High School Joents Attend Journalism Meeting
Yr ia High school will be represented by two students and a header at the eleventh annual gathering of high school journalism held in Cleveland. Margaret Edwards, four sis Leacher, and Ce and Aribir Strotzer are listed among attendees. The event is directed by the West Lere Reserve chapter of Sigma Delta Chi. Carlton K. Matson of the Cleveland Press and B C Anderson Smith of the Cleveland News are speakers. Delegates will be housed at university fraternity and sorority houses.
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Yria High School
Clervelanday
Margaret Edwards
Foursis Leacher
Aribir Strotzer
Lere Reserve
Sigma Delta Chi
Carlton K. Matson
The
Cleveland Press
B.C. Anderson Smith
Cleveland News
University
Courting Social Roundup In New London News
New London area social notes report Miss Marian Wood and Artems from Ohio visiting. Parnell of Cleveland spending with parents. Anne Belle Leech completed four weeks of jury service at Norwalk. Local moves and visits include Morris family relocating to Walnut Street and Glenn Jennings finalizing an engineering contract for a new plant at Loudon. Guests include Mr and Mrs Glenn Jennings of Findlay and Mr Bart Osborn and Edward Rasim Pausender at bridge party. An Allied Arts production by Merrymekers and Austin the classical dancer are featured in upcoming events.
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New London
Marian Wood
Artems
Ohio
Parnell
Cleveland
Ved Carsey
Horave Vs Mire
Anne Belle Leech
Norwalk
Ir. Morris
V. Coleman Ct
Walnut Street
Glenn Jenrigvs
Bus
Nu Company
Cambridge Ocean
Istalied
Jeniigs? Plarma Loundor
Loudon
Spriggs
Tr Bostor
Nir
Glenn Jennings
Fitckwille
B. Palmer
East Mais
Bart Osborn
Edward Rasim Pausender
Am Inter Pridge
and Stowrenverg
Miss Schneider
Marguerite Schreidrjoke
He Broanhelm
Grove St
Howard Gr . Dach
Lakewood
C. Herber
Heebie
Eddie Farss
Giles Bingram
Merrymekers
Allied Arts
Es Austin
Local notices and social events in Elyria area
March social items and family visits featured in South Ridge notes. Mentioned are Carl Delefield birthday surprise, August Smith hosting Needle Guild, visits among Delefield, Jackson, and Latteman families, orchestra practice at Second Congregational church, and gatherings with Rob pics, Haist, and Holmes relations plus neighbours in Lorain and Elyria.
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South Rive. T
Carl Delefield
Audust Smith
Needle Guild
Warwood
J. E Jackson
Late Avenue
Elyria
Lawrence Latteman
Birhames
Ida
Elsie Delefield
Second Congregational Church
Anthony Delefield
Mrr
August Donkey
Claude Robpics
Lakewood Sundar
Albert Haist
Maxine
Lorain
Charles Ene
Lloyd Holmes
Eirria
EarlHanton
Ote
Oliver Hauser Berlin
Rela
Eni_ Escatruth
Ob- Smith
Alice
Clevelands
Ridge Sundar
Rute Barberton
Prize Winner Comstiy Tempie Adverts Calcium Leanings
Prize winner comstiy Tempie endorses a remedy praised for its vegetable content and claimed safety for children. The ad asserts it relieves biliousness headaches and constipation, promising bowel and stomach tone. It urges California branding as proof of genuineness and six years of fame.
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California
Local social notes recount visits and recoveries
Mrs William Struck and daughter Wilma and Flora Louise Struck Mrs Esther Dra ger and daughter Jean and Mrs Riess Krugman were guests of Mrs Gust Smith and Mrs Clarence Peabody. Mrs Elizabeth Fowlis improving after a week in bed. LeRoy Peabody visited grandparents Mr and Mrs William Peabody of New Oberlin Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ernes and daughter Madge of South Amherst visited Mr and Mrs Conrad Ernst Saturday evening.
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William Struck
Wilma
Flora Louise
Mirs
Esther Drager
Jean
Riess Krugman
Gust Smith
Clarence Peabody
Elizabeth Fowlis
LeRoy Peabody
William Peabody
New Oberlin
Arthur Ernes
Madge
South Amherst
Conrad Ernst
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Princess
Mairon
Miss
Oxfords
Boston
W. Broad Street
Dreamland Theater
South Ridge
Merthe
Hecock
Broad Street
Chronicle - Telegram
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Rift Worth E Grant
Lea
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Grant
Hitchen
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