Memorial Day Program in Wellington Highlights
Wellington notes celebrate Memorial Day with a 10:30 a.m. opera house service led by buglers. Speeches by Henry B. Stevick and Margery Young precede flag ceremonies, songs, and a Gettysburg address. Parade to Wellington Greenwood cemetery starts at 11:36 with G A R, veterans, bands, and scouts. Additional items include Baccalaureate service, school events, and community notices.
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Opera House
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Chris MacDermott
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Dorothy Lienhard
John Koontz
Spencer
John A. Kaley
Elyria
Margery Young
Gertrude Fibble
Leora Yeatherner
Wiliam J. Powell
Harry Lee
Lilly Preston
James C. MacDermott
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Avon Public Library Adds Group Of Interesting Books
Avon Public Library announces another group of interesting books added to its collection and invites readers to explore. The Avon library, a branch of Lorain Public Library, offers access to more titles if local patronage warrants it. In its first week, many borrowers used about twenty books daily as new visitors arrive seeking reading opportunities. The library, housed in the Avon Baptist church, is open weekdays 11 30 to 2 00, 2 00 to 4 00, and 7 00 to end. patrons are invited to request titles not on hand.
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Lorain Public Library
Avon Baptist Church
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Avon Village
Norah Forrest transfers Sublot 59 Block C TM West Shore Subdivision Shefield Village to Margaret O Neil. Ruth Brown transfers Lot 24 and part of Lot 23 Highland Addition Lorain to Paul Mozak and others. Charles Peterson transfers Sublots 82 and 33 Federal Home Building Company Subdivision Lorain to Evelyn E Peterson. Gertrude E Tucker and others transfer property on East Avenue Carlisle Township to Henry Gibbs. Henry Gibbs transfers East Avenue Carlisle Township property to Daniel E Redington. Annie Gertrude Alten and others transfer Ridgeville Lorain Road Avon Village property to William A Sites.
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Norah Forrest
Margaret O'Neil
West Shore
Sheffield Village
Ruth Brown
Paul Mozak
Highland Addition
Lorain
Charles Peterson
Evelyn E. Peterson
Federal Home Building Company
Gertrude E. Tucker
Henry Gibbs
East Avenue
Carlisle Township
Daniel E. Redington
Annie Gertrude Alten
William A. Sites
Ridgeville-Lorain Road
Avon Village
Socialists push plan to curb the Supreme Court
In Washington on May 29 1936 Socialists favored a constitutional amendment to curb the Supreme Court. The piece notes New Dealers face a political clash with the Constitution and suggests Socialist stance mirrors broader calls to challenge the court. Alice Longworth comments on party dynamics and potential labeling as Norman Thomas followers.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Norman Thomas
Memorial Day Program and Alumni News from Sullivan
Memorial service events honor fallen service members with grave decoration, monument ceremonies, wreath laying, and readings by local clergy and the Sullivan band. Alumni officers named Eddie Lowe as president and Kent Amsbaugh as vice president, with Miss Allie Beard as secretary treasurer. Aged resident Miss Fannie Wells dies at 80 after lifelong Sullivan life, funeral at Congregational church.
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Sullivan Alumni Association
Eddie Lowe
Kent Amsbaugh
Allie Beard
Fannie Wells
Joseph
Sullivan
Mary Drake
Warren
Congregational Church
Old Age Security Reserve Illusion and Government Debt Burden
The article argues the old age security reserve is illusory as it relies on 3 percent federal debt bonds and future tax revenue. It contends the reserve merely shifts burden to taxpayers, with funds tied to government bonds and guaranteed interest, offering no real reduction in future taxation. It discusses potential misstatements of benefits and the lack of outside guarantors, noting how reserves depend on federal taxes to pay interest and principal.
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Silver dollars fund two years of rent collection in Memphis
Mil lard Archer, a rent collector, bought a new car in Memphis with 453 silver dollars. He had saved every silver dollar he earned over two years, amassing 1,100 coins. The piece notes cemetery grounds in fine condition and mentions William Rudy, hospitalized in Memorial Hospital, as well as a remark on the Ten Commandments.
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John Ringler
William Rudy
Memorial Hospital
Eir Ria
Memphis
Tenn
Millard Archer
Archer
Birmingham Students Picnic Marks End of Term
Birmingham school students ended the term with their annual picnic with high school pupils at Wasem's Flats and Clem on's woods. Morning games and indoor baseball in the grammar room dominated, lunch was served at noon. Brief items note Lorain and Sandusky visits by local residents and relatives throughout the week.
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Clemon's Woods
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Breckmaker
Dover EWS NOTES and Local Social Roundup
Dover notes report air and Mrs Claude Summer ton of Lodi attending a funeral. Neighborhood Club met at Mrs Hamlin's Center Ridge home. Beth Ann Gough 13 died at home. funeral at Cofford Pease with Rev Snyder. Various residents visiting relatives and attending commencements. Thimble-Bee Society visited Valley City. others traveling to Vermilion and Conneaut.
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Ews
Air
Claude Summerton
Lodi
Harver Strand
Harlan Green
Vermilion
Huntington Visit By Easterday Family
Mr and Mrs Earl Easterday and their daughter Phyllis Jean spent Sunday in Huntington visiting relatives and friends, sharing a day of family time and local hospitality.
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Huntington
Earl Easterdayr
Phrilis Jean
Brighton Alumni Banquet Held at High School Auditorium
The twenty fourth annual Brighton high school alumni banquet occurred last Saturday in the high school auditorium with 103 attendees. Toastmaster Paul Rhodes led the program including welcome by Dolis Draper and remarks by Graydon Ward titled The Quest, plus musical numbers and a toast by J. Howard Russell. Various community members visited relatives and attended Sunday gatherings in nearby towns. several local residents were noted as visiting or sick, with one death announced as the grandfather of Mrs. Kenneth Finkle.
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Philip Dorr
Capitaluniversity
Columbus
Ohio University
Duff
Ohio State University
Arthur McDavith
Wheeling Avenue
Buddy Fisher
Herbert Fisher
J. S. Jordan
Mar. Callely
Wakeman
John Philip Jordan
Xirs
Jordan
Charles W. Recard
Wellington Congregational Church
Congregational Association
Penfield School
A. Budington
Biology
Art College
H. E. Claggett
Clyde Lee. Whitetox
William Body
Guy E. Wells
Lorain County
Brighton
Brighton High School
Paul Rhodes
Dolis Draper
Graydon Ward
Franklin Sullivan
Donald Shars
Helen Baird
Arnold Kiplinger
the Doubter
Ira Lee
J. Howard Russell
Europe Faces War Toll: 10.6 Million Killed in Conflict
The report estimates Europe’s WWI losses at about 10,600,000 killed and a similar number from disease and other causes, out of a total population of roughly 450.9 million.
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Europe
Local Social Notes From Wellington Area
Mr and Mrs Arthur McCrech lan of Wellington hosted guests with Howard Langdon from Pittelieh visiting relatives in Wellington. E D Perkins welcomed Mr and Mrs J C Jackson of Elyria and others for Sunday evening. Ray Ewell and sister Miss Mary Ewell visited Toledo while Lawrence Kates joined the gathering. E H Buteau and daughter and son in law plus James Landes Gordon Moore and family and Miss Mary McConnell and Elmer Fox of Nora visited. Mary Ewell and Lawrence Eaton traveled to Cleveland Monday.
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Arthur McCrechlan
Wellington
Howard Langdon
Pittelieh
Hi Perente
Albert Langden
Everett Haning
J. C. Jackson
Elyria
E. D. Perkins
Ray Ewell
Mary Ewell
Lawrence Kates
Toledo
E. H. Buteau
James Landes
Gordon Moore
Mary McConnell
Elmer Fox
Nora
Lawrence Eaton
Cleveland
Family visitors from Chicago and Massillon noted
Mrs Florence Grumbos and son George from Chicago visited her parents Mr and Mrs E H Butson. Marr and Beatrice Clark returned to their parents Mr and Mrs John Clark of Lakewood after a school year with Mr and Mrs Ben Fenner. Walter Mosher and Mr and Mrs Claude Holmes were guests of Mrs Anna Yocum and her son and daughter-in law Mr and Mrs Clyde Yocum of Massillon.
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Floyd E. Anderson
Jack Baldwin
Temperance, Mich
Dean McClellan
Alberta
Albert Carpentier
Julia Collingwood
Clarksfield
Virgil Burge
Jesse Burge
Minnie Bronson
Kipton
E. E. Edwards
Ruth
Marjory
Huron
F. H. McClellan
Florence Grumbos
George
Chicago
E. H. Butson
Marr
Beatrice Clark
Ben Fenner
John Clark
Lakewood
Walter Mosher
Claude Holmes
Anna Yocum
Inlaw
Clyde Yocum
Massillon
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