Lorain County Musicians Gear Up For Annual Contest
Lorain County school musicians prepare for the Lorain County Band Orchestra and Choral Contest set for April 10 at Clearview School. About 48 organizations expected, with roughly 30 choral and 18 instrumental entries. Contest uses new three division scoring and high school groups dominate, with junior orchestras included. The season features numerous events from Belden spring concert to multiple operettas and commemoration programs through May and June.
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Lorain County
Clearview
Gerald M. Frank
Frank
Belden
Floyd C. Moore
Clyde Seidel
Jiss
Marguerite Spelbrink
Betty
Gladys West
Markley School
Plas
June Harrison
Lorain
Junior Symphony Orchestra
Yanula Canales
Brighton
Maele Gingerbread
Vincent
Camden
Eaton Glee Mind
P. T. A. Council
Columbia
Eaton Snringe
Wellington
Twi’eht Alley
Markley
Pageant Spirit Highlighted by Reading Ceremony
Mary Whitman and Carole Kulp featured in a school event titled Spirit of Mother. School children performed readings and solos in Reading.
Courts and Politics Battle in Kansas City Urges Vigilance
In Kansas City a fight between honest courts and a corrupt political machine unfolds. The federal bench probes ballot box corruption as citizens await verdicts and decide whether to reclaim self rule or risk new machine control. The courts are the city’s shield against tyranny and ballot tampering.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Triannr
Federal Bench
Premier Baldwin to Retire After Coronation
London announces that Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin will resign after the coronation of the new king. He retires at a peak, with his prestige secure, having steered Britain through turbulent times and earned an earldom.
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Stanley Baldwin
London
Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Mussolini
Herr Hitler
England
Britain
Harvard President Warns Against Packing Supreme Court
Dr. Conant opposes the Administration’s plan to alter Supreme Court membership. He urges constitutional amendments over rapid fire legislation and cautions that emergency measures threaten democratic government. The letter cites the Court’s record and warns liberals to heed this warning from Harvard’s president.
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Dr. Conant
Harvard
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Bible Readings And Meditations
Readings reflect on John 14 8 11 and the declaration that the Father dwells in Jesus and Jesus in the Father. The meditation argues God answers human need by giving Himself and notes the ministry of Christ as the enduring truth for believers amidst historic 1935 1936 dust storms and floods.
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Philip
Jesus
Hilip
Het
God
Christ
America
New England
Ohio Valley
Notable Births and Deaths in 19th Century Figures
The list catalogs anniversaries for figures such as Duke of Reichstadt Napoleon’s son, Henrik Ibsen, Charles W. Eliot, Robert Dollar, Lucy M. W. Mitchell, William J. Locke, Amelia Bingham, and historic notes on an Ashley fur expedition ad and the National Era reprint of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Also mentions William Stanley of Westinghouse, and Truman H. Newberry with others.
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Duke of
Reichstadt
Napoleon
Henrik Ibsen
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Boston
Robert Dollar
Pacific Coast
Scotland
Lucy M. W. Mitchell
Pesia
Whilliam J. Locke
Amelia Bingham
Hicksville
Ohio
St. Lows
William H. Ashley
Missouri River
Washington, DC
William Stanley
Westinghouse
Great Barrington
Mass
U. S
Truman H. Newberry
Prominent Figures Honored in Obituary Notes
John Is Esch lawyer ex Inter state Commerce Commissioner born Norwalk Wis 76 Wilfred J Funk New York publishing house president born there 54 Prof Paul Epstein Calif Inst of Technology famed physicist born Poland 54 Lauritz Melchior Metropolitan Opera tenor born Denmark 47 Beniamino Gigli famed opera tenor born Italy 47 Hor Richard B Hanson New Brunswick Canadian statesman born 58
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John Is Esch
American Peace Society
Norwalk
Wis
Wilfred J. Funk
New York
Paul §. Epstein
Calif. Inst. of
Poland
Lauritz Melchior
Metropolitan Opera
Denmark
Beniamino Gigli
Italy
Richard B. Hanson
New Brunswick
Visionary Day Meets Motivational Reading
A horoscope notes today sits near the cusp of two signs requiring careful study of both to find the path to success. Individual birth hour aspects will largely influence the direction and level of initiative and concentration.
Turning Point Day Brings Notable Influences and Caution
Today marks a pivotal day described as producing influential figures. The tone notes egoism and a rigid strain to watch, while acknowledging overall good character in moderation. The piece offers a reflective, cautionary view on personality traits and leadership.
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Moderaton
Death of Mrs. Sadie Heister of Pittsburgh
Mrs. Sadie Heister of Pittsburgh sister of former S F Garretson died March 8 at her home. She often visited the Garretson residence. A supper at the range hall Thursday night, sponsored by the Economic Committee chaired by Mrs. Ben Munn, was well attended to raise funds for college scholarship aid.
Officers and Wives Host Housewarming for Crowells
State farm officers and their wives gathered at the Crowells home on Sunday evening for an old-fashioned housewarming. The couple received a plate glass mirror as a friendship gift after social visiting and games. Ice cream cookies and coffee were served.
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State Farm
Birthday surprise honors David Sampson at Hawke home
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hawke hosted a birthday anniversary surprise for David Sampson on March sixteenth. A program of games preceded lunch for guests including Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hawke Mr and Mrs Arthur Hawke Mr and Mrs Willis Cowley and the honoree and his wife. Wesley Carpenter purchased the old Darius Carpenter homestead with forty acres and moved there with his family this week. Mr and Mrs Clyde Crowell and
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John Rale
Royal Oak
Mich
Kenneth Hawke
David Sampson
Wilbur Hawke
Arthur Hawke
Willis Cowley
Wesley Carpenter
Darius Carpenter
Clyde Crowell
Valley City social notes and church events highlight week
Mrs. Casper Schmidt and Mrs. Orlin Wolfe hosted a bridge and pinochle party honoring Mrs. Walter Wolfe with three bridge tables and one pinochle table. High pinochie scorer was Mrs. Vincent Derek. bridge first prize went to Mrs. Earl Arick and consolation to Mrs. Arthur Hauck. Ed Grabenstetter and family plan to move to the George Wolfe house. An organ recital by John Montague of Cleveland with singer Mrs. Clara Geiser Linder drew a large crowd at Emmanuel Evangelical church. Burial for Mrs. Georgia Valade followed service in Medina. St Martins Altar Society met for an all-day session.
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Valley City
Casper Schmidt
Orlin Wolfe
Walter Wolfe
Schmidt
Vincent Derek
Earl Arick
Arthur Hauck
William Grabenstetter
Ray Frisk
John Montague
Cleveland
Clara Geiser Linder
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Grabenstetter
George Wolfe
Harry Bauer
Medina
Wolfe
Howard Grabenstetter
Joan Harrigan
A. F. Mellon
Wedina
Georgia Valade
Brunswick
City Hospital
Longacres Funeral Home
St. Martin’s Competeryehere
St. Martin’s Altar Society
Church Hall
Local Families Recount Visits And Moves In Quiet Ohio Town
Henry Crowell son from Cleveland visits Mr and Mrs B M Crowell and family. Sophie Funk of Elyria visits her niece Mrs Frank Hales. South Station road residents gain rural electrification. Funeral for Harry Stewart attended by Durkee Crowell Marian Crowell and Blanche Tite in Elyria. P A Dawley of Columbia visits sister A D Crowell. Teresa Balazs of Dover and Vincent Samon of Cleveland guest of Thomas Sampson. George Meeker to move to Elria. Frank Opfers relocate to La Grange. Sam Johnson to occupy Opfer property in Grafton. David Sampson visits valley City. Reflective comment on mechanization and wealth causing fear and poverty.
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Henry
Cleveland
B. M. Crowell
Sophie Funk
Elyria
Frank Hales
South Station Road
R. H. Durkee
Marian
Blanche Tite
Harry Stewart
P. A. Dawley
Columbia
A. D. Crowell
Teresa Balazs
Dover
Vincent Samon
Thomas Sampson
George Meeker
Elrria
Frank Opfers
la Grange
Sam Johnson
Grafton
Opfers
David Sampson
Valley City
Harley Klooz
Community Notes and Local Services Update
Chatham A H Breyley returned home from Lodi Hospital after an operation last Monday. Myrtle Clinsmith from Elvira Memorial hospital visited her parents Friday. Local ladies quilted at Mrs. Edna Jameyson’s home Thursday. Sidney Broadsword of Cleveland visited parents here weekend. Mr and Mrs R M Jamerson enjoyed a turkey supper at Frank Weaver’s Saturday. Mrs. Lester Packard rushed to Ashland by her mother’s death. funeral Monday with Packard and Kruggle relatives present. Henry Essig property sold to Ben Moose. Local choirs perform My Redeemer Lives and Lift Your Glad Voices. Martha Lance and Bernice Clinesmith sing. Both churches hold morning services and welcome new members.
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A. H. Breyley
Lodi Hospital
Myrtle Clinsmith
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Edna Jameyson
Sidney Broadsword
Cleveland
R. M. Jamerson
Frank Weaver
Lester Packard
Ashland
Yentzer
Ernest Packard
Carl Kruggle
Henry Essig
Ben Moose
My Redeemer
Virginia Lance
Martha Lance
Bernice Cliinesmith
Local Society Notes From Dover Medina And Kent Social Calls
Mrs Ina Weston of Dover visited the Allis sisters and Harry Krieger family in Medina for Sunday afternoon. George Krieger hosted Sunday dinner with the Krieger family. Harry Pugh and son Jimmie of Scio spent the weekend with his parents. Harold Elliott accompanied them home for a few days. R M Jameyson and Ruth visited Kent on Sunday. Nelson Lance’s guests included George Shank Jr and Sr and Mrs Walker from Springfield, Walter Martin of Wooster, Howard Lance and son of Elyria, Robert Conklin of La Grange, Harold Lance and Mildred Curtis of Medina. J A Krugger sold his farm last week to buyers from Illinois. Elmer Rogers of Cleveland dinner guest of Edward Herr.
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Ina Weston
Dover
Allis
Harry Krieger
Medina
George Krieger
Harry Pugh
Jimmie
Scio
Harold Elliott
R. M. Jameyson
Kent
Ruth
Nelson Lance
George Shank Jr
George Shank Sr
Walker
Springfield
Walter Martin
Wooster
Howard Lance
Elyria
Robert Conklin
LaGrange
Harold Lance
Mildred Curtis
J. A. Krugger
Mlinois
Elmer Rogers
Cleveland
Edward Herr
Easter Cantata to Be Offered by Local Churches
The Congregational and M F churches present an Easter Cantata March 28 at the Congregational church. The program features arias duets and choruses including Rejoice and be glad Ride on in Majesty There is a green hill far away The Glory of the Cross and Joy bells of Easter with soloists Milo Gunsual Ray Packard Edis Lyons Bernice Clinesmith Lilian Williams and others.
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Congregational
M. F
Milo Gunsual
Gethsemane
Arveda Miller
Avery Clapp
Ray Packard
Green Hill
Lillian Williams
Vern Allis
Edis Lyons
Milo Gunsuai
Bernice Clinesmith
Carl Yackard
Mothers Daughters Banquet Draws Nearly 100 Attendees
A large audience attended the Mothers-Daughters Banquet on Thursday night with about a hundred guests. Miss Vesper, a missionary returning from Africa, gave the keynote talk along with a program featuring Toastmasters Mrs. Williams, invocation by Miss Webber, welcome by Miss Bernice Clinesmith, and a group singing led by Carole Kulp.
Hoover Urges Training for Police at Dedication
Newark ceremony for the New ark Police and Fire Academy was led by J Edgar Hoover head of the FBI. Hoover said officers are the first line of attack on the underworld and must meet high standards to effectively investigate crime and support prosecutors and judges.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Police and Fire Academy
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Underworld
G-men
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Brookside
Amherst
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Elvira Township
Henrietta
Relden
Avon Lake
Greece
Meas
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Murbach Coal
Chatham
Murphy Bros
E. Broad
Hoover
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Savings Building
Wilmot
Will
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonio Temple
RADIO
Philco
Puinco
Day's Music Store
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