Pharis Speaks At W R C Banquet In Wellington
Hawke Woman's Belief Corps marked fourteen January through June birthdays at a Grand Army of the Republic Hall dinner. Fifty-five attendees heard Miss Carolyn Clifford recount Van Dyke stories, and Fred Pharis spoke on Communists. A flag presentation and prayers followed as plans announced for Sunday and Monday church services and a new softball team.
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Hawke Woman's Belief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Belden Cowles
Debble
F. L. Baker
Effie Edwards
Cora M. Shepard
Charles Shepard
Harry Lindsay
James Sheller
Eulalia Ferrell
Edith Kern
J. G. Hanny
Henry B. Stevick
Wellington
Fred Pharis
Vernon
A. E. Taylor
Pittsfield M. KE
America
the Beautiful
Samuel A. Ward
Long Sisters
Carolyn Clifford
Ashtabula
Wellington High School
Smiall
Henry van Dyke
Sons of Union Veterans of Ohio
Sons of Union Veterans
Recard
Order of March in Parade for Wellington Day
Col James C MacDermott marshal of the Day issues marching orders for the parade from Opera House to Greenwood Cemetery on Monday. First detachment includes G A R colors Spirit of 76 fife and drum corps and Sons of Union Veterans with the mayor's car. Second detachment features Wellington High School band American Legion colors firing squad World War Veterans Legion artillery caisson. Third detachment led by F M Jones Wellington Fire Department Boy Scouts GirlReserves schoolchildren and children.
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Marshall
Greenwood Cemetery
Opera House
Harry Hannon
Spirit of
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Mayor's Automobile
Wellington
American Legion
World War Veterans, Legion Artillery Caisson
F. M. Jones
Civic parade lines up groups and transports by car and bike
The procession lists Yamlin Women's Relief Corps on bicycles, American Legion Auxiliary in automobiles, Town Council and Township Trustees in autos, and citizens in cars, showcasing community units in a decorated parade.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Piano Recital and Local Band Plans in Wellington
A piano recital by Mrs. Trevo H. Hill’s pupils featured a prophecy of students’ 1950 plans. Performers included Barbara Miller Goblins Frolic and many others. Wellington Garden Club decorates the Opera House for Decoration Day. the Wellington Town Band announces eight summer concerts under Clyde Seidel with a June 1 rehearsal for wind players at the Opera House.
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Hill
Goodrich
Wright
Barbara Miller
Kern
Mary Elen Baumgardner
Ganschals
Jean Gibbins
Streadbog
Marilyn Peterson
Krentztin
Ola Mac Kastin
Windermere
Hazel Fye
Tschaikowscky
Nora Knapp
Spenser
Ruth Mary Baum
Poldini
Ireta Page
Friml
Jeanne Whiteside
Godard
Marjorie Lee
Paderewski
Beverly Baker
Lack
Marjorie Gower
Grainger
Merle Baumgardner
Grieg
Wilma Brewer
Chopin
Harold Brenner
MacDowell
Anna Buswell
Wellington
Clyde Seidel
Opera House
Miss Pauline Kolbe Weds Earl Anderson
Miss Pauline Kolbe to Earl Anderson wed in a single ring ceremony at the M B E church with Rev Lonzo S Green officiating. Attendants were the groom’s parents. Reception held at the Kolbe home. They plan to reside in Wellington. Eddie Kiel attended as a close family friend. Business houses closed for Decoration Day observance.
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Pauline Kolbe
August Kolbe
Courtland Street
Earl Anderson
Fred V. Anderson
Lakewood
Lonzo S. Green
M. BE
Kolbe
Anderson
Shell
Herrick Avenue East
Wellington
Eddie Kiel
Italian scientist unveils real invisible man claim
An Italian scientist in Rome asserts the existence of a perfected ray that renders people invisible. He describes an experiment where two women talking fade from sight yet remain audible, achieved by an electro-optical system with a special electric emanation.
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Rome
First Year Ends After Telegraph Plan Dispatched Wires
The first year of England's passenger train telegram plan concluded with ten thousand three wires dispatched. In New South Wales a horse cleared eight feet three inches to claim a new world high jump record, reported recently.
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England
New South Wales
Idol chatter from Hollywood by Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood gossip notes in May recount impressions of Martha Raye Shirley Temple and Joan Crawford. Edges of stardom include Greta Garbo Bette Davis Clark Gable and Joan Crawford anecdotes about fashion sales and a comical car ride with Robert Taylor. The piece also notes casting wardrobedepartment hiring trends amid Selznick studio activity.
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Hollywood
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Shirley Temple
Walter Connolly
George Raft
Bette Davis
Fredric March
Greta Garbo
George Brent
Slim Summerville
George
Jean Harlow
Jean
Edmund Lowe
Herman Bing
Joan Crawford
Freddie Bartholomew
Butch
Ida Lupino
Edward Arnold
Ed Kennedy Rand
Isabel Jewel
Clark Gable
Local Obits and School News Hit Chatham Area
The body of Mrs I lerson formerly of Chatham was brought here for burial. Blanche Browend passed away at Lod Hospital. Junior 4 H group elected officers with Carol Light as president and Velma Packard as secretary treasurer. First meeting set for June 3 at 1 30 p m at the school house. Briefs note visitors and social visits in the area. A Tom Sawyer search reference mentions A W Sweat as the notable find.
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I'lerson
Chatham
Winifred Johnson
Mansfield
Blanche Browend
Lod Hospital
Litchfield
Carol Light
Arlene Packard
Velma Packard
Dorothy Jogan
Alelen Arters
Marian Orr
Lea Walkden Homeward as Lawrence Remains Bedridden
Lea Walkden returned home recently while Lawrence Walkden was brought back from Lodi hospital Wednesday but remains confined to his bed for care.
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Lea Walkden
Lawrence Walkden
Lodi Hospital
Lake Avenue Church Notes and Local Socials
May 29 church notes from Lake Avenue announce services at the school house May 30 with Bible school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m led by Pastor Earl R Peck. Mrs Stanley Miller hosted a club gathering with games and refreshments. North Elyria Grange Hustlers plan a June 1 meeting at Mrs Frank Provozniks home. Grange held regular meeting with floor sanding and painting planned, memorial service, readings by Mrs Catherine Bislich and others, poems by Mrs V V Schaeffer, and reinstatement of Mr and Mrs Frank Hitsman. program and refreshments followed.
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Lake Avenue
Bible
Otto Jabbush
Earl R. Peck
Stanley Miller
North Elyria Grange
Frank Provoznik
Behnke Blake Nuptials at North Elyria Grange Hall
Miss Hazel Behnke and Harold Blake unite in a Lake Avenue Elyria area wedding at North Elyria Grange hall. Rev. B H Ryan officiated with B H Ryan singing and Marjorie Reisinger accompanying at the piano. The bride wore aqua marine lace with detailing as the ceremony closed.
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Hazel Behnke
Howard Behnke
Lake Avenue
Harold Blake
L. J. Blake
Elyria
North Elyria Grange Hall
B. H. Ryan
Marjorie Reisinger
Avon
Wedding Ceremony Beside Greens Draws Family Guests
The wedding featured satin gowns and an arm bouquet of sweetheart roses. The bride was given in marriage by her father, with Merton Mason as best man. Attendants included Miss Ruth Provorak. Over two hundred relatives and friends attended as out of state guests joined local Grange members for a cross shaped table and a large wedding cake centerpiece. The couple will live with the bride's parents.
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Ruth Provorak
Merton Mason
Judgeville
Grange
Behnke
Nelson Betterly
Grace Westmire
Nelson Farmer
Indianapolis
A. Mayville
Cleveland
Harold Blake
Cat tails used as filler for quilts in Texas
Groesbeck Texas Mrs Preston Lloyd has found a new filler for mattresses and quilts cat tails. Cat tail lint is light in weight can be laundered fluffs up like a feather bed when suned and is as warm as wool batting.
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Groesbeck
Tex
Preston Lloyd
Moscow to host 1200 geologists at international congress
Moscow welcomes about 1200 geologists from around the world for an international geological congress to be held in July. Delegates from multiple nations are expected to attend sessions, discussions, and field tours showcasing recent findings and regional geology.
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Moscow
Russia
Cleansing Schools WPA Project Underway This Friday
A WPA project began Friday to clean woodwork and stades in local schools. The Works Progress Administration allocated $8,190 for labor and $50 for materials, with the sponsor contributing $985.
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WPA
Loreene's Barber & Beauty Shop Ad
Barber shop advertises permanent waves guaranteed by family doctor Loreene's at 108 Rush Street with phone contact 36 832. Men women and children targeted with recommended permanents and week duration guidance.
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Rush Street
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