Catholics and Shriners Plan Flag Day Joint Event
In Cleveland a joint Flag Day observance by Knights of Columbus and Al Koran Temple Shriners was announced for Wednesday June 13. An evening parade to the municipal stadium leads to a baseball game between the two groups. About 10,000 members cover northeastern Ohio, aiming to draw as many as 50,000 spectators with flag ceremonies, massed bands, and patriotic remarks. Gov. Bricker and staff were invited. Otto Petzke and Raymond A. Jones head the organizing teams.
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Cleveland
Knights of Columbus
al Koran Temple of Shriners
Municipal Stadium
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Otto Petzke
Alustrious
al Koran Temple
Raymond A. Jones
Special Services Enter 35th Week At Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
The Elyria Gospel Tabernacle enters its 35th week of evangelistic services with a 9:30 A.M. Sunday school and 10:45 A.M. sermon by Evangelist Irvin E. Ade on Breaking Up the Fallow Ground. Evening services at 7:30 will cover The Six Scriptural Marks of a Born Again Man. Public is invited. Australia pegs 1938 wheat crop at 170 million bushels, largest in five years.
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Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
Irvin E. Ade
Kingdom of God
Australia
Catholic Charities Campaign Opens in Ohio Diocese
Fourteen thousand parish workers in fourteen Ohio counties prepare to launch a drive for Catholic Charities pledges. Edward G. Lawlor says workers represent the Archbishop and aim to solicit contributions from about 250 000 Catholic adults in the Diocese of Cleveland. Campaign visits should run from May 7 to May 13.
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Catholic Charities Corporation
Ohio
Edward G. Lawlor
Cleveland
Schrembs
Senior Piano Recital at Oberlin Tomorrow
Miss Evelyn M. Smith, a Oberlin Conservatory senior from Vassar Mich, will give a solo piano recital tomorrow at 7 30 P M in Warner Concert Hall. She will be assisted by Mrs. Mary A Bennett in a program including works by Vinci Bach Beethoven Schumann Debussy and Chopin.
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Oberlin
Evelyn M. Smith
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Vassar
Mich
Warner Concert Hall
Schumann
Debussy
Chopin
Miss Smith
Howard Smith
Prospect Street
Honors Day Assembly at Oberlin May 11
Oberlin announces Honors Day Assembly on Thursday May 11 with Professor H Carrington Lancaster Johns Hopkins University as speaker. Freshman to Conservatory lists and scholarships will be announced at Honors Chapel and Lancaster will speak on War and Drama.
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Oberlin
H. Carrington
Lancaster
Johns Hopkins University
Modern Language Association of America
Modern Language Notes
Oldest British drummer boy served since youth
London report notes A. S. Thompson as the army's oldest drummer boy at age 53. He joined the Territorials at 17, rose to company quartermaster sergeant, and later reverted to the ranks at age 50.
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London
A. S. Thompson
Territorials
Campus Concert At Oberlin Opens 1939 Series Of Music
Oberlin College Bands start the 1939 Campus Concert series with a 60 player concert this Sunday May 7 at 4 PM on the Oberlin campus. Directed by Arthur L Williams and Ernest McClain the program marks National Music Week with works by Sibelius Hadley Coates Grieg Bach and Williams and features local soloists Duane Kline Wanda Pitman and Edwin Heilakka. The next week May 14 the Combined Oberlin College Bands of 120 players perform at the same time.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Arthur L. Williams
Ernest McClain
Massillon
America
Finlandia
Sibelius
Henry Hadley
Goldman
Duane Kline
Wilmerding
Wanda Pitman
Port Clinton
Edwin Heilakka
Holidays Cove
W. Va
Eric Coates
Sigurd Jorsalfar
Grieg
Bach
Ernest Williams
Wright Wedding Ties Columbia and Cleveland Families
Miss Winifred E. Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs James Wright of Columbia wed Joseph Bodalay of Cleveland on April 15 at the Columbia Methodist parsonage with Rev Thomas Hughes officiating A reception followed at the bride's sister's home in Lake Avenue Cleveland Bodalay works for Greyhound Bus Lines and Mrs Bodalay is with the Cleveland News They plan to reside in Cleveland on East 19th Street under Jack Wainwright noted bandmaster and organizer of the Wainwright Band Camp public invited to future concerts
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Columbia
Winifred E. Wright
James Wright
Joseph Bodelay
Cleveland
Columbia Methodist Parsonage
Thomas Hughes
Fred van Isenburg
Lake Avenue
Bodalay
Greyhound Bus Lines
Cleveland News
East 19Th Street
Ers
Jack Wainwright
Wainwright
Lorain County
Surround Baltic With Neutral States
Berlin reports new German gains as Estonia signs a non aggression pact while Latvia nears a preliminary pact. Denmark Sweden Finland and Norway discuss similar pacts in Stockholm. Germany seeks to surround the Baltic with neutral states as Lithuania remains cut off. Greece may be invited to join safeguards amid British vows to aid Greece.
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Berlin
Baltic Sea
Estonia
Latvia
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Stockholm
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Lithuania
Memelland
Baltic
Germany
London
Greece
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Harold Howell Planted 42000 Trees As Hobby Hero
Harold Happy Howell of Athens has planted 42 000 trees over 18 years as a lifelong hobby. He works by lantern light in the early morning, tending saplings because he likes to see and hear trees thrive.
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Athens
Johnny Appleseed
Harold “Happy” Howell
Middle West
Howell
May
Sheep’s Wool Record Set by McGinty’s Fleece
In Sydney N S W McGinty a sheep owned by a farmer at Yass yielded 2842 pounds of wool for the second year running. The animal once nearly dead was raised in the house and still roams about the yard. The owner earns about ten dollars yearly from the wool. George Johnson noted his heaviest fleece was 21 pounds after cutting over 390000 sheep in two decades.
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Sydney
McGinty
Yass
George Johnson
Camp personnel named for 1939 season at Vermilion River camp
Carl Wagner announces two assistant directors Russell Gleason and Richard Mathis along with four leaders Harrison Comstock Robert Karp Don Boddy and Maynard Unger for the 1939 Y Camp season at Iss-See-Kes Elyria YY MC on the Vermilion River. Camp opens June 20 with five periods for boys and a Girl Scout camping period starting August 6.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria YY. MC
A. Camp
Vermilion River
Carl Wagner
Russell Gleason
Richard Mathis
Harrison Comstock
Robert Karp
Don Boddy
Maynard Unger
Association
Boy Scout Troop 100
Wagner
Mystery Estate Sanctuary for Animals in Marston Park
On a centuries-old estate near Frome, the owner bans killing any animal in Marston Park. The mansion sits at the center of 400 acres of woodland and has stood deserted for years. Lawns and gardens are overgrown and rabbits abound, with villagers telling tales of wild horses and cows of odd size roaming the grounds.
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London
Frome
Marston Park
Colorado Elk Population Tops Twenty Thousand in State Forests
Colorado elk in 14 national forests now estimated at 20 000 head, a 455 percent rise since 1914. A D Moir notes hunting bans and 10 years of protection fueled recovery, with initial releases in 1912 in the San Juan Holy Cross Roosevelt forests and later expansions boosting herds near Estes Park.
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Denver
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
A. D. Moir
Forest Service
Division of Wildlife and Range Management
Federal Service
Moir
Wyoming
San Juan
Holy Cross
Roosevelt Forest
Estes Park
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