Singers Entertain Large Crowd at Eagles Hall
Forty Cleveland Singers Club members from the Geasayerin Harmonis performed at the St. Patrick’s Day celebration in Elyria Eagles hall before about 400 attendees. They were led by Prof. J. A. Nusser and included a concert in the dance hall with Irish German and American songs.
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Cleveland Singers’Club
Elyria Eagles Hall
Geasayerin Harmonis
Harmony Male Singers Club of
Cleveland
Siven
Eagles Aerie
August Ferchland
Aerie
Ferchland
Morris Ferchland
Elyria
Singing
Aerle
Wth
United States
Europe
J. A. Nusser
St. Patrick's Day
Cook
Aenue
J. L. Mathis
Find the Witness opens at Rivoli Theatre Friday
A new mystery film Find the Witness opens tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. Murder mystery addicts are promised a tough one to solve as the plot unfolds and clues challenge viewers.
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Rivoli
Rivoli Theatre
Lily Pons Sings In The Girl From Paris At Capitol
Lily Pons leads a notable cast in The Girl from Paris opening tomorrow at Capitol Theatre. Co stars include Jack Oakie and Gene Raymond. Historic Gazette note mentions Kingston publication date January 4 1800 and George Washington’s death.
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Paris
Capitol Theatre
Jack Oakie
Gene Raymond
Historic Gazette
Twin Falls, Ida—C. A
Ulster County Gazette
Kingston
George Washington
Radio Programs Thursday March 19 1987 Schedule
Radio listings across WAM ShOM 1070 and Cleveland stations show a full day of programs from morning to late night. Notable items include Amos and Andy and Uncle Ezra sketches, Kate Smith performances, news by Lowell Thomas, Art and variety features, and sign offs from WHA WJIR WGN networks.
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I S.usia
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Lady Lowel
Thomas Kitts
Reiy
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Amon ‘N' Andy
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Pieasant Valley Boake Carter T
Pieasant Valley
Kate Smith
Tom
Lombarde
Hoar Sanders
Mariani
Neve
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March of
World Today Jr
Maxile Island
Tony Senna
Lady Minner
Fob Evans
Patt
Chapin Kogen
Rhythmania
Clyde Barrie News
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Kitts
Kelly Rubinoff
Alent Woodlcott Duffy
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Cotton
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Supreme Court
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Bester
Hts
Jores
Kyser Bard
Hunter Hand Mink
Gaséries
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Perre Baré
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Hell Bard
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Tie Merryn
Wwe
Dorsery
Los Amigos Mummers
Martin Bard
Jones
Kyser
King Band
Meon River Goodman
Cleveland
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Devo
World Dances Organ Hhop
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Cheerio Sunirccopators
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Sy Systems
Metropolit
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Wife
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Dec Whipple
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Sheffield WPA Project Hampers Weather Slows Concrete Work
Twenty six Sheffield Lake Village workers began a five dollar and fifty one cent WPA funded storm sewer and street repair project on Ferndale Ivanhoe Richelieu and Hawthorne avenues. A new bridge over Black River at the Gas House Hit Watch Weather forced a halt as concrete froze cracking necessitating repairs.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Lake Village
Ferndale
Ivanhoe
Richelieu
Hawthorne Avenues
Os Belus
Boy Scout Troop Plans March 24 Hike and Tests
Boy Scout Troop 135 of Sheffield Lake under John Heim plans a March 24 hike to test cooking fire building and tracking skills for members. Edward Frantz joins the group. Next meeting set for 6 30 Wednesday evening at St James Mission. Girl Scout Troop 17 meets at 4 50 the same day at the Mission. The Girl Troop recently prepared for a combined dinner with troops and committee members at Lorain Methodist Church Friday.
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Sheffield Lake
John Heim
Edward Frantz
St. James Mission
No. 17
Lorain Methodist Church
Old Army Skillet Found in Virginia Civil War Site
Fragmentary text reports a skillet tied to Civil War era activity near Lee Drive in Frederikobure and Spotraviva in the National Military Park area of Virginia. It likely belonged to a cooks unit in Stonewall Jackson's Corps.
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Washington
Emprise
Bureau of
Lee
Army
Lee Drive
Frederikobure
Spotraviva- Tha National Milita Park
Virginia
Suiller
Stonewall Jackson
Deadline Approaches for Personal and Tangible Tax Returns
County Auditor C S Kelser warns March 31 is the deadline for filing tangible and intangible tax returns. Penalties rise after April 1. about 10 000 people must file with only 1 900 already submitted per Assessor Clark Phinney. Tax sources expect total collections near 100 000 from personal and intangible returns. tangible returns near 270 000. Delinquent filing may incur 5 percent then up to 60 days late and 50 percent after 60 days. Partial payments allowed by April 10, with six month extension for the remainder. Tax office staff will help filers at no charge.
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Markley School PTA Plans March Meeting and Activities
Vincent notes show the Markley School PTA schedules a regular business meeting for Friday March 19 with a postmeeting program led by Mrs. Plas and refreshments. The column lists a string of social calls, visits, illness notes, and corrections involving Mrs. Beese Heck Keller Morris Hill Lewis McCarty Hurd and other local families across Elyria Lorain Oberlin and nearby areas.
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F. H. Lewis
E. H
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Willam Heck
L. H. Keller
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Oberlin
C. F. Senning
Charles McCarty
Frankie Beese
Martha Penrod
Wilson
Earl Court
Elyria
Theodore Webber
Cleveland
J. J. Heckel
Margaret Thiesen
Rowland Morris
Clarence Jones
Lorain
Russell Minger
Ralph Cobb
James Keefer
E. H. Hurd
Richwood
Ohio
Boston man crosses Atlantic seventy times to mark birthday
Patrick A. Meehan of Boston London and Cheshire England completed his 70th Atlantic crossing to celebrate his 6th birthday anniversary here. A few days later he sailed back to England.
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Patrick A. Meehan
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Cheshire
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Community evening events list across Ohio towns
A compact slate of local gatherings across Avon and Avon Lake Belden Carlisle Henriettta Lake Avenue Lagrange Litchfield New London N Ridgeville Oberlin Valley City Wakeman Penfield Birmingham Avon Lake Avon Henrietta Lake Avenue Valley City details church services club meetings bake sales and youth activities scheduled for tonight with times and venues where listed.
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Baptist Church
Henrietta—Standard Bearers Society
M. E. Church
Haas
Oberlin
Lake Avenue — Juvenile Grange
Elyria
Valley City
Harry Bauer
Community club events and church notices listed for several towns
Brighton hosts a 7 39 p m covered dish supper with games and entertainment. Carlisle holds a Lenten service at 7 39 p m with Dr Kirby as speaker. Fields hosts Father Son banquet with Prof Frederick Roehm as speaker. Henrietta offers an 8 p m Lenten service with Rev L M Green speaking. Murray Ridge P T A observes Health Night at 2 p m. New London Halerson Rebekah Lodge meets at 8 p m. South Ridge Community Club meets at 7 39 p m with a miscellaneous program. Valley City Men s Club fish fry at 5 p m. Wakeman Gibson Lodge meets at 7 39 p m. Pittsfield last regular supper meeting of Men s Brotherhood at 7 39 p m with Rev Lonzo S Green speaking.
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Murray Ridge
P.T. A
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Haleron
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South Ridge
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The
Evangelical Church
Wakeman
Gibson Lodge No
Masonic Hall
Pittsfield
Men’s Brotherhood
Methodist Church
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Welling
Church events listed for Avon Chatham Grafton Wakeman
Avon holds Enlistment Sunday at 19 a m at the Baptist church. Chatham rededicates its church at 10 a m with two special speakers. Grafton hosts a Lenten vesper service at the M E Church at 5 p m with Rev Thomas Hughes of Columbia as speaker and Rev S Kaetzel at 8 p m. Wakeman Christian Endeavor hosts Youth Fellowship in afternoon and evening hours for the Central North Association of Congregational Churches.
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Baptist Church
Chatham
Grafton
M. E
Thomas Hughes
Columbia
Henrietta
S. Kaetzel
Wakeman
Christian Endeavor
The
Congregational Church
Central North Association of Congregational Churches
Prominent New London Man Dies
William J. Hotchkiss, 54, dies after brief illness. Funeral at 2:30 p m Friday at First Baptist Church, Rev. G L Kettenring presiding. Burial in Grove Street cemetery. Survived by wife Bertha son Robert and three sisters.
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New London
William J. Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
G. L. Kettenring
First Baptist Church
Obituary of Mr. Hotchkiss Longtime New London Resident
Mrs Daisy Saxton of New London Mrs Nellie Peterson of Nebraska and Miss Irma Hotchkiss of Chicago Ill mourn the death of Mr Hotchkiss who lived in and around New London most of his life He worked since 1908 for GC E Ward Company and was a leading member of New London Lodge No 615 J O O F He was a noted musician who played for years in the New London band Funeral graveside services will be conducted by the local J O O F lodge with pallbearers drawn from his former bandmates
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Daisy Saxton
New London
Nellie Peterson
Nebraska
Irma Hotchkiss
Chicago
Ill
Hotchkiss
GC. E. Ward Company
New London Lodge No. 615
J. O. O. F. Lodge
Mr. Hotchkiss
Old Glory Grange Hosts North Elyria Meeting
Old Glory Grange No. 2215 held its regular meeting Monday evening March 15 with Master Frank Cushenson presiding. Reports included sickness notes for Marie Prosser and Ruth Opfer, a wedding gift card read from Mr and Mrs Clarence Krger, plus Penny March prize won by Russell Opfer. Next meeting set for March 25 at the High School auditorium with Juveniles in Room 10.
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Frank Cushenson
Kesuar
Marie Prosser
Clarence Kreger
Ruth Opfer
Grange
Russell Opfer
Harley Spicer
North Elyria Grange
Old Glory
Norwalk Ladies Auxiliary Meets New London Post
Fourteen members from the Ken-Bar-Bel American Legion Post Ladies Auxiliary of Norwalk joined Laurence F. Broome Post Auxiliary at the First M. E. Aid parlors in New London Tuesday evening. A luncheon with a St Patrick motif followed a brief business session.
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New London
Ladies Auiliary
Ken-Bar-Bel
Letters from Mr and Mrs Elder in Los Angeles
Letters from Mr and Mrs R A Elder say they are enjoying their stay in Los Angeles Cal. Children enjoyed the moving picture Aladdin and His Lamp shown at the school Monday. Peter Prindle is ill with influenza at Community Hospital Berea. The Misses Gertrude and Fern ...
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Columbia
R. A. Elder
Los Angeles
Cal
Aladdin
Peter Prindle
Community Hospital
Berea
Gertrude
Fern
Oberlin Students Consume 56772 Milkshakes Annually
An Oberlin College Review report finds Oberlin students drink 56 772 milkshakes in a 36 week year, totaling 5 676 20 dollars plus 567 72 tax. Milk totals 14 198 quarts with 90 percent chocolate flavor.
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Pinckney Dinner Guest in Cleveland and Holy Week Services
Pinckney attended a dinner hosted by Miss Maud Norris in Cleveland Sunday. Lesle Ring is ill with influenza at the Elyria Clinic, taken there Tuesday morning. Russell Marsh plans a trip to Arizona. Two churches announce Holy Week services with Rev. Hughes and Rev. Olmsted preaching. A Methodist indoor event at the town hall Friday night featured games organized by Mrs. Orra Crocker and others, with refreshments and balloons for children at closing.
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Maud Norris
Cleveland
Lesle Ring
Elyria Clinic
Russell Marsh
Arizona
al Lull
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Olmated
Methma Wan
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M. L. Hoyer
Robert Painter
Henry Ullrich
Buffalo Graveyard Discovered Near Lemmon by W P Project
Fred Jennewein of the Federal Writers’ Project reports a strange buffalo graveyard along the Grand River south of Lemmon. The site contains massed bones buried in multiple earth layers, suggesting a prehistoric midden or mass burial.
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Fred Jennewein
Federal Writers’ Project
Grand River
Lemmon
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