Wellington Piano Class Recital Opens Evening Pageant
Members of Violet Baker Curtice’s piano class held an annual spring recital at the Curtice home with family and invited guests. The program listed Ruth Stevenson Ruth Knapp Thelma Hilliker Jane Henkes and others. Light refreshments followed. This evening the Patriotic Pageant will be presented at the Opera House with high school orchestra and Junior Chorus.
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Esther Gott
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Dorothy Morris
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Maybelle Willams
Robert Holland
Harry Lee
Lorain scouts to camp here with Scoutmasters event
Scoutmaster Franklin Jones hosts ten Lorain County Scoutmasters at the local scout camp for a Saturday evening gathering. They will camp out overnight and enjoy the reservation through Sunday morning.
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Big Wild Animal Circus Comes to Elyria on June 12
The Largest Motor Circus in the world names Elyria as its one day guest with two performances at the Fair Grounds on June 12. Downie Bros Circus, praised by press and public, travels by 75 mighty motor trucks to move this giant show. The article describes a city within a city as the circus travels.
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Amherst Graduation Exercises Class of 1929 Open Evening
Amherst high school hosts graduation ceremonies for the class of 1929 at the high school auditorium with Gov. Myers Y. Cooper delivering the class address and a program featuring Schubert march, a class quartet, diplomas, and a Governor's March. Forty seven members graduate, with honors and society members listed, plus special awards for bookkeeping.
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Adam Callen
Gregory Brown
Ellen Dreschler
Leonard Dute
Athalfa Ernst
Frederick Evans
Rose Franklin
Helen Menning
Lucilla Gillman
Edward Frederick
Virginia Grulich
Malfon Guild
Gerald Gormley
Velma Henes
William Huttenlocker
Earle Kane
Clayton Hoffner
Olive Hall
Nellie Krolicki
Lucille Lange
Harriet Marlowe
Reva Marlowe
Molly Ludwig
Olivee Holl
William Robertson
Harry Wolski
National Honor Society
Olive Holl
Berle Kane
Lewis Reichert
Taylor Tops Raeburn In Eight Round Fostoria Fight
Elyria featherweight Al Taylor defeated Danny Raeburn of Warren by decision after eight heated rounds in Fostoria. Taylor knocked Raeburn to the canvas in the opening round as both men exchanged sustained action that thrilled local fans and left promoters calling it one of the era’s notable bouts.
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Warren
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Favorite Knits Invade Wakeman in BA C A title clash
The Favorite Knits of Cleveland travel to Wakeman on Decoration Day May 29 to test strength against the Wakeman Red Caps. Del Young's Knits Players have been carefully selected and appear poised to challenge for the CA BA championship this season. The Red Caps opened their schedule last Sunday with Northern Chief Power.
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Lights of Akron Edge in 5 to 6 Battle
The Lights of Akron were edged 6 to 5 in a hard fought game against Cleveland on Decoration Day. The Red Cups schedule another home game on June 2 against the Goodyears of Akron.
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How They Stand Yesterday and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
Scores from yesterday include Cleveland over Chicago five to two and New York eleven to seven over Washington. Today's games feature Cleveland at Chicago and St Louis at Detroit with Philadelphia at Boston and New York at Washington on the slate.
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Quality For The Big Races INDIANAPOLIS May 29 drivers qualified
INDIANAPOLIS Ind May 29 Drivers who have qualified for the 500 mile race here tomorrow follow Chiff Woodbury Leon Duray Ralph Hepburn Babe Stapp Pete De Paolo Ray Keech Billy Arnold Lou Mayer Deacon Litz R Snow berger Tony Gulotto Bill Spence Lou Moore Louis Chiron Jules Moriceau J Seymour Peter Kries P Shafer E Triplett Fred Winnai Herman Schurd W H Gardner Frank Farmer Jimmy
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Race heats narrow field for 35 entrants
Gleason Bill Linda Dit Ber gere Frank Swigart Albert Kar natz Frank Brisko Wesley Crawford Philip Pardee and Carl Marchese are listed among 35 drivers. It was likely Swigart and Linday would not be allowed to start since their times were the slowest, with only the fastest 33 guaranteed entry. A late fast time could push another rider out.
Wills Tapscott clash in French tennis third round
At Roland Garros Auteuil May 29 Helen Wills, defending champion, meets Billie Tapscott of South Africa in the women s singles third round after Wills had a first round bye and a default win in round two.
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