Young Man from Town Seeks Quiet Riverville Refuge
Doctor warns Kim Wade may have six months to live and he ends his engagement, quits his Indianapolis bank job, and hides on his late uncle Roby’s Riverville farm. He faces hostility from Alex Fremon, discovers moonshiner Gar Sacket on the property, and Cobina Sacket’s rifle shots test his resolve. Cobina pleads for her father’s home as Wade contemplates his future.
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Kim Wade
Sandra Stark
Indianapolis
Riverville
Kim Roby
Alex Fremon
Alex
Roby
Gar Sacket
Gar
Cobina
Trudy
Tarnation
Riverville hillside tale of suspicious strangers and a buried liquor trade
Cobina and Gar shelter a graceful stranger on the hill while Alex suspects him of hiding a secret. Wade may own the land but sheriff scrutiny looms as Gar's still faces destruction. Cobina vows to warn Wade and reclaim independence from Alex's overbearing control.
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Gry
Gar
Mr Wade
Alex
Washington
Cobina
Mr. Wade
Kim Hoby
Tommorrow
Toby Francis
Christabel Ridder
Hin
Taxi Driver Hero of a Public Service Citation
In New York Day by Day a taxicab driver named Israelson earned a Public Service citation after witnessing a liquor-store holdup. He chased the robber, alerted a policeman, and helped arrest the suspect, proving the value of responsible cab service and reader-friendly identification cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Israelson
Sing Simg
Local Dairymen Know Value of Herd Improvement Tests
County agent C I Hummel reports Lorain County dairymen test about seven percent of cows monthly, nearly three times Ohio’s 24 percent average. The statewide test rate is 27 percent, with California 13 percent, New Jersey 12 percent, and Massachusetts seven percent. Norway is filling cod liver oil contracts.
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Lorain County
Ohio
C I Hummel
Hummel
Larain County
Association
California
New Jersey
Massachusetts
St Luke's Lutheran Church and a New York Pier Reverie
A 1940 reflection recalls St Luke's Lutheran Church origins in Manhattan, moving through locations from 43rd to 46th Street since 1850, and notes a twilight view of a busy East River pier with barges. The narrator observes a lone barge captain's wife and a child at a cabin window as city lights glow, ending with a light police interlude after a quiet daydream.
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St Luke's Lutheran Church
West 46Th Street
Jn Sth
Rockefeller Center
St Lukes
St Luke's
43Rd Street
Charles Mulqueen
Nero
Mc- Naught Syndicate, Inc
Avon PTA Meeting Highlights and Program
Avon Regular PTA meeting in the high school on Tuesday evening March 19 featured a short business session led by President Mrs Vern Pickering. Pupils presented a program including songs by a Girls trio Betty Smith Eunice Kramer Agnes Krynack acrobatic stunts by Aileen Starkey with Carolene Starkey ev elyn Hein Dorothy Gerbick and others, dance acts by Pat O'Brien Anna Campagna Florence Thomas and Catherine Butz, and readings and solos by Dorothy Wood Eleanor Tomasek and more accompanied by Mrs George Butz. Frank Malloy editor of the Loram Journal delivered the evening address on an unspecified subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Avon
Parent-Teacher Association
Vern Pickering
Betty Smith
Eunice Kramer
Agnes Krynack
Aileen Starkey
Carolene Starkey
Big Five
Evelyn Hein
Dorothy Gerbick
Doris Gough
Virginia Gutzman
Phyllis Sample
The County We Live In Freshments and Fellowship Night
The Avon Baptist church held a Tuesday evening gathering in the church dining room for the Loyal Youth class after a Penny Saving Contest. Winners were treated to games and singing, and teacher G L Jenkins received a billfold and key holder as a gift. Guests from nearby communities attended. Mrs Cecil Moore hosted the NTSC club Monday evening. Mrs Arthur Brown to entertain in two weeks. Albert Chester family notified of Eleanor Chester death in Northfield Minnesota.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
G L Jenkins
Avon Baptist Church
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Raymond Dunfee
Detroit Road
Cecil Moore
Arthur Brown
Albert Chester
Eleanor Chester
Northfield
Minnesota
North Ridgeville Dramatic Club Play Festival Shines
North Ridgeville hosts a drama club event with limited seating and an intimate setting. The one act plays entertained a captivated audience as Margaret Russo sang between performances and students from the sophomore class joined in a barn-themed act. Cast included Marie Gilgenbach Ray Cambs Tayna Canell Florence Knapn Ruth Bainbridge Elmer Dudik Howard Barron and others with Alfred Gerhart as property manager and Miss Barbara Kuisch directing, English teacher at Ridgeville High School.
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Dramatic Club
Ridgeville
Margaret Russo
Shortnin
Emil Pas Phillip Line
Willliam McClelland
Raymond Gilchrist
Janet Iron
Betty Robinson
John Smite
Wanton Hunt
Irene Haller
Charles Kremser
Mildred Dill
Lillian Kranyak
Mary Anne Hendle
Mariam Diederich
Ernest Ferguson
Seventh and Eighth Grade Party and Girl Scouts Meeting
Seventh and eighth graders at the school enjoyed an evening of games and social dancing in the cafeteria with Georgia Lasch as chair and Jean Mills supervising refreshments. The Girl Scouts met in the town hall after school to plan a bake sale for the PTA and discussed bike clothing and the Minuet steps led by Lois Taft, ending with a closing Teps.
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Haverhill
Massachusetts
Webster's International
Hal Fellows
Geographic Society
Sam
Avrill
Georgia Lasch
Jean Mills
Dulmage
Benver l
Custiss
Miss Jobson
Lois Taft
PTA
South Amherst Seniors Take Pictures at Elyria Studio
Members of the South Amherst senior class including Betty Kolmeyer Norma Slack Betty Bechstein Ida Botos Margaret Gall Theresa Rich Mary Abraham Clara Koba Evelyn Fahrney Helen Semashkevich Marian Cashman Irene Pajor Kenneth Jones Edward Lence Joe Abraham Dick Dostall Chester Zukowski Sammy Slack and Paul Shabba visited the Day Studio in Elyria Wednesday evening to have portraits taken. The group is planning commencement activities set for May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kolmeyer
Norma Slack
Betty Bechstein
Ida Botos
Margaret Gall
Theresa Rich
Mary Abraham
Clara Koba
Evelyn Fahrney
Helen Semashkevich
Marian Cashman
Irene Pajor
Kenneth Jones
Edward Lence
Joe Abraham
Dick Dostall
Chester Zukowski
Sammy Slack
Paul Shabba
Elyria
Fete Basketball Teams At Heussner Home
Mr and Mrs Clyde Heussner hosted a chicken dinner for basketball teams at their home. The table featured a green and white color scheme with carnations and snapdragons. Guests included Kenneth Jones Chester Zukowski Ramon Sabota Bernard Kohler Dick Dostal Elmer Gaino Bill Roll Zigmont Zagrobelny managers Paul Novac Charles Avraham cheerleaders Tena Saras and Helen Novac coach Mrs Gordan.
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FETE
Clyde Heussner
Kenneth Jones
Chester Zukowski
Ramon Sabota
Bernard Kohler
Dick Dostall
Elmer Gaino
Bill Roll
Zigmont Zagrobelny
Paul Novac
Charles Avraham
Tena Saras
Helen Novac
Gordan
Hindman To Speak At Eaton School
Hindman executive of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association will address biology classes at Eaton High School next Tuesday on tuberculosis causes and cures. After the talk the classes will visit Pleasant View Sanatorium to study TB work. Existing discussions by R Fowler of the Lorain county health department covered milk pasteurization and bacterial diseases. Students are collecting water samples for tests by Fowler.
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Lb, Hindman
Lorain County
Fowler
Cells Becomes War Staff Offices In Prisons Riot of War
Scores of War Office staff have moved into a historic British prison, evacuated inmates replaced by officers using prison cells as offices. Cells once for old or infirm prisoners are valued for modern heating and facilities while the move proceeds without scandal. Following the dinner, Mr and Mrs E T Lutzenberg and Mr and Mrs Clifford Pierce hosted a social evening.
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London
War Office
Britain
Catholic Announcements at Natayuy Church Schedule
Rev Ro J Steinger leads Natayuy church services this week with Thursday 7:30 PM Friday 8:00 AM Friday 2:00 PM Friday 7:30 PM Saturday 8:00 AM Sunday 8:00 and 10:00 AM The Recreation Center board met at the town hall Tuesday evening with routine work and favorable committee reports A village representative announced the athletic field filing in the near future
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Catholic Church of
Natayuy
Ro J Steinger
Recreation Center
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