Poppies Roll In From Soldiers Home For Wellington Drive
The Morgan Dilan Post of the American Legion leads a poppy sale in Wellington to honor World War veterans. About 1500 poppies were donated from the Soldiers' Home at Sane dusky. proceeds aid disabled veterans. Organizers include Mrs. George Bishbaugh and Mrs. David Arnold.
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Wellington
Muay &B
Schoo
Morgan Dilan Post
American Legion
Sanedusky
Legion
George Bishbaugh
David Arnold
Seventh Grade Chapel Delights Junior High Audience
Seventh grade pupils presented a Friday chapel program featuring hymns and solos. Beulah Dague led devotional readings, Verna Walters played Minuet in G, Mary Marlette performed Always, and a girls quartet sang My Ship. Instrumental duets and a puppet show of Jack and the Bean Stalk followed, with Paul Fortney portraying Jack and another student as Jack's mother.
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Beulah Dague
Verna Walters
Diving Berlin
Mary Marlette
Gertrude Greetham
Wilma Breer
Poppet
Jack and
Jack
Paul Fortney
Local figures listed in an uncertain historical notice
A fragmented OCR notice lists names including Gertrude Greetham a butcher and several others such as Karl Olen Houlah Daigue Giant's Wife Phylly Yox theimers Heades and Gurdon Barnes, with no clear context or event attached. The readable items suggest a roster or group but lack identifiable actions, dates, or locations.
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Gertrude Greetham
Butcher
Karl Olen
Faudry Qaven
Houlah Daigue
Giant
Phylly Yoxtheimers Heades
Gurdon Barnes
Memorial Day program planned for South Amherst
Memorial Day services are set for Thursday with a 10:00 AM march from the town hall to the cemetery. The group will decorate graves, sing “America” and “My God to Thee,” and honor veterans with a reception at the town hall. Focused by the Legion and auxiliary, with Honor guests including Mayor Garland and Prosecuting Attorney Butler, and a march detailing the Colors and firing squad.
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Amherst
Mareh
Amerie
Priver
Hey
David Davids
Henry Land
Dary
Floward Butler
Newrer
Legion Anxfiaey
Gold Star
Auxiliary
Marshall Willam Meacham
Colors
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Garland
Attorney Tattler
Swiss Lodge
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Churches in Monroe Open Doors for Sunday Services
Church notices list services for Congregational, St John s Evangelical, Catholic and Methodist parishes with times for morning worship Sunday school and public services. The Monroe area began Swiss cheese production in 1845 by Glarner settlers, shifting to cheese after crops failed 22 years later.
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David Davids
St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmid
R. J. Steiger
R. ¢. Jenson
Monroe
Wis
United States
North Ridgeville Garden Club Holds First Evening Meeting
North Ridgeville May 26 Monday evening the first evening meeting of the North Ridgeville Garden Club was held at the town hall. Mrs Ely announced that Mrs Andrewa would chair the flower show in September and a June visit to Dr Rankin's rose garden was planned with a lecture on rose culture. Members and guests heard talks on bulbs and thrips control by Howard Van Arsdale and H W Happ, with gardening tips and a later social hour.
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Garden Club
Nortie Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
J.oh. Ely
Vern Andrewa
Teh
Bach
Kuby Mit
Minor Eldred
Leonard Rowe
H. G. Stavey
H. W. Hopp
Lee Walker
Avon Charm Club Meets Avon
Mrs Vern Fry hosted the Charm Club at her home on Friday afternoon with bridge as the featured pastime. Prizes went to Mrs Walter Rauscher Mrs Florence Curtiss and Mrs Charles Wilford. Light refreshments followed. The club plans to meet in two weeks at Mrs Carl Schafer s home with Mrs Florence Curtiss and Mrs Mat Casper attending. The Sixteen Clan was entertained by Mr and Mrs Frank Pickering on Detroit Road with Carte as the game and prizes awarded to Mrs Gladys Buck and Rob
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Charm Club
Avon
Vern Fry
Walter Rauscher
Florencee Curtiss
Charles Wilford
Carl Schafer
Florence Curtiss
Mat Casper
Frank Pickering
Detroit Road
Cartis
Gladys Buck
Rob
Amherst May 25 Distinction Day Chapel Program
Amherst Ohio May 25 Distinction Day marked by the entry class 4 at Senior High chapel with a mock marriage featuring Eric Nord and John Brown among others. Switging the Vote pantomime and several songs were performed by seniors and juniors with readings and group singing. Memorial Day services by three Scotch lodges will begin at Elmwood cemetery then Crown Hill Brownhelm and Elyria with Daughters of Scotia and Clan Gordon joining.
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Amherst
Kathryn Murray
Bride
Eric Nord
John Brown
Karl Sabiers
Ben Schaeffer
James Ehrman
Elton Becker
Junior Higherls
Broadway
Rosemary Radde
Betty Braun
Nadine Aldrich
Marylyn Pretch
Ruth Miller
Ralph Holzhauer
Henry Sharp
May Holzhauer
Lerain
Clan Gordon
Thistle Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Lady Gordon
Daughters of Scotia
Elmwood Cemetery
Crown Hill Cemetery
Jessaming Lodge
Brownhelm Cemetery
Elyria
Mathes Funeral Rites Held For Minnie Mathes
The late Mrs Minnie Mathes 72 of South Amherst Road lay in state as friends and relatives paid their last tribute Rev C E Schmidt officiated The German hymn Lasst Mich Gehen was sung by Mrs Roemer and Rev Schmidt Safe in the Arms of Jesus by Mrs Roemer and Miss Hilda Krieg Pallbearers included Charles Nickel Ed Brucker Ed Schwitzki Dewey Faeckler A Jumont and Don Rumsey Interment at Evergreen Cemetery Baker Co conducted the services
Graduates to Lead Sunday Service at Amherst Hi Church
Six Amherst High graduates Elen Becker Alex Burnett Jennie Frederick Geoffrey Monger Ben Schaeffer Leg Stilwald will lead a patriotic Sunday morning service at the Congregational church Rev Eastman to speak Youth in the New Day Legion and auxiliary members to attend in a body Loyal Workers Club Hosts Barr then plans two weeks at Rob Pickering home with games and lunch after.
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Amherst Hi
Congregational Church
Elen Becker
Alex Burnett
Jennie Frederick
Geoffrey Monger
Ben Schaeffer
Leg Stilwald
Eastman
Legion and Auxiliary
Frog Siamese Twins Die Under Knife
NILES Ohio. surgeons led by J F Flaherty attempted surgical separation of frog Siamese twins but the procedure failed and the pair did not survive.
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Niles, Ohio
J. F. Flaherty
Niles Tailor
Local clubs hold meetings and talks across Amherst area
Hickory Tree Grange holds regular meeting at grange hall Milan avenue Tuesday evening with J Scheasser of Elyria presenting The Direct Credit Association. Norwalk and Amherst Townsend clubs postpone rally to Vermilion Sunday afternoon June 2 featuring a Toledo speaker. Vermilion plans a new club. Baccalaureate services for South Amherst High at St John Evangelical Reformed Church Sunday at 7 30. Happy Hour Club hosts Misses Kuhn for needlework and luncheon. next meeting in two weeks. Mrs B A Jenne attends South Amherst Mother Daughter party. Oberlin and Amherst residents visit South Amherst and Amherst.
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Grange Hall
Milan Avenue
J. Scheasser
Elyria
Direct Credit Association
Norwalk
Amherst Townsend
Vermilion
Toledo
South Amherst Hi
St. John Evangelical Reformed Church
Happy Hour Club
Gertrude
Hilda
Katherine Kuhn
Dewey Road
Phylis Jacobin
Francis Thompkins
Susan Gambish
Phylis Sabiers
Florence Guild
Ames Ivan
B. A. Jenne
South Amherst Methodist Church
Dewey Fackler
Amherst
South Amherst
F. C. Moore
Oberlin
Siamese Frog Twins Die After Surgeon Attempts
Johnny and Joseph, joined frogs observed by tailor surgeon Flaherty, died on a bench in his workshop. The pair were described as the queerest frogs, with legs joined from birth and only one able to jump while the other twin was carried along. Flaherty had attempted separation.
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Johnny
Joseph
Flaherty
California Has Another Venus at USC
The University of Southern California physical education department selects Peggy Sweet as the most perfect physical specimen among female students. Sweet weighs 127 pounds, stands 5 feet 6 inches, and has measurements 34-2-38 with 20 inch thighs and 13 inch calves. She has short curly blonde hair, sparkling eyes, and a sun tan. She aims to become a physical education teacher.
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LOS Anceles
University of Southern California Physical Education Department
Qdeks Ita
Peggy Sweet
Mikgy Sweet
Dig Up Turtle 40 Feet Down
LOS ANGELES A three inch snapping turtle found in an earth pool 40 feet underground during downtown building excavations appeared lifeless but began to crawl after several hours in sunlight. Biologists noted turtles often flee into crevices and hibernate when conditions suit.
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Los Angeles
State allocations for FISA filings total 208 million
States have allocated 208,134,869 to cover FISA applications. California alone accounts for 67,222,000 or more than one third of the total, highlighting regional funding disparities.
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FISA
California
Charles Camrell Retires After 49 Years as Locomotive Engineer
Charles Camrell, a 70 year old locomotive engineer, resigns after nearly fifty years of service with no accidents. The long serving issuer ends a career marked by safety and dedication in the rail transport field.
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Buston
Iit
Charles Camrell
Building Construction Boom Reported in California
SAN FRANCISCO California leads the nation in a boom in home building and modernization FHA district director Clifford C Anglim announced Banks and lending institutions are aiding the expansion as construction plans move forward across the state.
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San Francisco
California
Clifford C. Anglim
Federal Housing Administration
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Amherst Personals
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N. Logan ST
City Cab
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