Ridgeville Fifth Six Weeks Honor Roll Named
RIDGEVILLE The Ridgeville School announces the honor roll for the fifth six weeks. First grade students include Harvey Blanch, Diederich, Wanda Karnes, Wynn MecQuillen, William Rein, Alvin Schroeder, Peter JY and Janice Meredith. Second grade lists Joyce Weber, Mar Matcham, Marjorie Johnson, Hadaway, Douglas Maddock, Johnson, Robert Gilmore, Cooley, Paul Jehlicka. Third grade names Henry Dreger, Paul nger, Margery Irons, Mary Mendewicz, Dickie Moore, Sayers, Dale Schroeder, Yu Stroud. Fourth grade includes Marth Lasko, Lasko, Elaine Dreger, Edward ris, DeWitt Maddock. Fifth grade lists Donald Falkner, Jor Pais, Donna Worcester, Belle Rasmey, Robert Nor th Grade, Ann Irons, Dor Kelley, Adele Smith, Patricia dock, Albert McWilliams. Sixth grade mentions Dorothy Falk, Zirth Grade, Donald deremand, Carpenter, Laura Mae mer. Seventh grade has Anna Babits, Emil Wanita Stroud, Mildred Dill, Ian Diederich, Barbara Carer, Janet Irons, Lillian Iran, Mildred Tippett, Betty. Eighth grade notes Gladys Ponting, Jane Robinson, Raymond 1¢, Roland Detwiler. Ninth grade covers Betty Andrews, Bainbridge, Robert Bere d, Marie Carley, Geraldine er, Nellie Grambley, Hilma or, Laura McWilliams, John worth, Alice Smith. Tenth grade Rita Getz, John es, Jane Bender, Karl Hunt.
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Donald Falkner
Jor Pais
Donna Worcester
Belle Rasmey
Robert iNorth
Ann Irons
Dor Kelley
Adele Smith
Patricia Dock
Albert McWilliams
Dorothy Falk
Zirth
Donald Deremand
So Carpenter
Laura Maemer
Anna Babits
Emil Wanita Stroud
Mildred Dill
Ian Diederich
Barbara Carer
Janet Irons
Lillian
Iran
Mildred Tippett
Betty
Gladys Ponting
Jane Robinson
Raymond
Roland Detwiler
Betty Andrews
Bainbridge
Robert Bered
Marie Carley
Geraldineer
Nellie Grambley
Hilma Or
Laura McWilliams
John Worth
Alice Smith
Rita Getz
John Es
Jane Bender
Karl Hunt
Boy Escapes From Industrial School Hospital
An 0 April report from Ancaster Ohio states Ralph Tait of Lorain escaped from the Industrial School Hospital wearing only pajamas.
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Ym Industrial
Noel Hospital
Ancaster. O
L.P
Ralph Tait
Lorain
Ohio Wesleyan coeds vie for eighth annual honor
Five Ohio Wesleyan University coeds will pin medals as winners in the eighth annual event. Dorothy Hurt from Shaker Heights Mary Louise Lermi suk from Cleveland Roberta Laugh n from South Euclid Mary Annette MeFarland from St. Clairsville and Virginia Wiggins from Toledo are listed as contenders for the awards.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan High School
Dorothy Hurt
Mary Louise Lermisuk
Cleveland
Roberta Laughn
South Euclid
Mary Annette MeFarland
St. Clairsville
Virinia Wiggins
Toledo
Four Member Parole Board Abolished In Ohio
Ohio Governor Bricker plans appointing a woman civil service commissioner if a new post is created. A three member pardon and parole commission replaces the four member board. Jewell and Ransom are mentioned for replacements with other political shifts noted. Reorganization bills also move through the Legislature amid broader state government changes.
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Columbus
Bricker
Civil Service
Pardon and Parole Commission
Civil Service Commission
House
Senate
Harrison K. Jewell
Delaware
Reverdy Ransom
Wilberforce
Myrna Smith
Davey
Frank Sotak
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
Herman Werner
R. Summit
State Conservation and Natural Resources Commission
General Assembly
Public Health Council
Rogers
Welfare Department
W. H. Knepper
Williams
Jackson Betts
Hancock
Children Beat Parents In Tongue Twister Match
In London a playful event saw children score a victory over their parents in a tongue twisting contest held in the North district.
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London
One Killed In Mine Clash Ireland tongue twister contest
A tongue twisting competition in Ireland ends abruptly with a death during the event. Contestants faced rhythmic challenges tied to tricky phrases and rhymes as audiences watched the children’s showdown reach a shocking conclusion.
Oberlin Athletes Elected To Phi Beta Kappa
Oberlin College announces two athletes elected to Phi Beta Kappa. John Hornbeck, senior from Kalamazoo Michigan, captain of the tennis team and Delta Sigma Rho member, and Robert Hunt of Guttenberg Iowa, varsity baseball catcher and Dramatic Association star.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Phi Beta Kappa
John Hornbeck
Kalamazoo
Mich
Delta Sigma Rho
Robert Hunt
Guttenberg
Iowa
Russian fliers race toward New York on nonstop Moscow flight
The Russian pilots Brig. Gen. Vladimir Kokkianki and Maj. Mikhail Gordienko sped 1182 miles from Moscow toward New York in a 4600 mile nonstop crossing. They faced headwinds but said all was well aboard and radioed crossing the Zero meridian about 3 45 A M EST. They carried goodwill messages to the New York World's Fair and a letter to President Roosevelt from the Russian government.
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Moscow
North Atlantic
New York
Norway
Iceland
Arctic Circle
Vladimir Kokkianki
Mikhail Gordienko
Roosevelt
Mikhail P. Kalinin
Mrs Lindbergh and Family Arrive in New York from France
Mrs Charles A Lindbergh and her two children arrived in New York today aboard the French liner Champlain after a voyage from France. They came ashore with 75 policemen guarding and were expected to proceed to Englewood New Jersey to visit Mrs Dwight Morrow. Colonel Lindbergh, on a nationwide Army Air Service tour for active duty, was in Dayton Ohio.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
France
Champlain
New Jersey
Dwight Morrow
71 Year Old Woman First Of Triplets To Die
Marysville Ohio April 28 Mrs Angie Parrish Bainbridge 71 wife of former Mayor Wil ford Bainbridge Magnetic Springs died at her home. Her triplet sister Minnie Manly Larue and brother George Parrish Richwood survive.
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Marysville
Angie Parrish Bainbridge
Wilford Bainbridge
Magnetic Springs
Minnie Manly
Larue
George Parrish
Richwood
Senior Piano Recital at Oberlin by Marian Peacock
Miss Marian Peacock, a Oberlin Conservatory senior from Albany Georgia, will give a recital Monday May 1 at 8 30 p m in Warner Concert Hall. The program includes Bach Prelude and Fugue in F minor Schumann Papillons Chopin Nocturne Op 48 No 1 Ravel Etudes Op 10 Nos 12 11 5 and Ballade Op 47. She is the daughter of Mrs Helen Peacock of 910 Madison Circle.
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Oberlin
Marian ‘Peacock
Oberlin Conservatory
Albany
Georgia
Warner Concert Hall
Chopin
Miss Peacock
Helen Peacock
Madison Circle
Oberlin Professor Sears Publishes New Book for Peoples Library
Oberlin College botanist Professor Paul Sears author of Who are These Americans Published by MacMillan Company for the Peoples Library. He has also published World and Deserts on the March.
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Oberlin
Paul Sears
Oberlin College
MacMillan & Company
Peoples Library
Sears
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Geville School
Ridgeville
Harvey Blanchie Diederich
Wanda Karnes
Yn MecQuillen
William Rein- Alvin Schroeder
Peter
Mary Louise Lemichuk
Laughlin
Mary Virginia McFarland
Wiggins
Sibley & Sprague
Martha
Oslofjord
Sandy Hook
United States
Prince Olav
Ireland
Ipswich
Willie Wilkins
Winnie Walkins
Zanesville
Ohio
John Abrams
Reitler
Otsego
Tuscarawa County
Muskingum County
George Reitler
Chris
Acme Telephoto
Richman
Roth
Broad Street
Bulletin
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Lenora S. Stevick
4Th St
Nebe
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