Nationalists Press Hard in Spain's Civil War Drive
Nationalists in a major offensive push along a 110 mile Aragon front driving back government troops in nine engagements. Estimates show 180000 insurgents against 220000 Loyalists with goal to retake Belchite and secure a triangle of Pina Alcamiz and Montalban to sever Loyalist Spain and threaten Valencia and Barcelona.
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Hendaye
Aragon
Fuentes de Ebro
Zaragoza
Montalban
Barcelona
Rvsiano Francisco Franco
Belchite
Pina
Alcamiz
Teruel
Ebro
Mediterranean
Valencia
Catalonia
Spain
Clarksfield Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Illness
Miss Dorothy Phillips of Cleveland and Floyd Phillips and Ju anita Phillips of North Fairfield visited Mrs. George Harwood and family in Clarksfield. Fitchville families called on Clarhapeid. Ray Rider was in Norwalk. Blair Hair rested at home with flu. Ralph Smith works for Dei Crandell on a farm. Last measles cases include the Sanifim, Ray er, and Leong Hart children. One town case of mumps and one of pneumonia reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Dorothy Phillips
Cleveland
Floyd Philips
Juanita Phillips
North Fairfield
W. H Harwood
Willard
George Harwood
Guy
Anna Haskins
Clarence
Fitchville
Ray Rider
Norwalk
Ralph Smith
Dei Crandell
Sanifim
Rayer
Leong Hart
Evergreen Club Meets in Amherst At St Patrick's Day Theme
Amherst Evergreen Club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting in Amherst C with Miss Anna Peters presiding. Plans were made for an April 15 tureen dinner at Ray Radde’s Lorain home. Contests honored Mrs. Radde. desserts followed. Guests listed include Mrs. Ray Radde Lorain and others. birthday surprise for Miss Warllin Pievich noted. bingo and prizes given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Herbert Langthorpe, Jr
Lincoln
Court
Elysia
Eas
Evergreen Club
Anna Peters
Ray Radde
Lorain
Radde
Warllin Pievich
Mary Low Renner
East Steer
Guess
Mas Srivk
Mats Perron
Terg
Nai Ores
Letla Donne
Helen Shand
Crete
Loung Marolya
Plans for New Eagle Home Approved by State Aerie
Announcement says plans and specifications for the new Eagle home were approved by the State Aerie at the State Building. Marvin Hahn, Elyrna, is the architect and bids may be received. The contract work will be managed by the committee in charge. Separate notes indicate social events and meetings involving the Eagle auxiliary and local members at various homes and venues with topics on poetry and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Aerie
By Mrs B A Jenne 289 Church St Community Notices
A mixed set of local notices with social and PTA event items. Mrs B A Jenne at 289 Church St appears in phone listings and a few community activities. Beverly Sprague is noted for a vocal solo and Gordon Ward for a safety talk at a PTA meeting next Monday.
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B. A. Jenne
Church St
Parental-Teacher Meeting At St Joseph Parochial School
The Pa eni-Teacher Association of St Joseph parochial school held a Wednesday afternoon program with about 40 attendees. Sister Be 1ss room received an award for largest parent representation. A guest presented by children led the program, featuring test reviews and a court will aid. Hostesses for the April gathering were Mes Ay'hu Pegde.
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Paeni-Teacher Association of
St Joseph
Thompson Funeral Rites For Herbert Thompson
Funeral rites for Herbert Thompson age 39 who died Wednesday will be held at 2 PM Saturday from the late home on West Main Street South Amherst. The Rev Schmidt pastor of St John Evangelical and Ref Church will officiate with burial at Evergreen cemetery. Admissions Ralph Reinhard Milan Avenue Discharges Mrs Howard Baines and baby boy Charles Court Elyria Vis Hay Phillips and baby box South Amherst.
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Weety
Pete
Evangelion
Flora Batnets
van Avenue
Olive Willer
Nelle Hyre
Lorain
Bill
Japan
C . Kern
Walter Schulz
Beaver Court
Binting
Grace Binting
Zuch
M. A. Burns
Methodist Church
Carl Becker
Ludwig Thomas
Bert Marlowe
Henry Ernst
Wener Anderson
William Meehan
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Sires
Conrad
South Amherst
Elyria
Ralph Reinhard
Milan Avenue
Howard Baines
Charles Court
Vis Hay Phillips Land
Baby Box
South Antherst
Erhart News Notes and Local Social Items
Erhart notes summarize visits and greetings among residents. Charles Gross stayed in Akron with Mrs Roy Brice from Thursday to Saturday. Mrs Louie Magent, a cousin, returned home with her and will spend time at the Gross home. Mrs Minnie Fiest and Janet visited in Brunswith over the weekend. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs G Haute and others. Mrs Oscar Geopfert and Margaret Kemp of Abbyville were with their sister Mrs Georges Manw oritty. Albert Erhart and Celeste Kanor are mentioned with attendance at Canton Sindw. Res Farcer Kuter at Jerey Hospital is reported as much improved in condition. Mrs Fred Arribriste spent Sunday with her daughter and Mrs Selden Armbruster.
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Charles Gross
Akron
Roy Brice
Louie Magent
Gross
Minnie Fiest
Janet
Humbuugh
Brunswith
G. Haute
Hugh Tibbitts
Barney Haury
Oscar Geopfert
Mere
Margaret Kemp
Abbyville
Georges Manw
Oritty
Albert Erhart
Celeste Kanor
Watt Herssell
Canton Sindw
Res Farcer Kuter
Jerey Hospital
Weath
Fred Arribriste
Daichreran
Selden Armbruster i Vedina. M
Spellman
Local Residents Attend Social Visits and Gatherings
Homerville residents and relatives are listed visiting and hosting events across Medina Cleveland and nearby areas. Attendees include Mia Spellman Owen, Mrs Owen, Mr and Mrs Wi Kump, Nelson Grose, George Wehting, John Sehwat, Horace Humm, Frank Utlrich, Meg Niles, Kenneth Tinetler, Tony Striumat, Frank Ullsted, Mrs Charles Martin, Joan Gravenstreeter, Prof Plager, J M Norrin family, Nelson Gross, Dr Scudder, Marie Norris and William Norris among others. Networks of family and friends gathered for meals demonstrations recitals and birthday celebrations across several towns.
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Homerville
Chiyton Owen
Mia. Spellman
Mrs. Owen
Wi Kump
Medina
Nelson Grose Wels
Nelson Schultz
Eveing Mroo
Wes George Wehting
Mr O
John Sehwat
Cleveland
Tony Sthumatti
God Mra
Horace Humm
Elysia
Frank Utlrich
Josephing Niles
Meg
Norman Emig Im Lindhurst
Leo Nilyes
Kenneth Tinetler
Tony Striumatter
Surcease From Worry Behind Profitable Work
Mrs. Jes, out of work during a slump, turned to making pewter trinkets from pounding and polishing. What began as relief from worry grew into a thriving business, with orders pouring in on a Fifth Avenue storefront as local demand rose.
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Minneapolis
Jesperson
Fifth Avenue
New York Art Shop Brings Busy Creative Endeavors
A New York art shop keeps her occupied as she works on various projects in a basement laundry area. Mag Jespersen assists at the workshop while she builds on skills learned from a vocational school, focusing on pawnter work and metal tools with careful practice.
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New York
Jespersen
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Goldsmith
Day's Hardware
Blair
Florida
Sunnyfield
EIGH
O'Clock Coffee
RED Circle Cofpeld
Bokar Coflel
Tin Condor Coffee
Tin
LUX
RINSO
Ars
Dumour
Libby
A. Corw
Eagle
Marvin Hahn
Elyrna
4Nay
Atele
St. Joseph's
Pet
Parent- Teacher Association
Beverly Sprague
Gordon Ward Wall
Florence Ehrman
Edna Beller
Methodist
Gus Péticb
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lou
Perel
Cora Sasyer
Mre
A.J. Bate
Lingoln
Checker Cab
R. G. Hochenede
Mgr
Reublin Bros
Honor Brand
Swift
P. V
Jones’ Farm
Sunkist
Elyria Dairies
Heinz
Rose Plate
Frank Sposaty
J. J. Ryan
Hospital News
Erhart
Frank Ullsted
Charles Martin
Columbia
Mico
George Gross
Ieveland
Joan Gravenstreeter
J. Gravenstreeter
Litchfield
Nelson Gross
Plager
Teonard Joyce
J. M. Norrin
Dr Scudder
J. Mr. Norris
Marie
Berea
Woodbeck
Norris
Wiilam Norris
Chippewa Lake
City Tire House
East Avenue
Watt
Muilltone
Castle’s
Ohio
Second Street
Elyria Oo Furniture Co
By Kroehler
ED McConnell
Kroehler
S-Star
Kraehler
West Broad Street
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