Glenville Club Sings At Oberlin
The Glenville Choral Club performed at a 4 PM vesper in Warner Hall Oberlin with about 170 singers traveling from Cleveland by special car. Under Griffith Jones, the group enjoyed afterconert suppers at local boarding houses and presented a multi-part program of English and classical pieces.
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Oberlin
Glenville
Warner Hall
Cleveland
Griffith Jones
Joseph Schuetky
Sweat Rose
Girls’ Athletic Association
Casky’s Grove
Jos Gibson
Elizabeth Alexander
Grace Hageman
Eleanor Clark
Marguerita Lymen
Jean Jones
Mary Bungard
Christine Alexander
Katherine Fllerton
Aleen Strong
Barnes Made Captain of Oberlin Track Team
James D. Barnes was named captain of Oberlin College’s track squad for the coming year. A standout athlete in basketball, football, and track, he set a 21.0 second 220 at Wooster last year, tied the 100 red line at 9.8 seconds, won the 220 low hurdles this year, and helped the Mile Relay to a 3.20 mile.
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James D. Barnes
Oberlin College
Wooster
Children Day Observed at St Peter's Church Amherst
In Amherst Ohio June 10 children day was observed by St Peter's Evangelical Sunday school. The church was decorated with ferns and summer flowers donated by L J Hewes. The program was led by Mrs James Bruce with verses recitations and songs including What I Can Do Elaine Hamann and Summer Time Is Here James Schultz. Next Sunday Rev C E Schmidt of Wapakoneta will preach at St Peters and a congregational meeting will be held the following Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Schrader celebrated their eighteenth wedding anniversary with a luncheon and a purse of money for the couple and other relatives. Eighth grade graduates from the parochial school received diplomas at St Joseph church commencement with a list of graduates and program including hymn prayers and acts of consecration.
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Nichol
Kenyon, Avenue
Library Club of
Cleveland
Oberlin
Oberlin Inn
Finey Chapel
Marilla Wait-Freeman
E. W. Spalding
Clarence van Ausdale
Homer
Ohio
J. €. Ewing
East Cleveland
A. L. Princehorn
East. Lorain Street
Jennie Wheeler
Durham
N. C
Clarence Foster
Charles Foster
Wellington
Evelyn Rogers
William Midgley
Lorain
Roscos Summers
Canton
Oma Pedlar
Youngstown
Cherlin
Wickcliffe Manor
Wickcliffe
Sacred Heart
Father Eischen
John O'Neill
Park Avenue
Hotseas
Needlecraft Club
B. A. Jenze
Jons Foster
Berton
Joseph Heathcoten
C. J. Brown
Elyria
Intermediate League
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. ePter's Church
Methodist Uniren
Ladies‘ Aid
Henrietta Methodist Church
South Amherst Methodist Church
Mite Society
The
Methodist Church
Br. Lindsley
Brownhelm
Raymond Lindsley
Sandusky
Sherman Lindsley
Betty Mae
Vermilion
B. K. Lindsley
Donald
Rose Franklin
Bell Telephone Company
Miss Franklin
Campolo
Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School
L. J. Hewes
James Bruce
Aong
Assembly
A. C. Ernst
Clair Reinhard
Charles Hamann
Alice Schieferstein
Virginia Vinson
Dora Wilhelm
Thelma Schieferstein
Florence Albrecht
Ruth Hays
June Twigg
Delores Hill
Helen Hollingworth
Ruth Fleckner
Dorothy Raesler
Roberta Hill
Shirley Ann Mens
Vera Mae Schubert
Ruth Schultz
Betty Dock
Jesus
Primary Department
Norma Hollingsworth
Nadine Aldrich
Betty Baus
Dorothy Berger
Lois Ehlert
Evelyn Krieg
Florence Behrendt
Elaine Hamann
James Schultz
Herald
Bobby Laux
Oriel Stiwald
Wilma Holzhauer
Leroy Albrecht
Billy Stiwald
Ruth Enhrmanie
Ial
C. E. Schmidt
Wapakoneta
St Perte’s Evangelical Church
William Schrader
Schrader
Fe Adam Schrader
Martin Schrader
Orin Grugel
Bob
Ben Meichel
Dorothy
William Grugel
Donald Robinson
Marcella
Althea Schrader
St. Joseph Church
William AL. Andrews
Carlton R. Rod
James Elschen
Conservation of oil fought at conference in Colorado Springs
Federal officials and governors of seven oil producing states met in Colorado Springs to seek a basis for an interstate oil conservation compact. Secretary Wilbur opened the conference and Mark L. Requa was named permanent chairman. Discussion focused on legislation to conserve dwindling oil while complying with antitrust laws. A compact approved by Congress was proposed to unify state actions and share the burden of conservation.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
America
Wilbur
Mark L. Requa
Washington
Congress
Federal Oil Conservation Board
American Petroleum
Mitchel
Hoover
New Mexico
Kansas
Wyoming
California
Colorado
Oilahoma
Texas
Independent Oil Producers’ Association
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association
Oklahoma-Kansas
Mid-Dintinent Royalty Owners’ Association
Interior
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Edward S. Rochester
E. C. Finney
Interior Department
Wm. Atherton Dupuy
Northcatt Ely
Slavia A C and Heidelberg play to four four draw
In an exhibition match Slavia A. C. battled Heidelberg to a 4 4 draw. The Northeastern Ohio League AAA Division results show Magyara shut out Goodyears 3 0 in an unrelated exhibition.
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Magyara
Goodyears
Slavia A. C
Heidelberg
General Gomez The Venezuelan Leader Of South America
Maracay Venezuela June 10 A portrait of General Juan Gomez seventy two year old commander in chief of the Venezuelan army. He is wealthy powerful and influential in roads and politics. Known as the Well-Deserting General Gomez he refused the presidency and leads as commander in chief. He never marries and values agriculture and roads, supports cuttings only if needed and limits speeches to brief messages to congress. He rises early, enjoys films especially Westerns, attends cock fights on Sundays, and governs with a practical hands on style.
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Maracay
Venezuela
Juan Gomez
Gomez
Congress
Sim
Juan B. Perez
Supreme Court
South America
Simon Batino
Liverpool
Hamburg
New York
Brazil
Maracar
Jess
Caracas
Capitol
San Francisco
Dona Maria
Ten
British Amateur Golf Tourney Opens at Royal St George
At Royal St George in Sandwich England the British Amateur Championship opens with 250 contenders. John Dawson of Chicago is the lone American with a real chance, facing a strong field over eight rounds of match play. Dawson struggles with wooden shafts after steel use in the U S, a hurdle shared by Morton Smith in an earlier Open.
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Sandwich
Eng
Royal St. George
Walter Travis
Walter Hagen
John Dawson
Chicago
Dawson
United States
Morton Smith
T. Philip Perkins
Gillis White Win Country Club Tourney
A ladies Invitation mixed two ball foursome at Elyria Country Club yesterday. The low gross score for the day, eight dollars, was by Mrs. E Giles and Dale White. The lowest net score of the day, 67, was by Mrs. Homer Stephans and Ed Raus. Second net 68 belonged to Mrs. John Brooks and F McQuire. Tuesday morning will begin the first round robin match for June.
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Elyria Country Club
E. Giles
Dale White
Homer Stephans
Ed Raus
John Brooks
F. McQuire
Industrial Loop Games Tonight in YMCA League schedule
Four games are set for the YMCA Industrial Outdoor Indoor Baseball League tonight. Western Automatic faces Elyria Banks at McKinley school grounds, Perry Fay meets Harshaw Chemical at Hamilton school grounds, Logan Gas plays Willys-Overland at Cascade Park, and Troxel versus General Industries at Franklin school grounds.
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Western Automatic
Elyria Banks
McKinley
Perry- Fay
Harshaw Chemical
Hamilton
Logan Gas
Willys-Overland
Cascade Park
Troxel
General Industries
Franklin School
Dr Clark Wins Spring Valley Tournament Nod
Dr Clark won the Spring Valley tournament with a net 73. Freddy Kushin posted 82 to lead for low gross in a regional, low scoring event.
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DR. Clark Low
Spring Valley
Dr. Clark
Freddy Kushin
TAKINGS OF STEEL CONTINUE HEAVY
Pittsburgh reports that steel production remains strong despite heat and furnace wear. From March to April output rose with a solid chance May will match April, while consumption remains robust across steel users. Heavy buying of Hine pipe for natural gas lines has driven demand since last June, with no major new projects visible.
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Pittsburgh
Bessover
Hitchhikers Pick Engine Cowcatcher For Their Journey East
Brookline resident Richard K. Pratt and Haverhill native James McClellan plan an eastbound trek aboard a homemade engine cowcatcher. They frame the ride as a showcase of ingenuity and roadside curiosity.
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East Brookfield
Richard K. Pratt
Brookline
James McClellan
Haverhill
Monson
ZEMO Promises Relief For Itchy Scalp and Dandruff
An advertised antiseptic liquid named ZEMO claims to cleanse the scalp and end itching and dandruff. It markets as safe for all skin irritations with prices 85c 60c and $1.00.
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Zemo
Arcane Fare Evasion Case Heads to District Court
Academy students Pratt and McClellan were arraigned before Judge Schoonermaker in Ware on charges of evading Berkshire express fares. Police report states they were spotted on the cowcatcher, taken from the locomotive by State Patrolman Dineen and Brookfield’s Vinsky after boarding at Palmer en route to Boston.
Tulips in Holland bloom attract visitors from nearby cities
Holland Michigan reports peak tulip season drawing visitors from surrounding towns to a vibrant flower display. Early blooms showcase a wide variety of colors as crowds enjoy the seasonal spectacle in the city parks and streets.
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Holland
Mich
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Gillis-White Win Country Club
F. M. Sponsellor
Elyric Savings & Prom
Albert F. Snell
Untv
Unity
Roma
Eacel
Broadway Eorain
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W. Broad
H.M. Andress & Son
Elyria Fur Shoppe
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City Loan & Guaranty Company
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