Wellington Hosts Harris Duo In Recital At Congregational Church
Aletha Stacey Harris and Daniel Harris, noted operatic performers returning from Europe, will give a joint recital at the Wellington Congregational church Thursday at 8 p.m. The couple, born in Wellington and Dayton respectively, have studied in Europe and the United States, including Fontainebleau and Italy, with past performances in Paris, Liege, Brussels, New York and Boston. The event benefits the Friendship Guild. a social program and nominations for church officers accompany a busy meeting agenda.
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Wellington
Aletha Stacey Harris
Daniel Harris
Europe
Congregational Church
Harris
John Stacey
Stacey
Presser Foundation
Fontainbleau School of Music
Belgium
New York
Boston
America
Dayton
France
Paris
Senate Insurgents Push $16 Million Budget Cut Plan
In Columbus on April 28 insurgent forces pressed a substitute bill cutting $16 million from 1937 and 1938 state expenditures after defeating the administration's $9 million general appropriations bill. The minority measure, approved 21 to 11, would aggregate all state appropriations at $155 million for the two years, with major reductions in building, liquor, insane clinics, highways, and other departments. Senator Horace W. Baggett led the debate in a packed chamber, signaling possible conference committee talks and a quick passage of some form of appropriations bill by Friday morning.
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Columbus
Senate
Ohio
Keith Lawrence
Liquor Department
Highway Department
Horace W. Baggett
D. Montgomery
Paul P. Yoder
Local Social News From Mallet Creek and Nearby towns
Mrs. Erhart B B Spelth assists daughter Mrs Norris Carter caring for a sick child in Mallet Creek. Erhart family visits Cleveland and Avon. Medina and Wakeman visitors drop by Bert Meyer home. Joe Humm’s car collision in Grafton causes tire damage with no injuries. Pinochle club hosted by Nelson Grossen. Kemp wins first with Maxworthy consolation.
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B. B. Spelth
Norris Carter
Git
Mallet Creek
A. Erhart
Cleveland
Joe Degnan
Avon
Bert Meyer
Frank Fries
Firmin Erhart
Joseph Molin
Albert Erhart
Purcell Meyer
Medina
Clarence Grabbenstetter
Arthur Swartz
Deale Hachenburg
Wakeman
Horace Humm
Elyria
Joe Humm
Grafton
Nelson Gross
Pinochle Club
W. R. Kemp
Stella Maxworthy
Appeals For Aid For Ten Hospitals
Community drives support for aid to ten hospitals. Social notes mention visiting relatives and friends in Ashland Elyria Grafton Coplay and Copley with multiple gatherings at local homes. Updates include Mrs McDonald’s slow recovery and her stay with Mrs Howard Lance in Elyria.
Chesterland Day Travel Note and Local Socials
Melvin travels from Alburn, Pa., toward Chesterland on Thursday afternoon. Tony Strittmatter was very ill last week but is better now. Earl and Janet Fiest visited Schmidt home in Valley City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norris of Lodi visited J. M. Norris Sunday. Ida Maxworthy visiting brother George Maxworthy. Vernon and Mrs. Tash of Strongsville spent Thursday evening with Charles and Mrs. Gross.
Lodge to Host District Past Masters and Wardens
Litchfield Lodge F and A M invites the district Past Masters and Wardens Association to meet Friday evening April 30 at the Masonic hall. Attendees will adjourn to the Congregational church dining room for dinner, business meeting and entertainment.
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Litchfield
Litchfield Lodge F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Congregational Church
Pfeiffer anniversary celebrated with family gathering
The Pfeiffer family welcomed relatives from Grafton Sullivan Cleveland and Wellington to their home Sunday for a wedding anniversary celebration. A picnic dinner followed as the gathering shared stories and well wishes. Keith Leach injured his left hand Friday while playing ball. Fred Gott was taken to St Joseph Hospital Lorain on Saturday.
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Kienny Pfeiffer
Antha Pfeiffer
Harold Pfeiffer
Clarence Wise
Evelyn Burrer
Pfeiffer
Grafton
Ed. Werne
Sullivan
Meyne
Bert Lenarth
Cleveland
Marion Pfeiffer
Wellington
Keith Leach
Fred Gott
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Schoolmasters Club Banquet at Chatham Noted for Ladies Guest Night
Mr and Mrs Oberlitner and Miss Ruth Swanker attended the Schoolmasters Club banquet at Chatham where ladies were guests for the one night of the year. Tables featured vines and spring flowers, with speeches followed by card games and dancing.
Convention of King's Daughters Opens at Local Church
The First Congregational church is the meeting place for the King’s Daughters convention with delegates from Ashtabula Cuyahoga Medina and Lorain counties. More than 100 members attend and Abbe K Hand Circle hosts the event.
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First Congregational Church
Convention of
King’s Daughters
Ashtabula
Cuyahoga
Medina
Lorain
Abbe K. Hand
Mrs Lena Dibble Visits Gibsonburg Family This Week
Mrs Lena Dibble spends the week with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Andrews in Gibsonburg. Entre Nous members will meet with Mrs W L Wadsworth Friday evening.
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Lena Dibble
Robert Andrews
Gibsonburg
Entre Nous
W. L. Wadsworth
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Friendship Guild
The
A. W. Shields
L. G. Stemple
Homer Barbe
Keith Andrews
Robert Burnham
Harold Kepler
I. E. Downey
Lawrence Baker
David Arnold
Blues
Reds
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
Mesdames Ted Johnson
W. S. Bennett
Dorothy Lienhard
Ethleyan Newberger
Mary Jane Brouse
Janet Carino
Phylis Voxtheimer
Jack Bear
Mary Brouse
Beacon Circle of the King’s Daughters
H. Hamilton
Oberlin
Geudar Aman
India
Erhart
Brlefs
OF Christ
J. W. Welsh
Ashland
Gott
Orrin Kellogg
Helen Leach
Clark Langdon
S. A. Wing
Bobby Wing
K. E. Miller
McDonald
Howard Lance
Wallace Gingery
Homer Bramley
Copley
Scudder
Schrembs
Catholic Charities
Lodge
Schott
Kipton
Tom Hyland
Spencer
Mr. Swanker
Harold Linkert
Lakewood
Swanner
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Corea
Amherst
Penney’s
Inco
STAR
Court Street
J. C. P. Brand
Fine Yard Chambray
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