Orchestras Compete For National Championship at Iowa City
High school orchestras from across the nation gathered in Iowa City to contest a national title hosted by the National Bureau for the Advancement of Truasic at the University of Iowa. Entrants are split into Class A and Class II with winners earning trophies. judges include J. E. Madden and others from Michigan Ohio and New York.
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Iowa City
National Bureau For the Advancement of Truasic
University of Iowa
J. E. Maddy
Ann Arbor
Mich
L. M. Lockhart
Council Bluffs
D. EE. Mattern
Grand Rapids
R. V. Morgan
Cleveland, Ohio
V. L. F. Rebmann
Yonkers
N. Y
Avon Juniors and Seniors hold annual banquet
Avon May 20 Wednesday evening the Juniors entertained the Seniors and faculty at the banquet. Green and silver decor and Japanese lanterns set a festive tone as 38 participants shared a meal. The group then visited the theater in Cleveland to see Nothing but the Truth. Sunday evening the 1929 Bac calaureate services will be held in.
Lakee Waves Do 1,000,000 Damage at School Auditorium
A school auditorium sustained one million dollars in damage amid a community program featuring Marjorie Chester piano and vocal solos, Rev. Hoffman, and other performers. Also reported are obituaries for Mildred Stack at Evangelical Deaconess Hospital, Elyria. social gatherings and hosted visits in Elyria and Lorain. a twin birth at St Joseph’s Hospital Lorain. and school events including Avon High tests and a St Mary’s defeat of Avon seventh and eighth graders in baseball.
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Marjorie Chester
W. F E. Hoffman
Arlin Sargent
Rosemary Heckel
Willian M. Auld
Avon Lake Girls Win Tennis and County Music Contest Trip
Avon Lake teams swept with an 18 to 10 victory in a boys game. Avon girls claimed three sets of ten nis. Six Avon girls, including Jane Petersen and Mary Jielo wecky, traveled to Elyria Saturday for the county music contest, with Marjoria Chester Pearl Wilford Mildred Walker Eve Lily Wolt among the participants.
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Avon Lake
Avon
Elyria
Etris
Jane Petersen
Mary Jielowecky
Marjoria Chester
Pearl W:lford
Mildred Walker
Evely
Wolt
Health Program draws many free attendees in Elyria
In Pittsfield the county schools health program attracted many visitors at Elyria on Friday. The Wisdom Seekers class of Community Sabbath school will present a play at the church Tuesday evening May 28 under Mrs. W. Beart. Evelyn Brandt attended the Lorain county Banking Chapter banquet at the country club in Elyria Friday. Dwight Davidson drives a new car. Mrs. George Hollinsworth visited relatives in Cleveland. Farmers sow oats or plow for corn. many plan soy beans due to rain delays. Moonlit plowing and tractor noise are common. Treva Avery Keighley and daughter from Wellington attended Community church services. Reed Ives and G. H. Norton are painting at Mittawa. LeRoy Lounsbrough hosted the Ladies' Society at the Community church with 23 attendees. sewing for the society was the day’s work, including a reading by H. Coulshan and a poem by F. S Crozier. Out-of-town visitors included Mrs. A. W. Davidson of Camden and Mrs. Nelson Louns-brough and Mrs. William Smith of Oberlin. Wellington Afternoon Club members met at Mrs. A. P. Lincoln's home. two plays were well presented and enjoyed by a large audience.
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Elyria
Wisdom Seekers
Community
W. Beart
Evelyn Brandt
Lorain County
American Banking Chapter
Country ‘Club
Dwight Davidson
Wellington
Reed Ives
G. H. Norton
Mittawa
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Ladies’ Society
H. Coulshan
F. S Crozier
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Vera Mere
Mildred Stack
Frank J. Stack
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Cleveland
St. Mary's Church
Mary's Cemetery
Lake Avenue
J. J. Weler
Dengate
J. M. Morton
Harry Hubbard
Walker
Medina
Ohio
Nick Schafer
Coletta
Math Lenzen
Bettie Schafer
Avon High School Studets
Neo
Schayl Omyty
St. Mary's School
Avon High School
Lake Front
Sandusky
Monroe
Toledo
Lake Erie
Pittsfield
Smyrna
Samsoun
Chesterfield
Cesterfield
Tosacco
Zama
Dresden
Armstrong
Axminster
Wilton
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