Baton Girl Given Farewell Party
A farewell surprise party for Miss Louise Cale was held at the Base home Wednesday evening of last week attended by Island Road youths. She received a camera and photo album, and a refreshment course was served before she moved to live with her paternal grandparents in West Salem after the January death of her mother and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cale
Island Road
Louise
Charles Tompkins
West Salem
George Miner
Will Richards
Will Jackque
Berea
Jackque
Harold Waite
Elbridge Gibbs
Earle Gibbs
Elbridge Moxley
John Moxley
Medina
Martin River
Canada
Waite
Jerry Weidler
Miss Mascheter
L. H. Randall
John Ovicatt
R. J. Hyde
Ed Deible
Ray Deibel
Fete for Miss Belva Hawke Honors Bride-to-Be
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur D. Hawke hosted a bridal shower for Miss Belva Hawke on Wednesday. Hearts games awarded first prize to Mrs. Kenneth Hawke with Dorothy Lantz consolation. Refreshments followed as gifts were presented. Miss Hawke plans to marry Robert Hoskins of Eaton on July 3.
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Columbia
Wilbur D. Hawke
Belva Hawke
Kenneth Hawke
Dorothy Lantz
Miss Hawke
Will Muarry
Robert Hoskins
Eaton
Bing Crosby and Beatrice Lillie in Dr Rhythm at Rivoli
Theatres present music and comedy with Bing Crosby and Beatrice Lillie in Dr Rhythm now showing at the Rivoli Theatre. The pairing promises lively scenes and acclaimed vaudeville style performances for audiences seeking light entertainment.
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Bing Crosby
Beatrice Lillie
New Rivoli Theatre
College Swing Now Showing At Capitol Theatre
Film notes list a campus musical romance with a starry cast at the Capitol Theatre. A quirky line mentions a ninety six year old parrot in Aqua Flora Park near Sydney enjoying ice cream on its birthday. Dublin plans to grow its Operatic Society to reach Abbey Players level.
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Capitol
Jean
Aqua Flora Park
Sydney
Australia
Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Operatic Society
Abbey Players
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights Across Stations
A dense listing of radio programs across WHK WEAR WTA and other stations shows varied shows from sports columns to music, dramas, news, and entertainment. Notable items include sports segments with Don Winslow and Lowell Thomas, Amos n Andy, Lucille Manners, and Becher Band, along with studio variety revues and Sign Off segments.
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WTA
Myri- Marne
Rhrihm Simh
Amos
Andy
Sportsman
Donahue
Tie Dalley Hopton
Luss
Cleveland Station Sunday Radio Schedule 1938
Daily broadcast guide lists WTAM 1070 WMMS 1400 WEAR 1450 WOR 610 with hour by hour programs. Includes organ recitals news weather and music segments with multiple show titles and artist names across a Sunday schedule.
Vitamins in concentrates reshape daily diet plans
A survey cataloged 130 vitamin supplement combinations including A D B C D E and mixed blends. The Bureau of Home Economics offers simple charts and dietary plans using common terms to show how foods can supply ample vitamins and calcium concentrates for regulated diets.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Foods Rich in Vitamins Says M V Krause
The expert M V Krause urges reliance on natural foods rich in vitamins through an adequate daily diet. He warns against wasteful use of vitamin concentrates and notes dosage should reflect concentrate potency. Special cases like childhood pregnancy lactation and acute illness may require adjustments and more study of ordinary foods.
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M. V. Krause
Woman’s Medical Journal
New Oberlin Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Outings
Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers of Erlin and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hill of Fostoria were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Finis Brown. The group traveled to Michigan for Decoration Day, spending time at Belle Isle and visiting Canada. Grace Strauser of Marion visited the Hastings home, and many locals attended the funeral of Marguerite Manns in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers visited the Webber home Sunday evening.
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George Rogers
Erlin
Philip Hill
Fostoria
Finis Brown
Ralph Justin
Dan Campbell
Donald
Loretta Webber
Charles
Dorothy Hutchinson
Florence Baker
Michigan
Belle Isle
Canada
Grace Strauser
Marion
Everett Hastings
Marguerite Manns
Elyria
Robert Rogers
N. Webber
Oil Searchers Drill Deep in Western Papua
In Western Papua, searchers bore deep holes and detonate dynamite while sensitive instruments log the rock responses far underground. The activity aims to map subsurface formations and assess oil-bearing potential.
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Papua
Medina High Seniors Hold Commencement Ceremony
Medina Ohio June 3 The Medina High School auditorium hosted the graduation exercises with an organ prelude by Santa Cosoleto. The program featured a festive sea setting, diplomas presented by Dr Will Nichols, and honors for top students Santa Cosoleto and Robert W Yackle.
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Mendelsohn
Otto G. Reuman
Hayden
Bruce Hartman
Santa Coscvleto
Fr. Schubert
H.R. Cotterman
Department of Education
Capitol University
Columbus
Will Nichols
Medina Village
Joan Gunkelman
Jo Ann Diebel
Einar Snedden
Richard Ziegler
June Lyons
Dorothy Culler
Duane Hand
Jay Eimmhart
Dick Longacre
Robert Shane
Leland Kulp
Joan Hammerschmidt
Donald Tubbs
Helen Ewing
Adaline Bradway
Sidney Fenn
Santa Cosoleto
Robert W. Yackle
Kent
Fenn
Rita Sailor
Medina High School
Anderson Heads North On Fishing Trip
W. W. Anderson departed Thursday morning for a fishing trip, leaving home to pursue a days long excursion with plans to return later this week.
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W. W. Anderson
Worship and Rally Events at Local Church
Worship service at 9 39 sermon subject Looking Unto the Hills Sunday School at 10 30 Junior League at 6 00 last meeting until September Epworth League to join County group Rally Sunday at Camp Crag with a picnic supper Rev H C White minister.
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Epworth League
Camp Crag
H.C. White
Abiding Comforter and Spirit Guided Worship Schedule
The service schedule lists 9 30 morning worship on the subject The Abiding Comforter and 10 00 service on The Spirit God s Esperamwn for Pentecost Sunday. Sunday School at 10 30 and 11 10 features Mrs How ard Lizotte reporting on the State Convention of the Disciples. Rev Henry King Shaw is the pastor and Rev N E Beyers leads Thursday choir practice at the church.
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N. E. Beyers
Scout Troup 507
Howard Lizotte
Disciples
Henry King Shaw
Pentecost Sunday and Young People's Meeting Notice
Times for Pentecost Sunday service and Church School are listed at 10 00 A M and 11 10 A M The Young People meet at 6 23 P M with installation of officers Rev O G Reuman pastor.
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O. G. Reuman
Whitsunday events at St Pauls and Akron Episcopal group
Holy Communion services at St Pauls on Whitsunday include 8 A M outdoor service and 11 A M sermon on The Present Spirit. Young Churchmen plan a 2:30 P M picnic in Coun Hollow Metropolitan Park with a 4:30 P M vesper. Call Miss Helen Kindig for picnic details. Vestry meets Monday evening June 6 at the rectory.
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St. Pauls Church
Whitsunday
Rectory Gardens
Akron
Episcopal Church
Coun Hollow
Metropolitan Park
Helen Kindig
J. P. Brereton
Akron man fined for drunken driving in May court session
Henry Smith of Akron was fined 373 and costs after arraignment before Mayor L F Garver on May 29 for operating a car while intoxicated. Other items include Ernest Mercle of Rittman fined 15 for reckless driving on May 28 Roy Palmer of Medina fined 5 for intoxication on May 29 and Harold Jason fined 10 for intoxication. Clyde Miller of Cleveland fined 3 on June 2 for failure to stop at a traffic light.
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Henry Smith
Akron
L. F. Garver
Ernest Mercle
Rittman
Roy Palmer
Medina
Harold Jason
Clyde Miller
Cleveland
Community church activities and social gatherings schedule
Worship services and Sunday school at the church with a Lord's Supper observed. Evening meetings include Junior Baptists Young People's session and an advisory board, plus Old-fashioned prayer. Various hostesses plan bridge luncheons and picnics at homes in June with details on locations and attendees.
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George W. Bates
Rules at a country hotel lighten guests with sharp wit
The Silent Observer notes posted rules at a country hotel humorously advising no fruit on tables and married men without baggage to leave wives with the night matron while guests joke about court luck and a kiss that lacked payment.
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Cy Feedemgood
Waldorf-Astoria
Pierpont Morgan
Boy prefers lateness over absence in school ride
A brief dialogue on a father driving his son to school ends with the boy Jimmie saying he would rather be late than absent. The exchange highlights a parent's concern for punctuality and a child's priority on attendance.
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Jimmie
Wedding Week Off Sparks Office Self Defense Confession
A local office boss reveals he gave his secretary a week off for her upcoming wedding. He admits the gesture was self defense after the secretary distracted him with an office dictionary and a lipstick coded typing incident. A nurse and doctor exchange quips about figs and dates amid the humorous miscommunications.
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