Jackie Elton to debut as Elyria's young pianist
Elyria’s ten year old Jackie Elton will headline his own recital at the First Congregational Church on Wednesday evening. The McKinley school student performs seven classical numbers from Liszt, Beethoven, and others, with singing and self accompaniment. His father and grandfather attend, while local musicians Orpha Towle, Mildred Brenner, and Douglas Birch back the program in Elyria.
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Jackie Elton
Elyria
First Congregational
Jackie
Quberlie
Lorain
Lakewood
Eaton
Gladys Parmely West
M. J. Elton
Eastern Heights Blvd
Garten
Elton
McKinley School
Charles Cahoon
Cahoon
Bobbie
Real Estate Transfers In West View and nearby townships
West View Realty transfers 42 Aldrich avenue West View Park Subdivision Columbia Township to Ralph Cebron. Ruth M Rose transfers quitclaim to 12 acres on Butternut Ridge road Eaton Township to Henry H and Mary J Cook. Joseph Pratt Jr and Lottie Belle Pratt transfer three acres on Root road Ridgeville Township to John G and Catherine Burke. Carmen Gaysters of Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company quitclaims North Main street and Oakland avenue Oberlin property. Elizabeth A Wilson transfers property on Gates avenue Flyria to Perry A Wilson.
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West View Realty Company
Ralph Cebron
Aldrich Avenue
West View Park
Columbia Township
Ruth M. Rose
Henry H
Mary J. Cook
Quitelarm
Butternut Ridge Road
Eaton Township
Joseph Pratt, Jr
Lottie Belle Pratt
John G
Catherine Burke
Root Road
Ridgeville Township
Carmen Gaysters
Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company
North Main Street
Oakland Avenue
Oberlin
Elizabeth A. Wilson
Perry A. Wilson
Gates Avenue
Fly Ria
Cincinnati Highway Inspector Injured In Georgia? (Note: This line is not allowed to be speculative. but must follow user content. However, we must produce exact two lines per rules.)
Ben F. Kruthaup, 50, State Highway Inspector from Mulberry, Ohio, is in serious condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after an automobile collision on State Route 28 between Mulberry and Mt. Repose. He was thrown under Irvin Triste’s car while attempting to jump from the vehicle while inspecting a road construction.
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Cincinnati
Ben F. Kruthaup
Mulberry
Ohio
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mt. Repose
Kruthaup
Irvin Triste
North Ridgeville Children’s Day Observed at Congregational Church
North Ridgeville observed Children’s Day with a morning program by the primary Sunday school, eight pupils promoted to senior divisions, and seniors giving a year in review. Three children were baptized as part of the day’s activities. In Libon Rev Roman Bacher’s mission benefited from a St Agatha’s party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Bacher. Seventy locals and neighbors attended an evening of cards with prizes, Rev George Stuber of Avon winning the grand prize.
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Ridgeville
Congregational Church
John Bacher
St. Agatha'’s
Libon
Roman Bacher
George Stuber
Avon
Four Girl Scouts Camp at Oberlin Vennet Lodge
Four members of the senior division of Girl Scouts camped Friday to Sunday at the Oberlin scout camp Vennet Lodge near Oberlin. Guests represented Lorain Avon Lake Brownhelm Oberlin and Elyria troops. Mrs. Castle led Friday, three Oberlin leaders stayed Saturday, cooking over camp fires. Ruth Steinmetz will attend a leaders training camp in Akron as assistant counselor to Mary Longley who directs troop camping. Kenowva Region camp serves Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky as training headquarters.
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Girl Scouts
Oberlin
Vennet Lodge
Lorain
Avon Lake
Brownhelm
Elyria
Ruth Steinmetz
Akron
Mary Longley
Kenowva
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Fifty-Fifty Club meets at Walkden home in Elyria
June 17 gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Walkden in Elyria features a day of visiting a dinner and supper. Attendees include Mr and Mrs J F Hosler Mr and Mrs D Lehman Mr and Mrs J D Mennell Mr and Mrs Guy Durkee Mr and Mrs J C Clark Mr and Mrs Dwight Wilson the hosts and hostess with Mrs Trumbel and daughter Doris of Berea as guests. T S Auble Fern and Lyle Wellington visitors. Other guests include Mrs Bertha Gest Columbia and Mr Oscar X Kinnec Cleveland.
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Oscar X Kinnec
Cleveland
Charles Gest
Daniel Belden
California Bound Readers Describe Texas Desolation
Violet Curtice reports from the Wells Journal column on a cross country trip through Texas noting drought harms. Cattlemen describe dying stock, grazing lands burned to brown sand, high gas prices, and cattle driven into wheat fields as fuel for a travelogue before entering New Mexico tomorrow.
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California
Villa
United States
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Violet Curtice
Wellington Area Notes and Local Visits in Ohio
Wellington reports show Miss Doris Carino ill at home with quinsy. Local residents host guests from Cleveland and Elyria. Russell Kepler returns from Ohio University. Several residents attend Bible School events in Oberlin and Elyria. Edna Perkins plans two week Michigan vacation while Lucille Roice begins new week.
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Wellington
Doris Carino
Walter West
Mitiwanga
F. B. Gott
Russell Kepler
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Etha Sigler
Leela
Elyria
Ida Grissinger
Cleveland
Ada Sherburne
Pittsfield
Lee Smith
John Stacey
L. A. Baumgardner
Oberlin
Alice Burrows
Eva Stacey
Stella Wells
J. W. Stacey
Lawrence Fisher
A. G. Fisher
Seattle
Wash
Lester Harrison
Sheboygan
Michigan
C. A. Gott
Edna Perkins
Daily Bible School
Lucille Roice
Bibe School Plans Three Week Term For Children
Monday morning the second term of Bibe School opens for registration. A meeting was held at Mrs. L. A. Baumgardner s home to outline plans for weekday classes from 9 to 11 30 for children aged 5 to 12. The school is non denominational and free, with a voluntary penny daily contribution to aid crayons paper and supplies. Teachers include Miss Alice Burrows Elna Griggs Zelma Clinesmith Marjorie Young Louise Roice LaVerne Swartz Joyce Meredith Marion Sponseell Music Director Marion Sutliff Mrs Chester Eglin and Mrs Pauline Wells Art Instructor Marie Hege Hollis Turner Kathryn and Lena Witbeck Betty Jean Page secretary and pianist Mrs L A Baumgardner director.
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Bibe
L. A. Baumgardner
Alice Burrows
Elna Griggs
Zelma Clinesmith
Marjorie Young
Louise Roice
LaVerne Swartz
Joyce Meredith
Marion Sponseellor
Marion Sutliff
Chester Eglin
Pauline Wells
Marie Hege
Hollis Turner
Kathryn and
Lena Witbeck
Betty Jean Page
Miss Lillian Johnson Receives Nursing Degree
Miss Lillian Johnson earned her degree from the Western Reserve School of Nursing on Wednesday. Her mother Mrs Luella Johnson and Mr and Mrs Lester Kester attended the exercises. Johnson has four months of work remaining to complete her three years of study at the University.
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Lillian Johnson
Western Reserve School of Nursing
Luella Johnson
Lester Kester
Miss Johnson
University
Fisher outlines Weather Service career at Kiwanis
Lawrence Fisher, son of A C Fisher and meteorologist of the Seattle Weather Bureau, spoke to the Kiwanis club this week. He has been affiliated with the bureau for 31 years and discussed Weather Service activities and outlooks.
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Lawrence Fisher
A. C. Fisher
Kiwanis Club
Weather Service
Mr. Fisher
Seattle Weather Bureau
Miss Brenner Declines Springfield College Scholarship
Miss Mildred Brenner daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Brenner wins a 1934 scholarship to Wittenberg College from Prof F L Bach director School of Music Springfield She is a piano violin and voice student and a Cleveland teacher signup prevents acceptance She is a graduate of this year’s class.
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Mildred Brenner
Morris Brenner
Wittenberg College
F. L. Bach
Springfield
Miss Brenner
Cleveland
Open Air Concert by Wellington High Band Sunday
The Wellington High School Band holds its first open air concert this Sunday at Suger Hill Farm, owned by Mark T. OsSun. The event starts promptly at 8:15 PM and the public is invited to attend.
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Wellington High School
Suger Hill
Mark T. OsSun
Local social notes from Elyria area households
Mr and Mrs Merle Lehman and children Nadine and Sonny attended Rice's Dam Sunday while Mrs Mary Aldrich and Mrs Jones Wise spent Monday in Cleveland. Numerous visits across Cleveland, Lakewood, Sandyville, Berea, Elyria, and Lorain are noted, with gatherings at the homes of the Lehman, Koepke, and other families. Events include sewing club at Winifred Tran's home, birthday observances, and a Rando 4-H Boys Club meeting.
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Merle Lehman
Nadine
Sonny
Rice's Dam
Mary Aldrich
Jones Wise
Cleveland
B. T. Nesbett
Rep
P. H. Rogers
Charles Gest
Esther
Julia Ruth
Will Gest
Glenn Wilson
la Grange
W. Dpd. Johnson
Harold Myers
Sherwood Tietzel
Harold Thompson
Geo. Myers
Winifred Tran
Sewing Club
Edward Medhurst
Jane Burton
Laverne
Clifford Webb
Lakewood
Edith Howard
A. C. Beers
Stanley
Beers
Hoa Rice
Sandyville
Maggie Flickinger
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Wm. Pfeiffer
Carlisle
J. W. Tran
Winifred Tren
Lucy Robson
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
FE. H. Rothe
Henrietta
H. J
Bertha Rising
J. D. Onitts
Charles Harper
Kenneth Kline
Local family notices from Elyria area events
A long list of social visits and minor life events across Elyria and nearby towns. Graduations at Baldwin Wallace College and Kent State are noted, along with numerous calls, gatherings, and family milestones involving Knight, Allen, Sooy, Pfeiffer, Schriver, and Baker families among others. A funeral remains recorded for Mrs. Alice Muffley Haskins.
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Virgil Kline
J. R. Knight
John Jr
Frederick Knight
Russel Dickaron
Emily
Baldwin-Wallace College
Korea
John Knight
Charles Allen
Sam Allen
Dover
E. W. Hetchard
Leo Rowley
Bob
Cleveland
Myron Sooy
Richard
Guy Durkee
Ben Sooy
Spencer
M. C. Perkins
Ripton
Harry Gill
Wellington
O. H. Pitkin
la Porte
A. A. Dunnell
Eaton
James Savers
Ila
Lorain Road
W. FE. Baker
Kenyon Chamberlain
Bay Village
W. P. Chamberlain
Bobby
Jack Wilson
Elyria
W. E. Baker
W. D. Johnson
Tucian Miller
Junior
Emanuel Miller
Lucky
Wood County
E. W. Reichard
George Burchard
Clyde
Berea
Will Outz
Earl
Muriel McConnell
Alice Outz
Lakewood
George Dent
Stella Piyor
A. B. Pfeiffer
Henry
Frances Schriver
Belden Epworth League
George Leonard Baker
Grafton
Kent State College
A. C. Beers
George Burrer
F. E. Schriver
Chevrolet May Sales Reach Two-Year Peak
W.8. Knudsen announces retail sales of 65,761 new cars and trucks in May the largest single month since June 1931. May 1932 sales were 48,210, up 36 percent. April reached 53,93. For five months ending May 31, 1933, totals were 226,388 versus 209,792 in the prior year. Each May ten-day period showed growing gains over the year before. Used stock stayed steady as new-car inventories fell slightly due to brisk retailing. Manufacturing schedules required frequent increases.
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Knudsen
Toledo to Fremont and Chicago Route Details
Route information lists connections from Toledo to Fremont toward Chicago with alternate paths via Oberlin Mansfield Mt. Vernon and westerville. Mentions CLEVELAND ERIE LO-U 8.20 and Youngstown Route via 8 R 83 to burg with options through Salem Lisbon Canton Wheeling and Medina. Source notes Elyria Antide mobile Club for route information.
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Fremont
Chicago
U. S. Linois
Columbub
Oberita
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon
Westerville
Mt. Gileag
Delaware
Cleveland
Erie
Youngstown
Burg
Ravennea Edinburg
Kehnert Back On Job Today At Auto Garage
A. C. Kehnert returns to his 116 West Avenue auto repair shop after a monthlong break due to a broken arm. He says he and his experienced staff are ready to provide the same trusted service to patrons as before.
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A. C. Kehnert
West Avenue
Germany's chemical industry shows renewed momentum after decline
After a long downturn Germany's chemical industry is seeing improving conditions with rising output and investment. Analysts credit stronger global demand and cautious reopening of manufacturing sectors as sources of renewed growth in 2024 and into 2025.
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Germany
Poultry Dealers Buy Over 1.49 Million Chicks in Utah
Utah poultry dealers report purchases surpassing 1,490,009 chicks this spring. The Utah Poultry Industry, peaking in 1930, has steadily declined until now with forecasts of a 15 to 29 percent rise this year. Eastern market demand expected to lift business by about 33 percent.
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Salt Lane City
Utah
Boy shoots mother by accident with shotgun
In Columbus Ohio on Friday William Dunfee aged 11 discharged his father’s shotgun while playing with it. The blast struck his mother Gladys Dunfee who was on a bed reading. A pillow and a comb broke the force of the charge sparing her from serious injury.
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Columbus
William Dunfee
Gladys Dunfee
Dunfee
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