Eaton Commencement Honors May 27 in School Auditorium
Commencement exercises at Eaton were held in the school auditorium on Friday evening May 27. Music by the orchestra and high school string trio under Russell Peterson accompanied the program. Rev. Eugene Thompson gave the invocation and Elyria superintendent J. E. Bohn delivered the address titled Todays Youth in Tomorrows World. Patricia Osborn was valedictorian and Lois Yest salutatorian. The class flower was the red rose with royal blue and white as colors. Theodore Balogh served as president, Yost as vice president, Chrissa Brush as secretary, and Patricia Osborn as treasurer. News notes report Mrs. Harvey Traxler ill, and various local visits and gatherings among Eaton residents and families.
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Eaton
Vening
Russell Peterson
Eugene Thompson
J. £. Bohn
Elyria
Patricia Osborn
Lois Yest
Theodore Balogh
Tools Yost
Chrissa Brush
Harvey Traxler
George Woodrutt
LaGrange
Harland Johnson
Elton Hill
Edwin Meller
Valley City
David Sampson
Thomas Sampson
C. F. Steinle
Margaret
John Steinle
California
Lawrence Smith
Wyandotte
Mich
Edith Peachy
Albert Troxter
Ann Martin
Grace Cowley
Jennie Rousseau
District Home Council
Manafield
Ed Rousseau
L. Neely
Richard Dean
Wadsworth
Mra
Lester Phelps
Anna Gilbert
Avon
Mary Langthorpe
Lester Gilbert
Jane
Kenneth Gilbert
Herbert Langthorpe
Sheffield
Albert Trasch
Shirley
Painesville
Pearl Phelps
Tra Shuster
Everett Larkey
Spencer
Arthur Cowley
Fm Group
Indies
Cora Swan
Effie Carpenter
Mildred Parker
Grafton
Mida Carpenter
Francis Reisinger
South Amherst
South Amherst High School
J. Bollens
Paul R. Brees
Wittenberg College
di. Ruth
Jeanne Mori
Walter Krueck
John Paller
Martha Abraham
Legion
Robert Wilhelm
K. E. Lawer
Jeanne Mott
John Pallor
Margaret Meares
Barbara Moore
Grace Thompson
America
Victoria Russo
Helen Dickey
Ralph Heussner
Virginia Powers
Linda McQue
Benny Lupe
Norma Oetzel
Evelyn Pippert
Debra Mort
Norma Wirth
St. John's Evangelical Church
Schuol
Bach
Dolly
St John's Church
Marjorie Gauman
Souuth
Amherst
Amherst Methodist
John Wagener
Oleana
Ohio
Robert Allsop
Chicago
Millie Tou Hyatt
Miriam College
Brighton Farm Women Meet at Brighton Home
Brighton Farm Woman's club plans a May 73 pot luck dinner at Mrs John Burge home. Locals visit kin in nearby towns while community groups hold card parties and 4 H club meetings. Ample social notes: dinners, visits, and club activities across Brighton and nearby areas.
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Brighton Farm
Brighton
Brighton Farm Woman's Club
John Burge
Fevtonal Sieme Carl Armstrong
Marion Yudy
Topeka
Kansas
Clair Goss
Albert Sibele
Buckley Field
Cole
Stanley Storrow
Mary Storrow
Michael Presant
Lorain
Ingleside
Cleveland
Gordon Greene
Clair Ross
Annabel
Clement Greene
Michael Fehlan
Ed Sholle
Fehslan
A. Renke
Homerville
Marjorie Edwards
Hher
New London Wedding Plans Delayed Due To Emergency Surgery
The wedding of Miss Lois Lash and Thomas Barnhart will be held at First Methodist in New London on Sunday afternoon June 19. The ceremony was postponed from late April after Miss Lash needed an emergency appendectomy. Local serviceman Paul Fuller, a Marine, arrived from Tokyo on a family-supported emergency furlough, and local health officials and water plant staff conducted annual water checks as plans proceed for a new theaterworks development.
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New London
Lois Lash
All. Lash
Thomas Barnhart
Henry Barnhart
Shelby
First Methodist Church
Miss Lash
Paul Fuller
Marines
Newlanden
Tokyo
Cpl
Fuller
Red Cross
Takyo
Griffin
Eadineer
Mansfield
Tom Gabele
Huron County Health Department
Widerworks
Eugene Funk
Southwestern Corporation
Mias Bernadine Adkins
Nelsonville
Mae Fuller
Carol Ann Heyman
Norwalk
Lewis Heyman
T. Parnell
Pittsburgh
Charles Rogner
Zelionople
Community notes and visits in Lorain area
West River Road residents hosted Mr and Mrs James Noyes and family from Lorain. Harborside visitor Kangas and relatives spent part of two days at home. Charney, an officer, traveled to Detroit and San Francisco for assignment. Markley School PTA meeting held amid illness and weather. plans discussed for a teacher appreciation event and upcoming grade activities.
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West River Road
James Noyes
Lorain
Herman Gerhart
Ford Road
Homer Langton
Columbus
Vise Weddsyaint
Moss Edit Hurlbut
Mos. Kangas
Haram Harbor
Kanvas
Lef Porty
Albert Charny
Kangas
Charney
Detroit
Mich
San Franciscy
R. EB. Hollis
Hollis
E. Steuck
Elyria
Markley
RE. Hollis
Koller
Execuivie
JH. Dean
Clifont Chemer
Peipils
Mardy
Metallesg
Ser
Transplants Need Root Over Their Heads
Garden tips explain protecting seedlings after outdoor transplanting. Shade with shingles or berry boxes, weigh with stones on windy days, and remove coverings by evening to let dew and rain aid rooting. Transplanting in cool calm conditions reduces shock and speeds establishment.
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Dean Halliday
Central Press Association
Itlm
Gis
Births and social notes from the Downey area
Ground served meals noted with names including Mr and Mrs Earl Planett and Kathryn Melnoires of Downey announcing the birth of a daughter named Karyo at 2am in May. Numerous visits and gatherings are recorded among Amherst Elyria Chardon Wellington and Tiffin residents with extended families, dinners, and a Walther League skating event.
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Earl Planett
Kathryn
Melnoires
Downey
Cal
Karyo
Lester Welchel
Amherst
Myron Keller
M. PL Zink
Elyria
A. FY. Gubara
Harvey Kangas
Harry Dennis
Larin
Andrew Charny
Chardon
Marlin Wuebner Jr
Loran
Henry Heidrich
And
Mire
Lawrence Wells
Niagwarn Falls
Thor- Jon Gannett
Clare Hill
Wellington
Heidrich
Harry Lauer
Lamoreaux
Freeman
West Ridge Social Roundup Reads Like Local Notes
West Ridge residents share a weekend of theater dinners and visits. Mr and Mrs Hareison Peters attended a Lourdes Academy play with Dewnie Rattray presenting a reading part. Numerous couples hosted dinners at homes in Oberlin and nearby towns, with guests including the Peases, Penfound, and numerous Peters, Mart, Miner, Maier, and Weaver families. A clipping from Tulane professor William Rattray notes his 18 years as botany professor and long symphony membership. A wedding of Ross Newell and Emma Brunner in Lorain drew attendance, followed by funeral services for Murvey Brown.
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West Ridge
Hareison Peters
Lourdes Academy
Clovesland
Dewnie Rattray
Harry
Milton Lauers
Obertin
Clifford Mart
Betty
Robert Miner
Robert
Ruby Maier
Cleveland
Mildred Weaver
New London
Dines Hillier
Vern Pease
Maury Pease
Oberlin
J. H. Penfound
New Orleans
William
Alf Newman
Tulane University
Viola
Elyria High School
Drusendah
Fea West
Bloyd Bryant
Hayris
Warren Marvis
Droswndahl
Methodist Church
Ernest Freeman
Carl Woh
Totstun Bla
Hose Shogter
Ebys
Diere
Bertha Mate
Find
Wo Moxnard Jd David
Ated
Meri Mallar
Dile
Myary
Robert and
Trvan
Mey
Mia
Miltan Babeah
Weoiy Brown
Maxie Beall
Wellington
Horbeind Huelie
Mortray
Gregor
Colifitt
Portal Gos Angeles
Sierced
Say
J Penfind
Mizdon
Wensy Penfound
Avon Lake Prom Night and PTA Birthday Dinner Observe School Spirit
Avon Lake juniors plan a spring prom at Spring Valley Country Club in Elyria with senior classmates and staff guests. The PTA Birthday Dinner drew 250 attendees, featured 14 new officers and a memorial plan for Avon Lake veterans, and noted 458 members with $1,243.04 raised for the 1945-46 year.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake School
Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria
Bob Dean
Plains
P.T.A
Jack Laidlaw
Dorothy Buck
Perry Taylor
Milburn Walker
Greg Stroh
William Cart- Man
F. P. Fischer
Shrer
Edith Diedrich
Milgurn Wielker
Hazel | Shriver
Martha Eckert
Bea Trey
Avon Lake Whin
Wart Cromer
Cleveland
Grafton News Notes Social Visits and Meetings
Clarence Benton returned home from a two week Scranton visit accompanying Ben-ton and guests, with Dr. Mary Kinsey interning in Akron and Mrs. Caroline Birch visiting from Buffalo. William Kinnect left for his base in San Diego after a 30 day visit with his parents. Loyalty Class met in May at the Methodist church with winners Robson and Finlaxser and guest night planned. Farm Bureau Council discussed fire protection at the Gest home with a meal for 15, June meeting set at the Mole home.
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Clarence Benton
Earl Maconeghy
Scranton
Benton
E. J. Harderhead
Mary Kinsey
Wells
Kans
People's Hospital
Akron
Marie Fledens
Caroline Birch
Buffalo
N. Y
William Kinnect
San Diego
Calif
Towa
Lewis
Frances Trembath
Fasey Robson
Edna Finlaxser
Grace McClintock
Mary Logan
Georgia Grew
William Gest
Farm Bureau Council
Clayton Mole
Burden
Henry Schriver
Wakeman Grange Forms Youth Committee and Schedules Event
Wakeman Grange No. 1399 held a regular meeting May 7 with Worthy Master Walter Theldt presiding. Floidge Radcliffe handled secretarial duties in the absence of the secretary. Richard Parsons received materials for his work as business agent. A youth committee was appointed. Announcement of the Huron County Youth Program set for May 22 at Wakeman Grange Hall urged youths to attend, not limited to Grangers. The next meeting will be at 8:30 p.m. Refreshments planned. members urged to attend promptly. News notes include Mrs. Delia Hachenberg and Charles Campbell visiting Kent, Mrs. Josephine Beecher returning to Wakeman with Mrs. Ginste, and Mrs. Ginste’s son Paul accompanying them.
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Lake Avenue
Grange
Grange Hall
Card Kames
Rita Starkey
Edna Behnke
Nellie Bdwards
Edith Miller
J. D. Jenkins
William Behnke
Ralph Edwards
Martin Krueck
Velma Gersak
Clara Krueck
Bessie Smith
Velma Ge
Patricia Karnes
Joan Rodman
la Dona Billingsley
Harold Starkey
Pauline Billingley
Floyd Karnes
Grange Hustlers
Anna Progoznik
Clara Kruvck
Alta Behnke
Ecoch
The
Pauline Billingsley
Maude Kindle
Dorothy Woodings
Lillian Winchell
Nature
Erma Jackson
Lake Avenue Community Workers
Lake Avenue Women's Association
Mary Croghry
Billingsley
Wes
Mary Croskey
Clara Krutek
Seve
Hulda Bander
Cora Weichel
Amherst
Wakeman
Wakeman Grange
Walter Theldt
Floidge Radcliffe
Richard Parsons
Huron County
Wakeman Grange Hall
Tunuit
Delia Hachenberg
Charles Campbell
Kent
Josephine Beecher
Waveman
Ginste
Glen
Oberlin Road Community Notes and Local Visits
Activities at East Oberlin church include W C T U meetings with pot luck lunch and a postponed society gathering to May 29 hosted by Mrs. McGregor and others. Nearby, church council plans Children’s Day on June 9 and a school picnic on June 16, with Professor Clarence Ward entertaining next Wednesday. Residents share travel updates and social visits among families in Oberlin and Amherst regions.
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Oberlin Road
East Oberlin
East Oberlin Church
McConkey
Church Council
Francis Wouldridge
Clarence Ward
Oberlin Chinch
Womens' Society
Bernard Wink
Myr
Albert Beese
Fred McRoberts
Detroit
Gar MeRoberts
Rosewmann
Charles Glover
Albert Betse
Cals
John
Strongsville
Williams of
Elyria
Gar McRoberts
Russia Township
Sendrack
Meg
Emma Manns
Millie Manns
Minnie Monns
Eliza Manns
Winfred Latterman
Chiphewa Lake
Jime
Doris Mesuriuk
Garden Club Meets Wakeman Garden Club
Wakeman Garden Club members were entertained at Mrs Eastman's home. Ruth Ross presided for the ill president. Members named a new rose and gave a rose poem. Mina Love won a rose contest. Ida Clark read an article on roses. Gertrude Skelton led the music. Alberta Foreman spoke on Australia. Next meeting at Pauline Ross's home on June 19.
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Garden Club
Wakeman Garden Club
Eastman
Ruth Ross
Aftor
Ida Clark
Mina Love
Gertrude Skelton
Jed
Alberta Foreman
Australia
Gertrude Shelton
Lydia Waller
Pauline Ross
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