Avon Lake Grads Told To Do Something Extra
Avon Lake seniors heard guest speaker Russell Reeves urge graduates to do something extra and keep learning. He noted timing and the labor market, cited Albert Schweitzer as a measure of success beyond money, and urged purposeful life goals.
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Avon Lake Grads
Avon Lake
Lagniappe
Avon’ Lake High
Russell Reeves
Reeves
Cleveland Plain
Albert Schweiner
Cela Weber
Harry M. Weber
Lake Rd
Avon, Lake
David S. Rosenberger
Weber
Ohio State Board of Education
Rosenberger
Lorain County
David Parr
Cornell University
Area Scholar Geis Master's At Maryland U
MARTIN MATHES of East Main St was among 2700 graduates at the University of Maryland last Saturday morning. He earned a Master of Science degree after previously earning a Miami University at Oxford degree and serving as an assistant professor on a teaching scholarship. He will pursue a PhD with Maryland research over the next two years.
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South Amherst
Martin Mathes
East Main St
University of Maryland
Mathes
Miami University
Oxford
Maryland University
Maryland
Markes
South Amherst High School
Bake Sale Planned By South Amherst Parish Group
Altar and Rosary Society of Nativity Church plans a bake sale after Sunday masses on June 28 on the church lawn. Two representatives will attend the Sandstone Area Nursing Service function. Fr Dietz spoke on June consecrated to the Sacred Heart. Prizes awarded to Mrs Gentile and Mrs Holovacs. Dessert course served to 17 members and Fr Dietz. Next meeting set for June 23. parish picnic planned for July pending date.
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South Amherst
Nativity Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Sandstone Area
Foncheon
Frederick Dietzl
Jesus
Matthew Gentile
Steve Holovacs
Chester Zukowski
Harvey Amenhauser
Andi
Dietz
Wakeman Post Elects Legion Officers
R. Kenyon was elected commander at the American Legion Post meeting. Melvin Bass named 1st vice commander and Al Schimerer 2nd vice commander. William C. Batley named adjutant, Burton Keith finance officer, and Robert Brucker service officer. Installation set for June 23 by Charles Coultrip. Carnival planned for January 35.
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Wakeman
L. R. Kenyon
American Legion
Melvin Bass
al Schimerer
Wiliam C. Batley
Burton Keith
Robert Brucker
Charles Coultrip
Grange Picnic Set Tuesday in Columbia Park
Grange members and families will hold a picnic supper Tuesday evening at Columbia Park with strawberry shortcake for dessert. Those unable to attend can participate in the regular business meeting at 8:30 p.m. in Columbia Town Hall. Plans for a booth at the Kiwanis Chile Homecoming Celebration July 3 4 at Columbia Park will be discussed.
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Columbia
Acme Grange
Columbia Park
Perry Heineman
Columbia Town Hall
Grange F
Kiwanis Chile
Garden club meeting hosted by Valley City clubs
Valley City Garden Clubs convene Monday at Community Hall with host club. Louie Bowley Medina County game warden discusses conservation and presents a film Under Ohio Skies. Mrs Graviden Elliott regional director shares flower growing tips and arrangement showcases. Rose Tour reservations due with Mrs Collette Foecking for June 27. Scout Troop 302 meets 7:30 p.m. at Liverpool School cafeteria. Liverpool Township trustees set Tuesday meeting at Community Hall inviting citizens.
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Valley City
Litchfield
Brunswick
York
Spencer
Valley ‘City
Hall
Louie Bowley
Medina County
Ohio
Graviden Elliott
Willl
Valley City Clubs
Collette Foecking
Liverpool
Liverpool Township
LaGrange Adopts Emergency Youth Curfew Ordinance
LaGrange village council enacted an emergency curfew requiring all persons under 21 to be off streets, parks, and the village square from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. unless accompanied or issued a permit. Parents will be fined up to 36 dollars per offense.
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Lagrange — Vilage
LaGrange
Vilage
LaGrange Missionary Group Plans Aid for Esther Spieth
LaGrange Evening Missionary Group met at Ohio Fuel Gas Co Elyria to decide a two month project aiding Esther Spieth en route to Cedarville Baptist College. The group also heard a food demonstration by Betty Newton and welcomed 13 members 20 guests.
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Albert
Naomi Spieth
Brazil
Jackson
Mich
Betty Newton
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Valley City ministers to be ordained tomorrow at E and R church
Valley City minister Don Shumaker will be ordained tomorrow at 2 20 p m at the E and R Church in Manchester before Valley City church members. Rev Ralph Boyer to speak on Trigonomerty at tomorrow worship services. Children’s day observed. St Paul Lutheran delegation attends Ohio District Walter League Convention in Oberlin. vacation Bible schools begin soon at several churches. Centennal Music Festival features Zion Lutheran Homerville with participants from Medina Akron Jerusalem and Spencer.
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Valley City
Don Shumaker
Valley City Evangelical and Reformed Church
E and R
Manchester
Valley City ‘Church
Ralph Boyer
St. Paul Lutheran
St. Paul's
Ohio
Oberlin
Jesus
Rudolph Brandt
St.Paul’s
iClasses
Zion Lurtheran
Zion Lutheran Vacation Bible School
Mary Ann Gunkiemen
Luther League
Tomernee
Zion Lutheran Church of
Homerville
Medina
Acm
Jerusalem
Spencer
Columbia 4 H Meeting Date Change Notes
The Columbia Jolly Jones H Club moved its meeting to Monday evening at Columbia Park for the summer. Linda Madak hosted this week. safety talks were given by Sandy Power, Dianne Burnett, and Sue Edwards. Health talks by Linda Litsinger, Pamela Martin, and Janet Hawke. Helen Bartter led a demonstration.
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Columbia—Tne
Columbia Jolly Jones +H Club
Columbia Park
Linda Madak
Royalton Road
Sandy Power
Dianne Burnett
Sue Edwards
Linda Litsinger
Pamela Martin
Janet Hawke
Helen Bartter
LaGrange High School
Pamela Martir
Lytxia Litsinger
Nancy Broswik
Charges Filed After Accident on Elyria Ave
George Harris, 8, of 317 De Witt St, Lorain, was charged with driving while intoxicated and no license after his car struck a parked vehicle on Elyria Ave near Lorain. Harris, northbound on Elyria Ave, hit the car owned by Joseph Wade, 3719 Elyria Ave. He suffered a minor forehead cut and bloody nose, treated at St. Joseph Hospital and released. he appeared in Lorain Municipal Court.
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George Harris
de Witt St
Lorain
Elyria Ave
State Highway Patrol
Harris
Elsria Ave
Joseph E. Wade
St. Joseph Hospital
Tod x
North Ridgeville Civic League Elects Officers and Plans Meeting
North Ridgeville civic group approves a slate led by Douglas Swan as president with Raymond Trott as VP and Mrs. William Wesson as secretary. Ronald Swan to chair a new executive board. committee members and attendance at monthly council meetings outlined. Memorial Day float praised. traffic light installation discussed at Root Pd Rowe 10 intersection.
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Dougas Swan
Raymond Trott
William Wesson
Paul Truchard
Harold
Beckless M. B. Diederich
Arthur Myers
Stephen Adam
Ray Troy
L. L. Lofftman
Jdeteaiates
Hettowing
Don Roche
Ronald Swan
Ridgeville
Democratic
Hard Beeekloff
Melvin Siyers
Ben Reene
Harold Beckioff
Root Pd
Rowe 10
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Defiance College
Sylvia Resar
Knights of Columbus
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Gamma Rho i Nursing
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Mendelssonn-Luvaas
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Wakeman Post
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Gayle Ziemer
Yeddy Duplaga
Columbia Busy Beavers
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Harry Grabensteller
Council
BPA
Grabenstetter
Amlion Gates
Glendale
Liberty Sts
Gates
Prad Martin
Ohio Edison Ce. Netifvirs
Robert Doris
I 'Walter Young
Ariz
LaGrange Baptist Church
Young
Vada Bella
The
Baptist Church
Cedarville Baptist College
Smith
Missionary Society of the LaGrange Baptist Church
Valley City Churches
Omer Big
PB Jie
Buskie
Bnoulders
Tibbitts Tire CO
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Swan
Civic League
Central Bank Co
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Rock Creek Run
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