Avon High expands guidance program under Mrs Staab
Avon High School has broadened its guidance program led by Mrs. Marie Staab over the past year. The course, split into American Government and Family Life, guides seniors from career testing to personal and marital preparation, with private consultations for students and parents. Field trips, speakers, films, and a new handbook support eighth graders and juniors preparing for higher grades, while Staab emphasizes college or technical training options and scholarships.
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Counse
Tal Sage
Federal Reserve Bank
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Cleveland Health Museum
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Lorain Family Health Assocaton
Ed Dinniger
Lorein Public Schools
Lorein
Jane Patterson
Ray Warren
Hugh School
Staan
Suds
Denry
Sudance
Eorting
Avon
Brookside Sorrel
Jones
Edward Smith
Avon High
David Mathson
Elma Bates Nelson
ISON
Norman Jersen
Georgia Mitchell
Easter season and palm symbolism in garden and church lore
The article blends local garden club notes with historical notes on cherry trees in Washington’s tidal basin, Easter lilies, and Madonna lilies. It recalls Nicaea and Easter calculation, and discusses the palm leaf as a symbol of triumph and faith, linking flora to religious observances and historical rites.
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Tokyo
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Department of Agriculture
Elyna Park Board
Elywood
Beebe
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Jesus
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Columbus Street
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Nicaea
Lake Ascanis
Byzantium
Asia Minor
Isatk
Dead Sea
Jerichomn
Jordan
Jerusalem
Amish Horse Feast and Beards Stir Village Tales
A Midgfield visit features Amish families feeding horses and debating beards. Barbie gushes over horses while a magic horse illusion surprises children. A narrator recalls beard memories with humor and caution about pulling beards. The exchange highlights rural life, children, and quirky local charm.
Turint Pike Dominates Week In Review Headlines
City and county notes mix with national storms and Indochina tension as Elyria region watches weather, politics, and conflicts. Mayor Keys faces council pushback on his H-BOMB ECHOES program while French support for U S training in Indochina grows. Weather swings from spring heat to heavy rains bring fears of tornadoes and aerial dust sightings. National issues include nuclear anxieties, tax cuts, McCarthy questions, and the Geneva conference buildup. Local items cover land battles over bridges, court rulings, home shows, school district mergers, and Teacher Career Week activities.
Three Main Causes for Men Leaving Homes
NEW YORK three out of four husbands who disappear are over 40 and rarely run away with another woman. The Journal of Living notes money troubles nagging and unfulfilled dreams as the three major motives. It explains economic pressure, daily nagging, and unmet aspirations drive men to leave and advises avoiding money stress nagging and forcing desire to encourage stability.
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New York
Daniel M. Eisenberg
Journal of Living
Eisenberg
Tracers Company of America
Ihow
Delayed Dog License Grounds Costly Liability
A dog owner who delays license until January 20 will be personally liable for damages in the first 20 days of the year. Office of Attorney General William O'Neill ruled licenses expire end of year, with the 20 day period only affecting a $1 penalty. A sheep depredation on January 16 prompted the ruling and possible township recourse for losses.
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Columbus BS
Dog and Kennel Fund
William O’neill
Marion County
Ralph E. Carhart
O'Neil
O'Neill
O Neill
Lorain Journal to Break Ground on New Plant Site
Lorain Journal announces ground will be broken next month for a $1,000,000 plant on Broadway and Elyria Avenue, with 405 feet of frontage and 145 feet depth to the railroad. The brick and steel building will double current floor space, house an eight unit press capable of 128 page runs and color printing, and include parking for 100 cars. Architects are Veinberg and Teare of Cleveland.
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Elyria Ave
United States
The
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Seventh St
F. J. Stack
Geauga County Maple Festival Adds New Events
COLUMBUS A many new events shall be added to the th annual Geauga County Maple Festival scheduled for April 2 4 on Chardon. For the first time since the war the Sweetest Show on Earth will have a queen contest. Friday designated All Geauga Day as Governor Lausche visits the festival. A cake baking contest and special radio broadcasts are added attractions. Saturday proclaimed Pioneer Day with prizes for best costumes. A Geauga County Sre nts Posse of 30 mounted men will appear adding color.
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Columbus
Geauga County
Frank J. Lausche
Geauga County Srents
Mass reprisals in Italy marked by Fascist anniversary
Swiss dispatches report over 500 believed jailed or executed in German reprisals for bombing a procession celebrating the 23th anniversary of Fascism in Italy. Between 500 and 70 American bombers attacked German airfields in southwest and central France. A 10 percent wage rise affecting the steel industry was anticipated. Roosevelt to revert air mail duties to private operators without new legislation. Also notes Kiwanis pool campaign plans and night vocational schools in Hocking Valley.
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France
Roosevelt
Kiwanis Club
Jim Armitage
Cascade Park
Hocking Valley
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