Huffman Kaiser Engagement Set for June in Georgia
Mrs A B Huffman of Griffin Georgia announces the engagement of daughter Martha Lucile to Earl J Kaiser son of Mr and Mrs C S Kaiser of Second street The wedding will be June 5 in Atlanta with Father Retchens officiating Miss Huffman a Griffin High School graduate Kaiser a Isrla High School alum and part owner of American Tree Surgery Co The couple will visit Ohio after the wedding and reside temporarily in Knoxville Tennessee upon returning to the South
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Earl Kaiser
Miss Huffman
Atlanta
Georgia
A. EB. Huffman
Griffin, Georgia
Martha Lucile
Earl J. Kainer
Mix
GC. S. Kaiser
Second Street
Retchens
Griffin High School
No. Kaiser
Isrla High School
American ‘Tree Surgery Co
Hoe
South
Ohio
Knoxville
Tennessee
Bride to be Bessie Weir honored at kitchen shower
Miss Bessie Weir, bride to be of Lawrence Nale, was feted at a kitchen shower hosted by Marian and Faito Krneck on East Bridge Street. Guests crafted hot dish holders, created a pictorial life scrapbook, and enjoyed a two course luncheon with Myrtle OConnor, Wanda Decker, Ruth Barton, Florence Meinke, Elaine Garland, and others.
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Tae Susseg Marian
Faito Krneck
East Bridge Street
Bessie Weir
Miss Weir
Lawrence Nale
Ware
Myrtle O'Connor
Wanda Decker
Ruth Barton
Florence Meinke
Elaine Garland
Marian Rothgery
Wilma Sharp
Joly Poherence
Berlin Heights
Homer Blanchard 5 Awarded Scholarship at German University
Homer D Blanchard son of Mr and Mrs C Blanchard of 380 6th Street has been awarded a scholarship at Heidelberg University Germany for the summer session. The award follows recommendations from Ohio Wesleyan University and Ohio State University with Blanchard to graduate MFA from OSU in June. He will sail from New York for Hamburg on the SS Deutschland in June.
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Homer D. Blanchard
C. &. Blanchard
6Th Street
Heidelberg University
Germany
Ohio Wesleyan University
State University
Blanchart
New York
Hamburg
S. S. Deutehland
East Side Guild Entertained at Oxford Court Home
Members of the East Side Guild of St Andrew s church were very pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs C T Wright Oxford Court with Mrs Taylor presiding. The afternoon featured sewing and social time. A refreshment course was served before adjournment. The next meeting is a all day session on June 14 in the Guild room with luncheon at noon.
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East Side
St. Andrew's Church
C. T. Wright
Oxford Court
Marl Taylor
Decoration Day Program in Wellington Honors Veterans
Memorial Day events in Wellington began at 10 A M in the Town Hall with the high school band led by Elna Heletrom and the Decoration Day Proclamation by Henry Stevick. A parade formed after an Opera House program, proceeding to Greenwood Cemetery where veterans were honored by students, W R C, and other groups, followed by Taps and a solemn march through town.
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Wellington
Elna Heletrom
Henry Stevick
Chris MacDermott
Junior Hannum
Martha Rutledge
E E Shiltz
M. E. Church
Varal
Marion Sponselier
Linccoln
J A. Caley
Elyria
William T. Moran
St Patrick's Church
Tapshy Buglers
C. W. Record
Opera House
Greenwood Cemetery
James C MacDermott
Spirit of ‘76 Fife and Drum Corps
G. A. R. Post
J. A. Caley
Elygia
Sons of Union
Admiant
Clifton West
Wellington High School
Red Cross
E. L. Dirlam
Franklin Jones
Wellington Bay
Women’s Relief Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Caley
South Main
Local residents join Decoration Day gatherings and visits
Mrs Helen Cornell of Cleveland visited the Sam Manning home on Decoration Day. Mr and Mrs Charles Ainler and Mrs Hannah Miller of Norwalk with Mr and Mrs Johan Miller and son Chester from North Monroeville were guests at the Frank Miller home Sunday. Miss Gertrude Babbitt of North Main Street returned from Cleveland after weeks away. Miss Rebecca Gosling of Newton Falls Ohio was the guest of Miss Betty Battles on Decoration Day. Mr and Mrs W W Clisby recently spent Sundays in Garretteville, Ohio. Miss Georgia Andrews and Miss Mira Helen Robertson of Cleveland spent Wednesday at the F E Andrews home. Paul Robinson of Johnston Ohio visited Wellington friends recently. Miss Leila Grundy of Oberlin spent time with her aunt and uncle Mrs and Mr Frank Miller on Herrick Avenue West. ROOK FUNERAL Mrs William Rook's funeral will be Saturday at 2 PM at the Baptist church with burial in Brighton cemetery. Rev Greene officiates. Services by Keith S Andrews. LOCAL MAN HONORED Russell W Baker of Prospect Avenue named Assistant Historian at Morristown National Historical Park with duty starting June 15. Baker is coach at Penfield High School. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Marion Pratt of Herrick Avenue East was taken to the Medina Hospital Thursday morning by Andrews ambulance. LIMA June 1 Carroll Godfrey 15 in critical condition after falling 40 feet from a bridge into Ottawa River. He is son of Sergeant Bruce Godfrey of Lima police. LIMA June 1 Four-
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Cleveland
Sam Manning
Charles Ainler
Hannah Miller
Norwalk
Johan Miller
Cheater
North Monroeville
Frank Miler
Gertrude Babbitt
North Main Street
Rebecca Gosling
Newston Falls
Ohio
Betty Battles
W. W. Clisby
Garreteville
Georgia Andrews
Mira Helen Robertson
F. E. Andrews
Paul Robinson
Johnston
Ohilo
Wellington
Leila Grundy
Oberlin
Mia
Frank Miller
Herrick Avenue
West
Russell W. Baker
Prospect Avenue
Sec’y. Ickes
Department of Interior
Morristown National Historical Part
Morristown
New Jersey
Baker
Penfield High School
Young thrower hurls stones breaking windows at school
A young boy identified as Donald Hubble, aged year old, showed an unusually strong throwing arm by tossing 36 stones and breaking 38 windows at South High School. Three policemen intervened and removed him from the pitcher's box.
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Donald Hubble
Ao Young
India Anew Faces Reaction To European Civilisation
A fragmented line notes India confronting renewed reactions to European and American civilization. The remark hints at tension between indigenous identity and Western influence amid cultural shifts.
Prophesied Rise of Straw in Paper Making
A forecast notes straw is set to gain prominence in paper production. The projection highlights straw as a significant raw material, suggesting shifts in sourcing and manufacturing practices across the industry.
New Zealand Exports Hit Quarter-Billion in Normal Year
Iron dollars appear as a fragment in a historical note about New Zealand exports reaching about a quarter of a billion, reflecting a steady traditional trade pattern. The snippet mentions the term iron dollars in a context implying value and economic activity.
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New Zealand
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