Oberlin scholastic standings list honors and prizes
Oberlin announces top scholastic standing based on character service scholarship and leadership. Charles Cook Chester Cooley Margaret Harrison Jean Heinrich Katherine Kutscher Truman Matcham Dean Oehring Virginia Richardson Helen Spel lrink Kathleen Thompson and Jean Warner named. Sherman prizes of 25 dollars awarded for best study and appreciation in English literature with Charles Beckwith and Jean Heinrich sharing the prize. Alfred Osmer 25 installed as student g a nate president. Community Garden club set for June 11 at 7 30 pm Oberlin Inn. Fire department responded to two fires. Miss Etheling Wright returned from Oak Harbor and Constance Sherman arrives for summer. Mr and Mrs C D Herrick leave for Mitivan Za cottage.
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Uppe
Charles Cook
Chester Cooley
Margaret Harrison
Jean Heinrich
Katherine Kutscher
Truman Matcham
Dean Oehring
Virginia Richardson
Helen Spellrink
Kathleen Thompson
Jean Warner
Charles Beckwith
Community Garden Club
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Fire Department
William Grundy
South Pleasant Street
Etheling Wright
Oak Harbor
Constance Sherman
Edgewood Park Junior College
Greenwich
Oberlin Summer Music School For Public School Children
Oberlin Conservatory and Board of Education announce a Summer Music School for Oberlin Public School students from third grade through high school. Registration June 29, classes run six weeks starting June 21, daily 9 15 to 11 30. Courses include vocal work band orchestra strings rhythm and piano under Ruth Brooks Hilda Madgick and Conservatory staff.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Board of Education
Tore
Seasion
Crurses
Ruth Brooks
Hilda Madgsick
Conservatory
Advanced Conservatory
Oberlin High Names Eleven National Honor Society Members
A Distinction Day program in the high school auditorium announced the names of eleven graduating Oberlin High School students chosen for the National Honor Society. Superintendent Rawdon revealed the members from the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawdon
Oberlin High School
Y M C A 10 START SUMMER SCHEDULE
The Y M C A announced a revised summer swimming schedule. Cadets Preps Junior B and Junior A along with grammar and high school girls may use the pool daily. Special classes include a boys beginners class Tuesday mornings 10 to 10:30 and a married women class Thursday mornings 9:30 to 10:30, plus an Industrial girls class Friday evening 8 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Moore
Grammar School
Stray horse found reported to sheriff department
Harvey Chambers of Detroit Toad informed the sheriff's department yesterday that a stray horse was found. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick said no reports of a horse theft or loss had been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Chambers
Detroit
Toad
Sheriff's Department
Clarence W. Dick
County Commissioners Buy New Power Road Grader
County commissioners yesterday bought a new power road grader from the Farm Implement Company of Elyria for 3561 dollars. The bid was the lowest of three. Galion Iron Works and Manufacturing Company bid 3458 dollars and Taylor Tractor Company bid 3467 dollars. The aid grader was sold to the Farm Implement Company for FEO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Implement Company of
Elyria
Galion Iron Works and Manufacturing Company
Taylor Tractor Company
Aie Implement Company
FEO
Military Rites For Auto Racer Carl Zimerla
Full military rites for Carl L. Zimerla known as Buck Savage will be held Tuesday at 10 AM from Sudro Funeral Home. Local American Legion Post No 12 will be in charge and burial will be in Ridgetown Cemetery. Zimerla died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from internal injuries after a crash at the Fairgrounds track and his body has lain at Sudro's. His wife Mrs Annetta Zimerla of Hillside, New Jersey was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Zimeria
Detroit
Arc
Sudro
American Legion
Ridgetown Cemetery
Zimeria
Buck Savage
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fairgrounds
Zimerla
Annetta Zimerla
Fitzpatrick Street
Hillside
New Jersey
Elyria
Zemerla
Jaecard
Racer
Seven Diplomas Awarded At St Johns Commencement
Commencement exercises at St Johns Lutheran School honored seven graduates: Edward Barbknecht Jeanette Buchholtz Karas Cole Albert Goodrich Donald Mitchell Wildesheim with Rev Wm Single of Bay Village delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Gustave Burandt awarded diplomas as the class song and motto were presented.
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St. John’s Lutheran School
Edward Barhxuecht
Jeanette Buchholz
Kares Cole
Albert Good
Donald Mitchell
Wildesheim
Wm. Single
Bay Village
Louis Laule
Galeian
William Wildenheim
Jeanette Buchholg
Faward Barbknecht
Sunday Church Activities in Cascade Park Proceed at 9:45
The Senior Endeavorers meet for a breakfast discussion led by Dorothy McKee at Cascade Park. Sunday School starts 9:45 studying Matthew 27 with 9:30 assembly, then 10:45 service with Professor Brown of Oberlin expected to preach. Reverend Wiseman to fill pulpit otherwise. Baptismal service for children. Choir to sing Oh How Amiable Are Thy Dwelling. Music includes Emily and Gladys Welton, Jack Roberts offertory, and a brief Mmne Day message by the pastor. Church council annual meeting at St John’s Lutheran at 7th and Reid, with Young People’s League devotional at 6:45 led by Gilbert Heginbotham.
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Cascade Park
Dorothy McKee
Professor Brown
Oberlin
Wiseman
Chor
Ty Barnby
iDay
Jack Roberts
Emily
Gladys Welton
Church Council
Federated Evangelical Church Council
St. John’s Evangelical Church
7Th
Reid Ave
Lorain
Young People’s League
Gilbert Heginbotham
Children to Appear on Program at M E Church Morning
Sunday marks Chil dren's Day at the First Methodist Episcopal Church with a special program by Kindergarten and Primary departments. Students Dorothy Korner Robert Ohlemacher Joe Chamberlain Lucille Buswell Nancy Crisp Jack Ruth Rodney Hines Nile Keach Che Elgar take part under teachers Townsend Schols Corton Garland Margaret Minch Sherman Stargell Brown Smith Reighler. Evening service features organ numbers by Louise Brown and the choir sings Under His Wings. Dr Bond preaches. Epworth League meets at Parad. Day of fasting and prayer led by Dr Neighbour with 9:39 a m Sunday School start and a night service closing about 8 45 to 9 p m.
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Chilren
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy Korner
Robert Ohlemacher
Joe Chamberlain
Lucille Buswell
Nancy Crisp
Jack Ruth
Rodney Hines
Nile Keach
Che Elgar
Townsend
Ehols
Corton
Louise Brown
the Brook
Boisdeffre
Romanza
Busch
Sankey
Bond
Epworth League
Parad
United Presbyterian Church Services and Events
The Bible school hour is 9:30 a.m. Lesson on Jesus on the Cross from Matthew 27:1-66. Morning worship at 7:45 p.m. with a sermon on Reaching Youth for Christ. Children’s Day Service at 4:00 p.m. Young people meet for devotional service at 6:30 p.m. Weekly prayer and Bible study follow.
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United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Wellington News Highlights Local Events and Fire News
The Wellington fire department responded to a grass fire at the Watson Wilbur farm north of town, extinguishing the blaze after a period of progress. Community notices cover graduation celebrations, theater performances, and club activities including the Women’s Relief Corps memorials, Willing Workers, 4-H groups, and county council events with details on meetings, picnics, and upcoming ceremonies.
Communion Thoughts Theme At Pilgrim Church Sunday
The morning service at Pilgrim Community Church will begin at 10 45 with Communion Thoughts as the theme. The Lord's Supper will be observed and Harold Scrivens will sing. Sunday school meets at 9 30 with Arthur Scrivens as acting superintendent. Misa H Hubberd Elyria elementary supervisor guest at opening exercises to tell a story to children. Christian Endeavor at 6. Seth Parker meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30. Meeting place to be announced in the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Church
Pilgrim Community Church
Harold Scrivens
Arthur Scrivens
Misa H. Hubberd
Elyria Schools
Christian Endeavor
Seth Parker
Divorce suits and foreclosures filed in Elyria and surrounding area
Mabel EB Davis of Elyria sues Joseph Crowder Davis for divorce citing gross neglect and wilful absence. Vera Bates of Avon Lake seeks divorce from George H Bates on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. they married in 1926 and have three children. The Eldred-Highgate Company sues Red Arrow Trucking and Storage Co for 9821 on a promissory note. Kipton Bank sues Kipton Elevator Company for 34100 and asks for a receiver. Foreclosure of property in Elyria is asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel EB. Davis
Elyria
Joseph Crowder Davis
Eldred-Highgate Company
Red Arrow Trucking and Storage Company
Vera Bates
Avon Lake
George H. Bates
Kipton Bank
Kipton Elevator Company
Electric hearing set for Tuesday June 14 in Ohio case
The Ohio Public Service Company sought an early Supreme Court hearing in Columbus to delay implementing a one month demand meter basis for commercial electric rates. The court scheduled the hearing for June 14 after an appeal to overturn an Appellate Court order. An injunction had already required Q P S to bill on a 50 day demand meter rather than a 12 month basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Butler
State Supreme Court
Columbus
Ohio Public Service Company
Supreme Court
Butler
Markets Momegrowers Market and Grain Prices
Market listings show asparagus, beets, cucumbers, lettuce, peas, and tomatoes with varied prices by basket or bunch. Grain and mill feed quotations from Sheets Elevator Co. and Fairchild Milling Co. cover corn, oats, heat, flour, hay, and will feeds with unit prices per bushel or ton.
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Momegrowers
Boston
Iceberg
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild Milling Co
Timethy
Two Schools Report Full Attendance With 68 Students On Job Daily
Gates School lists 57 pupils in perfect attendance for 1935 34 with names of students including Velda Dumke Richard Neuman Eleanor Datena and many others Edison School adds eleven students for the same year naming Julia Gecolevsky Joyce Troup Donald Ryan Elmer Jaycux Louis Hruby Robert Beckloff Ernest Ferguson Donald Smith Norman Beckloff Elaine Chobanoff and Warren Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates School
Velda L. Dumke
Richard C. Neuman
Eleanor Datena
Keith Kirk
Steven Babitsch
William Buswell
Dorothy Pomeroy
Geraldine Pomeroy
Shirley Richards
Betty Hurd
Jean Innis
Josephine Keith
Frances Pawlikowski
Herbert Standen
Betty Sprague
Herman Dumke
Robert Kirk
Grace Bittner
Jessie Mel Jdrum
Jack Stanford
Frances Webster
Norman Beckloff
Elaine Chobanoff
Warren Robinson
Death Notices for Mrs Mary D Wack and Willard Hicks
Mrs Mary D Wack of 111 Quincy Street widow of George Wack died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Friday at 9 15 PM aged 83. Survived by 11 grandchildren and several named in this city. Burial in South Amber at Cemetery after funeral Monday 2 PM led by Dr EB Bond. Willard Hicks a former Avon resident died today at 4 50 AM at his son Howard’s home in Lorain. Survived by three sons and two sisters among others. Burial in Avon Cemetery after funeral Monday 2 PM at Lorain home.
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Mary D. Wack
Quincy St
George Wack
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oberlin Road
Winifred Andy
Eva Hopkins
Dorothy Hamilton
William, George
Arthur Wack
Willard Hicks
Avon
Howard
Idaho Avenue
Lorain
Leonard
Cleveland
Willard Jr
Elyria
Charles Sump
Marian Demmin
California
Stanley
Jesse
Washington State
Delaware Man Seeks Supreme Court Post
Delaware Republican Harry W. Jewell filed nomination petitions with the Secretary of State for a full term on the state Supreme Court. The petitions, tied to the August primary, come from 50 counties and total about 4,000 signers.
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Columbus
Harry W. Jewell
Delaware
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Wooster College Professor Resigns to Lead Hastings College
Dr John W Creighton professor of missions and comparative religion at Wooster College since 1998 resigns to become president of Hastings College in Nebraska. The move announced today in Wooster Ohio.
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Wooster College
Wooster. O
John W. Creighton
Hastings
Neb.) College
Specialists To Speak At Northeastern Ohio Farmers Meet
Farmers from fifteen counties will gather at North Ridgeville Timothy Breeding farm on Route 20 for a hay field day. Morning tours compare timothy clover mixes alfalfa varieties and fertilizer top-dressing. Lectures cover Timothy strains feeding dairy cattle and feeding sheep. Final talk addresses drought era hay programs and emergency crops with Ohio State and USDA experts.
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Ohio
North
Ridgeville
Elyria
M. W. Erans
United States Department of Agriculture
M. Salisbury
Obio State University
Earl Jones
Ohio State Universy
Lorain County
Spring Rebuilds At Y M C A Camp Isa-Lake Vermilion
The old spring at Camp Isa- Le&Kes on the Vermilion River is being rebuilt to meet Lorain County Health board specifications. Elyria Y M C A Boys secretary Robert H Goacher announced the project. The first summer period starts Monday with 32 local youths spending a week at the camp, sponsored by the Elyria Rotary Club. Group leaves Monday at 9 am with Rotary providing transportation. returns Saturday morning. The first Y M C A period begins on June 17.
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Camp Isa- Le&Kes
Vermilion River
Robert H. Goacher
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Lorain County Health Board
Hlyria Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Y.M.C
Elyria Junior Hi-Y members spend week-end at camp
Members of the Elyria High Junior Hi-Y executive committee are spending the week end at Camp Iss Kee Kes on the Vermilion River. Attending are Bob Crandall Jiggs Johnson Bill Stark Earl Chester and Ed Summeriee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonttee
Elyria High
Vermilion River
Bob Crandall
Jiggs Johnson
Bill Stark
Earl Chester
Ed Summeriee
Death Claims Ada Legion Post Commander Ada G
Frank Agin 39 longtime commander of the Ada post of the American Legion died Friday from heat prostration after being unconscious eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADA Legion
Ada
Frank Agin
American Legion
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Smith Seasoned
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O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
GEO. R.allen & Son Ineral Insurance
GT. Jown
First Church
First Congregational Church
R. E. Morrison
Eric D. Chapman
God's Hoy
William Muir Auld
Mendelssohn
Norwood Dale
Chapman
Flord Rumph
Robert Thompson
Marian Nielson
Robert Plas
Beatrice Stranahan
Raymond
Ruth Plas
Eva
Arlene Buswell
Dorothy Jackson
Floyd
Amelia Humphreys
Hlyria
2Nd Congregational Church
Second Congregational Church
Station
Stewart
F.ois
Green
Frances Brillhart
Wilma Troup
Marguerite Beckloff
Helen Jane
ST. Paul's Evangelical Church
M. E. Morning Service
First Baptist Church
R. E. Neighbour
Friends of the Endured
Neighbour
Christ
Father
ST. Andrew's Church
Iam Alpha and Omega
Wellington
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Opera House
Fred Greetham
Ethel
Luke
Mr. Mareh
James Lindsey
March
Margery Shields
Meg
Ethel Greecham
Joe
Anne ‘Krajec
Bath
Helen Sutliff
Laurie
Philip Bradstock
Frederick Bhaer
Stuart Wells
John Brooke
Harald Hares
Hannah Mullett
Frances Rawson
Orving Olsen
Norman McConnell
George Babbitt
Della Fuller
Marion Gates
Einar Hestrem
A. W. Shields
Arthur Mason
Chas
Mary Kelley
Womans Relief Corps
Hazel Cassil
Anna Buswell
Kathryn Witbeck
Legion Auxiliary
Lorain County Council
4-H
C. 8. Church
Gertrude Greetham
thyIn Newberber
Janice Preston
Virginia Clodwick
Verna Walters
Mobius
Amherst
Leona Smith
Spencer
Marie McClafflin
Here
Penfield
Penfield Grange
Ethion Newberger
Billy Preston
Robert
Ernest Oner
Trade Greetham
Verna Walter
Emhryn Newberger
Long Lake
Loudonville
C. S. Church
M. L. Carpenter
Ralph Radcliffe
Ernest Quer
Mary Saiders
Silent Circle
Silent Circle of Kings Daughters
Marion Sponseller
Mary Battles
Grace McEndree
Alice Schott
Mary Bement
Lois Gray
Gertrude Ringler
Leora Voxtheimer
Opal Turner
Karl Grose
Miss Turner
Supreme Court Post
Y.M.C.A
Brown Hotel
Western Reserve Finance
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