Awards Given At Hamilton School Assembly
Hamilton School held an assembly closing week events awarding seven orchestra pins to Rosemary Bontagnese Albert Baxter Henry Ingersoll Ardys Jackson Billy Shaw and Ernest Ensign. Henry Ingersoll spoke of the Memorial Day medal ceremony for the outstanding eighth grade boy.
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Hamilton
Safety Patrol
Orchestra
Rosemary 3Iontagnese
Albert Baxter
Henry Ingersoll
Ardys Jackson
Billy Shaw
Ernest Ensign
American Legion
Greenfield Village
Dearborn
Michigan
Holland
Russell Petersen
Modern Woodmen To Hold Special Meeting Friday Evening
Members of the Modern Woodmen of America are reminded of a special meeting Friday evening. All members are urged to attend, per F. W. Burning, field representative. Refreshments will be served.
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Modern
Woodmen of America
F. W. Burning
Wakeman News Notes Highlights Local Clubs and Moves
Wakeman notes show Young Republican and Talent clubs meeting at the Scout Cabin. Residents and guests from Cleveland, Rocky River, and Mantua visit for meals, banquets, and holidays. Memorial services include flag decorations and a Boy Scout pancake breakfast. health talk set at Wakeman Grange Hall on June 5.
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Wakeman
Young Republian Club
Talent Club
Ruth Ebersole
Frank Winmnen
Mirs
E. Kolb End
Lou Ernst
Cleveland
Air
Fred Winner
Wakeman Grange
Fitchvile Grange
Beatrice Winnen
J. W. Sherman
Elvira
Will Perry
Rocky River
Willoughby Harris
Pittsfield
Hattie Ellis Ana
W. W. Whitten
J. C. Canfield
Link Ebel
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
M. E. Buckley
J. E. Horn
Sunnyside Beach
Terrell
Elyin2
Nilgis
Terrells
Mina Kerschner
Mantua
Fred Winnen
C. S. Clark Sr
Norwalk
American Legion
Congregational Church
Boy Scouts
Louis Schaefer
Grange Hall
North Olmsted social news and rentals note
North Olmsted brief items report a bridal shower for Miss Charlene Zeager hosted by Mrs Minnie Craudis on Clague road June 4, a Jolly club gathering in Dover Center on May 29, and a Tuesday luncheon card club hosted by Mrs. H Offen Gale on Loren road June 4. Also a wedding of Hiram Connor and Anes Carol Case at the MM E church and reception at the bride’s aunt Mrs Emma Leng’s home. Luther Nottingham family trip to Columbus. Finland property note and British biscuit statistics. Legal notices cover misspelled dates and property auctions by Pittsfield Township Board of Education including schools and districts with terms cash and auctioneer details.
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Anes Carol Case
MM. E
Lorain Road
West 138Th Street
Emma Leng
Westboule Vard
Cleveland
Air
Luther Nottingham
Lucile Grove
Columbus
Pittsfield
Oberlin
Dist No. 5
Board of Education
RF Clark
Ord Ervr
Pittsfield Township
Bard of Education
N. O. Gott
Eliza Widdowson
Switzer
T. Bramby
Robert Mattingly
A. D. Taxlor
Perfield
Mattingly
Airs
Chester Foster
Sullivan
George Marsh
Detroit
Lament Bliss
Irene Sabin
Battlecreek
Mich
Dr. Scudder
Charles Romp
Wallace Gingery
Copley
Scudder
Agnes Hankey
D. T. Lioyd
Fred Weaver
Baker
Shelby
Charles Eberle
Helen Eberle
Mary Stranahan
Mirs
R. J. Exyde
Medina
Addison Smith
Wadsworth
Carl Clifford
Zamiiy
Chatham
Velma Welsh
Richard
Kenneth
Pawnee
Mina Gott
Gott
Paul Welsh
Friend
Miss Repp
Ashland
George Bidinger
Robert Falcone
Pimachle Club
Lester Packard
Linton Auble
Arlegh Browand
Norris Leach
Blaine Archer
Stanley McAlpine
Sadle
Archers
Glenn Myers
LaGrange
Albert Archer
Sullivac
Walter Richards
Greenwich
Holmes
Claude Holmes
Brighton
Sartwell
Washington, D.C
T. A. Falconer
Falconer
Archer
Earl Myers
Pmocle Club
Alva Bradley
Belden
Asher Chapin
Ralph Hermen
L. F. Bridges
Helen
Spencer
Victor Hames
Lottie Leach
Hat Leach and Sons
Hal Leach
F. B Sears
Penfield
Bessie Walling
Norwalk
Pearl Eaken
Verne Starn
Akron
Glenn Starn
Barberton
Delpert Shingleton
Conn Wins To Retain Title In Detroit Bout
Bily Conn, self described heavyweight, defended his light heavyweight crown against Gus Lesnevich before 6,073 at Olympia Stadium. Conn pursued a knockout in rounds two through twelve but settled for a unanimous decision, signaling his third title defense and plans for potential further challengers.
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Detroit
Bily Conn
Gus Lesnevieh
Olympia Stadium
Conn
Conditon
Gus
New Jersey
Sesamovich
New York
Mike Jacobs
Jack Nelson
Bob Pastor
Lee Savoid
Louis
Nelson
Jewelers Rally Past Timms Spring In Wild 24-1 Victory
Jewelers romped to a 2-1 win over Timms Spring last night on the American Lece diamond. Frank Soditch drove in runs for the Jewelers, Earl Mehl hit a four for five with two homers, and Jalowiec worked on the mound as the defense limited Timms Spring to a handful of hits.
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Vic Silver Jewelers
Trams
Lece
Frank Soditch
Jewelers
Bob Mahl
Earl Mehl
Timms
Ogo
Fi Novak
Scott
Eenneree
Jalowiec
Abelt
Eemeneneeed
D. Cromiing
Cromling
Saa F
Kash
Woo
Bishop
Provesti
Fercare
Ich. P
F Wits
Ternes
Baeeeensemscene
Willis
Kash Pnesti
Henke
Mark
Canterbury Green Will Decide National Open Says Writer
The writer argues the 1940 National Open at Canterbury will be decided by putting on the course's smooth greens rather than the vast rough. He dismisses Canterbury’s size, traps, and trees as waste space and predicts the winner will be a skilled putter from among long hitters or strong swingers.
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Canterbury
Major Loop Leaders Game Canceled
The evening game between Read Jewelers and Ridgeville St Peters church teams has been canceled. Jewelers members are asked to take notice of the change.
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Read Jewelers
Ridgeville St Peters Church
Jewelers
Ridgeville Democrats Seek Friday Night Softball Game
Ridgeville Democrats seek a Friday night softball game at Ridgeville against any Class A or B team. Interested managers should call 41 271 between and 3 p m.
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Ridgeville
Standard Cleaners and General Industries Clash Tonight
The Standard Cleaners and General Industries meet this evening in a game at General Diamond arena. Tipoff is scheduled for six o'clock with both teams seeking a win.
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Standard Cleaners and General Industries
General
Rone Radio Service and Jacobs Meats Clash at Superior Diamond
The Rone Radio Service meets Jacobs Meats tonight at the Superior diamond in a 6 o'clock game. Both teams prepare for a regional matchup with local interest high and fans urged to attend.
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Rone
Jacobs Meats
Superior Diamond
Vic Silver Jewelers Clash With Lo-Tain Burners at Lakeview Perk
Vic Silver Jewelers faces Lo-Tain Burners today at Lakeview Perk in Lorain for a scheduled basketball game this afternoon. Local fans plan to pack the venue as the teams vie for a regional win.
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Vic Silver Jewelers
Lakeview
Lorain
Former Bowling Green star named coach at Townsend Township High
Kenneth Weber, former Bowling Green University basketball star, is appointed coach at Townsend Township High School. He succeeds Floyd Gehres who moves toward a teaching position at Van Wert.
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Fremont
Kenneth Weber
Bowling Green University
Townsend Township High School
Floyd Gehres
van Wert
Darton alum Jeen Stapenhorst offered Reds farm contract
Cincinnati June 6 Jeen Stapenhorst former University of Darton pitcher has been offered a contract with a Reds farm club after workouts Tuesday and Wednesday. Rex Ellis Notre Dame pitcher also received a similar contract offer.
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Cincinnati. O
TR -Jeen Stapenhorst
University of Darton
Cincinnati Reds
Stapenhorst
Reds
Rex Ellis
Notre Dame
Obituary and community notes from Litchfield
Death of Mrs. Clark Lang Gon at Elyria Memorial Hospital is reported by Litchfield friends of Mr. and Mrs O H Kellogg. Congregational church plans Children’s Day with theme The Lord’s Prayer on June 9. A party for Mr. and Mrs Warne Messner drew about 80 guests. Various local visits and dinners are noted including Carl Fratz and family hosting Pensacola visitors and Mogadore weekend travel.
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Litchfield
O. H. Kellogg
Clark Lang Gon
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chilren
Congregational Church
Warne Messner
Annex
Anderson
Nelle Yergin
Clyde Browand
Carl Anderson
Willard
Dave Dilgard
Helene
Pensacola
Fla
Carl Fratz
Duilgard
John Fahrian
Vernon Bowman
C. L. Bowman
Cleveland
Mogadore
Congregational Church Sets June Dinners and Meetings
Barter Reid Barton Road R J Thompson's Sunday school class will host a covered dish supper at the Congregational church on Saturday evening June 8. The church council met Tuesday night June 4. The Youth Council of the Congregational church spent from Friday to Sunday at Vermilion. Mr. and
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Wilson Haugh
Emiia
Nat Austin
Rogers
Homer Alber
Independence
Richard Salisbury
Reading
Thompson
Pttsburgh
Jennings Thompson
Paul
Lawrence Arndt
Gerald
Sullivan
Sarah Lord
Ares
A. B. Cook
Ida Elton
Wayne S Bert
Charles Cook
Lorain
Russell Perkins
Roger
Archie Barmeré
Virginiea Creter
Berea
Valley City Garden Club events and community notices
Valley City residents attend the Garden Institute in Wadsworth on June 3. Local hosts welcome visitors at a June 8 to June 10 schedule with garden tours and a business meeting at Mrs Dan Mooble’s. Various families host guests from Cleveland and Elyria. Vacation Bible School starts June 8 at Zion’s Lutheran Church for six weeks with about 40 children. Freedom tickets to Cleveland Boston game announced for schoolchildren.
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Valley City
William Steck
Clarence Arnold
George Wolfe
Hary Bauer
Elsa Mellen
Carl Hauck
Gertrude Sailer
Garden Institute
Wadsworth
Bir
Albert Armbruster
Howard Brers
Cleveland
Valley City Garden Club
Harry Yoss
Dan Moeble
Columbia
Vacation Bible School
Zion's Lutheran Church
Lamprecht
Sophie Weidner
Harry Weidner
Garfield Heights
Alis
Edmund Hasel Ait Mayfield
Richard Pisiz
Elyria
Claude Reusch
Hannah Etzel
Leonard Rounds
Winston Easel
Washington
D. C
Cliff Carr
Winstonston Hasel
Hasel
Irvin Gunkelman
Charles
la Grange
Til
Mr. Gunkelman
Veda Weidner
Boston
Feuchter Reunion Scheduled at Feuchter Home
The Feuchter annual reunion is planned for Sunday June 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Feuchter. Guests at various gatherings include Carel Dean and Mrs Florenc Dean of Cleveland, Mrs Anna Schaeffer, Mrs Leonard King and Nancy Elien, and Medina residents Mr. and Mrs Earl Arick.
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Earl Arick
Bertha Schaeffer
Youngstown
Janice
Joan
Gus Stahls
Wiliam Gast
Bert Nichols
Cleveland
William Steck
Thelma Steck
Plain City
Hulda Eaver
Donald Parfit
Lucas
Ohio
Robert Deiter
Vermouth Commernity
American Legion
Medina
Albert Mitchell
L. Huffman
Fred Feucater
R A. SiIvble
New York Ciy
Baltimore and Ohio Surgeons Convention
American Medical Association
Feuchter
Fred Feuchter
Carel Dean
Florenc Dean
Anna Schaeffer
Leonard King
Nancy Elien
Halph Feuchter
Harry Ross
Paul Bowman
Vance Grimes
Bob Seichwegler
Maude Hauck
Donald Hauck
Jennie Arick
Ed Steyer
Moss Mary Mausky
Lyndon Chapter Eastern Star Meeting in LaGrange
Fifty attended the Lyndon chapter gathering in LaGrange as Star Points and Worthy Matron welcomed past matrons patrons and charter members. Mrs Nellie Lehman led the games and refreshment duties.
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LA Grange
Lyndon
Airs Nellie Lehman
Litchfield
Dida Gott
Grace Rawson
Florence Nichols
Mattie Prosser
Edith Hastings
Susan Cragin
Frances Woodruff
Doris Sheldur
Leela Wilcox
Blanche Edwards
Charlotte Wilcox
Lucille Rawson
Nellie Lehman
Violet Sage
George Woodruff
Albert Wilcox
Mrs
Rena Bounds
Tillie Feagler
Dida Got
Hazel Adams
Paul Sage
Salomy Moore
Huldah Powers
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