Miss Morrison to Study in Germany on Gifted Exchange
Miss Marian Morrison of Oberlin Ohio a senior at Oberlin College was named the German exchange student for study in Germany during 1937 38. She will sail early next fall and return in June next year. Morrison daughter of Dr and Mrs W R Morrison of 336 Reamer Place is Phi Beta Kappa and her father is director of the Warner Gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Marian Morrison
Ohio
Oberlin College
Germany
Milas Morrison
University of Munich
Morrison i
W. R. Morrison
Reamer Place
Dr. Morrison
Warner Gymnasium
All College Sing At Oberlin Tomorrow
Oberlin College students gather at the Oberlin Reservoir for the final All College Bios on Sunday. A band concert led by Arthur Williams of the Oberlin Conservatory runs from 9 30 to 9 00.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Oberlin Reservoir
Arthur Willams
Oberlin Conservatory
Moscow to Add Seven Trolley Bus Lines This Year
Music of the event will precede the Sing led by Mr. Jack Wickler. The singing will use House Groups. Seven new trolley bus lines are planned for Moscow this year in Russia.
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Jack Wickler
Moscow
Russia
Courtney Band and Vierra Band Play at Snow Village
Unclear OCR reads names Courtney Band, Vierra Band, and Gems of Melody mapping to a village event. Mentions Snow Village, Joe Cook, Jedters Tucker Band, and Sunset Chimes in a Country Church. Possible local concert notice with multiple groups and a theater-like program at Aunt Susan's City Mission.
Morning Radio Schedule and Stage Lineup Teases
Calendar of show times and performances features numerous acts and stations. Names like Buddy O’Brien Bennett O’Brien Orch and Captain O’Neill appear among orchestras and serials. The list includes Radio News and music segments with multiple programs from early morning to late night including The O’Neill’s and Magnolia Blossom showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire T
Chersie Nam
Mre. Wickes Gilo
John
Jast Plain Bill
Desld Mary
Backstage Wit
Be Charming
Don Whipple
Alo
Mars Marlint
Linda
Don Bova
Kitty Keene
Bennett
O'Brien
Pepper Young
Ma Perkins
Vie and Sade
the O'Neilis
Elyria High Golf Trails in Scholastic Finals
Elyria High sits fifth after 15 holes in the Ohio state scholastic golf finals, 25 strokes behind leaders Dayton Fairview and Columbus Central. Low Elyria scorer Max Jalowiec carded 81, followed by Matt Zaleski with 82, as teams prepare for 18 more holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
Dayton Fairview
Allumbus Central
Elyria
Max Jalowiec
Matt Jaleski
Ashland
Hamilton Catholic
Cleveland Heights
Lake Erie
Matt Zaleski
Bill Fey
Ridgeville Congregational Tops Fields in Rural Church League
Ridgeville Congregational church softball team routed Fields Methodist 18 to 2 in a Rural Church League game at Ridgeville yesterday. Battery of A Line and R Line supported by limited Fields hits.
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Ridgeville
Auto Racing Monday At Fairgrounds Track
A five event program is listed for the Lorain County Fairgrounds track on Decoration Day. The 20 mile race opens after noon following trials with promoters Al Kersis and Stan Vernier of Cleveland. Lorain team seeks games with Class A softball teams. contact R X Osmood at 316 Seventh Court, Lorain, Ohio.
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Lorain County Fairgrounds
al Kersis
Stan Vernier
Cleveland
Lorain
Lorain Fisher Foods
Kentice
Lorain County
R. X. Osmood
Setventh Court
Ohio
Pastor Hammers Nestell To Win Ten-Round Bout
Los Angeles May 29 Another California wonder fighter Bob Nestell loses to New York vest pocket heavyweight Pastor in ten rounds at Wrigley Field. More than 25000 fans witness Nestell battered blood smeared and defeated for the first time in his career. The United Press score sheet shows Pastor winning all ten rounds with Abe Roth marking seven Pastor to Nestell one and two even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Bob Nestell
Little Bob Pastor
New York
Wrigley Field
Nestell
Pastor
Joe Louis
United Press
Abe Roth
Entered in National Open Play at Birmingham
New York May 29. CE A record field of 1404 entries is in the U S open golf tournament set for June 10 to 12 in Birmingham Michigan. The field will reach 170 after qualifying rounds on May 17 in Washington and California sections. Ohio qualifiers set for Cincinnati and Cleveland with six places each. Elyria Hardware Juniors seek managers for softball team inquiries to 5533 or 35931. Zeppelin service between Germany and India planned this year. Diamond dust noted as a former poisoning agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Birmingham
Mich
U. S. Golf Association
State of Washington
California
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Community club and church events listed for multiple towns
Tonight events include AVON LAKE birthday party at 6 30 p m at the school and CHATHAM alumni meeting at the school auditorium with supper. Other towns host Grange pedro party in New Oberlin Spencer reunion banquet and dance Sullivan alumni reunion Valley City alumni banquet and Sunday services in Columbia Chatham Pittsfield and Rochester memorial services with parades and later Memorial Day activities in Chatham.
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Avon Lake
Chatham—Alummni
P. m
Congregational
NEW Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Grange Hall
Spencer
M. E. Aid Society
Spencer Town Hall
K. P. Hall
Sullivan
Valley City
Columbia
Chatham
Nichols
Pittsfield
Joel
Rochester
Town Hall
Brownhelm—Perfection Sewing Club
Medis
Grafton
Ida Burton
Henrietta
Henrietta Grange
Wakeman—Grange
Grange
Boy Scouts
Park Hall
Brownhelm
Brownhelm— Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
North Olmsted
Wakeman
Frank Long
Lake
North Elyria Grange
Frank Provoznik
Miss Ruth Phillips Weds Ralph Frizzell
Miss Ruth Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Phillips wed Ralph Frizzell son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Frizzell of Nova at the bride's parents home on May 22. Rev Patrick of Brighton performed the single ring ceremony. Attendants were Miss Hazel Phillips and Floyd Eaton with Betty Lou Nestor as flower girl. Zella Lee sang Oh Promise Me and I Love You Truly. Virginia Green played the wedding march. Guests included Clyde Frizzell and daughters Betty and Naureen Joe Nestor and children.
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Clarksfield
Ruth Phillips
Nes
Fred Phillips
Ralph Frizzell
Clyde Frizzell
Nova
Rev. Patrick
Brighton
Hazel Phillips
Floyd Eaton
Betty Lou Nestor
Zella Lee
Virginia Green
Betty and
Naureen
Joe Nestor
Brighton High School Grad Welcomes Friends at Nova Home
Mrs Frizzell, a Brighton High School graduate now employed at C E Ward Co in New London, along with Mr Frizzell of Wortz Grocery in Nova, hosted many friends at their Nova home. Attending relatives include Floyd Eaton, Mrs L C McDonald and children Forrest Charles Joan and Margaret, Tony Vector and Mrs Alma McDonald, Zolla Loo, Joan Eisen augle, Virginia Green of Brighton, and Peggy Miller of New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Eaton
L. C. McDonald
Forrest
Charles
Joan
Margaret
Tony Vector
Alma McDonald
Norwalk
Zolla Loo
Joan Eisenaugle
Virginia Green
Brighton
Peggy Miller
New London
Frizzell
Brighton High School
C. E. Ward Co
Wortz Grocery
Nova
Miss Ina Telling Weds Cleveland Man
Dover Ohio reports the wedding of Miss Ina Telling daughter of Mrs D Allen of Center Ridge to LeWitt Roberts of Cleveland. The ceremony was in East Cleveland at eight thirty Monday evening under a floral arch with fifty relatives present. The bride wore navy taffeta silk and carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses and jitlies of the valley. Floral decorations were supplied by the bride’s aunt Mrs Nellie Green. The couple will reside in East Cleveland after June 15.
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Nellie Green
Center Ridge Road
Roberts
East Cleveland
All Star Cast to Star in The Hit Parade at Rivoli
An all star cast including Phil Regan Frances Langford Duke Ellington and Eddy Duchin will be seen in The Hit Parade opening Sunday at the Rivoli Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Regan
Frances Langford
Duke Ellington
Eddy Duchin
Rivoli Theater
Story Of Morocco Next Lincoln Film Opens Sunday
Rival newspaper correspondents chase a sun running Arabs in Morocco in a story presented as Trouble in Morocco opening Sunday at the Lincoln Theater.
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Story of
Morocco
Lincoln Film
Lincoln Theater
Seek Compromise On Relief Bill
May 23 report outlines a compromise on earmarking funds in the administration's 1.9 billion relief bill. President Roosevelt planned to endorse it before Hyde Park holiday. The plan would provide 223 million for flood control public works and road construction and apportion about half of original earmark requests. The House insurgents and Sam Rayburn reached the agreement with a tentative favoring of 505 million earmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Works Progress Administration
House
Sam Rayburn
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Miss Morrison
Capitol
Woman, Clatesman
Miriam Rely Aney Diary
Esi
Mickey Mouse Cartoon
Our Gang
Paul Muni
Woman I Love
Athe Oh
Molasses
January Pick
Pat AL Pearce
Eddie Buchin
Mickey Mouse
Capitol Film
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Capitol Theatre
Uncle Bill
Alma Kitchell
Uncle Jim
Joe Ook
Deutsch
Huenter
Allen
Revelope-Meeige
de Tange
Noble
AL M
Slumber Hour
WADC
Meeres
Akron University
Gidor -John
Gray
Owen
Great Lakes
Petpouri
WGAR
Tim Franklin Lewis
Frank Morgan
Tom
Grace Moore
Agency
McGrane Orch
Tambour
WwLw
FS D. Hear
Courtney Band
Bob Newhall
Anname
Snow Village
Joe Cook
Headlines Ferch
Oleman
WGN
Oren
Tom, Dick
Har
Gu Lakes
Expo Rawailan
Sanders
Denny
Orch
Martin
Crosby
Felton
Courtney Gand King
Moon River Fours Orch
Jedters Tucker Band
Vierra
Vincent Lopex
Univer. Rhythm
Hamilton Band
Iwtam
Whe
Wjiat
Salt Lake Choir
Aft. Tac
Guy Leonhard
Joe Penner
Rubinett
Bardisllee
Ph Baker
Twin Stars
Eddins Canter
Trinity
Galdshwatte Eas
Bro-Nagel
Concart Ensemble
Kidoodlers
Major Bowes
Busse
Zame
Dorothy Dvesna
Church of Air
Bohemia
Pepsisiphare
Eas
Aida
Marion Talley
Ed McConnech
Nout Silbe
Surte
Nan
Eve
Far Shees
A Ery
Harvey Haye
Radio News
Tom Ireland
Toba Announ
Izmocheeeners Orch . M. Z
Onigs Or
Ibd Commyon
Kaitenborn
Neus Gus Arnheim
Edie Duchin
Bings Orch
Watchtower Vinal Edition
Nicho
Bewie
Fed Relchman Ore Panicos Orch
Sian Om
Rey Shields
Diamond Moon
Chamb
Annnbais Cub
Irene
Sandio
Gare
Balg
Wallace
Ron de
Harry Brown
Wancher Chett
Taror
Ralé
Valiece
Aunt Susan
City Mission
J. P. News Ital
St. Bongs
Poland
Farrette
Bohem
Ton Om
England
WAM
WIAY
Devot
Metropol
Par
Island Seven
Curiosity Shop
Express
Winalen
Rachleor
Secty Hetty
Rob Tim Wealy
Betty Crockerepper
Yo Ruth
Parks John Watkins
Tlelen
J. Benlke
Air
the O'Nelln
O'ileren
Flor
Martin Vie
Sade Orop
Ethel
Bem
Willie Morrie
Big Slater
Dr Dafoe the Gumpe
Baleen Ct
Thelon
Trent Qur Gal
B. News
Farm and
Home
Montana
Kitty Kelly
Jenny
Jack
Loretta Jon Arthur
Myri
Margerine
Clyde Barrie
Mary Martin
Louis Rich
Lady Watchtower
Heller
Clevelanders
Sid Andorn
Bethe Carter
Harry & Mazie
Prek
Pat
Martin's
Musi
Radio Theater
Good Time
Warne King
Jerry Cooper
Southlanders
Tommy Dorsey
Sports Parade
U. P. News
Glen Gray
Slan Ort
Melodic
Trings Champs
Ferdin Orch
Varzoa Orch
N Orch
Breeze Orch
Gayloré
Doris Kerr
Nora Sterling Valian
Kurkdile Ens
U. B News
Church Loop
Joe
Winnie
Bridge Street
Paramount Club
Don Mitchell
Niiar
Hanna Grille
Mayfair
Pastor Hammers Nestell
Elyria Hardware
Zeppelin
India
the Embassy
West Ave
Schroll Coai
Jefferson Machamer
Columbia—Garden Club
Jolly 12
Curtis Duff
Elyria Fair Ground
Tenue
Szilvassy
Jimmy Bray
Kdka Orchestra
Laporte Grafton Road
Miss Ina
Rivoli
The
Mel-O-Dears
Oberlin Road
Starlite Crescent
Elberta
Johnny Martone
His
Radio Orchestra
Eddie Paul and His Orchestra
Elberts Inn
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