Graduation notices across multiple Ohio high schools
Brownhelm High School will have fifteen graduates on May 27 with speaker undetermined. Graduates include Robert Reinhardt Otto Riem, Michael Rice, Margaret Colbins and others. Clearview High School graduation on May 26 with John J Bricker speaker. graduates listed. Columbia High School plans May 27 ceremony with L M Howell as speaker. list of graduates provided. Eaton, Grafton, Belden, Ridgeville, Brookside, Wellington, Penfield, South Amherst, Henrietta, LaGrange, and LaGrange’s class rosters show numerous graduates, speakers, and graduate lists with dates from May 23 to June 9.
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Brownhelm High School
Robert FE
Brown Aye
Oberlin School of Theology
Robert Reinhardt
Otto Riem
Michael Rice
Margaret Colbins
Gladya Zilch
Emma Miller
Ralph Hasenpflug
Lester Strickder
Earl Knispleen
den High School
Elmét Beam
Chalmer Betts
Edwith Lars Brieker
Elton L. Cowen
Clearview
Clearview High School
John J. Bricker
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Bertha Lehman
Andrew Malinovsky
Robert Carek
Frank Favnot
John Casco
Elijah Hall
Virginia Godnour
Elizabeth Puskas
Adam Machie
Mary Jane Malinovsky
John Majsum
Grace Tippett
Theresa Malspevaky
George Churpek
Vincent Toth
Columbia Columbia High School
L M Howell
Homer Akins
Phyllis Ann Bartter
Wilbur Carpenter
Margaret Columbus
Melba Garwood
Gerny Gest
Howard Gest
Paul Harrington
Nina Mae Howard
Anna May Keyse
Walter Kobalka
Francis Lennerth
William Madak
Frances Martin
Julian Perkins
Jack Perisits
Grafton High School
Arlein Walker
Mary Arent
Edwin Knechtges
Beindater Bater
aRetnas McCloskey
Ruth Mlazosky
Flora Monske
Muriel O'Rourke
Jeanne Park
Stewart Spitzer
Leona Wise
Belden Belden High School
P. C. Bunn
Lorain High School
Henry Haley Schriver
Betty Scheafer
Kathryn Mary Mole
Ruth Marie Stock
Pearl Feist
Ridgeville Ridgeville High School
Ada Maxwell
Alice Bartter
Don Bement
Lawrence Blaser
Leonarda Brickman
Audrey Brokaw
Leona C Gallagher
Rosella
Gubeno
Bernyce C Tungbluth
Yuella J Machert
Virden Anne
Maddock Luceda J .Manchester
Angeline Naro
John TD Owen
Elaine Dean Poor
Mary Louie Reed
Mildred Fean Reeder
Wham © Reeder
Tuanta Mae Tranter
Jos
Eph F. Weaker Wraises Myang
Wellington
Jeannette Auble
Florence Brewer
Paul Coward
Donna Dague
Donald Jeniell
Kenneth Finkel
Thelma Gillette
Grace Gower
Marjorie Hanna
Wio Thite
Howard Jackson
Cecil Jolson
Cecile Jones
Iola McClellan
Isabelle McConnell
Harriette Miller
Jean Phelps
Harvey Pillivant
Harold Rice
Beulah Rick
Weaneld
Ethel B. Hummer
Theresa Kubler
Lewis R
Kilmer Norman
Merchant
Alex Fraukst
Adelina Marie Russo
Mari R Sabo
Rose L. Sabo
Mary T Solka
Hubert Jane- Gerald Stephenson
Lydia Dorott
Strickle
Ruth
Willis S
Henrietta Henrietta High School
Fredench Boehm
Baldwin Palace College
Peatrice Greenfeld
Paul Johnson
Adelie Kabelt
Stace McAlpin
Robert Milice
Glenn Myers
Marie Rockwood
Franklin Sarders
Tanier Solet
Milton Sanisianchi
Cleanay
Wic Ort
Frank Walko
Ellearce Wilson
Charles Yates
Ohio State Coaches Lead Refereeing For Ghia Meet
Dayton referee E T Cook will again officiate the Ghia High School Track and Field Championships on May 27 and 28 in Columbus. Ohio State varsity coaches Olsen and Williams act as starters with a 25 officiating staff including W D Griffith as meet manager. Other sports officials cover baseball tennis golf and golf at Ohio Stadium and the Arlington course for golf.
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Harry Castle
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Ernest Godfrey
W. D. Griffith
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Slington Course
Walker Trains Hard For Bout In Public Hall
Cleveland May 6 Pr Stitt training drills were scheduled today for Mickey Walker famed weight contender and Johie Tusko the Cleveland baker bot. They will meet in Public Hall next Tuesday night in a scheduled tight 12 round bout. Walker arrived in Cleveland with his manager Jack Kearns and set up training at Argonne A.C. He weighed fat and flabby at the wall but will concede about 30 pounds to Risko, though past performances suggest little advantage for Risko.
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Tusko
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Jack Kearns
Argonne A.C
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Chicago
Risko
Miami
Day's Hardware Ply Merchants to Play Softball Tonight
Day's Hardware and Merchants will meet in a softball game at McKinley diamond tonight at six o'clock. All Day's Hardware players are asked to report, announced by Manant Clarence Stuckey this morning.
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Mannant Clarence Stuckey
Leading Hitters and Batting Averages Highlighted
A fragmented box score lists top hitters including Vosnik and Porter with RBI and run totals. Mentions Gehringer and Ruth among notable names with team affiliations Tigers Yankees and Giants. The partial OCR shows Indians and Tigers entries, pointing to a mid-year stats roundup.
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Big Five Quiet As Ruth and Gehrig Idle In Slugger Roundup
Al Simmons doubled and scored twice while walking four times. Hack Wilson had four singles and Al Terry hit his seventh homer with two RBIs and four at bats. Merchants invite players to Ely Stadium at 6 30 tonight for short stop tryouts, with Chuck Abookire directing.
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Babe Ruth
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al Simmons
Hack Wilson
al Terry
Eure
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Merchants
Ely Stadium Field
Richwine ‘Field
Chuck Abookire
Agenda Club Bridge Team Triumphs Over Y-Indus
The Agenda Club defeated Y-Indus last evening at Frank Higgle's home 329 High Street, scoring 159 to 117. Pats and Diners contributed steady play while Wade Own Aluminum Teeth Ewing highlights an unrelated note about aluminum false teeth made by Neb Ogda Wood from a battered kettle.
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Agenda
Y-Indus
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Wade
Ewing
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Akron Falls to Youngstown Second Straight 5 2 Loss
In Dayton on May IUP three Central League teams rebounded from opening losses. Youngstown beat Akron 5 2 as Thomas limited Akron to eight. Powell, Youngstown center fielder, homered. Erie defeated Dayton 3 1 behind Walsh and six hits by Erie hitters. South Bend edged Fort Wayne 7 6 with a late ninth inning run.
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Erie
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Thomas
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Alx Nity
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