Judge to speak at Memorial Day program in Columbia
Memorial Day activities in Columbia begin withJudge David Goldthorpe of Oberlin Municipal Court as featured speaker at 10 a.m. in the high school auditorium. The event, directed by the Edward Madak Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 924, includes special music by the Columbia PTA Mothers and the Columbia High School Band. A parade from the school to Columbia Park follows, with a VEW ceremony and memorial flowers for five local World War II fallen.
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Goldwater Faces Southern Pushes in Campaign Tour
Washington dispatch notes Goldwater strategists plan Dixie stops to court Southern voters as Kennedy returns from the South. Observers say Kennedy enjoys courteous reception. Goldwater aims to win key Southern states vital to Republican plans for the nomination.
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Legion Post Plans Service and Parade
A North Eaton area item notes an American Legion Post will hold services and a parade. The event includes a public ceremony at Chestnut Lodge Durkee and features speakers tied to the Goldwater and Republican themes, with participation from local organizations and groups.
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Oberlin College Calendar Sets Four End Year Events
Oberlin College lists four events before the academic year ends on June 7. Highlights include Tamarin Senior recital with Laura Glazier piano, a Sudden brass ensemble, a guest recital with Daniel Maieske violin, and an Eye Eye program with Cleveland Orchestra members. Admission by member card.
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Bridge match details raise questions on bidding and play
North South vulnerable in a team match between York and London. The article examines two three notrump hands and bids, noting both declarers failed to make games in spade, heart, or diamond as played at the table. It discusses the compatibility of opening bids with modern theory and the effect of defensive plays on contract outcomes.
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Home Economics Class At OSU For North Ridge Homemakers
North Ridge members of the Homemakers Club plan a short course at Ohio State University June 1 1 to study home economics and related subjects. They will stay in the college dormitory during their course. The club recently hosted a chicken barbecue at Mrs Michael Stoffans home where outdoor cookery was demonstrated by Mrs Stoffan and Mrs Harvey Nessel. Mrs Herman Dreger reported on Lorain County Home Demonstration to The Pottery in West Virginia. Tuesday's meeting ends club activities until September.
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Lorain County
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Norwalk Grads to Hear OC Prof at Commencement
Norwalk graduates will hear OC professor Dr Taurin F. As, a physics expert from Gherim College, speak on Roots and Flowers at the commencement exercises on June 3. James McEadesehwl will introduce him, with James Ross and the board members present to distribute diplomas. Valedictorian James Rothel and salutatorian Mary Silcox lead the class which carries the motto Nothing Is Constant Except Change. colors yellow and white with a yellow rose as the class flower.
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Eaton PTA installs officers for 1963 64 year
Mrs Ruby Fisnburn Eaton School principal and past PTA president installed new Eaton PTA officers for the 1963 64 year. Alvin Petrykowski president Mrs Stephen Marsalko vice president Mrs Maran Blame secretary and Roy Borchert treasurer. A talk by Mrs Robert Jenson of the Black River Girl Scout Council opened the program with a discussion to follow. An airings handwriting analyst was unable to attend due to illness.
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Alvin Petrykowski
Stephen Marsalko
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Roy Borchert
Robert Jenson
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Steam iron inventor dies in Florida
Funeral services were scheduled Friday for M Keine age 77 of St Petersburg Florida who invented the steam iron in the 1900s after his work on synthetic fibers and atom stability.
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Radio preacher dies in Florida at 77
The Rev Carl J Hoffman 77 a Lutheran minister and pioneer broadcaster died Friday in St. Petersburg Florida. Hoffman began radio ministry in 1930 and had a long career broadcasting from Minneapolis Minnesota and various stations nationwide.
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