Wellington Alumni Meet Tonight at High School
Wellington June 10 The Sixty First Annual Wellington High School Alumni Association meeting is tonight. Toastmaster will be Donald Barnes of class of 1931. Welcome and responses by Clifton West and Howard West alongside remarks by Keith Thornton and toasts by several alumni. selections by the Alumni Quartet.
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Wellington
Wellington High School Alumni Association
Donald Barnes
Clifton West
Howard West
Keith Thornton
W. G. Watts
May Munhollen Callely
Ben Maniaci
Sheldon Rowland
Russell Buck
Charles Willard
Lloyd Irish
Harold Rickel
Danien Shepard
Leora Sharp
Bernice Kirkpatrick
Tony Saporito
Band Concert at La Grange Saturday
La Grange Community Band directed by Russell A. Petersen will give a concert in the Public Square at La Grange on Saturday evening June 11. The performance is part of a series of 36 concerts and programs are set to begin at 8 P.M. this June.
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LA Grange
Russell A. Petersen
Trusted Outlaw at Lincoln Theatre Opens Tomorrow
One of the fastest Bob Steele westerns, Trusted Outlaw, debuts tomorrow at the Lincoln theatre.
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Bob Steele
Lincoln Theatre
Prizefight Picture Now Showing At New Rivoli
Wayne Morris stars in his first lead role in The Kid Comes Back a prizefight yarn now showing at the New Rivoli theater.
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New Rivoli
Wayne Morris
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights for Friday June 10
Radio listings show a full day of programs across multiple stations including Amos ’n’ Andy and Sportsman in the morning, then band music with Rita Rio and Don Winslow Dinner Music. Afternoons feature baseball results, variety acts, and talk segments with Amos ’n’ Andy continuing, plus musical showcases and guests through the evening dramas and dance bands.
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Vyrt
Varge
Khsathm
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Don Winslow
Factfinder
Bronks Te
Hopton
Carl George Want
Halle
Sandiom Res Crosov
Sunday Edition of Hallmark Musical Programs and Các Stations
A dense listing of radio hour programs, orchestras, and performers across a Sunday schedule. Names include Brown Sisters WOR Forum McRhoond Table heat Rich Acad Theater and Duke Ellington with sign offs at Grand Central Headlines.
Eaton Sewers Hold First Regular Meeting
Eaton The first regular meeting of the Eaton Sub Deb Sewers was held at the Grange Hall on Tuesday with president Betty Marie Garretson in charge. All but one member attended. Six groups of three were formed for hospitality. The first group Betty Ziehm, Dorothy Ruce and Mary Cornish will host at the Zehm home on Tuesday evening June 21. Next meeting set for Grange Hall Monday June 13.
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Eaton
Grange Hall
Betty Marie Garretson
Betty Ziehm
Dorothy Ruce
Mary Cornish
Zehm
Father-Son Party At New London Draws 200 Attendees
Approximately 200 men and boys attended the Father-Son party at the Masonic Temple in New London. The event featured outdoor pictures, a technicolor fishing trip film by Cixde Guibert, and a lecture by FBI’s James B. Fitzgerald on fingerprinting and crime detection.
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New London
Masonic Temple
FBI
Lester L. Leech
Cixde Guibert
Oberlin
Ohio
Gilbert
North Woods
Algonquin Park
James B. Fitzgerald
Cleveland
Department of Justice
Washington
Fitzgerald
West
Fourth Annual Summer Camp Plans At Turkeyfoot Lake
The Plan for Summer Camp NORTH OLMSTED outlines a Unity Church event for boys and girls. Older boys aged 11 72 to 16 will attend June 27 to July 1 at Turkeyfoot Lake near Akron. Girls aged 10 to 15 will stay July 4 to July 9, and younger boys eight to 11 years go July 13 to July 15. Rev William Schneider assisted.
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the Universalist Church
Turkeyfoot Lake
Akron
William Schneider
Wellington High School 1938 commencement draws large crowd
Wellington June 10 a overflow crowd filled the opera house for the 64th annual commencement exercises of Wellington High School. 49 graduates received diplomas as the curtain rose at 8 15. The class play New Fires by Charles Quimby Burdette opened the program under Miss Mary Kelly. Supt A W Shields and L W McConnell awarded diplomas to graduates including Leroy Adams Howard Arnold Jean Louise Arnold Clarence Baldwin Reta Beard Mabel Boice and many others. Dr Charles W Recard pronounced the benediction. music by the Senior High Orchestra.
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Wellington
Wellington High School
Wellington Opera House
Charles Quimby Burdette
Evelyn Schafer
Lucille Green
Henry Maybaugh
Howard West
Earnest Oney
Dick MacDermott
Nettie Neage
A. W. Shields
L. W. McConnell
Richard Hassa
Doris Hines
Dortha Hines
LaVaughn Kepler
Dorothy McConnell
Richard MacDermott
Donald Muller
Floyd Muller
Nettle Neagele
Naomi Norris
Louise Obrig
Elly Olsen
Floyd Olsen
Earnest Orney
George Park
Jack Perry
Doris Phillips
Pauline Powell
Betty Rogers
Margaret Schach
Harold Sheldon
Leola Simonson
Juna Stark
Philip Banea
Jeanette McConnell
William Smith
Jeanne Louise Arnold
Delivery service advert by Mrs Kathryn Hyde
Advert by Mrs Kathryn Hyde at 622 So Broadway offers delivery service and provides contact phone 2457 for orders and inquiries.
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Leaders Announce Broad Youth Program Plan
Several leaders will oversee a youth program featuring nature study table study fireside services fishing boating and swimming activities for participants.
Steinbinder Skok Nuptials Set For Saturday
Oberlin Road reports the wedding of Miss Helen Steinbinder to Frank Skok of Nova Ohio will be at her parents home on Saturday June 1. Rev Frank Skok will perform the ceremony with only immediate family friends present before a short Southern trip. The couple will live with Mr Skok's father in Nova after returning.
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Oberlin Road
Helen Steinbinder
Frank Skok
Nova, O
Mr. Skok
Nova
Scout Cabin Dedication Planned by Wakeman Troop 38
Sandusky area Scouts and leaders plan the dedication of a log cabin built by Troop No 38 Wakeman on a hill above the Vermilion river one and a half miles south of Wakeman. Thomas Alien scout executive says all Scouts are welcome. Rev F E Eastman is the troop Scoutmaster.
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Sandusky
Vermilion River
Firelands
Thomas Alien
F. E Eastman
New London Juvenile Grange to Host June Meeting
New London June 10 The New London Juvenile Grange will host the Juvenile Grange meeting of Ruggles Ashland co Grange on Tuesday evening June 14. The program will be presented to joint subordinate and Juvenile Granges. Conveyances will be provided and attendees should be at the New London Grange Hall by 7 30 p m.
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New London
Ruggles
Ashland Co
Local Club Meetings Listed Around Ridgeville Avon Lake and More
Parish House hosts N Ridgeville Merry Mixers Four-H Club at Jean Andrews home Friday. Red Cross class in Avon Lake meets Park Hall at 7 30 pm. Busy Stitchers Four-H Club gathers at Lake Avenue school. Father-Son social by Lake Avenue Woman's Association 7 30 pm at Lake Avenue school. LaGrange Townsend Club convenes 8 pm. Baptist church Teachers and officers meet at Harold Spie ths home at 8 pm.
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Merry Mixers
Jean Andrews
Lagrange
LaGrange Townsend Club
The
Baptist Church
Harold Spieth
Annual Sunday School party at Congregational church
N Ridgeville hosts an annual Sunday School party at 2 p m in the Congregational church. Pittsfield Ladies Society of the Community church plans a bake sale at Watson's Hardware store in Oberlin this Saturday.
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N. Ridgeville
Congregational Church
Pittsfield
St Pauls Medina Church Service Schedule
St Pauls Episcopal Church Medina lists Holy Communion at 7 30 on Sunday June 12 and no 1 o clock service. Sunday worship details noted for the Medina parish.
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ST. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Medina
Holy Cross
Hedges - Grafton Road
Morning Worship and Sunday Activities at Local Church
Morning Worship at 9 30 with sermon by Rev W Byers on How shall we observe the Trinity Season. Sunday School at 10 30 and choir rehearsal at the church Thursday evening led by the pastor.
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Rev. W. ©. Byers
Church to host combined service and baptism June 11
At 10:00 A M a combined church school and church service for children and adults will be held with a baptism service. On Saturday June 11 in late afternoon and evening, Boy Scout Troop 304 and the Scout committee sponsor an on the church lawn or Scout rooms ice cream festival with 10 cent tickets to raise funds for a scout cabin. Rev O G Reuman is the pastor.
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Scout Committee
O. G Reuman
Children Day Services and Church Activities
At 9 30 A M a Children s Day service includes reception of juniors baptized Easter Sunday into full membership and baptism of children and infants. The sermon covers religious education. At 10 30 A M church school. The league has been disbanded until September first.
Community Church Schedule for Week of Activities
At 10.00 A M Children’s Day exercises with all parents invited. 11.15 A M Church School. 6.30 P M Junior Baptists and 6.30 P M Young People’s meeting. 7.90 P M Evening service on The Unanswered Question. Wednesday Sunday School picnic. Cars leave church at 1.30 P M. Thursday 7.30 P M prayer and praise. Friday 2.30 P M and 7.30 P M Hebron Bible Conference. Rev. George W Bates, Pastor.
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Hebron
Children’s Day observances and church gatherings across towns
Various communities schedule Children’s Day events and related activities. Pittsfield Methodist and several churches plan services and picnics, with times ranging from 8 p.m. to late morning. Other items include meetings, baseball games, and club gatherings in Avon Lake, Grafton, North Olmsted, Eaton, Penfield, Columbia, Rochester, and nearby areas.
Children’s Day Observed at Universalist Church
North Glomsted observes Children’s Day at the Universalist Church with a single service starting at 10 30 a m Baptism of children will take place.
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North Glmsted
Universalist Church
Suburban events: Huntington dance and North Olmsted party
Huntington Grange sponsors a town hall dance Friday night. In North Olmsted the Softball League hosts a card party and dance.
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Huntington
Huntington Grange
North Olmsted
Pitt students urged to take free tuberculin tests
The campaign at the University of Pittsburgh has drawn more than 1,000 volunteers for TB screening with 250 women and 921 men participating in the free tuberculin tests to detect latent tuberculosis.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Harrisburg firemen form last man’s club
Harrisburg Pennsylvania firefighters who served at Louisville Kentucky during the 1937 flood have organized a last man’s club for comrades who answered the call of duty.
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Harrisburgh
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Church Calendar Announces Bake Sale and Sunday Service
The Church of Christ schedules a bake sale at Libbys Dress Shop Saturday at 10 AM by the Woman's Council. Sunday Morning Worship at 10 AM features the sermon Five Imperatives from the Fortieth Psalm. June 19 marks Children’s Day with dedication of children and Bible School program.
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Woman's Council
Libby
Medina News Highlights From Local Church and Community
The L B S group 3 visits Rye Beach for a picnic supper hosted by Mrs Avenell Handeny. Mrs A E Lea and Ruth arrive in Medina to visit Mr and Mrs Studley Hartman for several weeks. Elizabeth Clark graduates from Kent State University and attends exercises with the Clarks. Mr and Mrs Charles Griesinger return from Green Springs. Health resort guests Will Guiesinger and Jenny Paul remain ten days. Medina Pythian Sisters hold annual homecoming June 19 with Romani Wedding pageant. rain date at the high school auditorium. Playground opens June 20 led by David Jones with Jean Westland and Margaret Sharps. Sidney Lance and W A Hyde at the State Insurance Association meeting in Columbus. Chileau Club members invited to Mrs C L Ballinger’s in Maretta for two days. Stanley Hartman and son Bruce plan a three day Cincinnati trip June 15 16.
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The Silent Observer Note on Speech and Thought
A reflective column notes that stammering in speech draws more sympathy than stammering in thought. It critiques a professor's claim about a man whose intellect is below average and cannot become a prominent citizen. The piece closes with a metaphor about where a man begins to err as his troubles begin.
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