King and Queen Tour Ontario En Route to U S Border
King George and Queen Elizabeth travel aboard a Royal Pilot Train across Ontario en route to the United States border. They visit Sudbury nickel mine workers in safety gear and proceed today to Guelph, Kitchener, Stratford, and Windsor with brief receptions planned at each stop.
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ROYAL
Ontario
King George
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Niagara Falls
Sudbury Junction
International Nickel Company
Royal Train
Guelph
Kitchener
Stratford
Windsor
Industrial survey of Elyria approved by board of education
The Elyria City Board of Education approved an industrial survey to guide revision of the industrial arts program in Elyria schools. Funded by the State Department of Education, the survey costs will be covered for the local district with state reimbursement, aiming to align training with current and future industry needs.
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Elyria
Elyria City
Maston
Elyria Manufacturers’ Association
Industrial Acts
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Flag Day Program Set At Ely Stadium In Elyria
The Elyria City Board of Education approved using Ely Stadium for the Flag Day event on June 14 at the request of a committee led by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. If rain interrupts, the Elyria High School auditorium will be used. Superintendent R. C. Maston said Ohio Public Service Company will donate current for stadium lights.
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Ely Stadium
Elyria City
Denmark Faces Multimillion Loss From Hoof and Mouth Epidemic
Denmark’s hoof and mouth outbreak is estimated to have cost the country more than 17 million dollars. The figure reflects nationwide effects on livestock, farming, and related industries. Authorities mobilize measures to contain the spread.
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Denmark
Wellington Alumni Mark 62nd Meeting in Town Hall
Attendees 191 at the Wellington High School Alumni 62nd gathering at First Methodist church and Town Hall Friday. The 1939 class guests, a banquet, musical numbers by Wellington groups, and officer elections highlighted the evening.
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Wellington High School
First Methodist Church
Everett P. Johnston
Wellington
Helen Peirce Waite
Berea
Cadiz
Delibes
Mildred Brenner
Haydn
Wellington High String Quartet
Anna Buswell
Virginia Clodwick
Wilma Brewer
Donald Brenner
Hollis
Turner Grissinger
Clyde Ray
Eva Whitney Piper
Pittsfield
Hazel Edwards Beal
Mary Battles
Olive McConnell
John Koontz
Spencer
Bertha Edwards Perkins
Kenneth Brouse
Litta Mitchell
Rochester
Alice Yocum Barrick
Florence Gadfield Fortney
Mabel Rowland Massard
Lucille Burge
Lois Puder
Charles Willard
Norman McClaflin Livermore
May Burton Burge
Howard Lehman
Miss Battles
Harold Jackson To Be Ordained In Wellington Church
Harold Jackson son of Mrs Lillie Jackson 118 East street will be ordained this month at the First Baptist church pastor Rev John S Green announces He recently graduated from Bible Park School near Johnson New York Green plans to assemble a council for the ordination Other church events include Rev Green leading rallies and youth meetings with district and Methodist notices and a marriage in Akron by Lonzo Green Also reports on a King’s Daughters picnic and a Dirlam family reunion plus a Wellington High School 1923 graduates reunion and officer elections
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Wellington
Harold Jackson
Lillie Jackson
East Street
First Baptist Church
John S. Green
Jackson
Bible Park School
Johnson
New York
Green
Baptist
Beebetown
Trinity Baptist
Lonzo S. Green
Norwalk
The
Methodist Church
Melmore
Ohio
E. E. Shiltz
Woman's Missionary Society
Anna Nooney
Courtland Street
Charles Willard
Ralph Ward
Elyria
Smith J. Viers
Isabel Keenan
Akron
Lonzon S. Green
Steeeeate
Donald Carter
Lucy Francis
Canada
Parkwood Avenue
Woman's Association Meeting Closes Reading Contest
Charles W. Record presides as the church Woman's Association hosts a June meeting at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon. Mrs M L Carpenter leads a Home Mission program and the Reading Contest concludes with all reports due at this session.
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Charles W. Record
Woman's Association of the Church
M. L. Carpenter
Local Birth and Community Notes From Wellington Area
A baby girl Patricia Ann Swesey born at Allen Memorial hospital Oberlin weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces at 6:40 Monday morning to Mr and Mrs John Swesey formerly Miss Naomi Norris. Local visits include Walter Vent and two sons from Upper Sandusky calling on Charles Shepard and Charles Allison at Baker's Crossing. Sunshine trio sang at the Methodist church and Rhea Davis of Cleveland performed. Adam Freed admitted to Falls Clinic for observation. Wellington 1912 high school graduates held a reunion at Westlake Park due to services for Mrs Louis Weaver. Wellington Grange meets June 14. 4-H Radion Club and Sunnysiders Hustlers Nature clubs plan meetings and health exams for local boys.
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John Swesey
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Patricia Ann
Swesey
Naomi Norris
Walter Vent
Upper
Sandusky
Charles Shepard
Charles Allison
Baker's Crossing
Sunshine Trio
Elizabeth and
Marolyn Pitts
Ethlyn Newberger
Methodist Church
Rhea Davis
Cleveland
Adam Freed
Falls Clinic
Wellington High School
Westlake Park
Cascade Park
Elyria
Louis Weaver
Wellington Grange
Raymond Church
Sunnysiders
Nature
Brighton
Rochester
LaGrange
Penfield
Pittsfield
Huntington
Wellington
Wellington News In Brief Personal Moves And Summer Plans
Miss Doris Palmer leaves June 11 to attend Summer school at Bowling Green College. Miss Pauline Powell will enter Oberlin School of Commerce this Fall. Coach Leo Grimes begins Summer study at Ohio State University for a Master's degree. The 1912 Wellington High School class held a Cascade Park reunion then attended Mrs Louis Weaver’s funeral. Fourth of July at Kicunstowa features parade at 10 30 A M picnic at noon and an afternoon program chaired by Albert Parker of Rochester.
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Doris Palmer
Bowling Green College
Harry Davison
Barberton
W. M. Whitney
Oberlin
Maria Morgan
Pauline Powell
Oberlin School of Commerce
Townsend Club No. 1
Leo Grimes
Ohio State University
East Liverpool
Wellington High School
Cascade Park
Louis Weaver
Chicago
Keith Andrews
Ernest Davis
Bobby
Cleveland
Bernard Hales
Annabelle
Davis
Lee Johnson
IL. A. Johnson
Kicunstowa
Albert Parker
Rochester
Pedestrians Protected by City Sidewalk Ordinance
Councilman Elmer Nelson recounted his near fall on a street sidewalk hatch last night. The incident spurred a new ordinance aimed at safer sidewalks and higher penalties for hazards. A follow up meeting is set for June 12 to plan ongoing safety measures.
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Elmer Nelson
Garden Club Pageant Hosted at Prospect Street Garden
Wellington Garden club invites guests to a pageant in Fred B. Hanson’s garden at 210 Prospect Street on Thursday evening June 3. Hanson wrote and will direct the program with state garden club officers expected. Arrangements are led by Mrs. Henry J. Ramser and Mrs. Arthur H. Binder.
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Wellington Garden Club
Fred B. Hanson
Prospect Street
Hanson
State Garden Club
Henry J. Ramser
Arthur H. Binder
Elyria High to Graduate 335 in 1939
Elyria High School plans to award diplomas to 335 seniors class of 159 girls and 176 boys at commencement on Wednesday and Thursday. The board will cover $50 honorarium for two speakers Dr Harry Rimmer of Duluth and Dr Weldon F Crossland of Rochester. Other ceremony expenses will be funded from sale of tickets.
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Elyria High School
Elyria City
City Ordinance Targets Open Covers and Hazards
Nelson described a painful incident as he walked by while bystanders laughed. The council approved a first reading of an emergency ordinance prohibiting opening basement covers without pedestrian safeguards, with penalties from 15 to 50 dollars.
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Nelson
Council
Schoolgrounds To Be Used As Playgrounds
Elyria city board approves using school grounds as playground centers for the 1039 Summer recreation program. Hamilton McKinley Roosevelt Allen and Edison schools will host centers under the Elyria Recreation Board with Ralph Bauer of the high school staff as director.
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Elyria
Speaker Expenses Covered by Sufficient Funds
The article notes that the funds are projected to cover all listed expenses including the speakers' charges. It implies a balance between the required payments and available money, though exact figures are not provided.
Panama Population Noted As Under A Million
A Panama reference states the entire population of the Republic is under one million. The report mentions an advance of fifty thousand dollars in net score and a board meeting in June where clerk-treasurer W. C. Sestellan was authorized to request funds from the county auditor for operating expenses.
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Elyria Echeal
Asker
W. C. Séstellan
Republic of Panama
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Industrial Survey of
Hollis Grissinger
Charles Lashley
Alice Andrus
Lenora Head
William S. Bennett
Harry C. Otterbacher
F. M. Obrig
Wilma Wadsworth
Thornton Gannett
Margery Young
Thelma Hilliker
J. H. Page
Laura McConnell
Mere Baumgardner
A. B. Jones
Robert Wilbur Sutliff
John Bower
Luther Bottomlee
Charles Brasee
Harold Brenner
Clyde Cooley
Norman Cooper
William Eastin
James Filak
Steve Lisiewski
Joseph Marley
Nicholas Obrig
Gord
Yeees
Charles West
Donald Whitney
Robert Satum
Donald Durkee
Russell Buck
Carl Rust
Arthur Rust
Philip Bradstock
Richard Duff
Merritt Williams
Taylor Street
B. C. France
Wooster
E. L. Sharp
Silent Circle of the King’s Daughters
Mohican State Park
Loudonville
Laurel Shepard
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
Koontz
Dirlam
Maple Street
Bowling Green
Myron Boise
FIRST
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aCcape
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Njoy
Studebaker
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