Rezoning Sought for Coca Cola Bottling Plant
The council will decide at the June 3 meeting after a public hearing on rezoning a Lake avenue strip to allow Coca Cola Bottling Co to build a modern plant. Two ordinances would reclassify the bottling works to commercial and rezone 150 feet of frontage. Residents largely opposed the move as turning a residential district commercial.
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Council
Lake Avenue
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Boothney
Coca Cola Betting Co
Thet Vici Nnty
David Himan
Safety Service
D. Faxon
Plannin Commission
Planning Commission
Louis D. Huffman
Chamber of Commerce
Vicus
William Gollmar
F. R. Eckler
R. T Cobb
Nuff
H C Golimar
Kenneth Peters
Molk
Athens
S. N. Black
Taft Urges Energy for Genuine Defense Program
Senator Robert A. Taft urged Americans to focus on a genuine defense program and avoid entering the European war. In St Louis he condemned German policy while opposing allied credit relaxations and naval aid, warning war could threaten American democracy and require broad continental armament and taxes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert A. Taft
St Louis
Wea
Germany
United States
North American
Caribbean Sea
South America
Avon Lake seniors plan Washington trip and FBI fingerprint work
Avon Lake seniors will visit Washington DC May 26 to see landmarks and meet the FBI. Thirty three students will have fingerprints recorded at the Federal Bureau of Investigation for identification of auto accident victims, with details of height weight and appearance also captured. They travel by chartered Greyhound bus and stay at the Washington tourist camp with meals funded by class earnings. Mrs Eckert, Mr and Mrs Dry er and Supt King accompany the party.
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Avon Lake
Washington, DC
Hurearr Ka
George H Knapp
Lorain
Bill Arnold
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Greyhound
Congress
F. B I
Supreme Court
Library of Congress
Treasury
Pan-American
Washington Cathedral
Martha Eckert
Karl Dryer
J. I. King
Election of Student Cabinet News
At a recent meeting the Student Cabinet election selected representatives for each grade except Seventh and Eighth, which have one representative each. The Seventh grade member will be elected the third week in September. Eighth grade representatives include Bill Dunker and Freshman Nan Weidenkop, with George.
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Seventh Grace
Bill Dunker
Nan Weidenkop
George
Coralie's China voyage entangles love and secrets
On a Yangtze steamer to Saichung Coralie Wayne vies with dancer Naida Petrov and artist Michael Marsden for affection while Dan Ryan grapples with doubts. Coralie hides her motives, Marsden praises Naida as The Flame, and emotional scars deepen as truths unfold.
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Coralie Wayne
China
Dan Ryan
Yangtze River
Saichung
Naida Petrov
Dan
Naida
Coralie
Michael Marsden
Starsden
Marsden
Confrontation Reaches Fever Pitch in Damaged Serial Scene
Coralie endures Marsden’s taunts and physical advance during an uneasy dinner. He accuses her of jealousy toward Naida Petrov and flirts with Bran and Danny memories. A petty quarrel escalates when Marsden lunges, slips, and falls near the veranda.
Student Class Officers to be Elected This Fall
Sophomores Aurele Surman Mildred Mawby Juniors Dorothy Shuti Jack Kinsner Seniors Phylliis Katter henry Dan Huhng to hold officer elections early in September A resident and a vice president will be chosen from Juniors and Seniors Any member may serve as secretary and treasurer. Mr and Mrs Carl Hoenwalt of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Trigalet and attended the Baccalaureate Rev Wirgl Geren of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Webb and Miss Stella Buswell.
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Powell
Aurele Surman
Mildred Mawby
Dorothy Shuti
Jack Kinsner
Phylliis Katterhenry
Dan Huhng
Carl Hoenwalt
Cleveland
Harry Trigalet
Wirgl Geren
Ed Webb
Stella Buswell
South Amherst Baccalaureate Service Recalls Graduation
The Congregational church hosted a baccalaureate service for the high school graduation class. Palms and spring flowers decorated the platform as Rev. C. E. Schmidt led prayers and scripture, with two anthems and a sermon by Rev. R. W. Sursaw.
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Congregational Church
Wm. Roberts
C. E Schmidt
C. E. Schmidt
C. E Schhim
Union Choir
R. W. Sursaw
Union
Eighteenth annual commencement set for tonight
Twenty two seniors will receive their diplomas at the school auditorium this evening at 8 o clock during the 18th annual commencement exercises.
Mayor Requests Dog Housekeeping Citywide
Mayor Albert Schneider asks residents to keep all dogs at home. The notice emphasizes keeping pets indoors to reduce street disturbances and improve safety.
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Albert Schneider
Girl Scout Pine Tree Troop Hosts Mothers Party
Members of Girl Scout Pine Tree Troop with their captain and tenants will entertain their mothers at a party in the Recreation Center Wednesday evening.
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Girl Scout
Pine Tree Troop
Leutenants
Ladies Altar Society Plans Regular Meeting
A regular meeting of the Ladies Altar society will be held in the Nativity church parlors Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs J B Paula of Detroit Michigan were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Powers. Mrs Lydia Hoffner went to Detroit for an indefinite sit at the Paula home. Mr and Mrs Harold Flowers of Warren Pennsylvania were guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Flowers over the weekend. Mr and Mrs James White of Sharon Pennsylvania were Sunday callers at the home of Mr and Mrs William Emery.
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Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
J. B. Paula
Detroit
Michigan
Frank Powers
Lydia Hoffner
Gme
Paula Nome
Harold Flowers
Warren Pennsylvania
Tom Flowers
James White
Sharon
Pennsylvania
William Emery
Penfield High School Holds Annual Commencement
Penfield High School staged its annual commencement as graduates received diplomas marking the completion of their studies.
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Penfield
Penfield High School
Protest Against Proposed Paving By Second Methodist Church
The Second Methodist church on 18th street filed a protest with the council against paving 18th street, arguing the church frontage of 140 feet would face an oppressive assessment and that it cannot bear the burden. The session occurred Thursday night May 16 in the school auditorium with graduates wearing American Beauty Rose and multiple musical numbers and speeches.
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Methodist
18Th Street
Josephine Fresho
Martha Woods
Margaret Younglas
Doris Pierce
Celia Asanmic
Virginia Cornetti
Howard Berkes
William Feron
Robert Rowley
Virgl Smith
Robert Egin
Re. N. M Weyries
Rev Green
Methodist Church
A Berea
Supt Zellars
Earl Parson
Board of Education
Jesse Kaszar
Weryrick
Social Visits Highlight Elyria Community Guest List
Mrs Clyde Minkler spent Friday evening at Mrs Leon ard Binzer’s home in Elyria. Miss Barbara Jones, Elyria, stayed several days with Mrs Flor ence Squire. Mr and Mrs R O Biggs were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs Anna Gott’s home. Florence Squire spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs E L Jones. Mrs Walter Gregg visited Friday evening with her daughter and son in law. J F Stirzaker and Elyria were Sunday guests of R O Biggs along with Miss Nora Bennett and her mother. Helen Lewis of Medina and Douglas Biggs of Cleveland were noted visitors. Misses Marvy Eber and Mona Mayhorn from Akron called on Florence Squire Thursday. Mrs Frank Johnson and Mrs Howard Andrews attended the ad-vertisement event.
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Clyde Minkler
Leonard Binzer
Elyria
Barbara Jones
Florence Squire
R O. Biggs
Anna Gott
E. L. Jones
Walter Gregg
J. F. Stirzaker
R. O. Biggs
Nora Bennett
Bennett
Helen Lewis
Medina
Douglas Biggs
Cleveland
Marvy Eber
Mona Mayhorn
Akron
Frank Johnson
Howard Andrews
Local Club Meetings Announced for May in Elyria
A series of club gatherings are set in Elyria including the Visor's meeting May 1, the Jolly Friendship Barthday club May 23 with Mrs. Hart Ferriman, the United Society May 22 at the ball, and Farm Club ladies quilting May 24 for Mrs. Lad Remen. Mrs. Amy White, Elmer Bunt, Lev Smith, and Led Remen attended the North East District Home Extension Council in Millersburg at the Methodist church.
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Visor
Elyria
Jolly Friendship Barthday Club
Hart Ferriman
United Society
Farm Club
Lad Remen
Amy White
Elmer Bunt
Lev. Smith
Led Remen
Millersburg
North East District Home Extension Council
Methodist Church
Jack Dempsey and Third Wife Agree to Separate Amicably
New York May 2 Jack Dempsey and his third wife Hannah Williams have amicably separated due to incompatibility. Attorney Moses Polakoff said there will be no court action and the former couple have agreed to part ways.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Hannah Williams
Moses Polakoff
Bill Dempsey
Former Elyrian Dies In Cleveland
Frank C. LaFon formerly of 46 George Street Elyria died in Cleveland after a lingering illness at his West 131th street home. He was a former foreman at the American Radiator Co. and is survived by his wife and one son. Burial plans and custody details hinge on Dempsey's return to New York next week.
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George Street
Here
West 131Th Street
Cleveland
American Radiator Co
Homer S Mossbarger
Pars Avenue
Elyria Sears
Thurman
Ohio
Joan
Barbara
Dempsey
New York
Miss Williams
Elko, New
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