Many To Begin College Courses This Summer
Ohio high school graduates plan to start college courses this summer, about 2000 of 65,000 graduates, per the State Elementary and Secondary Department survey of 1400 schools. Most choose engineering and technical fields. the largest group will pursue teacher training. colleges expect normal summer enrollment without overtaxing facilities.
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Columbus. O
Patang
Ohio
Harold J. Mowers
Bowers
Hindman Addresses Ridgeville Home Nursing Class
Windman executive secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association spoke to the Ridgeville Home Nursing class at St. Peter's auditorium on tuberculosis. A follow up question period occurred. The talk was aimed at class members meeting Thursdays, with Mrs. T V Boylan teaching, but an invitation was open to all in the community and several visitors attended.
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Windman
Lorain County
Garden Clubs Of County To Sponsor Meeting Next Week
Lorain county garden clubs and Agricultural Extension service sponsor a one day spring meeting at Ridgeville town fair starting 10 a.m. with lunch at noon by Ridgeville Grange and open to all club members and friends. Main speaker Gordon Morrison of Oakview Seed Breeding station discusses Victory Gardening with focus on vegetables soil preparation and care. Victor H Ries presents talks on staging flower shows and flower arrangements linked to the New York Flower Show with a flower arrangement demonstration and student musical numbers from Ridgeville high school. Planning by Mrs. A P Roth Mrs J W Salisbury Mrs J A Ludwig Mrs Robert Haehl and Atty J K Nece.
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Lorain County
Aricultural Extension Service
Ridgertle Town Fair
Ridgeville
Victor H. Ries
New York
Ridgeville High School
A. P. Roth
Amherst
J. W. Salisbury
Columbia
J. A. Ludwig
Robert Haehl
Atty
J. K. Nece
Elyria
State Fairgrounds Leased to U S Government
Columbus Ohio March 27 State Agriculture Director John T Brown said federal government drove a hard bargain when it obtained use of the State fairgrounds until one year after the war s end for 1 The lease requires the government to maintain the grounds during the occupation by army air corps supply units and to return them in the same condition The government plans to take possession of all facilities except the Coliseum on May 1 and will occupy the Coliseum on June 1 at the end of the American Nowling Congress tournament French Guiana has created an Industrial alcohol monopoly.
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Columbus
John T. Brown
Brown
Army Air Corps
Holy Week at Suburban Churches and Local Baptisms
Suburban church events outline Holy Week observances at Eaton Church of Christ and details for baptisms and church memberships across Columbia and La Porte. Palm Sunday baptisms at Columbia and La Porte, Holy Week services, special music, and Easter sermons noted. minister contact requested for baptism or joining.
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Columbia Methodist Church
la Bode Methodist Church
Hey
Thomas Hughes
Columbia
LaPorte
Columbia Town Hall
Boom
Women's Society of Columbia
Hughes
Columbia Center
Birthday Tea Honors North Ridgeville Twentieths
Salisbury hosted a quarterly birthday tea in North Ridgeville for twenty-year milestones January February and March. Forty three members and guests attended. Guests wore paper toppers on arrival and made clothespin dolls for display at the Spring bouqurt show. Prizes for best dresser went to Mr. G Kilpack with runners up Mes Herron and Mes George Lyons. others consolation awards given. Several members baked birthday cakes served to guests.
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North Ridgeville
Salisbury
G. Kilpack
Mes. Herron
George Lyons
Hurruuzh
Lucille Uris
FE. Knowles
Anderson
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Hindman
Elysium Soda Grill
Broad Street
Garden Clubs of County
State Fairgrounds
U. S
French Guiana
Hoover
Weeny
Dra
ENUST
Gardners
Chronicler
Columbia Baptist
Eaton Church OF Christ
John Updegraff
Rehoah
WH. G. May
Jerusalem
Columbia and Laporte
LA Grange
Henry A. Cruverty
America
SEARS
Royal Purple
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