Oberlin to mark 10th anniversary of French House
Oberlin College will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its Maison Francaise on Sunday June 6 as part of the 191th Commencement exercises. The French House, directed by Mme Lahaurine Johnston, hosts about 285 students, with 20 girls and 20 men in dining hall. An exchange student from France, Mile Christine Merlant, attends Oberlin this year, while Margaret Wilson will study in France next year on a Toulouse scholarship. The anniversary party will be a family gathering of current and former associates of the French House.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Maison Francalsa
la Maison
Mme. Lahaurine-Johnston
Cannes
Maison Francaise
France
Oberlin French Department
Mile
Christine Merlant
Versailles
M. Joachim Verlant
West Point
Joachim Merlant
University of Montpelier
Milo
Merlant
Sorbonne
Margaret Wilson
Canton
Willa Oberlin
Frances
University of Toulouse
Sta
Oberlin Fathers
Ohio
John Frederick Oberlin
Paris
Pierre de Luaux
Bureau de Reseignements Sur Les Etats-Unis
R. P. Jameson
Chevaler de la Legion d’Honneur
Spencer Sisters Sew and Vacation Bible Schools Noted
Mrs Layton Curtlee and the Pythian Sisters group sewed on Tuesday with Mrs Alva White. The annual Vacation Bible School begins June 7 at Spencer Baptist Church for two weeks, with Helen Boone of Moody Bible Institute broadcasting on WMBI at 1 a m on select nights. ME Church VBS runs June 1 to 13 with Bible study music and drills. Rev J G Koontz led memorial services at Huntington. Spencer Lutheran VBS starts June 1 at 1 pm for ages 3 to 12. Local items mention families visiting Elytha, Florida wintering plans, Lyle Browand joining railroad bridge crew, and Hisey sisters staying with grandparents.
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Spencer
Layton Curtlee
Pythian Sisters
Alva White
Spencer Baptist Church
Misa Helen Boone
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
WMBI
WTAM
J. G. Koontz
Huntington
Spencer Lutheran Church
Avon Lake Women’s Democratic Club Meets in Avon Lake
The Women’s Democratic Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Dechant. After the business meeting, card games awarded prizes to Mrs Harry Triguelot and Mrs Mike Higgins in pinochle and to Mrs Romey Urig and Mrs Brandis Smith in sixty six. Lunch served. Beatrice Frey shower in Avon. Gwendolyn Beard admitted to St Joseph’s Hospital Lorain.
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Democratic Club
Avon Lake
Ed Dechant
Harry Trigulet
Mike Higgins
Romey Urig
Brandis Smith
Jaymond Frey
Foster Frey
Vernon Frey
Avon
Ujing
Beatrice Frey
Gwendolyn Beard
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Jack Chatham
Cleveland
Aldine Taylor
Wth
Willard Paterson
Mary Taylor
Roy Whale
East
Carl Weber
Peter Weber
Avon Notes Avon-Mr and Mrs Heckel Chaperoned Senior Dance
Avon notes that Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heckel chaperoned at Uruline College Senior farewell dance Wednesday evening. The formal was at Pine Ridge Country Club in Cleveland. Mrs Blake and family visit relatives in Arcadia and Columbus Grove, with guests Monday at Chester residence. Frank Schneider and son enjoyed Sunday with relatives in Elyria.
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Avon
Family ties and summer plans noted in brief
Q. E. Allen mentions their mother's illness while Laura Wilson a Bar berton teacher completes her term. Wilson will spend the summer in the N. E. Fuller ca and G. L. Emerson homes with family connections and local arrangements.
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Q. E. Allen
Laura Wilson
Barberton
N. E. Fuller Ca
G. L. Emerson
Local Briefs From Sharon Center And Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Marion Wolf and others hosted a supper at Sharon Center. Lyle Browand and family moved on Liberty Street. Paul Woods of Shreve visited his mother Mrs Clara Woods. Ralph Butcher and three children spent weekend in Lima with his mother and husband Mr and Mrs John Young. Miss Jennie Johnson, Cleveland teacher, will summer with her parents. Mrs Nora Eglin visited son Hugh Eglin and wife in New London.
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Marion Wolf
Mary Sooy
Cecil Wolf
Anlton Wolf
Sharon Center
Lyle Browand
Liberty Street
Paul Woods
Shreve
Clara Woods
Ralph Butcher
Lima
John Young
Jennie Johnson
Cleveland
John Johnson
Nora Eglin
Hugh Eglin
New London
Wells Relatives Visit Avon Wednesday
Misses Margaret and Vivian Wells of New London spent Wednesday afternoon with Avon relatives at the Buck home.
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Arnold Buck
Margaret and
Vivian Wells
New London
Avon
Memorial Day Services In North Olmsted Cemeteries
Memorial Day services were held in North Olmsted with prayers at Butternut Ridge Cemetery at 9 o'clock by Rev Clyde L Kuhn and at Coa Cemetery at 19 o'clock by Rev J W Kuyper. Judge Day of the municipal court was the speaker. School children gathered plants and flowers to place on soldiers graves, marching from the schoolhouse to the cemeteries.
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Clyde L. Kuhn
Butternut Ridge
J. W. Kuyper
Coa
Judge Day
Ada Johnson in decline and family notices
Miss Ada Johnson has been in poor health for some time and worsened recently. A son named May 26 was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall of Cook Read at Berea Community Hospital. Mrs. Mary Orth moved to live with her niece Mrs. Arthur James, having previously resided with her sister Mrs. Catherine Stroud until her death. The neighborhood club met at Mrs. Charles Dyble in Center Ridge. Mrs. Charles Cook and daughter Mrs. Clinton Buffington of Camp 103, Lorain, visited Mrs. A. B. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shenstone of Kalamazoo, Michigan, stayed with G. E. Stearns from Saturday to Tuesday.
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Ada Johnson
Robert Hall
Cook
Berea Community Hospital
Mary Orth
Arthur James
Orth
Catherine Stroud
Charles Dyble
Center Ridge
Charles Cook
Clinton Buffington
Camp 103
Lorain
A. B. Cook
Herbert Shenstone
Kalamazoo Mich
G. E. Stearns
Local Notes From Massillon And Cleveland Clinic
Miss Beryle Ware of Massillon spent the holiday here with friends. An operation for goltre was performed Tuesday morning at Cleveland Clinic. H. Bowen went to Columbus Saturday and returned with Mrs. Bowen who had been visiting there. A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Herbert Lamb and Margaret Jones of Cleveland. Sterbert is a former No. Olmsted boys.
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Beryle Ware
Massillon
P. Blermacher
Barton
Road
Cleveland Clinic
Goltre
H. Bowen
Columbus
Bowen
Herbert Lamb
Margaret Jones
Cleveland
Sterbert
No. Olmsted
Taming Many Animals Cited as Possible
It is said that probably every species of animal can be tamed, including timid creatures such as hares, marmots and cuckoos. Demand for passenger automobiles in the Philippines is greater than the supply.
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The
Philippines
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