Local Students Set for State Solo and Ensemble Contest
At Oberlin on Saturday about nine Elyria and Lorain County students will join roughly 1 000 competitors in the Ohio State Solo and Ensemble Contest. George E Waln chairman notes an expected rise of 350 entries from last year. Contestants include Patricia Hoke Geraldine Rigo Oliver Shubert John Love Alvin Portman and the Well ington quartet. top performers may qualify for national regional contests in Indiana next month. performances by Oberlin Concert Band a cappella choir and chamber orchestra follow in Finney Chapel.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Oberlin
George E. Waln
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Elyria High School
Patricia Hoke
Geraldine Rigo
Oliver Shubert
John Love
Brownhelm
Alvin Portman
Wellington
Donald Brenner
Virginia Clodwick
Anna Buswell
Wilma Brewer
Indiana
Ohio Music Education Association
Eugene J. Wiegel
Ohio State University
Detroit
Columbus
Cleveland
Lakewood
Wooster
Oberlin Conservatory
The
Conservatory
Finney Chapel
Begin Organizing Four H Clubs in Henrietta Township
Organization of three Four H Clubs began Friday night in Henrietta Township with thirty boys showing interest. Donald Wasem serves as advisor. Officers elected include Raymond Petty as president, Jack Hostetler as vice president, and Thomas Williams as secretary. Advisors for the girls clubs are Mrs Mead Petty, and Mrs Carl Bates with Miss Helen Bauman. Older girls to join clothing projects while younger members start nutrition projects including sandwiches salads and summer drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Township
Donald Wasem
Raymond Petty
Jack Hostetler
Thomas Williams
Mead Petty
Carl Bates
Helen Bauman
Speech By Hummel Set For Broadcast This Saturday
C. I. Hummel, Lorain County agricultural extension agent, will speak this coming Saturday on the weekly agricultural radio program. The address is expected to cover local farming practices and crop updates for the community.
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Hummel
C. I. Hummel
Lorain County
Sickness Reflected In Attendance Records
Illness spread through Lorain County village and rural schools as attendance figures for the fifth six week period show. LaGrange led high schools at 97 percent, Clearview led elementary at 97.03, Murray Ridge topped one and two room schools at 97.29. Penfield and Lake Avenue fell from prior leadership with deficits in the latest period.
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Lorain County
Allan T. Smith
LaGrange
Penfield
Clearview
Lake Avenue
Murray Ridge
South Ridge
Columbia
Avon Lake
Brookside
South Amherst
Camden
Brownhelm
Brighton
Ridgeville
Avon
Belden
Grafton
Henrietta
Wellington
Eaton
Vincent
Markley
Huntington
East Carlisle
Middle Ridge
Rochester
Reading program meeting for Lorain County primary grades
Teachers of fourth through sixth grade from Lorain County village and rural schools meet this afternoon at East Carlisle School to discuss a reading program. Miss Emma Gleason, assistant county superintendent, leads the session.
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Lorain County
East Carlisle
Emma Gleason
Grape Berry Worm Threat Focus of WTAM Talk
Hummel will speak at 12:45 p.m. on WTAM Cleveland about the grape berry worm threatening grape crops and the need for early control measures. The county agent has appeared several times before on the program, a weekly talk.
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Gram
WTAM
Cleveland
Hummel
Local Notices Briefs Include Contact Listings
By Cora M. Shepard 523 Barker St and Junior Grissinger's listed phone appear in a brief local notices snippet. The fragment provides contact details without additional context or events.
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Kite Contest At Wellington Fair Grounds Draws Interest
Interest grows in a kite contest at the Wellington Fair Grounds on April 29. Kite classes meet weekly for youths and adults with instructors Blanchard and Kiplinger guiding entrants. Prizes cover best unique decorative built and flying fancy kites. Entries may compete in multiple classes with various kite types allowed in the fancy contest.
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Wellington
Wellington Fair Grounds
E. O. Blanchard
Arnold Kiplinger
Powell Takes Over Kluga 5c to $1 Store Management
Robert Powell of Garrett Indiana has assumed management of the Kluga 5c to $1 store, replacing C. G. Circle who recently leased the Wellington Opera House in the Town Hall and opened the Em Boyd theatre.
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Robert Powell
Garrett
Indiana
C. G. Circle
Wellington Opera House
Town Hall
Leinseder Improving At Home From Illness
C G Leinseder is reported to be recovering at his Forest street residence after a recent illness. He is described as improving steadily and may be briefly visited by friends and relatives.
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C. G. Leinseder
Forest Street
Germany’s Aryan Drive Resented By Bushmen
A delegation from the Australian Aborigines League visited the German consulate in Melbourne to protest persecution of Jews in Germany. The aborigines announced they represent the 53,000 Australian aborigines in the country.
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Germany
Melbourne
Australia
Australian Aborigines League
Elyria Faces Taxpayer Suit Over Water Meter Purchase
A court injunction blocked the city from buying 1,500 water meters amid a taxpayers suit arguing funds are insufficient. Elyria Savings plans to rebuild on the old Elyria Block site after a recent fire. Funeral services are held for John Lersch, a 60 year merchant veteran. County officials push for state approval to install safety alarms at a Vermilion Lake Road crossing. Downtown parking time limits and removal of overnight parking are debated by council. Lorain braces to fortify lake shore properties.
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Elyria Savings and Banking Company
Elyria Block
John Lersch
Elyria
Washington Avenue
H. E. Massey and Company
Lake Road
Vermilion
Lorain
Lake Shore
Evangelistic Services At Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
Evangelist Irvin E. Ade will preach on Abraham the Friend of God on Tuesday at 7 30 pm. A special Thursday Faith Home meeting and Friday topic Evangelism and Miracles are announced. Services promise healing and miracles as in great revivals and are open to the public. Guided by faith, attendance is expected to be strong.
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Kent Street
Louisé Jordan
Edna Jordan
Edna Perkins
Willard
Lloyd James
Forest Street
Roger William
United Bible Sunday-school
Church of Christ
Dorcas Society
Ann Buswell
Betty Bear
Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music
William Body
Barker Street
Clay Smith
Elyria
Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
Irvin E. Ade
Abraham
Sodom
Christ
Moscow Palace of the Soviets to rise 100 feet higher
A projected Moscow Palace of the Soviets plan would stand about 100 feet taller than the Empire State Building, marking a striking height rivalry between the two iconic structures. Architects outline the towering project amid Soviet grandiosity.
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Moscow
Palace of the Soviets
Empire State Building
City Weathered by Lake Erosion Initiatives
A local effort on the east side aims to curb erosion along the lakefront. Authorities describe protective measures to prevent further shoreline loss and preserve nearby properties and access.
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Erty
Mansfield woman credits Vendor with cure for constipation and nervous illness
A 21 year old Mansfield resident recounts severe health problems from constipation that caused three job losses. She describes fatigue headaches and poor sleep but credits a root herb and alkaline remedy sold by the Vendor Man at Phillips Drug Store for relief and improved complexion. She urges others to visit for information.
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Harvey J. "Holland
East 4Th
Mansfield
Ohio
Phillips
Phillips Drug Store
Broad St
Adv
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Ussey
Merthe
C.h.merthe & Co
Gospel Tabernacle
Vendel
Harvey’ J. Holland
Merthew Co
Botany
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Woharade Plastic and Rantie
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