Oberlin Students Win Music Contests at Ada Ohio
Four Oberlin Conservatory singers won thirty seven dollars and fifty cents at the Elatoddfod in Ada Ohio. The quartet Tom Edwards Lloyd Linder Ben Tufts and Glessner Griffin coached by Prof Emeritus William K Breckenridge captured first in quartet. Edwards and Griffin won duet top prize and Edwards tied for first among tenors to collect additional prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Ada
Ohio
Tom Edwards
Lloyd Linder
Ben Tufts
Glessner Griffin
Willam K. Breckenridge
Former Treasurer Of League Of Nations To Speak In Oberlin
Sir Herbert B. Ames a 17 year Canadian Parliament member and later League of Nations treasurer will address Oberlin next Thursday evening February 25 under the Oberlin Peace Society banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Oberlin
Herbert B. Ames
Radio Programs Wednesday February 23 1937 Schedule
Readable listing of radio programs and stations for Wednesday February 23 1937 across WHR WGAR and WGN with subject to change notices, morning through late evening lineups, including Singing Lady Orphan Annie Renfrew Amos and Andy Jack Armstrong Lowell Thomas and many band orchestras and variety segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fact, Fancies Jr. Sureesar
Bill
Tom
Mary Sarhn
Linda
Peggy
Fidlers Orch
Dorothy Crand
Treasure House
Music Guild
Pepper Yours
Ma Perkin
the O'Neils
Victoria Toteff
Guiding Light
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Amee
Andy
Thurn’s Orch
National Educa
Rudy Vallee
Margaret Redd
Ratz Orch
Hunters Orch
Bernie’s Orch
WGN
Tommy
Letty
Buddy
Ginger Bob Newhall
Lady Lowell Thomas
Qrpian
Annie Renfrew
Amos
Andy Wagon
Allen Family
Bob Elson
Boake Carter
Burrs
Allen ‘Torn Hall Garrith Heatter Mae
Martial Key News
WHR
WGAR
Camera Club to Visit Cleveland for Flats Shots
Oberlin College camera enthusiasts in the Oberlin Camera Club plan a trip to Cleveland next Saturday Feb 27 to photograph human interest scenes on the flats. The group aims to capture authentic street life and urban scenes for club archives and exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club
Cleveland
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Oberlin Camera Club
Black Legion Film Opens Tomorrow at Capitol Theatre
The Black Legion drama debuts at the Capitol Theatre with a new feature presentation opening tomorrow. The program details and times are available at local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Legion
Capitol
The
Capitol Theatre
Wild Brian Kent opens at Lincoln Theatre
A wild Western thriller titled Wild Brian Kent debuts at the Lincoln Theatre tomorrow with dramatic stars in principal roles. The uproarious release promises a brisk plot and strong performances as it screens in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bellamy
Harold Bell Wright
Brian Kent
Lincoln
Lincoln Theatre
Beveridge Webster Delivers Year End Piano Recital at Oberlin
Beveridge Webster, a young American pianist, drew a 2400 strong audience in Finney Chapel for the final individual artist recital of the year. His program featured Bach Fantasy and Fugue in A minor, Chopin Etudes and Berceuse, Debussy Ondine, and Ravel Islamey among others with encores including Mendelssohn Scherzo and Chopin Prelude. The Conservatory Artists series will close March 5 with Georges Enesco as guest conductor.
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Oberlin
Beveridge Webster
Finney Chapel
Bach
Schumann
Chopin
Lisse Joyeuse
Debussy
Ondine
Ravel
Islam
The Silent Observer and Various Civic Tidbits
A collage of humorous vignettes and observations includes a clerk and manager discussing a wool campus blazer, a jab about Kentucky and hillbillies, a Victorian reference, and statisticians noted in a playful tone. It weaves social quips on cosmetics use, paid in tail poetry, and dated manners with light social commentary.
Community club and church notices from multiple towns
A dense list of meetings and events for AVON, AVON LAKE, BRIGHTON, CHATHAM, CLARKSFIELD, EATON, GRAFTON, LAKE AVENUE, LITCHFIELD, NEW OBERLIN, NORTH OLMSTED, SPENCER, VALLEY CITY, VINCENT, WAKEMAN, LAGRANGE, and WEST VIEW. Includes prayer meetings, Grange gatherings, choirs, pinochle and card clubs, lectures, dinners, and youth programs with times ranging from afternoon to evening, plus theater performances and bake or dinner events. These entries sketch a regional calendar of community life with church groups, lodges, ladies aid, and civic clubs.
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Avon Lake
Clarksfield—Stadies Aid
Jessie Carrie
Eaton
Phantom Bells
North Royalton
Grafton
Charles Berck
Gertrude Schwed
Lake Avenue
North Elyria
Carl Schmitz
Valley City
Charles Derek
Wakeman—Book Club
Milton Hurat
Park Hall
At & P. m. Grafton
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Edith Howard
Lagrange—Circle No. V
M. EB
Alden Hopkins
Mary Croskey
North Olmsted
Baptist Church Meeting At Otto Ers Home
A Baptist church gathering convenes at the residence of Mr and Mrs Otto ER. The meeting occurs in a domestic setting with attendees discussing church affairs and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of the Baptist Church
Mrs. Ottoer
Olmsted Grange Observes Washington Birthday Program
West View Olmsted Grange No. 1619 marked George Washington's birthday with a Tuesday meeting. WPA entertainers provided music. Prof. Pautz of Baldwin-Wallace College spoke on Washington's life. Patrons played the Spirit of ’76 and performed on tin and drums while Pautz impersonated Washington on Mt. Vernon veranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View—Olmsted Grange
Washington
WPA
Pautz
Baldwin-Wallace College
George Washington
The
Grange
Prof. Pautz
Mt. Vernon
Dover M E Church Ladies Aid To Meet
Dover The Ladies Aid of the M E Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Mason Eliott on Thursday. A noon luncheon will be served by a four member committee. The business meeting will follow and the afternoon will be spent in selling.
Lyndon Chapter O E S Officers Practice and Inspection
LA GRANGE The Lyndon Chapter O E S officers will meet Thursday evening to practice the Initiatory degrees ahead of Monday’s presentation. The annual inspection by Mrs. Helen Oyler deputy grand matron of Wooster is set for Friday evening April 1.
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Lyndon Chapter
Helen Oyler
Wooster
Avon Lake Girl to Tap Dance in Chicago Hotel
Avon Lake, Feb. 24 Betty Haydon, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Haydon, Avon Lake High School sophomore, will leave Sunday with her parents for Chicago to perform a week with Frankie Masters and his orchestra at Hotel Stevens Continental room. Betty, 16, is among Cleveland's best tap dancers for her age. Her teacher Roy Lewis taught Eleanor Whitney for years. Eleanor Green, Avon Lake school alumnus, plays for Miss Haydon when she dances in Cleveland.
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Avon Lake
Betty Haydon
James Haydon
Center Road
Avon Lake High School
Chicago
Frankie Masters
Hotel Stevens
Betty
Cleveland
Roy Lewis
Eleanor Whitney
Eleanor Green
Avon Lake School
Mise Hayden
Farewell Reception Honoring Mr and Mrs Root at Sheffield Village Hall
About seventy friends gathered for a farewell at Sheffield Village Hall as Mr and Mrs Henry Root and family prepare to move to a Ruggles Ohio farm next week. The event included music and dancing and a gift presented by the group. Refreshments followed for numerous local guests and well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Root
North Ridge
Sheffield
Root
Ruggles
Ohio
Harry Root
Raymond Duonfee
Edward Minard
Shirley Garfield
Herbert Kriebel
Lana Crosby
R. A. Aittlestead
Charles Crosby
Arthur Bridon
George Gubeno
Nick Ricck
Clarence Smith
Lestern Youtry
P. L
Local residents listed in One Family Obituary notice
Henry Jackson, Mr and Sirs Lee Johnson, Mr and Mrs Frank Root, Mr and Mrs Howard Ham mer, Mr and Mrs Walter McAl Minter, Mr and Mrs Fred Winter, Kathryn Root, Eleanor Keiobel, Agnes Krilebel, Mary Crosby, Marla Mittlefield, Zelma Smith, Camilla Townsend, Neva Carrick, Ellen May Jackson, Ruth Joanson, Ruth Jackson, Clyde McAllister, Earle Johnson, Kenneth McAllis ter, Frank Pavitch, John Town send, Frank Chambers, Larry Jackson, Alan Johnson, Edward Heidendorf, William Boyd, Harry Menges, Edward Frown, Robert Johnson, Lee Townsend and Lester Johnson.
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Henry Jackson
Lee Johnson
Frank Root
Howard Hammer
Walter McAl Minter
Fred Winter
Kathryn Root
Eleanor Keiobel
Agnes Krilebel
Mary Crosby
Marla Mittlefield
Zelma Smith
Camilla Townsend
Neva Carrick
Ellen May Jackson
Ruth Joanson
Ruth Jackson
Clyde McAllister
Earle Johnson
Kenneth McAllister
Frank Pavitch
John Townsend
Frank Chambers
Larry Jackson
Alan Johnson
Edward Heidendorf
William Boyd
Harry Menges
Edward Frown
Robert Johnson
Lee Townsend
Lester Johnson
Miss Estella Salzman Weds Stanley G. Sabin
Estella M Salzman of Oberlin formerly Camden and Stanley G Sabin of Kipton wed in Wheeling West Virginia on Sunday February 7 at 9 15 am ordained by Rev Nesper of St James Evangelical Lutheran church The couple were escorted by Melvin and Mrs Franks of Ashland to West Virginia Sabin works at Bender Body Company Elyria while Salzman is employed at the Steel residence Oberlin They will live with Sabins parents for now
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Kipton
wMirs
Estella M. Salzman
Oberlin
Camden
Stanley G. Sabin
Ware
Wheeling
West Virginia
Nesper
St. James Evangelical
Eaton Ladies Aid To Hear Talk On China
Eaton Ladies Aid plans a meeting featuring J H Liang of China. He will display articles of interest from China and speak at the church basement on Thursday February 25. A pot luck dinner will start promptly at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Ladies
China
Sullivan WS Notes Local Socials and Accident Summary
Sullivan WS reports social visits including Mr and Mrs Kenneth Haulk with family at Royal Smiths, and Mr and Mrs Carlye Bails visiting Mrs Mary Bails. A car collision near Norwalk injures C H Rogers with two broken ribs, while others escape harm. Also notes club meeting, doughnut project, and residents traveling for work amid floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Dunlip
Kenneth Haulk
Royal Smith and Familly
North End
Workman
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Dexter Hyde
Carlye Bails
Dannville
Mary Bails
Peter Fell
Fell
Townsend
C. H. Rogers
Norwalk
Sullivan
Rogers
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Mascaes
America
Popeye
Sinbad the Sailor
Pam Mae Clarke
John Payne
Andy Clyde
Enes
Marian Nixon
George Houston
Tex Ritter
Song of
Pocahontas
Te Schreli Coal
Burns, Allen
Aine, Martisi
I Dragynette
Eth. Barrymore
Ohie Bell
Cher
Prof
Parad
Gang Bastern
Barrom
Ferdi
Fidler
Ji Wtam
Pryor
Gray
Bard
Yon Rey
Doreey
Alzheim
Griffiths Ryse
Hal Band
Renfrew
Popexe
Bune
Muci
Flovy
Martene Bard
Burns and Alle
J. Dragoretta
Lowea Orch
Ail Grifiths
News
Goodman Band
Fryer
WTAM
Sun Up
Casey Jones
Cheério
Bill Waters
Board of Educ
Shero
Wirs
Wiegs
John
Wil
David Harum
Betty Moore
Clu
Wife Saver
Girl Alone
Allman City Mission
Eastfon West
Matey
Bob Baddog
CinderelaMa Perkins
Betty Crocker
Pepper Young Morning War
John Watkins
Mary L- Taylor
Dick O
MacHught
Ethel and
Ben Songe
Music Box
Ted Malone
Helen Trent
Jack Bere
Din East
Jenny
To. P. News Myrt
Margo
Watchtower
Wat
Blaine Amer
Legion
Vworld
Bernie
Rovs Pinner Music
Chapin LN
Barkdale Tips & Tunes
Alex Woolles
Carter Kate
Smite
Major Bowes
Trac Adren
Tim Bkiffer
Olsen's
Orch
Fiorita
Ringwall Organ Matinee
Ohio State Pr
Ape School of Air Painted Dreams
Gary Shelton
Moble of
Mov
Rick Orch
Porilharmonic
Jack Graney
Hick-ree-nots
News Jr
Congress
Cain's Choir
Bob Evans
Lilian Shermas
Kentucky
Ft. Knox
Marie
Marc
Dora
Dr. Dafoe
Avon Laxe—Boy Scouts
Avon Lard
W. Black
Eaton Grange
Grafton— Loram County
the Universalist Church
Wakeman
Wakeman Chapter No
Masonic Hall
LaGrange
Spencer—Men‘s Brotherhood
M. E
L. S. Green
Baptist Church
J. H. Liang
Vincent — Loyal Workers Auxiliary
M. B. Copas
Vincent
C. F. Senning
West View
Barbara Ottergon
Community Church Guild
Anna Hermann
Broad Street
Olmsted Grange
Hudson
Stang Motors
Estella Salzman
Clyde Bungard
Marshall Cole
William Pauley
Ed Craighead
Pittsfield
Maurice McConnell
Maurice
Detroit
Mich
C. M. McConnell
Isca
LeRoy Taylor
Milford Center
Eugene McConnell
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