Seventy High School Music Groups Enter Contest at Clearview
Thirty five organizations with over 1000 musicians entered for the State High School Music Contest Classes C and CD to be held April 28 and 29 at the Clearview School auditorium. Entries show bands leading with 15 entries. 9 orchestras 7 glee clubs and 4 mixed choruses. Mentions of schools and groups across Ohio from North Kingsville to Mentor and Maumee. The Mentor High School band is the sole entry in Class D and the contest aims to draw representation from all parts of the state.
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Clearview
Gerald M. Frank
Frank
North Kingsville
Wellington
Mentor
North Royalton
Amelia
Bethel
Lodi
Andover
Wickliffe
Jefferson
Kingsville
Ridgeville
Maumee
Belden
Penfield
Columbia
Liverpool
Spencer
Martel
Richfield
Dorset
Hirtland
Mentor High School
Clearview School
High School Music Program Delights Belden Crowd
The Belden High School music groups presented a fine program Tuesday night at the school house. Under instructors Miss Mary Allis R L Crow and Floyd Moore the choir Girls Glee Club Boys Glee Club and string quintette performed. Instrumental solos by Murl Buckingham Dale Wise Fred Reisinger and Oleeva Wise were well received.
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Belden
Mary Allis
R. L. Crow
Floyd Moore
Girls’ Glee Club
Boys’ Glee Club
Murl Buckingham
Dale Wise
Fred Reisinger
Oleeva Wise
Mrs Wise hosts quilting party with Wise family guests
Mrs George Wise entertained at a quilting party on Wednesday. Those present included Mrs Herman Wise, Mrs Arthur Wise, Mrs Charlie Seckt, Mrs Fritz Ullrich, Mrs Virgil Kline, Mrs Miller, Mrs Harvey Reisinger and Miss Lucille Wise.
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George Wise
Herman Wise
Arthur Wise
Charlie Seckt
Fritz Ullrich
Virgil Kline
Miller
Harvey Reisinger
Lucille Wise
Bridge Club Hosts Share Prizes With Wise Couples
Mrs Arthur Wise and Mrs Charles Wise attended a Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club meeting hosted by Mrs Arthur Rinehart. First prize went to Mrs Charles Wise while Mrs John Clark received consolation. Mrs Arthur Wise to host next meeting.
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Arthur Wise
Charles Wise
Arthur Rinehart
John Clark
Local social notes highlight area visits and gatherings
Names of residents from Rocky River Fairview East Cleveland Litchfield and Cleveland visit the Law home and others. Mentions quilting, remodel demonstra tions, overnight guests, and dinners. County glee clubs meet in Elyria forming a chorus directed by Mr. Emory of Lorain with Belden girls among participants.
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William Law
Reuben Law
Rocky River
Stark
Fairview Village
Morehouse
East Cleveland
Law
Henry Pfeiffer
R. Pfeiffer
Litchfield
Clarence Wise
George Grabenstetter
Lee Mennell
Cleveland
J. D. Mennell
Aa. L. Wise
Coffman
Julia Smith
D. G. Reisinger
Bert Goodman
Meta Weidner
Valley City
Marjorie and
MayBelle Reisinger
Eugene Witzel
Hit
MayBelle
Marjorie
Marjorie Rewnger
Emory
Lorain
Avon Lake West Shore Bridge Club Hosts Berea Evening
Members and husbands of the West Shore Bridge Club enjoyed a Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Faye in Berea. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chabel, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kavanaugh, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Galas of Avon, and Mrs. Geo. Ell. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
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West Shore Bridge Club
Avon Lake
R. H. Faye
Berea
Wt. Bowman
Ehabel
Frank Kavanaugh
BE. A
Avon
Geo. Ell
Avon hosts social with prizes and lunch
Gene Herman and Mr and Mrs Beidler of Avon attended a gathering where prizes were won by Mrs Bell, Mrs Bowman, Mrs Bed and Eugene Herman. A tas lunch was served.
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Gene Herman
Beidler
Avon
3Bel
Bowman
Bed
Eugene Herman
Score Bridge Club Meets with Forest Hill Hosts
The Score Bridge Club gathered Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cousins of Forest Hill D. Honors went to Mrs. Tor Hutcheson, Mrs. B. Weidenker, Wm. Schabel and Eugene Herman. Lunch was served. In two weeks the club will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dechant of Miller Road.
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Score Bridge Club
A. B. Cousins
Forest Hill
Tor Hutcheson
B. Weidenker
Wm. Schabel
Eugene Heman
Ed Dechant
Miller Road
Girls Glee Club Practice in Elvria with Lorain County
High School Girls Giese Club met in Elvria Monday evening to rehearse with Lorain County Glee Club members at Dar's Music Store.
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Giese Club
Elvria
Lorain County
Glee Club
Dar's
Fortnightly Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Lake Toad
Mr and Mrs H Drake entertained the Fortnightly Club at their Lake Toad home on Saturday evening. Bridge was played with first prizes won by Mrs Bill Hinz and Robz Doughty and second by Mrs Robz Doughty and Bill Hinz. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dwight Easty and Mr and Mrs James Tomer. Mrs Easty won the guest prize. Refreshments were served.
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H. Drake
Lake Toad
Bill Hinz
Robz. Doughty
Dwight Easty
James Tomer
Easty
Uest
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Span Cleveland Area
Maynard Walker spent the weekend with Frank Eckstein in Cleveland. The Somervilles and Nettie Viets visited Ver MilIon on Monday. Harvey Keyes of Cleveland joined Ed Bushwell’s family for a Sunday visit. Eleanor Terveen of Bellevue stayed with her uncle John Tergen. Arch Stretton and brother George Schwenderman from Cleveland visited their parents John and Mrs Schwenderman Sunday. Urban Boehm of Cleveland spent the weekend with his family. Lee Walker and Daisy Martin hosted at Hunter Schwenberg’s Parma home Sunday. Virginia Kelly returned to school after five weeks away due to illness.
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Maynard Walker
Frank Eckstein
Cleveland
Somerville
Nettie Viets
Vermilion
Harvey Keyes
Ed Bushwell
Eleanor Terveen
Bellevue
John Tergeen
Arch Stretton
George Schwenderman
Grafton
George Dent
Main Street
Walko
Indiana Nollow Road
John Noll
Jennie Lechner
Frend
Walter Dubs
Dorothy Lechner
K. W. Berehard
John Knight, Jr
Menoral Hospital
Elsrigg
Robert Nesbett
AL Swartz
Harry Swartz
Arthur Bowman
Lasrrdlige
Leonard Wragged
Martha Schriver
Florence Wise
Martha Ane Schrwer
Nadine Lehman
Raymond Wrage
Sonny Lehman
Nadine
Jack Lynes
William Buckingham
John Lehet
Jennie Martin
Elyria
J. C. Aldrich
Laverne
Estella Aldrieh
H L. Swick
Swick
Belden
Fitch School
Youngstown
L. D Mennell
Jar and Dale
Gene
J. D Menneil
Dent Wilkins
Aldrich
Lane Bell
Wellington
William Schultz
Amherst
Orville Lenman
George Burrer
F EL Schriver
Marty Frances Schriver
Elsria
JE. Hosler
Hester
North Olmsted
Lottie Kliert
Mire
FL E Schriver
Elsie
Mary
Frances Schriver
P. G. Haley
Caroline Rising
Erhart
John Koepke
Fred Klinect
Walter
Hugh Simmerton
Lodi
C. E. Lehman
Jeanette
Little Petcy Young
Leon Lehman
J. D. Cbitts
Charles Harper
George Koepke
M. E. Graham
Ide Ones
Bernice Ackerman
Fred Klinert
Lottie Klinert
H. W. Taylor
Seville
Hugh Summerton
Fred
Local Social Notes From Elyria Area Gather Weekend Guests
March 30 brief items list visitors and gatherings around Elyria including Mr. and Mrs Percy Ghould Mrs Washington and Miss Beck, Mrs Walter Peak and Carol Bainbridge, Shard Hulse and friends from Lakewood, and a Ladies Aid Society meeting with twenty three attendees at Chestnut Rider. Recounts Sunday dinners and small parties among local families and neighbors.
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Fields
Percy Ghould
A. E. Walington
Miss Beck
Elysia
Wallington
Walter Peak
Carol
Mary Bainbridge
Shard Hulse
Pred Palmer
Josef
Lakewood
A. J Hulse
A. Kidney
Dell Brown
Elyria
J. L. Lafanier
Ridgeville
Chester Burke
Edmund
C. Oster
O’lloyd
Ladies’ Aid Society
Photo Set to Figure in Mooney Trial 1916 Parade Bombing
The 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing in San Francisco killed 10 and injured 44. Tom Mooney, serving a life sentence, faces an April 20 trial on an old indictment as a photo from the parade’s top of a building reappears in court. Mooney’s defense seeks to overturn perjured testimony cited in the prior conviction.
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Rena
Mary Mooney
Tom Moony
Poisoned Ambition and Glamour in Metropolitan Hotel Scene
In a New York City high society milieu, Philip Beckwith, an aspiring political hopeful, courts heiress Merra Morris while entangled with Sue. The Metropol itan hotel sets stage for a crime case as the Bechwith mystery unfolds with jealousy, power, and family tensions.
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Adlard
Hotel Metrosolvast
New York
Paulip Gerard
Merra Morris
Sue
Chean
Merle Bechuwith
Bechkirith
Merle
Parmedy
Rathy
Anne Hale
Pinky Trevis
Anna
China
Philip
Pinky Trelis
Jnr
Rint
Wikind
Pinky
Phil
Dad
Judge Morris
Merta
White House
Philp
Fudge
Beckwith
Rogues’ Gallery
Philo
Worden
Christine
Sunday Visitors Reported in Local Notes
A series of short mentions notes Mrs. Eastern visiting Cirye and business, Mr. and Mrs Bartoy Racbndgse of Me dia hosting and Mr. Arthur Andrews with Warren and Lee Andrews families visiting Elizabeth Andrews. Rev Koontz spoke at the Y M C A in Elima and editor Mr George of the Chronicle Telegram was set to address the Men’s Club on Current Events.
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T. ‘S Ciue
George O
Charle Black
Eostern
Cirye
Miner Bidved
Fannie Miford
Bartoy
M.s
In Path Wats
Pincombe
Arthur Andrews
Warren
Lakewood
Lee Andrews
Betty
Elizabeth Andrews
Rev. Koontz
Elima
George
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Sunday Service At Local Church Sees Notable Chorus
Attendance reached 106 with 88 at Sunday School as Rev Koontz announced next week's topic Living Newspapers. Recitals featured piano offertory by Agnes D Lford, instrumental duets by Nellie Sandrock with Howard Fulmer, and solos by Mrs Koontz and others.
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Agnes D Lford
Nellie Sandrock
Howard Fulmer
Mrs. Koontz
Koontz
Agul
Mr. Horton
Alice
Rav Sandrock
Merton Bartter
Allen Harrison
Charles Johnson
Nelson Nash
Ford Bainbridge
Miss Nettie Lon Pav
elaborate Bay studio becomes gigantic toy train room
In New York the most elaborate play space is a north light studio in Sutton Place created by Bob Winans for his son and Miss Brush. The room features a vast toy electric railway with extensive track, tunnels, crossings, and a central board to guide trains through hallways and rooms. Artists like H T Webster and Milt Gross contributed drawings, making the walls a collage of quick sketches from visitors and international creators.
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New York
Bob Winans
Katherine Krush
Bob
Winans
Sutton Place
Miss Brush
White
Autographed Pictures and Celebrity Collectors Highlight 1920s Fame
The piece recalls Browne's chop house hosting famed autographed photos of stars and collectors like Bert Levy. It notes Banzaid for Buff Cobb Brody’s novel and a quip from her father I Cobb. Rumors of bankers getting free haircuts and a quip about society's funeralizing members are also mentioned.
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Buff Cobb Brody
Cobb
I. Cobb
Mrs Brody
Notable Names and Quips From a Periodical Parade
A fragmented feature lists pacifist restraint noted by Don Marquis, references to William Anthony McGuire on perfumed thefts, and mini bios of Ballard MacDonald, Tippy Gray, Carl Van Verhten, Bob Davis, Mrs. Blair Niles, Oliver Herford, and Florence Ryerson. Telegram joke ends with dinner oil cloth reminder.
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Ballard Macdonald
South
Antioch, O
Death Valley May Lose Its Repute as Driest Spot
Barstow California reports that Death Valley may lose its title as the driest place in the United States after ornithologists found 78 bird species thriving there. The valley lies 300 feet below sea level and hosts ducks geese osprey and burrowing owl among other wildlife.
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Barstow
Cal
Death Valley
United States
Fellowship Meeting to Start at Seven Thirty
The report states that a fellowship gathering will begin at seven thirty tonight. It notes the time as seven thirty and mentions attendees or organizers in passing.
Golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Dent announced
Mr and Mrs George Dent will mark their golden wedding anniversary at their Main street home on Friday March 31. Community notes list move ins and visits from neighbors and relatives, local births, illnesses and hospital cases, church activities, and a funeral for Mrs W A Spitzer with burial in Medina.
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Kipton Weekend
Kipton residents enjoyed a busy weekend with visitors from Pittsfield Oberlin Elyria and Cleveland. Families attended church events and the Girls Glee Club practice at Day's Music Store while relatives gathered for meals and casual calls across the area.
Paris Besieged Infants Births Decline In Two Wars
In 1870 71 during the Paris siege nearly all infants born that year died while in 1914 as German forces neared Paris the French authorities mobilized all resources to prevent a repeat of high infant mortality.
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Paris
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