Ridgeville Announces Memorial Day Program Details
The North Ridgeville Memorial Day committee outlines a 11 am town hall start with prelude by Mrs. Grace Knapp and invocation by Rev. E C Young. St Peters School chorus and Girl Scouts perform as Elmer Dudk and Regina Kathe play.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Memorial Day
Grace Knapp
E. C. Young
St Peter’s School
Elmer Dudk
Regina Kathe
T. W Gilliland
United Presbyterian Church
Elyria
Edward Gibbons
First Battalon
145Th Infantry
Elyma
Drum and Bugle
Victor Reese
Two Motorists To Be Arraigned
Two motorists were arrested on charges of driving under the influence overnight and yesterday afternoon. Milton Shipton of Rocky Rover was arrested at 3 19 am on East Bridge Street after a near collision with railroad pillars. Police say he believed he was in Amherst en route to Vermilion. He faces arraignment tomorrow per Police Chief E J Stanfard. Charles Wotitring of 156 Stanford Avenue was arrested at 3 25 pm yesterday after a collision at Broad Street and Middle Avenue involving Mrs Ann Lichtenberg of Cleveland. police say the other driver was not at fault and Wotitring was not arraigned today.
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Polie
Milton Shipton
Rocky Rover
East Bridge Street
Shipley
Amherst
Vermilion
E. J. Stanfard
Charles Wotitring
Stanford Avenue
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Ann Lichtenberg
Cleveland
Polce
Wouiine
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Displays Unusually Beautiful Bloom
Ridge Hill Memorial Park reports the cemetery is unusually beautiful now with tulips and lilacs in bloom. The park remains open for visitor inspection.
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Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Brown Hotel guest fined for disorderly conduct arrest
Harley Kreuszfeld of the Brown Hotel was fined 35 dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested at 1:55 am at East Avenue and Broad Street for quarreling with his wife in a car. Police say he pulled his wife from the vehicle and she fell on the pavement. she lives at 219 East Avenue.
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Harley Kreuszfeld
Brown Hotel
Joseph Q. Petro
East Avenue
Broad Street
Now Comes to New Delightizi Tasting Babble Form
A promotional note announces the arrival of Delightizi tasting events featuring a new Babble form. The brief invites readers to sample flavors and experience the latest product variant.
Evangelist Begins Evangelistic Series at Nazarene Church
Rev. R. J. Smeltzer will start a series of evangelistic services at the Church of the Nazarene tonight. He brings missionary and pastor experience and will preach through May 2 to June with services each evening at 7:45, including Saturdays, at 111% Harwood Street Elyria.
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R. J. Smeltzer
Church of the Nazarene
Harwood Street
Memorial Day Services at Clarksfield Methodist Church
A Memorial Day program is set for 2 30 p m Thursday at Clarksfield Methodist Church. It includes invocations, songs by the Brighton quartet, solos by Leah Croshaw and Hale McClaflin, an address by Rex Bracy, martial music by the New London Military Band, and a march to the Soldier s Monument to read the honor roll. Benediction closes the program.
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Clarksfield Methodist Church
Howard Patrick
Brighton Quartette
Leah Croshaw
Fitchville
Hale McClaflin
Rex Bracy
Huron County
New London
Patrick
Entries Grow for Elyria Home Painting Contest
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce clean up and paint up committee reports rising interest in a citywide home painting contest. Thirteen entries have been received with inquiries from others. prizes will be awarded in five districts. Entrants must notify the committee before work begins to allow prepaint photos. postpaint photos will determine winners.
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Elyria
Election board reports extra candidate expense accounts
The board of elections announced additional expense accounts filed for the primary election. Amounts listed include E. C. Collen 109 dollars, Lewis Daniels 60, J. N. Eid 213, Sheriff Carl Finegan 110, Diem Knechtges 25, Gerald Nau 188, Fred Ruth 128, J. D. Ryan 30, Louis Stolzenburg 21, and Mose Wilder 21.
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Board of Elections
E. C. Collen
Lewis Daniels
J. N. Eid
Carl Finegan
Diem Knechtges
Gerald Nau
Fred Ruth
J. D. Ryan
Louis Stolzenburg
Mose Wilder
Compensation Office Closed Memorial Day
The Elvira office of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation at 322 Broad Street will be closed Thursday for Memorial Day. Manager L B Lancashire announced the closure. Claimants with Thursday reporting day should report on Friday this week.
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Elvira
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Broad Street
L. B. Lancashire
Three Elsma Juniors Elected Cheerleaders for Next Year
Three Elsma High School juniors were elected cheerleaders for the next school year after yesterday's tryouts before a student assembly. Elected are Wallace Harpsier, Stewart Hawthorne, and Pete Peterman. Harpsier already serves on this year’s cheerleading staff. Hawthorne and Peterman will be new cheerleaders.
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Elsma High School
Wallace Harpsier
Cornell Avenue
Tewart Hawthorne
Washington Avenue
Pete Peterman
Fourth Street
Harpsier
Special Graduation Watch Display At Haserodts
Elyria High School 1940 graduates will win 17 jewel Waltham watches through a Haserodt Jewelry window display. Pictures of 320 graduates by De la Var studios are split by gender in two windows with numbered images around a large disc. A clock mechanism moves a pointer to the winner, who will receive a watch when the pointer stops. Officials hope the process concludes before commencement.
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Elyria High School
Waltham
Haserodt Jewelry Company
de la Var Studios
Judge Rules Wife Not Bound By 1932 Will clause
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook ruled that a wife cannot waive her right to elect after her husband’s death. The National Bank of Lorain as administrator contested Katherine Wiegand’s decision to take under state law rather than the will. The court found the 1932 agreement not binding on her current election.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
National Bank of Lorain
John J. Wiegand
Katherine Wiegand
C. E. Schmidt
Amherst
Vat of oil ignites at Stude baker Chemical Plant
Firemen were called to the Stude baker Chemical Company plant at 4 15 p m yesterday when a 30 gallon vat of soybean oil overheated and ignited. The portable vat and its contents were removed and the fire confined to the oil with no property damage. Quad Company No 1 and Engine Company No 3 responded.
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Studebaker Chemical Company
Quad Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 3
Three Autoists Fined for Traffic Violations
Three motorists were fined one dollar and costs yesterday after arraignment before Justice H. C. Cummings. Julius Fodor of St. Joseph Michigan T. W. Kimball of Chaois and W. W. Coackley faced penalties. Fodor and Kimball were cited for failure to stop at Routes 57 and 10 while Coackley was fined for driving 65 miles per hour on Route 10.
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Justice of the Peace
H. C. Cummings
A. F. Banks
Carlisle
Julius Fodor
St. Joseph
Mich
T. W. Kimball
Chaois
W. W. Coackley
Coackley
Hoover outlays plan for national defense under central administrator
The piece discusses a proposed single headed administrator with assistant heads for labor agriculture and industry to oversee Army and Navy procurement. It calls for a non partisan advisory board representing key sectors and a centralized munitions research organization funded by the government. Hoover warns of rising dangers and urges rapid, non partisan production leadership.
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Army
Navy
G. A. A. Officers Are Announced
At the annual high school G A A banquet in Oberlin May 28 the senior girls and new officers were named for next year. President Elizabeth Carr vice president Betty Gutman secretary treasurer Jane White recorder Betty Carson sports managers Lilian Dudley Sonia Moyer Jeanne Court Lucy Hall Pat Scott Katherine Court Betty Roberts. Split O awards went to Wilma Lathrop Marian Reed. O awards to Betty Gaiman Gerda Anders Sonia Moyer Carol Morrison Jean Reisinger Wilda Wheeler. Numerals earned by L Chambers E Cook K Court J Durand E Haylor M Hayward E Johnson B McRoberts J Porter P Scott E Spencer N Spotts V Tanner M Utterback T Quinn.
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Oberlin
Elizabeth Carr
Betty Gutman
Jane White
Betty Carson
Lilian Dudley
Sonia Moyer
Jeanne Court
Lucy Hall
Pat Scott
Katherine Court
Betty
Wilma Lathrop
Marian Reed
Betty Gaiman
Gerda Anders
Carol Morrison
Jean Reisinger
Wilda Wheeler
L. Chambers
E. Cook
K. Court
J. Durand
E. Haylor
M. Hayward
E. Johnson
B. McRoberts
J. Porter
P. Scott
E. Spencer
N. Spotts
V. Tanner
M. Utterback
T. Quinn
Plans For National Hi Y Congress At Oberlin
Plans are under way for the third bi annual National Hi Y Congress to be held in Oberlin in June 2024. Oberlin College will host about 1200 delegates with college buildings kept open for housing. Oberlin High School contributes funds to support delegates from South America.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Oberlin High School
South America
Missionary Rev Ira Gillett Speaks at Oberlin Club Luncheon
The Rev Ira E Gillett missionary from Mozambique East Africa in a Portuguese colony spoke at the Oberlin Exchange club luncheon held Monday at the Oberlin Inn. A graduate of Oberlin College and the Oberlin School of Theology he is in this country on furlough and discussed conditions in the colony and his work there.
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Ira E. Gillett
Mozambique
East Africa
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Gillett
Oberlin College
Oberlin School of Theology
Junior senior banquet set for tonight at First Methodist
The high school junior and senior banquet will be held tonight at six o clock in the First Methodist church. A junior committee oversees the program and annuals will be distributed during the event.
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First Methodist Church
Oberlin Dem precinct committee elects chair at von Blum home
The newly elected Democratic precinct committeemen of Oberlin held an organization meeting at the home of John von Blum, committeeman for precinct 2. Gerald Keller, precinct 6, was elected chairman. Mr. von Blum presided over the gathering.
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Oberlin
John von Blum
Gerald Keller
Von
Blum chosen secretary treasurer and county reps named
Blum was selected as secretary treasurer. Other committeemen named include John S. Diekhoff precinct 1 Lester Mason precinct 3 Reuel Frost precinct 4 Luke Steiner precinct 5. Keller recommended to the County Central Committee as Oberlin's representative on the county executive committee.
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Blum Vers
John S. Diekhoff
Lester Mason
Reuel
Frost
Luke Steiner
Mr. Keller
County Central Committee
Oberlin
Oberlin students tour Federal Reserve and Cleveland Stock Exchange
May 24 a group of second year business administration men from the Oberlin School of Commerce visited Cleveland to study monetary and banking systems. Mr Kutscher led the tour with Mr Flinkers providing an in depth explanation of Federal Reserve workings.
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Kutscher
Oberlin School of Commerce
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve System
Mrr. Flinkers
Final examinations and recitals announced for College arts events
The College of Arts and Sciences schedules the first day of final exams and a council meeting at Carnegie Library at 2 30 p m. A Conservatory of Music student recital at 7 15 p m. May 30 follows Memorial Day May 31. Sophomore music exam at 1 00 p m. June 1 features an Eurythmics demonstration recital at Warner Hall and a piano recital by Miss Lucile G Byler at 4 30 p m.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Carnegie Library
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Lucile G. Byler
Local Socials and Visits Across Ohio and Nearby States
Gilman and Herbert Barnes along with the Walter and Walker families and Gordon, Carl Keller and Charles Hackbush from Avon Lake. Joe Bank of Cleveland. Evelyn Hermann of Lorain. J Boley of Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Rudy Krebs and Jerry spent the weekend with Kate Heider. Lucille Clark returned to New York City after visiting her parents Owen and Mrs. Clark. Leo Heider and daughters visited relatives in Chicago. William Pyson of Sandusky attended graduation exercises Thursday evening. Mrs Josephine Schuster was…
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Gilman
Herbert Barnes
Albert Walker
Gordon
Carl Keller
Charles Hackbush
Avon Lake
Joe Bank
Cleveland
Evelyn Hermann
Lorain
J. Boley
Lakewood
Rudy Krebs
Jerry
Dover
Kate Heider
Lucille Clark
Owen Clark
New York City
Leo Heider
Chicago
William Pyson
Sandusky
Josephine Schuster
Social notes from Cleveland area Sunday gatherings
The record lists residents visiting relatives and hosting guests. Mrs. Anne Bennett of Boise Idaho accompanied a woman taken to the Cleveland Clinic for observation. Ed Garth and the Pedersens shared Sunday hospitality with Dell Dunning Nina and the Grell and Williams families from Loraine.
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Cleveland Clinic
Anne Bennett
Boise
Idaho
Ed Garth
Cleveland
Carl Pedersen
Dell Dunning
Nina
Robert Grell
George Williams
Lorain
Stoece Family Visiting Lorain Parents Sunday
Mrs. Arthur Stoce and family visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ying Ling in Lorain Sunday. Travel and recreation are cited as America’s third largest industry in the brief item.
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Bir
Arthur Stoce
Vernon Yingling
America
Resar's Sells Petunias for Cemetery Work
Item announces extra fancy potted petunias priced at five cents each for cemetery use, offering a compact plant sale notice from Resar's store.
Pageant Postponed in Avon Lake
Avon Lake Girl Scouts postpone the pageant directed by Miss Morna Castle from Tuesday evening to June 4 at the Chateau on Walker Road.
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Avon Lake
Evening honors for Paul Current graduation
Mr and Mrs Roy Current entertained in honor of their son Paul who graduated Thursday evening with guests Mrs Dell Dunning and daughter Nina Mrs Ella Snyder and daughter June Mr and Mrs Ed Ennis and son Edward Mrs Henry Kinsner and sons Mr and Mrs Charles...
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Roy Current
Paul
Dell Dunning
Nina
Ella Snyder
June
Ed Ennis
Edward
Henry Kinsner
Charles
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