Senior Eighths High School Stage Crew Named for Play A Lucky Break
Thirty-one Eighth High School seniors were announced as the production crew for the senior essay play A Lucky Break to be staged May 25 in the high school auditorium. Ninety percent of the cast remain in rehearsal under drama coach Miss Nina Baker.
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Eighnt High School
Nina Baker
David Wainwright
Blake Eglin
Byron Newell
Edward Summeriee
Merrill Walker
Charles Bradley
Richard Murray
Francis Wolf
Pearl Lertzman
Albert Berson
Kathin Nivins
Mildred Pallas
Ruth Shipley
Ruth Wilcox
Mary Lou Duffy
Dorothy Murdoch
Helen Pond
Katherine Schaefer
Agnes Anderson
Hand Properties
Maanie Smith
Avis Hastings
Catherine Heidrich
Louise Keller
Maybelle Manning
Stage Properties
Alfred O'Donnell
Mildred Haldeman
Jane McQuistion
Ethelyn Sehlmeyer
Jeannette Sibey
Betty Vandemark
Anita Atkin
Haag Tops for High and Low Scores at Luncheon
Miss Marie Kaiser of Second Street will host a Tuesday meeting on May 22. A lavender lilacs bouquet in a black bowl served as the luncheon centerpiece in the dining room.
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Haag
Marie Kaiser
Second Street
Elyria Garden Club
Ellen Little
Norwalk Garden Club
Garden Club of
Woman’s Club
Fourth Street
Miss Little
LaPorte W. Co. entertained at Robson road home
LaPorte W. Co. was pleasantly entertained at the homes of Mrs. Whepherd and Mrs. Carl Shepford on the Robson road yesterday. The meeting opened with singing and prayers for Mothers Day. Mrs. May Jitens read a Prayer for Mothers. Minutes were read by Mrs. Frank Stahl. Mrs. W. B. Shepherd led the program, featuring Mothers Day content, with songs, talks on mothers, a monologue, and Red Cross notes. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for May 13 at Mrs. Yancer’s.
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Laporte Wag. T
LaPorte W. Co. U
Whepherd
Carl Shepford
Robson Road
May Jitens
Mra
Frank Stahl
W. B. Shepherd
Mary Miller
Gerald Rice
Million Dollar Gift To Roosevelt For Infantile Paralysis
Washington May 10 A total of 51 003 030 08 was given to the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation to aid infantile paralysis research and care. The money raised by a national drive will fund 100 000 for research 660 000 for Warm Springs work and 253 030 08 for maintenance and contingencies. The gift was presented in the White House East Room with President Roosevelt acknowledging the contribution.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Warm Springs
Denmark Education Highlight At Elyria Conservatory Dinner
At the Elyria meeting sixty attendees heard reports on school finances for Elyria Lorain county and Oberlin for the coming year. Mrs Whitney Mrs Gerald Frank and Mrs Otis Mc Kee spoke on the outlook. Professor Axel Skjerne discussed Denmark's educational facilities and Danish songs closed the program.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Oberlin
Whitney
Gerald Frank
Otis McKee
Denmark
Axel Skjerne
Conservatory of Music
Skjerne
Galion Schools Head Dispute Splits City
In Galion Ohio May 10 animosities within the school faculty spilled to students and residents as factions formed over the reengagement of Schools Superintendent J F Bemiller and the dismissal of nine teachers. Some teachers claimed he was autocratic in management. The school board upheld Bemiller and re hired him for two years.
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Galion
J. F. Bemiller
Bemiller
School board fires nine teachers amid protests and strike
Students rallied to support the dismissed teachers as the board ousted nine educators, opposed by some to the superintendent. A mass meeting condemned the action with citizens and students gathering. Rotary Club challenged the firing of D F E Shaffer who could reach pension next year. Students returned to classes while a meeting tonight could seek a compromise and possible reinstatement. A push also called for the resignation of Joseph Smith, elected on a pledge to hire local teachers.
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Rotary Club
D. F E. Shaffer
Joseph Smith
South Africa’s three distinct communities noted
The excerpt identifies three separate communities inhabiting South Africa: European, Asiatic, and BantU, reflecting early social divisions and classification within the region.
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South Africa
Nightmare Dog Bite Suit Hits Cleveland Heights
Mrs. Hilda Jacobson of Cleveland Heights sues for 10000 over nightmares and dog attacks tied to a Scotch terrier named Sam. Defendant Joseph G Kenan argues the dog stands about ten inches tall and would not bite anyone. The report notes Rome's Catacombs reach five stories underground.
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Cleveland
Ake Ian
Sam
Hilda Jacobson
Cleveland Heights
Joseph G. Kenan
Kenan
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