Avon High Alumni Banquet Highlights Class of 1924
Avon June 7 The Avon High alumni held their twelfth annual banquet at the M E church basement on May 31. Bernard Acherman led welcomes to the class of 1924. Arthur Darmstader of Cleveland spoke on Where Do We Go From Here. Officers elected included Archie Chester president and Fayette Pirch secretary.
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Avon
Avon High School
M E. Church
Foreign Mission Society of the Methodist Church
Bernard Acherman
Wilma Alten
John Terveen
Ackerman
Arthur Darmstader
Cleveland
Terveen
Rim
Archie Chester
Wwm Barr
Fayette Pirch
Gladys Hubbard
John Townsend
Local Social Notes Highlight East Cleveland Visits
Mrs Ed Kulogshire hosted a gathering Thursday afternoon. Miss Pearl Wilford visits relatives in Michigan. Mr and Mrs Lewis Loeffler of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Webber. Mrs E Glazer and Mrs J Forthover visited Cleveland Wednesday. Miss Marie Busser visits her brother in Lorain for several days. Mr and Mrs Edwin Kluever of Lakewood called on Miss Webber Saturday. Mrs Newton Blackwell and Mrs Harvey Hoffmaster spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Mrs Nina Ducoty and Charles Hollis and friend from Elyria visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Dunstan, daughter Virtue, and Mr and Mrs Nealey of Lorain spent Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Haifmaster. Rollin Jamey of Elyria spent Friday with friends and relatives here. Mr and Mrs Theodore Billen-
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W. Snider
Katherine Millis
Ridgeville
Gladys Wubbard
Peak
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Geo Thompson
Esther
Mar
Guy Cahoon
Sue Jameson
Wire Chas Wilford
Noran Courtry Club
Il A Scammar
Kipton
May Cole
Oberlin
Marjorie Henson
Pitts Neld
SG Clifton
Avon
John Rheam
Matt
Ridgey
Gladys Nigsle
Cresveland
Edwin Pickering
Romar Wearsch
Indianapolis
John Terveen
Bellevue
Rar Barres
Ed Kulogshire
Pearl Wilford
Michigan
Lewis Loeffler
Cleveland
John Webber
E. Glazer
J Forthover
Marie Busser
Lorain
Edwin Kluever
Lakewood
Mr Webber
Newton Blackwell
Harvey Hoffmaster
Nina Ducoty
Charles Hollis
Elyria
Dunstan
Virtue
Nealey
H. Haifmaster Rollin Jamey
Theodore Billen
Local families gather for Sunday visit and surprise
Stein and son with Mr and Mrs Philp Shervinski of Cleveland spent Sunday with Misa M A Webber. Mrs Marie Webber was surprised at her home last Friday with supper for 24 guests. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Shervinski, EC Auatla, Miro and Mrs Bert Bolger and daughter, and Mr and Mrs Stanley Krajeshi. The eighteen month old son of Miro and Mrs Albert Mackert of Lakewood died after a fall and was buried from St Mary's Avonlist Church. Others noted were Hurt, Viets, Nelson Walker, Kenneth Walker, James Smith and the Misses Jesse Edna and Isabel Walker at Cascade Park Elyria. Laverne Walker of Akron and family visited with her parents Charles Walker.
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Miro
Albert Mackert
Lakewood
St Mary's Church
Avon List
Hurt
Viets
Nelson Walker
Kenneth Walker
James Smith
Jesse
Edna
Sabel Walker
Cascade Park
Elyria
Laverne Walker
Akron
Charles Walker
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Misa Irene Gough
Miss Smith
Mia
Mildred Smith
Christ Smith
Henry Klein
Ida
Helen Smith
Moe
Leo Klein
Chas. Kohler
Elisafield, Mich
John Phinney
Dausuter
Donald Phinney
Bertha Smith
Chauncey Viets
F Seamman
Violet
Beulahh
W. C Edwards, Jr
Kansas City
Chas Wilford
Wiles
Paul Nog
Mole
Portamouth
Migs Hazel Park
Helen Peak
Lorain County Normal School
Harry Smart
Saunders
Harry Hoffmaster
Barney Kuss
Pletch
Amherst
Poreet Wenteth
Doan
Stephen Dagnan
Foster Milburn Co
Mig
Buffalo
N. Y
Griswold Road Syndicate
Leona Heights
Yellow Line
River Road
Griswold Road
Cleveland Trust Company
Corporation of Elyria
Plate MII
Corporation
W. S. Pole
Lorain County Bank
Uticurs Leberators Dept
East Erie Ave
Ohio
Lake Shore
Lake Ave
Columbus St
Frank A. Smith
Elyria Block
Elyria, Ohio
Glidden
Pastle
Second ST
Acre
Whitney & Coo
Sunbeam
Fox Furnace Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Secratary Hawkins
the Potters
Viv Gray
Newsy
Plain Dealer
Frederick Orin Bartlett
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