Surprise birthday party honors Miss Dorothy Rising
A surprise party at Miss Dorothy Rising’s home celebrated her sixteenth birthday with dancing and refreshments. Guests included Katherine Male Neva Goodman Dorothy Sandrock Ruth Stock Ethel Nichols Anna Pijor Stella Pijor Myrna Rising Frances Forbush Gladys Forbush Marion Rising Esther Gest and Dorothy Rising along with Clayton Mole Sam Jackson and others. Mr and Mrs C M Spitzer hosted a family dinner for Melvin Spitzer’s birthday. Covers were set for Wm Spitzer Howard of Litchfield Carl Tomasheska and two children Jack and Betty Edward Haines. Mrs E R Haines resigned as Cradle Roll superintendent of the M E Sunday School and Mrs Floyd Zacharias was chosen as successor.
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Dorothy Rising
Dorothy
Katherine Male
Neva Goodman
Dorothy Sandrock
Ruth Stock
Ethel Nichols
Anna Pijor
Stella Pijor
Myrna Rising
Frances Forbush
Gladys For
C. M. Spitzer
Melvin
Wm. Spitzer
Howard
Litchsfield
Carl Tomasheska
Jack
Betty
Edward Haines
E. R. Haines
M. E. Sunday School
Floyd Zacharias
Love and lies collide as Lillian faces family scandal
Mrs. Carlton exposes Lillian as a bread-line hire used to entertain Barry, sparking fury and heartbreak. Barry confronts the truth while Lillian defends herself, revealing hunger and pride behind the deception. The scene ends with Lillian fleeing upstairs as Mrs. Carlton schemes to erase the scandal.
Grafton PTA closes year with awards and play
In Grafton notes May 2 pupils received Alan Ribbons awards for 36 students from the PTA meeting held in the school building. Miss Charity Sherod made the awards. An address by Dizney of Western Reserve Hospital in China enriched the program. Officer slates were elected: President Mrs Thomas Trembath, Vice President Principal Walter Jantz, Secretary Nora Neher, Treasurer W Gandee. Upcoming events include a senior class practice, a three act comedy Mis Adventure at IQOC PF hall May 4, and Oberlin track meet attendance by seventh and eighth grades and high school. Commencement speaker Prof P O Sherman will address Grafton High May 26 with the High School Orchestra.
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Grafton School
Grafton
Charity Sherod
O'Brien
Western Reserve
Nirros
Dizney
China
J. Clark
Thomas Trembath
Walter Jantz
Nora Neher
W. Gandee
I. QO. C. PF
Sue
Flora Minsk
Betts
Jeanne Park
Pegsy
Mary Arent
Miss Prim
Samson
Stewart Spitzer
Ruth Miazovsky
Josephine Carter
Tomboy
Muriel O'Rourke
Sarah
Anna Haskins
Albert Brown
Leona Wise
Rebecca Haskins
Arlene Walker
Thomas McCloskey
Cyrus
Edwin
John Tyrie
Oberlin
P. OD. Sherman
Oberlin College
Grafton Hgh School
Bishop Presides at Confirmation in Two Churches
Rt Rev Bishop Joseph Schrembs presided at confirmation services at Church of Assumption and Immaculate Conception on Wednesday evening. Large classes of girls and boys were confirmed as both churches were festively adorned for the occasion. Other news notes: Charles Mole has recovered enough to go out daily, Mrs. Clarence Mole arrived from Orlando to stay with relatives, Mr and Mrs Clarence Cadden spent the weekend here, 15 guests celebrated Garnette Hillier’s birthday, and Mrs. Carl Mole is recovering.
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Mrs. Carlton
Lillian
Barry
Mater
Steel
Lilan
Lilian
Tore
Alitan
Lillan
Andre
Ter
Tillian
Lillian Binne
Tallian
Church of Assumption
Immaculate Conception
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Charles Mole
Clarence Mole
Orlando
Fla
Wm. Mole
Clarence Cadden
Canal Fulton
Garnette Hillier
Carl Mole
Birmingham Dime Social Draws Crowded Attendance
The Dime Social at the Birmingham church on Thursday evening drew a large crowd. Erie County school superintendent B L Pierce spoke on Government, followed by a song service. The church choir and several soloists performed before guests moved to the basement for games and social chat. Refreshments concluded an enjoyable evening.
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Birmingham
B. L. Pierce
Erie County
Ruben Wenzel
Lester Normande
Mildred Ger‘nan
Virginia Crace
Nadine Wenzel
Birmingham School News Shows Health Check and Library Talks
Miss Riley the Erie County health nurse spent Friday examining pupils at the Birmingham school. Mrs Rose Holzhauer the Erie County school librarian visited Monday and spoke in each room about books the library's advantages and related topics.
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Birmingham School
Riley
Erie County Health
Birmingham
Rose Holzhauer
Erie County
Grade School Speaking Winners Named for County Contest
Erie County Speaking contest eliminations were held before the high school assembly. In group 1 Caro lyn Crave won with Ferdinand Oriner as alternate. In group 2 Florence Long won with Carol Wise as alternate. Winners advance to the County Speaking contest at Milan High on May 12. Grade school closes May 11. eighth grade diplomas will be awarded then and graduates may attend the high school commencement. Plans are underway for a final day picnic for the three grade rooms.
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Erie County
Carolyn Crave
Ferdinand Oriner
Florence Long
Carol Wise
Milan
West Salem Home Hosts Miss Thuth Gindlesberger
Miss Thuth Gindlesberger spent the week end at her home in West Salem.
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Thuth Gindlesberger
West Salem
High School Honors And Attendance Report From Local Campus
The county wide spelling test moved to classrooms this year with one hundred pupils earning merit certificates for perfect scores. Commencement is set for May 15 at Birmingham church, with the Baccalaureate by Rev. George T. Hanna on May 8. Exams run May 11 and 12. The Honor Roll for the fifth six weeks lists several students including Sarah Toth and Lucille Snellenberger. Attendance shows boys miss more days than girls across five periods.
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Birmingham
George T. Hanna
Focal
Florence
Sarah Toth
Lucille Snelienberger
Edward Schmidt
BBBB
Julius Krebs
Eleanor Horning
Harry Kictkotk
Ralph Weir
Louise Reising
Rosie Gotto
Ruth Krebs
Bernell Wise
Lucille Snellenberger
Marie Shafts
Mary Brezina
Joe Kodysz
Nick Dubinsky
Mildred German
Elbert Rowland
State Department of Education
Local Briefs From Lorain Amherst Visits
W A Morris operated on Lorain business Wednesday morning while C W Reid visited Amherst. Edwin Pripee Sr and Edwin …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Morris
Lorain
C. W. Reid
Amherst
Edwin Pripee, Sr
Edwin
Prince Jr Arrives Home From Nebraskas Funeral
Prince Jr returned from Winside Nebraska after attending the funeral of his aunt Mrs Db Renderd. Jay C Parker visited Lorain on business Friday. A C Meyers spent Friday in Cleveland. Mise Blanche Nason, recently ill, improves at her sister Mrs Theodore Latteman. Wv C Henry business in Vermilion Thursday. Darrell Eckelberry of Green Springs visiting town. Harold Sheldon of Norwalk called Friday afternoon. Birmingham Church Ladies Aid meets Wednesday May 4 at the Birmingham church. hosts Mrs Frank Gerber and Mrs Ruben Wenzel. Phoebe and Danny Schisler of Vermilion spent weekend with grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Gerber. C W Lawrence returned Friday from Ottaway Lake Michigan on business.
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Darrell Eckelberry
Green Springs
Harold Sheldon
Norwalk
Birmingham Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Birmingham Church
Frank Gerber
Ruben Wenzel
Phoebe
Danny Schisler
Vermilion
Elizabeth Gerber
C. W. Lawrence
Ottaway Lake
Michigan
Brownhelm Marriage Announced
Miss Helen Zileh and Jacob Arndt united in marriage at 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening April 27 at the Zileh home. Rev. I H Amore officiated in the presence of the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Philip Zileh and Mrs Amore. The bride wore a blue chiffon dress and carried a bouquet of roses and sweet peas. The couple has many friends in Brownhelm where they have lived. The bride graduated from the local High School in 1929 and is active in Evangelical church activities. Mr Arndt is the son of Mr and Mrs
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Brownhelm
Helen Zileh
Jacob Arndt
Philip Zileh
I. H. Amore
Arndt
Evangelical Church
Henrietta May Social Notices And Telegraph Directory Update
Henrietta residents and visitors are listed in recent social notes with family visits and dinners. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs Gould and Mr and Mrs Brownhelm hosting guests, Oberlin ties, and local officials or family members attending from Kinsman and Cleveland. An extra directory listing notes a new residence telephone directory entry at twenty five cents per month.
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Bries
Henrietta
Sanders
Reater
Etty
Eimer
Delwig
Mew’ Gould
Conrad
A. H. Brownhelm
Mra. Louseick
Mre.Broughton
E. N. Walker
Oberlin
Hazel
Florence‘ Ead Holes
Man of Kinsman
Ohio
Cleveland
Heida
Wallace i
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A. M. Finers
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Herbert Morlock
Columbia
TR. W. Emerson
A. B. Pfeiffer
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Ken
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Knapp
T. M. Pfieffer
Dibble
Guy Durkee
C. D. Lehman
Belden
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Henry Pfeiffer
Litchfield
Ladies’ Altar Society of the Immaculate Concepition Church
Bunco
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Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
Ple. Carmean
Cohmbia, Epworth League
Belden WW
E. Church
Elmer Tran
T. Trembath
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Murbach Coal & Supply Co
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Luestra Mires Tobacco Co
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