Yacht of Tahiti Quest and a Kidnapping Plot
Five Chicago youths narrate a swashbuckling tale from a 100 year old log aboard a ship bound for Tahiti. A newspaper-writer-turned-crew battles an English kidnapper Livingston to recover a log and rescue Pauo the hereditary princess while romance and coded messages unfold amid tropical intrigue.
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Larry Holmes
Tom Barry
Jane Adams
Pilly Liightener
Jay Bruce
Tahiti
South
Sean All Due Pilly
Tom
Pilly
Jay
Lone
Misa Whitney
Tarea
Coda
Pawo
Larry
Tolth Pauo
Pauo
Tivingston
Pano
Iavingston
Panto
Pano Price
Idllingston
Ratires
Oomoa
Livingston
Torong
Pam
Regular Tuesday Study Club Meet Moves to Hedgelawn Inn
Olmsted North Olmsted June 4 The Tuesday Study Club met May 24 at Hedgelawn Inn instead of their usual Baldwin home. Sixteen members enjoyed luncheon and a pleasant afternoon. A bus trip to Huntington May 29 with 50 attendees visited former North Olmsted residents. Aunts, Kiwanis hosts, senior high events, and a Boy Scouts Bunco party with an orchestra and Graduates marked May activities.
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North Olmsted
Hedgelawn Inn
A. C. Baldwin
BOY Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Clagus Road
Pally Hours Noted With Sunday Appointment Policy
The notice outlines Sunday operating times from 10 A M to 2 PM and 1 30 to 3 30 PM and 7 00 PM by appointment. It states Sunday by appointment only and prohibits Peidey afternoon or evening ec our. The fragment references Pally in a scheduling context.
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Pally
Peidey
Parents Hold Party for Son William Hawkins
Mr and Mrs Hawkins hosted a small gathering at their home for son William with guests Dorothy Mar cer Martha Bishop Jack Morris Buddy Morris Jennet Reitz and Arlene Bartheiman. The evening featured games and cards. COMMENCEMENT HELD The second annual commencement of the North Olmsted High
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North Olmsted High
Capacity Play Delights Elyria Seniors in Baldpate
Capacity audience at Elyria High School watched seniors perform Seven Keys to Baldpate with strong dramatic skill. The two hour comedy mystery drew laughter and suspense as cast changes and dynamic characterizations kept the crowd engaged, with tonight’s show featuring a revised feminine cast and the same male leads.
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Elyria High School
Baldpate
Twenty-Two To Receive Degrees From Oberlin Theological School
Oberlin Ohio announces the ninety-ninth commencement of the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology. About 22 candidates will receive degrees at ceremonies in Fairchild Chapel with sermons by Herbert A. Youtz and Frank Hugh Foster. The event marks the school’s new home and faculty retirements.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Theological
Fairchild Chapel
Herbert A. Youtz
Frank Hugh Foster
Mencement
Shipherd Hall
Foster
New England
Yoats
Eleven Concerts Next Year At Oberlin
Oberlin announces an Artist Recitals Series for the 1982 33 season with eleven concerts including four symphony orchestra performances three piano two voice one violin and one cello. The lineup features Lili Pons in a leading recital early in the series and Lotte Lehmann with acclaimed lieder. Notable pianists include Myra Hess Josef Hofmann and Robert Goldsand.
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Josef Szigeti
Fpiati i Forsky
Oberlin
Cleveland Orchestra
Nikolai Sokoloff
Detroit Symphony
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Frank H. Shaw
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Lili Pons
Lotte Lehman
Myra Hess
Josef Hofmann
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Robert Goldsand
Jolly Club Hosts Dessert Meet And Local Notices
A May 24 Jolly Club gathering at Mrs. McMahon’s home featured seven members, strawberry shortcake and cookies, with prizes to Mrs. Happ, Mrs. Hawking and a door prize to Mrs. McMahon. Universalist church Father’s Day services were led by five youths including Clif ford Limpert and Ellis Paddock. Other briefs note rental of part of Blanche Myers’ house to a Fairview family, and local moves to Berea. Two North Olmsted baseball games saw North Olmsted win 13–6, then 6–4 over C and L, on Memorial Day.
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Miss van‘ Winkle
Lewis R. Lowery
Universalist Church
Bova’ Glee Club
Ellen Sedrimshaw
Florence Hanz
Luther Ellis Paddock
Tha
LeRoy Lawther
Lakewood
L. E. Hayes
Ellis Paddock
G. E. Stearns
Clyda L. Kuhn
Congregational Church
Thomas W. Demaline
Florence A. Hang
Virginia M. Wetzel
Kathryn E. Duncan
Hildergarde BE. Allendorf
Arlins Ezrthelman
Robert A. Beebe
Almera Biddulph
George M. Biddulph
Rhea T. Biddulph
Martha O. Bishop
Thelma Bower
Alger R. Bourne
Robert W. Clodwick
Genevieve DeWerth
Stanley Elkins
Ange Jane Eyring
Lawrence H. Fl
Jolly Club
Clifford Limpert
Clarence Holzman
Hubert Beebe
Milton Stentz
Blanche Myers
Fairview
McCalle
Sherwood
Robb
Barton Road
Berea
Alma Brigga
Columbus
Ohio
North Olmsted Thimble Club
F. W. French
Leon Coe
Graes
South Barton Road
North Olmated Park
Lyndhurst
Cleveland
North Olmsted
C and L
North Olmated
Choir at Oberlin to Present Cantata Hymn of Praise
Under Olaf Christiansen the Choir of the Oberlin First Church will present Mendelssohn Hymn of Praise in the First Church at 7 30 Sunday evening the soloists Virginia Mott Valda Coltrane Margaret Strand sopranos Frank Hakan son John Toms tenors Bruce Davis on organ The cantata opens with I waited for the Lord and includes Sing ye Praise Let All Men Praise the Lord My Song Shall Be Alway Their Mercy and Ye Nations Offer to the Lord All are invited to hear.
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Oberlin
Olaf Christiansen
Oberlin First Church
Mendelssohn
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Virginia Mott
Valda Coltrane
Margaret Strand
Frank Hakanson
John Toms
Bruce Davis
Tires Play Big Part in Speedway Glass
A Firestone dealer from Elyria reports on the 500-mile Indianapolis Sweepstakes, noting the thirteenth Firestone victory and the extreme tire stress at speeds near 150 mph. Despite harsh turns and drifting, Firestone tires showed remarkable wear preservation after 600 miles, underscoring tire strength in a dangerous race. Also mentions American emigrants as successful Western Canada settlers.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
al Mason
Firestone
Elyria
Indianapolis
Mr. Mason
Falls Clinic Defeats Brighton 2 1 in Pitchers’ Battle
Wellington June 4 Falls Clinic clinched a 2 to 1 win over Brighton on the local diamond in a seven inning pitchers’ duel. Sessions pitched for Wellington while Baylor went for Brighton. Brighton’s run came on a Baylor home run. Dr. R. W. Falls made his first appearance this season and Neff and Blough were the others in the battery.
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Neff
Brighton
Wellington
Local Visits Highlight Ohio Planting Season Social
In Cleveland at Bt Vincent's Hospital a patient described as 111 is recovering. Mrs Lucy Leiby from La Grange visited her sister Mrs Durrahl on Wednesday. Mrs Réna Reynolds visited her daughter in Huron, Ohio, reflecting family ties across the region.
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Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Cleveland
Lucy Leiby
la Grange
Durrahl
Réna Reynolds
Huron
Ohio
Delegates Named To Convention Of Eagles In Elyria Ohio
Elyria Aerie No. 431 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will send 12 delegates to the State Convention in Lima on June 6 to 8. Appointed by President E J Handyside, the group includes A R Graber J L Mathis B B Haylor E J Handyside with alternates Karl Kaiser Wm France Wm Cashman Oscar Jacobs and past presidents Robert Jensen Steve I Leser Gerald C Nau. They will press Old Age Pension Law for Ohio and national employment stabilization. The delegates depart Sunday morning.
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Congress
Two Men Die In Electric Chair In Ohio
Two men executed at the Quo Penitentiary for murder in a robbery that led to the death of John Kidney a Pickaway County recluse. Henry Loudermilk and Walker Brown were the first of four men slated to be executed.
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Columbus, CO
UPI
Henry Loudermilk
Walker Brown
the Quo Penitentiary
John Kidney
Pickaway County
Prisoner executed by electrocution described in fragmentary report
The text recounts an execution using a death device with detailed moments including a 2:48 a.m. pronouncement and an 8:54 p.m. current. Intertwined are observations about a prison chaplain, a referenced “Loudermilx” figure, and a side note on the Russian term hor'ba meaning struggle. It also briefly touches on perfume distillation and a proverb about truth and roses.
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Addy
George Katt
Wardem
Thomas
K. EZ. Walt
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Ione
Aelf
Darry
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London
Tom Palmer Livingston
Miss Whitney
Puaua
Jonah
Jn. Olmsted
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George Coe
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Merton Coe
North Olmean
Who
Harry Anthony Rave
As & Howls
Detroit
Michigan
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Board of Education
Circle Number One
The
DR. Stevens
Richard Skinletz
Mary McGuire
Helen Taylor
Robert McWilliama
Oberlin Theological School
F. Limpert
Eis L. Paddock
Cedric N. Parnell
Adelbert
Powney
Russel J. Reitz
Frances J. Raswarm
Daniel P. Scherrer
Richard P. Schraff
Ellenh. Schrimshaw
Eleanor S. Schwertzer
Lillian K. Starrett
Edith Hidlagarde Stobe
Marjorie M. Timm
Western
Canada
Wellington High School
Leah Gatehouse
Herold Smith
L. D. Smith
Misa Sheridan
O'Brien
Grace Clara
Sorolis Club
Herrick
Sorosis
Margaret Warner
A. R. Branson
Alfred Ledyard
Webber BeVier
Charles Baum
A. W. Larson
Falls Clinic
Wellington Farm Woman's Club
Julia Gates
Rice's Dam
Dorothy Hughes
van Wert
R. P. Crawford
R. E. Neville
Stork News
Elmer Moore
George Warner
John Stacey
G. Mosher
Penfield
Franklin Jones
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Mosher
California
Sara Huntridge
A M. Bassett
Mary Althaus
A. E. Althaus
John Street
Hugh Ferguson
Ashland
May Bernard
Post Office
Broad Street
Convention of
Eagles
Russia
Geo
Allen & Son General Insurance
A. J. Krugman
Elyria’s School of Commerce
Elyria Business College
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National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
Shlcent School
Mickey
Eldotread Tire & Supply CO
Menoung Man
Dad
Stanes
Eldotread Tire & Supply Company
Dayton Thorobred
Mobiloils
Lorain County
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