Alumni Association Meet At LaGrange In May
LaGrange notes an Alumni Association gathering in the school auditorium on Saturday evening May 18 with Austen Matson as president. D. M. Spicer welcomed the Class of 1946 and a history of their group was given. Members from classes 1906 1916 and 1697 were acknowledged with dancing, refreshments, and remarks from area residents including Berea Wellington and California.
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Jeannette Witeos-Novle
D. M. Spicer
Ietler
Gertrude Frremin-Mason
Tucson
Ariz
Dora Mac Rockwood
Bew
Messrs Wor, Quire
Lakewood
Geape PL Jackin
California
Maxine Folsom
Lucille Rawson
Bill Wigert
Berea
Pranges Ryowics-Raish
Lifehtield
Bert Nes- Witt
Belden
Ifhe School
H. ©. Merriman
Harvey Hopkins
Mildred Hareham-Hemenwty
Wellington
Cleyveland
Brecksville
Fiyeit
Earl Wilson
W. G. Wilson
Judson Spicer
Cleveland Masonic Temple
C. W. Spicer
Evelyn and
Phillip
McKeesport
Camden Star notes retirement and local events
Mrs. Nettie Wood retires after 20 years at Camden High School. The Senior issue of the Camden Star honors her with a bouquet. Commencement saw her presented with roses by Miss Rite Searles. The page also lists family visits, births, and local weekend activities in Camden and nearby areas.
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Kipton
Camden High School
Nettie Wood
Fuguty
Camden Star
Allen Hospital
Giorge Irwin
Terry
Lakewood
George Irwin
Ho B. Cook
George Murphy
Akron
Mroo
C. J. Betts
James Miles
Kleinhane
Cleveland
Mere
Albin Mandebele
San Diego
Calif
JM. Whitney
Arthur Whitney
Donald Wayuisan
Ellen
Elma Perkins
Davidson
Villentine Metlar
Kulibuck
J. L. Brown
New Shiyma
Phi
H Davis
Richard Weight
New York City
Weight
New York Eye Institute
Louis Waite
Altoona
Roaring Spring
Margaret Ulk
Camden
Auen
Buyden
Mud Baths Help Seedlings Survive Transplanting
Seedlings kept moist with a mud bath before transplanting. Directions cover wetting roots, avoiding stem suffocation, and avoiding air pockets. Additional notes list 1946 activity points for students, awards, and a regional quiz winner Rita Eversole with $100 prize for best teacher essay.
Beers Defy Stereotypes At Garden Party For Thad Phipps
Thad Phipps attends the Ladies Flower Club Lawes Festival and Garden Party where he resists beer as a men’s drink but Milly serves it and reveals many ladies also sip beer or mix with lemonade and cider. The scene shifts to view beer as a beverage for all tastes and occasions.
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Thad Phipps
Gaally
Lawes
Thad
Milly Haretell
Milly Alyty
Shower of Gifts for Miss Camp in La Grange
Miss Camp reception events feature Miss Camp's marriage last Saturday. Rita Downs hosted a Park View Elyria linen shower with 21 relatives and friends. Duffy Construction coworkers held a kitchen shower on Dennison Avenue Elyria. Circles at M E church held a tired supper May 1 with officer changes. Birth days and routine notices conclude with tentative meeting plans.
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LA Grange
Miss Camp
Rita Downs
Park View
Elyria
Blaico
Duffy Construction Corporation
Ruth Seady Oon
Dennison
Ely
Mt Bunco
Catmp
Circle No 3
M. E
Harry Grabenstewer
Dale Bachtel
Leland Heath
Chita Wincheon
Javer
Local Social Guests Attend Elves On Southiy Home Event
OVOTHIBHL guests on Saveday gathered at the home of Mr and Mee Heory Pahrdon of Elves On Southiy. Attendees included Cael Fratz and Ann Donnie, Mrs Qaidd Dl Gure, Gimity and Mr and Mrs Prank Yast and Aubpes Meller. The gathering featured Supper at the Meter Hinme and a visit from Mee Poy Falcones Mro, with various attendees noted. A related note mentions an accident and hospital transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Mes
Cael Fratz
Ann Donnie
Saveday
Heory Pahrdon
Southiy
Qaidd
Prank Yast
Aid Aubpes
Charlie Whangey
Mamo
Archie Luttwell
Washibeten
Falcones
Hildladay
Ana
Clyde
Toran Hospital
Fragmentary OCR Item From Historical Page
Incomplete readable text shows scattered fragments possibly from a historical page. The legible bits mention numbers and names in a fractured layout, with unclear dates or events. No coherent人物 or events emerge to identify a definite news item or story.
Memorial Service and WWII Honor Roll at Clarksfield Church
Clarksfield Memorial service to be held at Clarksfield Methodist Church on Sunday May . Rev. Patrick of Creston to speak. Five local men to be honored posthumously for World War II service: Bart Bennett, Stanley Opperman, Eugene Kinnel, Robs eet Seneaght, and David L Warren. Roll call of honored dead to follow. Eighth Grade honors noted at Clarksfield Public Schools.
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Clarksfield Old
Clarksfield
Clarksfeld Methodist Church
Fonard HE Patrick
Creston
Patrick
Charksfield Township
Bart Bennett
Stanley Opperman
Eugene Kinnel
Robs Eet Seneaght
David L Warren
Clarksfield Township
Clarkefield
Clyde Bedford
Clarksfield Public Schools
Hartelands Ridge
Clearence Carey
Bedford
Jacqueline Jacobs
Joanne Farmer
Genevieve Leitner
Raymond Seuright
Kendig
Ronald Carey
Dean Rounds
Bessie Grimes
Clarence Carey
Clarence Rounds
Onie Russell
Ruby Allgood
Grace Russell
Norewalk
Alvin Fox
New London
Russell
Fox
Frank Bohn
Norwalk
Anemer
Vic
Wakeman
Eastern State
Ceargin Sanford Sested
Gertrude Webber
Mizic
Clerksfield
Geretrade Anderson
Gladys Gray
Naomi Merri
Leona Merrill
John Sanford
Nancvy Byron
Alberta Willians
Robert Pierce
Calvin Walcott
Ray Haugeted
Bonnie
Donwald Steinman
Culbert Meerill
Here
Vernon BS l
Elyria
Ernest Scheuffier
Amherst
Maoo
Dell Byron
Nancy
Gordus Byron Doson Wesley
Gey Poder
Leonard Poder
Chefield Township
Dundd
Columbia PTA Meats Columbia Meeting Recap
The Columbia PTA met on Tuesday to review committee reports from several school areas. Frederick Q Culbrumn served as treasurer, with thanks given to officers and aides. new officers were installed including Mee Rey EF Patt and Jo Ho Bortter as president, with other roles noted.
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Columbia
Rey Fish
Frederick Q
Pee Cout
Cher Mposeh
Mss
Berea
Garden Club News and September Meeting Planned
The article notes a garden club gathering at East Side Garden Center with refreshments led by secretary Mrs Jerry Keyse. Officers including outgoing president Mrs Lyman Hitchcock were acknowledged. September marks the next meeting and a June 19 guest day is planned at Columbia Hills club house with Mrs T W Churchill and Mrs Gordon W Bartter organizing. Victor Ries reported.
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Matt Koenig
C. Lennerth
Zurkin
Willard Hathaway
J. T. Cooper
Lyman Hitchcock
Garden Club
East Side Garden Center
Art Museum
Sunday Guests At Erhart Farm In Elyria
Mr and Mrs Ed Rosner Miss Pauline Zimmerman and Mr and Mrs Fred Zimmerman and son Donny of Lorain visited the Erhart family in Elyria Me. Other locals and neighbors were noted as visiting or hosting relatives in Batavia and nearby towns.
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Erhart
Ed Rosner
Pauline Zimmerman
Elyria
Fred Zimmerman
Donny
Lorain
Dan Schulich
Tallmidge
Karl Kramer
Gene Kramer
Medina Community Hospital
Ual
Dood Poinsoning
Duane Meyer
Eugene Bower
Seville
Bert Meyer
Frank Ullrich
C. Martin and
Russel Fish
Chatham
Albert Gross
Howard Grabbenstetter
Valley City
George Neumeyer
Sick Fist
George Meyer
Joe Barth
Lena Koopt
Litchfield
Sam Meyer
Prank Ulrich
The
Gorge
Arthur Maxworthy
Lawrence Bouche
Adaline Bouche
Chevehind
Mia
Wilfred Fries
John Nett
A. Beache
Bertrand Lockyer
Fairview Park Hospital
Peart Grausam
Vidley City
Albert Erbuet
Glen Yannayon
Vhaldren
Bertrand Lovkyer
Feciay Am
Birthday Observances and Local Visits in Remson and Cleveland
Residents honor the birthdays of Ed and E. Lockyer in Remson as relatives visit from Valley City and Cleveland. Mrs. Bauer suffers painful injuries after a rug fall in Cleveland. Several Cleveland guests visit the Ed Richter home and related households. Calvin Neff returns from Shanghai and was feted by family including Neffs from Rocky River and Cleveland. Other callers include Eddie Richter and Mrs. Frank Fries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lockyer
Remson
E. Lockyer
Anna Derck
Vincent Derck
Valley City
Albert Erhart
Ed Bauer
Cleveland
B. B. Spieth
Calvin Neff
Shanghai
China
Charles Neff
Rocky River
Andy Neff
Willis Neff
Calvin Nel
Beatrice Fries
Eddie Richter
Frank Fries
Dave Ke
Avon Lake Annual Awards Ceremony Preview
Avon Lake Supt. J. King will present activity Jetters and medals at the closing assembly on May 24. Statistics show a sharp rise in gold medals over last year with a decrease in first and second Panwatic heels.
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Avon Lake
J. 1. King
Wakeman Short Notes and Beecher Visits
Wakeman notes report Mrs Elma Erswell and Mrs Willis Erswell from New London visiting Mr and Mrs Elmer C Beecher and later calls to Mrs Josephine Beecher at Glen Becher home. Beecher family entertained friends from New London and Cleveland Sunday. In Bellevue Ohio a nickel plate spike from 1882 joined track and now rests in Nickel Plate museum in Cleveland after being given by Walter P Callopy, longtime locomotive engineer.
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Wakeman
Elma Erswell
Willis M. Erswell
New London
Elmer C. Beecher
Josephine Beecher
Glen Becher
Edwin Fathauer
Parma
Beecher
Bellevue
Cleveland
Walter P. Callopy
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Kenneth Taw
Iad Mel
Burt Wileas
Harold Kesson McAl Pibe
Fuzzy
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
Ira Kipinger
W. Hodoves
Dean Halliday
Central Press Association
Spectrum
Carol Blesser
Elaine Burmeister
Jnck Carrel
Patsy Keller
Louise Klingshirn
Jane Murbach
Betty Urig
Natalie Vargo
Marty Snitzky
Edith Brinker
Somerville
N. J
Rita
Mike Higgins
Bo Chapman
Robert Kimble
Carolyn Trigalet
Bors
Friends
Kimble
Huntington Park
Bay Village
Paul Burgess
Texas
Glen Beard
William Dreschner
Bob
Birmingham
Mich
Adeibaioe
Joe Marsh
Thad Phipps and
United States
Founda
Dad
Loomis Co
LaGrange
Weber Reef
Urganices
Ata Ceernt Aneeheg
Chirence Roiele
Ktectous of
Affiewrs Wert
Bazel Story
Bonnie Rounds
S.ee
Rosemary Stober
Seretary
Mery Filen Ryan
Treasures Ore Cards
Recreancagles Or
Ard
Barbara Cavey
Press Reperuer
Retary
Jerry Keyse
Wezof
Miliune
Dr. M
Weinstein
Pure DT Ins
Vic Silver
Broad Street
Res
Marshall's
Mary
Hee Tereuge
Ostrov's Shoe Store
Wilson Brothers
Middle Avenue
Max van Wormer
Russelfichmiligen
Alan van Wormer
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