst residence after ten days of confinement at her daughter Mrs George Schroeder’s Cleveland avenue home due to illness.
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John Croll
Amherst Road
George Schroeder
Cleveland Avenue
Cloverleaf Club Hosts Card Afternoon at Mrs Engle Home
Members of the Cloverleaf Club visited Mrs Arthur Engle on East Main Street South Amherst for a Sunday afternoon of cards. First prize in 600 went to Mrs C F Schrieder with Mrs August Nahakowsky second and Mrs C A Lauer receiving the consolation. Following the luncheon eight members enjoyed Zamec.
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Cloverleaf Club
Arthur Engle
East Main Street
South Amherst
C.F Schrieder
August Nahakowski
C. A. Lauer
Quiet wedding at St Joseph’s rectory in Elyria
Miss Mary Wieck of Elyria wed Raymond Guy of Cleveland in a nine o clock ceremony at St Joseph’s rectory officiated by Fr. James Eischen. Attendants Miss Julia Kovacs and Richard Reynolds. The bride, employed at Pleasant View Sanitorium, and the groom, with William Edwards Food Co, will live at 7308 Franklin Blvd, Cleveland.
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Raymond Guy
St Joseph's Rectory
Mary Wieck
Elsria
Cleveland
James Eischen
Julia Kovacs
Elyria
Richard Reynolds
German Easter Service at St Peter's Evangelical
Rev. E. Schmidt will conduct a German Easter service at St. Peter's Evangelical church at 10 30 Sunday morning. Music will be furnished by the choir.
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E. Schmidt
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Doctor recovering after appendectomy at Ashland hospital
Word from the Dr Stephan family formerly of Amherst says the doctor who recently had an appendicitis operation in Ashland is progressing nicely.
Union service at Congregational church with Rev Rickel
The Congregational and First Evangelical churches hold a union service at the Congregational church at 7 30 Sunday evening with Rev Rickel as speaker and music by the Evangelical choir.
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Congregational
First Evangelwal
Rickel
Evangelical Choir
Legion Meeting Reports Seed Applications and Plans
The regular Elmer Johnson Past No 11S American Legion meeting at town hall discussed routine business and the legion’s 127 garden seed applications. Plans for county softball finals and two league teams were announced, with posts in Amherst South Amherst Oberlin Wellerman Lorain Avon Lake forming two leagues. A Red Cross meeting was requested for Friday November 28 at the public library to perfect the local Red Cross organization in Amherst.
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Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Legion
Legion Tk
Leazia
Hicket
Folfaxne
Amherst Southmherst
Oberlin
Wellmernn
Lorain
Elsery
Avon Lake
George Henvee
Chowl
Sabiers
James Brennel
Marshall
E. Foster
Red Cross
Amherst
Oratorical Contest Delights Senior Hi Chapel
A Senior High School chapel featured an oratorical contest Friday afternoon led by Miss Dorotha Hearn with devotionals by Robert Standen. George Cox Jr and William Andrews delivered orations. Ruth Zilch sang Jap anese Sandman with Eleanor Nidy at piano. Arthur Thomas won first, William Edwards second, Janice Holzhauer third with Oberlin College as judge.
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Dorotha Hearn
Robert Standen
George Cox, Jr
William Andrews
Ruth Zilch
Sandman
Eleanor Nidy
Arthur Thomas
Frances Tisdale
William Edwards
Janice Holzhauer
Amherst Women’s Benefit Association Hosts Meeting
Mrs. W Grugel of Washington Ave welcomed members of the Woman's Benefit Association Friday evening. Routine business discussed including the county convention set for Wellington May 19. A social hour followed with cards, then refreshments at small tables for Amherst residents and the hostess. May meeting to be at Hotel Amherst with Mrs. Cora Sawyer as hostess.
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W. Grugel
Local notices from Amherst area events
Paul Novak of South Amherst discharged from local hospital Friday. Rev James Lion Cleveland visited Amherst friends Friday. Miss Anna Lembke confined at home on Milan Avenue. Mrs A C Werner seen in Toledo Friday. Mrs Martha Redington from Toledo visited Amherst relatives Friday.
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Paul Novak
South Amherst
James Lion Cleveland
Amherst Friends
Anna Lembke
Milan Avenue
A. C. Werner
Martha Redington
Toledo
Amherst
Mountain Award Tree Presented to School by Garden Club
rrand, president of the Jun Garden Club presented a Mountain Ach tree to the school. Principal dr. Oppelt accepted it. Wilma Castle recited the poem, sites by Joyce Kilmore. Mr. Wil am, of Cleveland, gave a tall, and several motion picture slides n Nature Trail and Trees.
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Rrand
Jun
Dr. Oppelt
Wilma Castle
Joyce Kilmore
Wil‘am
Cleveland
Local social notes with visiting relatives and guests
Mr and Mrs Howard Walker host Mrs 5 B Bell of South Haven Michigan for an indefinite stay. Mr and Mrs William Schumaker visited J R Davidson home in Elyria on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Carl Pederson spent Friday in Cleveland. Mrs Pearl Smith visits friends in Cleveland.
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Howard Walker
5. B. Bell
South Haven
Mich
William Schumaker
J. R. Davidson
Elyria
Carl Pederson
Cleveland
Pearl Smith
Freshman Class Party Held in School Gym
A Friday evening event in the school gym featured the Freshman class with adviser Miss Lucille Leach in charge. Russell Andrews gave the welcome, followed by the Alma Mater and a Freshman yell. Robert Hall played guitar, Olive Guild read, and games and dancing closed the program. Refreshments and spring flowers adorned the Domestic Science rooms as about 60 attendees enjoyed the affair.
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Lucille Leach
Russell Andrews
Robert Hall
Olive Guild
Hostess to Good Deeds Class Honored by Congregational Church
Mrs. Walter Frederick of East Martin Street served as a gracious hostess to the Good Deeds class of the Congregational church on Friday evening after the business meeting.
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Walter Frederick
East Martin Street
Congregational Church
Local Social Visits Highlight Lorain Evening
Mr and Mrs EB H McConny of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs B Jenne last evening. Mrs Julia Boughton was an overnight guest of Mr Grugel. S J Hart of Lorain was a telephone caller Friday.
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EB. H. McConny
Brighton father Reuben Fenner dies in Batavia
Reuben Fenner 82 of Batavia Mich died last Saturday after a car accident leaving Brighton and Clar field years. He is survived by wife predeceased him six years ago, daughter M Will McKenzie of Brighton two sons Ben Fenner of Brighton Earl Fenner of Batavia eleven grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 PM in Batavia church with burial in Batavia cemetery. He was a former resident of Clar field and Brighton and belonged to the Brighton Congregational Church.
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Brighton
Fenner
Reuben Fenner
Batavia
William Benzie
Calvin
Wade
Fenn
Clarfield
M. Will McKenzie
Ben Fenner
Earl Fenner
Batavi Mich
Bsides
Brief social visits noted in Sunday and Easter notices
Sunday afternoon callers included Ms Fr Bronson of Kipton with Miss Callie Bronson of Cleveland. Several dinner guests and Easter Day visits are listed among families in Elyria Oberlin and Nova. No incidents reported.
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Jesse Burge
Fr Bronson
Kipton
Callie Bronson
Clevelan
Charles Collins Elsha
Ben Fenner
Albert Carpent
Gladys Carpenter
Julia Collingwood
Clarksfie
F.H. Mellan
Dean McClellan
M. T. Rolfe
K. Baird
Ruth We
Elyria
Donald Day
Day
Zello Joh Son
Burger Sheldon
Martha Burrows
Stel Garrett
Wellington
Maurice Davids
Tueday
M. G. Kaylor
Stan Thatcher
Jeromeville
Florence Balcolm
Dora Cargill
George Buntus
Standdauslter
Oberlin
Callen
Eliza Robishaw
M. E
A. G. Baylor
Lew Auble
Nova
Blameless ignorance in the world noted in history
The remark points to a widespread phenomenon of inadvertent misbelief and careless judgment. It argues that ignorance is not always malice, but a social condition shaped by limited information and biased assumptions across various contexts.
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