Elyria High Announces Senior Play Production Staff
Miss Nina Baker, Elyria High School dramatics coach, announced the production staff for the senior class play "Spring Fever" to be staged May 20 and 21. Robert Holmes heads the cast as stage manager, with William Hultz and Corbett Walker as stage assistants, and Neil Haas as electrician.
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Elyria High School
Nina Baker
Robert Holmes
William Hultz
Corbett Walker
Neil Haas
Play cast and crew named for upcoming production
Dorothy Airfield chairs the properties crew with Mary Barbarossa Virginia Clark Doris Haney Alice Klinect Ruth Patterson Phyllis Hull Lois Sharkey Leora Shreve Margaret Varga Eldua Mae Watkins and Marie Fiedler. Leonard Moody is publicity chairman with William McClellan Carl Nivus Phyllis Rhoads Norman Stegman on the committee. John Richards chairs the business committee with Eleanor Robson as assistant. Rehearsals for the play are now in progress.
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Properties
Dorothy Airfield
Mary Barbarossa
Virginia Clark
Doris Haney
Alice Klinect
Ruth Patterson
Phyllis Hull
Lois Sharkey
Leora Shreve
Margaret Varga
Eldua Mae Watkins
Marie Fiedler
Leonard Moody
William McClellan
Carl Nivus
Phyllis Rhoads
Norman Stegman
John Richards
Eleanor Robson
Ohio News in Brief highlights crimes and campus events
Sam Scaffidi, 21, charged in the National Woolen Co payroll robbery, with part of the stolen money in his possession. Stephen Andre, 13, killed by a car while playing marbles at his home. Nine Ohio Wesleyan juniors tapped for Omicron Delta Kappa honorary society. Denison hosts Ohio Intercollegiate Glee Club contest with Bluffton, Capital, Kent State, Wooster, and Denison competing. Bluffton the defending champion.
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National Woolen Co
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William Hollister
Paul Biffle
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Robert Guelich
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Denison University
Ohio Intercollegiate Glee Club
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Wooster College
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Hawaiian Fish Outdo Rainbow In Colors
A color blind ichthyologist would struggle to classify Hawaiian fish as colors blend beyond a rainbow. A visitor compared kihikihi to floating rainbow hued bubbles with chiffon banners while David Starr Jordan described over fifteen color terms for a single fish including old gold light copper indigo green white violet tarnished silver blue and orange pink.
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Aquarium
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Democracy’s Strength Highlighted in Position
A concise editorial line argues that democracy may not grasp the depth of its own standing and influence, suggesting unseen power in collective civic action and public opinion.
Free Text Book Bill Stalled In 11 11 House Vote Deadlock
Ohio House Finance committee deadlocked 11 11 on Kane Gallaher free text book bill. Motion to report favoring passage failed, then referral to rules failed. bill would create state fund allocating 2.50 per pupil yearly 1937 38 and 1.50 thereafter for all pupils in public private parochial schools. The Senate already passed all three bills.
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Rules Committee
Motor Vehicles Committee
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Lorain County Scholarship Team Altered for Kent Contest
Charles Kelleher cannot attend the district scholarship contest at Kent tomorrow. Paul Novacek Avon Lake will take his place as the biology test alternate. The 30 student team was chosen from about 250 competitors in 16 subjects during the April 17 county contest.
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Lorain County
Kent
Charles Kelleher
Paul Novacek Avon Lake
Sheriff Middleton Says Deputies Fueled Harlan County Violence
In a La Follette committee session Sheriff Theodore R. Middleton of Bloody Harlan County Kentucky admitted a large portion of violence and crime may be traced to his deputies He acknowledged warrants against two deputies Frank White and Wash Irwin but said they were released on bond and no grand jury action was taken He stated he would not dismiss deputies until guilty and noted he had learned much about deputy misconduct during three weeks of hearings
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Theodore R. Middleton
Harlan” County
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Middleton
Hugh Taylor
Frank White
Wash Irwin
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
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la Follette
Harlan County
Oberlin Road News Notes Highlights Local Social Moves
The S. C. W. women's society of East Oberlin meets all day at Mrs. McFarland's Forest Street home. John Edmonds and Mrs. Edmonds move into George Hall's house while Hall builds a new home. Sunday visitors include John Kern and daughter Helen, Russel Kern, and Gertrude Hart. George Hall spends weekends at home after a Lorain port call. E Biener of Vermilion-on-the-Lake visits relatives midweek. Mrs. Gar McRoberts visits sister Mrs. C. W. Williams on West Ridge. Townsend Club members are noted.
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Women’s Society
East Oberlin
McFarland
Forest Street
Oberlin
John Edmonds
George Hall
Hall
Kenneth Kern
John Kern
Helen
Orville
Russel Kern
Ely
War Prints From Brady Shown At Richmond Park
Richmond Battlefield Park displays 196 Virginia war scenes by Mathew Brady, taken with the Union Army during the Civil War. Under National Parks Service, prints copied from Library of Congress originals, many unpublished and shot at Cold Harbor Seven Pines and nearby Richmond fighting sites. Brady used portable dark rooms and wet plates for immediate development.
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Richmond
Richmond Battlefield Park
Mathew B. Brady
Army of the Potomac
National Parks Service
Library of Congress
Washington
Cold Harbor
Seven Pines
Fore Darling
Jewel Necklace Found Used as Bookmark in Sydney Library
A Sydney public library finds a range of items used as bookmarks inside returned books. A $325 diamond necklace was found tucked in a sachet between pages, along with hairpins, receipts, dockets, scissors and crochet needles.
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Sydney
Australia
Man Fined For Intoxication After Police Court Arraignment
James Hamner 61 of 213 Bath Street was fined 1 dollar and costs after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird on a intoxication charge. He was arrested about 6:30 p m yesterday following a dispute at his home. A separate note invites readers to a Wellington meeting where A L Heisler of Ravenna will speak.
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Bath Street
Don A. Baird
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