Amherst High Holds 1940 Baccalaureate Service
A large crowd attended the Amherst High School 1940 baccalaureate at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church. Rev V V Hackley delivered the sermon titled The Game of Life and urged graduates to rise above past and present challenges toward peace. Commencement follows Wednesday with 59 seniors receiving diplomas and Grove Patterson of the Toledo Blade as guest speaker.
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Amherst
Amherst Hi
St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cuthbert Harris
C. E. Schmidt
Jesus
M. A. Hayes
A. Burris
Life
V. V. Hackley
D. D. Elmhurst
Hackley
Oliver Goldsmith
K. A. Hunt
Frederick Deiner
Lawrence Erb
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
United States
Robert Taft
Amherst High School
Eagles District Meeting Tonight in Amherst Aerie to Hear O'Brien
The Amherst Aerie of Eagles hosts a large evening meeting with speaker E J O'Brien of Marion Ohio addressing social justice aims. Secretary Henry Raesler notes claims of workmen's compensation mothers pensions and old age pensions while 20 candidates are expected to join the class. A fish fry accompanies the event.
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Amherst Aerie of Eagles
Eagles
E. J. O'Brien
Marion. O
Order of Eagles
Don Fullmer
Henry Raesler
Eagies
O’brien
Aerie
Memorial Day Address By Rev Kenneth Kuntz At Town Ball
Reverend Kenneth Kuntz of the Congregational church will deliver the Memorial Day address at the town program. The event includes prayers by Rev Buser and Rev Fr Smith, musical numbers, and a high school senior essay. Fraternal groups are invited to join the parade led by Marshal Hexman Short, forming at 9:30 a.m. and wreaths placed at the cemeteries.
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Kenneth Kuntz
Congregational Church
Town Hall
Buser
Fr. Smith
Hexman Short
High School Grads Attend Mass in Caps and Gowns
Parish eighth grade graduates of 1940 attended an eight oclock Mass in caps and gowns. The class included Mary Abraham Clara Acevez Gerald Anthony Helen Bardar Marie Bradley Lowie Chihay James Drozdowski Donald Franklin Robert Fuhrman Mary George Robert McCann Frances Muniga Marjorie Nagle Agnes Schwarz Sam Trus cello and Crete Young. Rev Fr J Smith gave a talk and the children's choir sang special music.
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Mary Abraham
Clara Acevez Gerald Anthony
Helen Bardar
Marie Bradley
Lowie Chihay
James Drozdowski
Donald Franklin
Robrt Fuhrman
Mary George
Robert McCann
Frances Muniga
Marjorie Nagle
Agnes Schwarz
Sam Truscello
Crete Young
Fr. J. Smith
Te Children’s Choir
James Radican
Chaims
A. P. Roth
Alex Dybdinski
Seniors Host School Socials For Faculty and Girls
Male teachers hosted a fish fry for the boys at eleven o'clock Friday. Faculty women served the May Breakfast at ten o'clock in Domestic Science rooms. Spring flowers decorated tables as Miss Lucile Leach acted as toastmistress. Papers included talks titled The Early Bird Birds of a Feather and Bird Notes by Misses Rice Stevens Mays and Matthews. Place cards were miniature diplomas in aqua and pink.
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Margaret Rice
Virginia Stevens
Thelma Mays
Louise Matthews
Amherst Association annual meeting at school auditorium
The Amherst Association will hold its annual meeting Friday evening in the school auditorium. Tickets are on sale and reservations are requested by Tuesday. Ham and fish will be served, followed by dancing, cards, and music by Jack Flynn's orchestra. Prizes will be awarded for card games and special recognitions go to the member traveling the greatest distance and the oldest member present.
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Amherst Association
Jack Flynn
Local club notices announce meetings and mass
Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland will meet Tuesday evening. The Legion Auxiliary will meet in Legion rooms Tuesday evening. A mass for dead soldiers of Amherst will be at St Josephs church at 8 a m Thursday. Joint installation of Eagles and Eagle Auxiliary Wednesday evening with May birthday parity.
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Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Amherst
St. Joseph's Church
The
Eagles and Eagle Auxiliary
Sunday School Meeting Postponed and German Service Noted
The teachers and officers meeting is postponed due to class night at school. The church council will meet Wednesday at 7 30 in the church parlors. No choir rehearsal this week because of school activities. A German service is planned for 8 30 next Sunday morning.
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Church Council
Concordia Club Session Amid Church Activities
The Concordia Club meets Tuesday evening in the church parlor with no choir rehearsal on Wednesday due to school events. A church council meeting is set for Friday evening. services honor the 65th anniversary of Sir Paul’s church with Rev H Abram of Fort Wayne to speak. A confirmation reunion since 1875 joins at 3 p.m. Rev Besse leads the program. a banquet follows at 6 p.m. in the school auditorium. Mrs Patrick Lynch of Youngstown, mother of Sister Mariion, died Saturday. funeral is Wednesday in Youngstown.
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Concordia Club
Church Council
Sir Paul's Church
H Abram
Fort Wayne
Ind
Besse
Patrick Lynch
Youngstown
Mariion
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Harold Hutchinson
Airs
Robert Unger
Harlan Rathwell
Charles Brooks
Hanilend
Wellinston
Bertha Beese
Harley Beese
Ezton
Tuesder
Mary Charken
Cascade Park
Eleanor Clark
Elyria
Mierion Bridgett
Mrueger
Mrr
Fred Biener
Metta Pierd
Neil McRoberts
Jessie Garfield Neld
Sheffield
H. KH. Eamends
la Grange High School
Luce Leiby
John Curtis
la Grange
Charles Hill
Elvia
Frank Krueger
Baby girl born to Mrs Roy Candito in South Amherst
Mrs Roy Candito of South Amherst was admitted and gave birth to a baby girl Saturday morning at the local hospital.
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Roy Candito
South Amherst
Local Social Notes From Cleveland And Akron Visit
Mr and Mrs Henry Bosse and Mr and Mrs Edward Smith of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs R C Bosse. Mr and Mrs William Eppley and daughter Crestiine spent the weekend with Amherst relatives. Misses Margaret Gachr and Dorn tha Smith attended the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention in Akron over the weekend.
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Henry Bosse
Edward Smith
Cleveland
R. C. Bosse
William Eppley
Crestiine
Amherst
Margaret Gachr
Dorntha Smith
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Akron
Oberlin Road Church Notes Highlight Services and Supper
Oberlin Road church held Sunday services led by George Edwards from the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology. A Wednesday supper aided 16 students active in the year, with music provided by Ais S S& Hetchinson, Mrs Rathwell, Mrs Newman, and Mrs Charles Broons.
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Oberlin Road
Oberlin
George Edwards
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Ais. S S& Hetchinson
Rathwell
Afrs Newman
Charles Broons
Backward Party Delights Women Society Meeting
The Womens Society event featured a backward theme with attendees wearing backward aprons, chairs turned to the table, and a backward serving dinner. Birthday tributes were given to Mrs. R. Newman and others amid songs and varied program numbers.
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Womens Society of the
Esli-Dey
Sundar
Irs
R. Newman
Socetr
Hobbs
Frances Chariton
West Ridge Hosts Annual Mother-Daughter Party
Members of the WoC T U with daughters and guests gathered at Mrs. Harry Lauer’s home for a Wednesday evening event. The program, led by president Miss Irwin Eidred, featured piano music by Lilian Eldrey, devotions by Mrs W C Porter, and a reflection on three biblical mothers. A closing prayer asked for eyes to open to world chaos and calls to undo damage. Mrs Porter and Mrs Miller sang of a mother’s love, then county president Miss Hinman spoke, followed by Mrs Lloyd Taylor on Temperance Education.
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West Ridge
Jocal Woc T. U
Harry Lauer
Irwin Eidred
Lilian Eldrey
W. C Porter
Hannah
Samuel
Moses
Herodias
St. John the Baptist
Porter
Miller
Eldred
Miss Hinman
Lloyd Taylor
Wellington Softball Schedule Highlights Local Matches
The schedule covers two weeks with Brenner vs Wellington Otis on May 27 and games through June 7. Notable entries include Penfield Merchants vs Cleveland Steel, Donkey ball on June 6, and Wellington Owls versus Foundry on June 7. Norman Forbush directs. supervisors are William Evans and Jack Hosgrand.
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Wellington
Brenner
Wellington O Tls
Kroger Grocery
Herock Clothing
Fourrdry and Penfield Merchants
Herrick Clothing
Brenners
Cleveland Steel
Hroger Grocers
Penfeld Merchants
Wellington Recreation
Foundry
Wellington Owls
Norman Forbush
William Evans
Jack Hosgrand
Memorial Sunder union service in Wellington church
Memorial Sunday service held at First Methodist Church Wellington with members of Elias Cooper Junior Club Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps American Legion Auxiliary Spanish American and Morgan-Dirlam Post Veterans marching in. Service led by Rev Lonzo S Green. Memorial Day May 30 at Greenwood Cemetery with parade from Public Square and Gettysburg Address.
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Memorial Sunder Union
First Methodist
Wellington
Elias Cooper
Hamlin Woman's Relef Corps
American Legion
American Legion Veterans
Lonzo S. Green
First Methodist Church
W. D. Armstrong
Mariam Dirlarm
E. L. Ashford
Charles Willard
W. J. Powell
American Legion Post
Alfred E. Tennant
Church of Christ
All Toose
Greenwood Cemetery
First Congregational Church
America
Lonzo S. Greer
Xirs
Diriam
J.C. MacDermott
Assembly Cail
A. E Tennant
Howard Spaiz
Clincn West
Eldreds host birthday party for Chester Sprague
Mr and Mrs Irwin Eldred entertained on Sunday for Chester Sprague with guests including Mrs Fulks and Evelyn of Lodi and Ralph Leiby family of Spencer. Additional visits came from Lews Frank Ruth Eldred and Stukel and Hart families. Harrison Peters attended Rudolf Serkin recital in Oberlin Tuesday evening.
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Irwin Eldred
Chester Sprague
Clifford Hart
Betty
EH. J. Huber
Harrison Peters
Rudolf Serkin
Oberlin
Local Church Services And Community Notes
Church announcements list prayer meeting moved to Monday at 7 30 due to Commencement. Sunday service features Cultivating and Keeping Strength and the Lord's Supper. Christian Endeavor to lead the 7 30 Sunday program with a full hour play. District Methodist meeting at New London church Wednesday. Local families visit and travel updates from Norwalk Dearborn Wilmington Pocatello and Gibsonville.
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Church of Christ
A. E. Tennant
New London
Community Notes From Edison Area And Surroundings
Edison residents host visitors from nearby towns while local firms expand. The Ohio Fuel and Gas company drills two gas wells on the Pauer farm. Norman Cramer earns a state Farmers Institute poster award for his work. The F F A group prepares for the New York World's Fair this week. Local families host relatives and guests from California Ohio and Cleveland as housing projects and visits unfold.
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BE. C. Schubert
Townline Read
F. C. Schubert
George Goettling
Cleveland
Reed Road
Norman Cramer
Farmers Institute
Norman
A. J. Carpenter
Kate Schubert
Elyria
Spencer News Notes Highlights Local Socials and School Break
Spencer notes show Max Friend hosting eight classmates at his home as nine years of schooling bind a close group. Various residents, from Mrs. Walter Bowen in Lorain to Mrs. Elizabeth Ingraham healing after a fall, appear in a week of visits, travel, and summer vacation closure.
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Spencer
Max Friend
S.els
Hazel Neidhardt
Lois Hanleyr
Wanda Rowe
Betty Yeagley
Robert Fuller
Jean Crosby
DeForest Colley
Irs
Walter Bowen
Lorain
Dutch Nash
Mir
Sam Woods
Ashland
Burke
Elise Howe
Dorothy Galletin
Woods
W. J. McInwaine
Doris Irene
Lodi Hospital
Charles Fuller
Layton Curtice
Charles Walters
Earl Friend
Charles Beymer
Columbus
May Kissinger
Wellington
Claudie Wendrick
Joan Weaver
Creston
Cinderella Tal
Ingraham
James Neely
Butter Tops All Food Fats In High Nutritive Values
CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN reports on oleomargarine production and sale reaching large scale. The piece cites laboratory findings to support product reliability and emphasizes cleanliness and scientific backing in the industry.
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Claud North Chrisman
Real Estate Transfers Show Across Lorain County
A long list reports transfers by the Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co and various property owners in Elyria Oberlin Lorain and surrounding townships. Transactions include parcels on Oberlin Elyria road West River Street and East 36th Street among others with multiple buyers and sublets noted. Several local notices mention residents with illness and social events and civic notices touch on community organizations.
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Harry O. Osborn
Hilary C. Nunnink
Oberlin-Elyria Road
Carlisle Township
Frans Stoble
Ethel J. Bara
West River Street
Elyria
Clara B. Brown
Leon H. Greenslade
Nichols Street
Black River Town
The
Citizens Home & Savings Assn. Co
Louis DeLues
7Th Street
Lorain
Paul Krasxow
E. al
Wiliam Persensky
East 36Th Street
Dava Baskin
Fay Lo Kshn
Shore Subdivision
Buckeye Country Club
Sheffeld Lake Village
Kathleen A. Keller
Edna Schrick
Hollywood Street
Oberlin Village
Howard L. Gorske
John Gorske
East College Street
Obe
Wes
View Reality Co
Madeline A. Hueffed
Valley View Drive
Columbia Township
Gladys G. Held
Rov Heid
Samuel Street
Willard D. Krauss
A. J. Gibson
Copcpa-Malfeit Creek
Columbi 2
Frank J. Mental
Vermilion -On
Erie Avenue
Lorain Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Emanuel Klein
Sublois
George E. Nichols
Elverta
Lorain County Amusement Co
John Pekras
2Nd Street
Firma
W. A. Elyio
James F. Hines
Foster Avenues
A. B. Roberston
James R. Gaccoigne
Connecicut Avenue
T. W. Willis
Mark S. Willis
Gulf Road
Elyria Township
Butter Fat Holds Unique Nutritional Qualities Says Wisconsin Study
University of Wisconsin researchers led by Drs Schantz Elvenjem and Hart report butter fat provides a distinct nutritional element not matched by corn oil coconut oil cottonseed or soybean fats. Experiments with milk diets and irradiated rats found vegetable oils failed to match butter fat even when fortified with vitamins A and E one finding noting the mammary gland may synthesize a special substance with no known substitute.
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University of Wisconsin
Natuve
Hart
Felow
Smythe Wins Ohio Skeet Championship in Shootoff
In Columbus on May 27 M L Smythe of Aurora defeated C T Black of Akron in a shootoff after both shot 93 of 100 in the All Gauge event. Smythe posted 24 of 25 in the tiebreaker to become the new Ohio Skeet champion, replacing Lee Harrison of Dayton.
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Columbus
M. L. Smythe
Aurora
Ohio
C. T. Blackshere
Akron
Smythe
Lee Harrison
Dayton
Oberlin Mother Daughter Banquet Hosts Local Guests
Brownhelm Mrs. John Miller attended a Mother Daughter banquet at the Oberlin Methodist church with her daughter Mrs. Andrew Smith. Other visits included F W Brandau, Mrs Claus and Florence, Mary Chapin, Russel and John Miller visiting E F Miller in Sullivan. Mgr Miller has been ill at home for a month, and George L Thourot and daughter Joan spent the weekend at the Thourot residence.
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Lois Thornton
Fort Worth
Tex
Clarence Thornton
Nellie Boone
Harry Greetham
J. T. McCourt
Alvin Neidhardt
Martin Weidrick
Litchfeld
John White
Victor Moore
Avon
Rose Maziz
Marr Howe
Floyd Howe
Cleveland
Decame
Bernita Wolf
Cecil Wolf
J. M. Erb
Medina
Fred Nichols
Nichan Weidrick
Brunswick
J. C. Hyrland
Akron
R. C. Parrish
Dutch Nash
Leci Hospital
John Miller
Andrew Smith
Oberlin
Oberlin Methodist Church
F. W. Brandau
Adam Claus
Florence
Mary Chapin
Russel
E. F. Miller
Sullivan
Mgr. Miller
George L. Thourot
Joan
Rome Radio Service and North Elyria Grange Game Canceled
The scheduled game between Rome Radio Service and North Elyria Grange has been canceled. Members of the Radio team are asked to meet at the Rone Radio shop on West Avenue at 7:15. Nearby family notices mention Dr and Mrs J A Thomas of Garrettsville and Mr and Mrs Harvey Brandau of Cleveland visiting in the area.
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Rome Radio Service
North Elyria Grange
Rone
West Avenue
A. A. Leaders Held To Only One Hit
The Kansas City Blues suffered their first defeat in 12 starts as Neate Andrews of St. Paul held them to one hit over 14 innings and shutout 3-0. In the nightcap Kansas City won 1-0 behind Pitcher Cherley Stancesu and Harry Taylor who limited the Blues to five hits.
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Kansas City Blues
Blues
Neate Andrews
St. Paul
Kansas City
Cherley Stancesu
Harry Taylor
Indians
Indianapels Indians
Columbus Red Birds
Syuth
Deo Band
Mickey Haefner
Minneapolis Agaist
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Standings and schedule updates in major leagues
Standings show Cleveland and Washington atop the American League with tight races and notable games. New York and Boston trade kicks as Detroit, Chicago, and Philadelphia vie for position. In the National League New York leads with Chicago and Philadelphia close behind amid today and tomorrow schedules. American Association and Pacific Coast League results and upcoming matchups are listed with city matchups and doubleheaders.
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Clukes
Washington
Nesterdas
Atheveland
New York
Boston
Pritadelp Err
St. Detret
Chicago
Iain Todas
Grimes
National Leagle
G. W. Tt
Beeston i
Fan
Philadelphia i
Cinemmnati
St. Louis
Newu York
CR Cure
Pittspurgh
Ves Tomour
Read Jewelers Back Elsra Merchants In Season Rename
The Elsra Merchants softball team will play as Read Jewelers for the rest of the season after securing a backer. Players must report for uniforms at Cascade at 6 o clock and be ready for fitting. Managers in Lorain County are invited to arrange a series with Read Jewelers by contacting Vic Masocovacs at 132 Erie Street.
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Elsra Merchants
Read Jewelers
Cascade
Lorain County
Vic Masocovacs
Erie Street
Duplex Foundry
Team Seeks Tuesday Game Request
Vic Silvers Jewelers seeks a game for Tuesday and asks interested managers to contact Thurman Elliott at 8073.
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Vic Silver
Jewelers
Thurman Elliott
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