Odd Fellows F Team To Meet For Final Bowling Matches
Class F baseball team members will meet today to plan final Olympic Recreation Bowling League matches. Tonight at 8 o'clock four games sit on the card at Olympic Recreation with Rothe Motors vs Stone's Grill and other pairings including Elyria Auto Service and Pats Shell Oil.
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Odd Fellows
Olympic
Olympic Recreation
Rothe Motors
Stone's Grill
Array's Chips
Elyria Auto Service
Spring Valley
Pats Shell Oil
Cascade Plating
DB Beer
Bill
Ww. L. Pet
Carlisle Firemen
Stoney
Rainbow Top Beer
Jewelcapae
Antremaeae
Imperial Furniture
Es Motor
Crown Orks Beer
Peene Beer
Taylor Fuherel
Racker
Fe Oches i
Gene's Jewelers
Bil
Waeshaw Chemical League
Pet
Jwoy Beason
Art Sparks
Gates Ann Millers
Ceramics Baumbare
Belleuas
Eevee
Smitty's
Pune
A. Weeens
A - Pater
Smitty’s
Lois Jones
Coletta
Evelyn
Jesn McCona
Individu Manniae
Lumber Keglers Capture St. John's League Title
Parsh Lumber won the St. John’s Lutheran Bowling League title with a six game pin total of 9 938 in a round robin post season. Nelson’s Plumbers finished second with 9 692 pins and Bell Company 9 104. Parsh Lumber also claimed the first round title and placed second in the second and third rounds.
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Parsth Lumber
St. John’s Lutheran
Bell Company Fears
Nelson's Plumbers
Parsch Lumber
Nelson's
Plumbers
Bell Company
Two Managers Fined by Ohio Indiana League President
U P President Frank Colley fined managers Walt Vangrofski of the Portsmouth Athletics and Bill Holm of the Newark Yankees for arguing with umpires. Vangrofski argued with Edward Wilson in Zanesville Friday night and Holm disputed with Max Brown in Portsmouth Sunday afternoon. Both refused to depart and required police removal. fines were $10 each with warnings of possible suspensions for future incidents.
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Columbus
U.P
Frank Colley
Walt Vangrofski
Portsmouth Athletics
Bill Holm
Newark Yankees
Vangrefski
Edward Wilson
Zanesville
Holm
Max Brown
Portsmouth
Colley
Tus
Vets No 1079 to Drill Thursday at McKinley
Vets No 1079 softball team of Class B will practice on the McKinley School diamond at 6 o clock Thursday. Players wishing to try out should be on hand. Steve Holovacs is asked to take notice.
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McKinley
Veletans OF Foreign Wars No
McKinley Schoolliamond
Steve Holovacs
Pre nuptial dinner for Miss Carpenter and Albert Bologh
Elyria couple Mr and Mrs Theodore Carpenter host at Karpers Grafton with Chester Clinton Effie Carpenter and other family members present Carnations given to each guest and honors. Later a bridal shower at Eaton church honors Miss Carpenter with 45 guests. May pole centerpiece pink and yellow decorations cake ice cream and refreshments. Sneeze breaks rib in Spokane when Floyd B Gerrard, 42, sneezed hard and fractured a rib.
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Eaton
Theodore Carpenter
Elyria
Karper’s
Grafton
Roberta Carpenter
Albert Bologh
Chester Carpenter
Clinton
Effie Carpenter
Fern Cornish
Donna Grills
Bernice Grills
Rose Blaine
Harriet Durkee
LaVern Carpenter
Ruby Fishburn
Miss Carpenter
Eaton Church
Rust Methodist Church
Beulah Mae Godette
Artice G. Rucker
Morgan
Lilian Cook
Maurice Rucker
Phillis Wheatley Center
Rollin
Gedette
Oberlin Parking Meter Vote Ends In Tie
Oberlin council failed to decide on extensive parking meters as votes tied with absent member John Hill voting district. subsequent motions urged study and surveys by the Chamber of Commerce and area towns. Salaries rise about five percent after approval of an amendment to the wage ordinance. Edgerton Zahm named assistant to the city manager.
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Oberlin
John Hill
Hew Lewis
John Kutscher
C. Lea Cemings
C. A. Mosher
Zahm
Edgerton
Philip Zahmi
Keene
H. W. Smith
Lewis
Chamber of Commerce
Medina
Wadsworth
Mosher
City J
Fishers
Oberlin College
East College Street
Oberlin campus events schedule highlights
University of Wisconsin professor leads a public talk on foreign images of the United States. Open House at the new heating plant 1 to 5 pm. Oberlin hosts multiple events including tennis and baseball at 2:30 and 3:30 pm, German club at 7:30, student recital at Warner hall, and a French play at Allen Art building. The day features several lectures, assemblies, and social gatherings.
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Professor Street
Artice G. Rucker
Wellington
Pleasant Street
Thrift Shop
Pythian
K. of P. Hall
Julianne Eddy
D.D.G.C
Winifred Vowells
Main Street
Oberlinians
Ohio Academy of Science
Capital University
Columbus
Paul B. Sears
Department of Botany
Academy
Council
Warren F. Walker
Department of Zoology
Thomas J. Cobbe
Clermont
Brown
Adams
Ohio
J. Hopkins
George T. Jones
George D. Hubbard
Arthur Campbell
W B. Renfrow
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College
Warner Concert Hall
Mayra Hannum
Beethoven
Ravel
Josef Suk
Mendelssohn
Betty Gordon
Milton Stern
Brahms
Chopin
Bartok
Finney Chapel
Merle Curt
University of Wisconsin
United States
Department of Buildings and Grounds
Oberlin
Ohio State
Otterbein
J. R. Reichard
Conservatory “Music
Warner Hall
Oberlin Christian Fellowship
Bosworth Hall
Philip Young
Mentor
Allen Art Building
Prenez-garden
la Peinture
Manor Bride-Elect At Personal Gift Shower
Miss Ruby Jean Schaeffer bride elect in Amherst was guest of honor at a personal gift shower hosted by Mrs. Harry Nicholl and Mrs. Jean Kreger at the Nicholl home. Prizes awarded to several guests. shower gifts delivered in decorated May baskets. corsages presented to honoree and attendees. plans announced for a May 5 wedding. Also notes on Jaycees meeting Eagles and Scout activities with Brownhelm 4-H club plans and Camp Firelands trip.
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Manor
Amherst
Ruby Jean Schaeffer
Mayme Schaeffer
Harry ‘Nicholl
Jean Kreger
Nicholl
Michigan
W. G. Schaeffer
A. G. Stiwald
Richard Levits
Sconta
Earl Hanlon
Ronnie Camp
Bill Hanley
Camp Firelands
Brownhelm
Dwight Miller
John and
Roland Angersbach
Ormas
Linder
First Congregational Woman's Association
Wilson
North Main Street
Wellington Farm Woman's Club
The
Legion Home
Lettle Hawk
Frances |Uietoe
Blanch Murray
June A
Kiwanis Club
Robert Merrick
East Herrick Avenue
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Odd Fellows Hall
Dorcas Society
Ray Younkin
Church of Christ
W. C. Buzzell
Martha Roberts
Younkin
James Bealer
Willian Street
B.C. Burt
Lois Burke
New London
Leand Martin
Mik
Leland Martin
Litchfield
Lawrence Taylor
Clyde Ray
Cleveland
Wellington's Vischer House Sold to Rollin West
Rollin West purchased the Mt. Vernon type residence at 317 Herrick avenue West from Mrs. Mary Richardson of Cleveland. The former Vischer home, long unoccupied after the deaths of William Bentley Vischer, is being converted into apartments.
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Vischer
Rollin West
Wellington
Rollin 5
West
Herrick Avenue West
Mary Richardson
Cleveland
Mt. Vernon
South Main Street
William Bentley Vischer
Hamlin Woman’s Relief Corps
Jessie Edwards
Sware
Sturges
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Floyd B. Gerard
Bigelow
FOX Furniture Cor
Middle and
Elyria, Ohio
Elyria Wallmaster Service Co
Herverd
Cleopatra
William C. Jackson
Santa Barbara
Cal
Elmer
By Sixta
Clancy
Bor
Betty Heilman
N. Pleasant
Amherst E. Alexander
Franklin Ave
Mesdames
Ted Schmidt
Harold Clark
Warrensville
John Sharp
Earl White
Henry Raesler
A. J. Stiwald
Karl Mulder
Clair Schaeffer
Bert Monger
Kenneth Alexander
Hi Gove
Fleming Brainerd
Wiliam Schaeffer
Robert Jarrett
Bernice Heston
Nettie
Faitr Ware
Herrick Ave
Weat
Phese
Blanche Gill
Margery Cowles
Emma Hayes
Maude Sheller
Dorothy Kies
Doris Betts
Harriet Whitney
Marian Beal
Bertha Coats
Lettie Stevick
Twelfth District
Richard Allen Corps
Fred Miller
Anadarko
Okla
Herman Lee Burna
W. K. Falt
Middle Ave
Ted Prindle
Ixtre
America
Nash
Nash Statesman
Aulier
Ana O
the Statesman
the Mambler Convent
ALE Landa
Harry Brown Motors, Inc
Rabe, Petred
Mia