Delegates Elected to VFW State Convention in Columbus
At a Styria Post 1079 meeting the Veterans of Foreign Wars selected delegates for the state convention in Columbus on June 29 to July 1. Elected were James Powell, Tracy Shattuck, Thomas Micalis, Joseph P. Mulroy, and Arthur Perkine, with Commander Clapp also to represent the post. Resolutions were approved and delegates instructed to support them. Powell was re-elected trustee.
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Columbus
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Styria
James Powel
Tracy Shattuck
Thomas Micalis
Joseph P. Mulroy
Arthur Perkine
Clapp
James Powell
Picnic plans set after state convention at Vermilion on the Lake
The picnic committee chairman announced tentative plans for a Vermilion on the Lake event to be held after the state convention. A record crowd at the recent fishery was reported by the committee chair in charge of that successful event.
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Sion
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Barber License Bill Is Signed in Ohio
Governor White signed two bills creating state licensing boards. One board will license barbers and enforce shop sanitation rules with three governor-appointed members. The second board will regulate related barbering practices and oversee compliance with standards.
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Columbus
White
North Olmsted School of Music wins national honors
North Olmsted O June 23 First honors in the National Solo and Ensemble contest at Evanston Illinois were won by the North Olmsted School of Music through Iva May Lord Jean Lord and Charlotte Cowley They entered the contest for small ensembles and were the only entry winning that division Jean Lord eleven won the State Contest at Oberlin but placed in the High School division at Evanston for grammar school soloists They were the youngest entrants and now have nine medals and three certificates
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North Olmsted School OF Music
North Olmsted
Evanston
Illlnois
Iva May Lord
Jean Lord
Charlotte Cowley
Oberlin
Hold Picnic by Ladies Aid at Congregational Church
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church held their annual event featuring a governor’s painting and a review of professionals including hairdressers cosmetologists and manicurists. The program highlighted licensing and examination of beauty culture practitioners.
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Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church
North Olmstead Park Lease Meeting Closes Season
Forty or so residents attended a lease discussion at North Olmated Park on Friday of last week. The session marked the final meeting for the season, with no further gatherings until September.
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North Olmated Park
Aid
West Group of Ladies meet for all day church gathering
The West Group of Ladies from the Congregational church held an all day meeting this Thursday at the church. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon.
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Congregational Church
Dr Kip Ling to Speak at Congregational Church Service
On Sunday June 36 Dr Kip Ling of the Congregational Union will attend the Congregational church to deliver the morning address.
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Kipling
Congregational Union
Congregational Church
North Olmsted blanked Fairview to lead league
A large crowd gathered at North Olmsted Park on Sunday afternoon June 18 to watch Fairview play North Olmsted in the C and L league. North Olmsted won 6 to 0 to close the first half of the schedule, marking their seventh game with only one loss.
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North Olmsted Park
Fairview
North Olmsted
School board president says teachers rehired for year
E Stearns, president of the focal school board, announced that practically all teachers have been rehired for another year and that all North Olmsted teachers were paid in full before the summer vacation began.
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E. Stearns
Focal School Board
North Olmsted
Indoor ball game ends with Clague Road team ahead
The Clague Road Church indoor ball team joined the Congregational team at North Olmsted Park Tuesday evening. Bob Schraff pitched for Clague Road, with Mr Miller as umpire. Ed Mercer pitched for the Congregational team, with Mr Ritz as umpire. Final score 8 to 5 in favor of Clague Road. Everett Donahue plans to raise possums for profit, releasing a mother possum and eight young on his farm to start a new industry.
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Clague Road Church
Congregational Church
North Olmsted Park
Clague Road
Bob Schraff
Mr Miller
Congregational
Ed Mercer
Ritz
U'Puosslem
Levelland
Tex
Everett Donahue
War declared on rent pirates in Spokane
Spokane reports a raid of unoccupied houses by "rent pirates" provoking a harsh public stance. The item links the scene to Aristophanes and his play Women in Parliament, noting the speeches resemble modern socialist platform rhetoric. The notice frames the rent dispute as a heated local confrontation with owners, tenants, and activists.
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Aristophanes
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