Oberlin College Commencement Hails Social Gospel and Mission Plans
The 100th Oberlin Graduate School of Theology commencement honored 27 graduates led by Rev. George A. Buttrick who urged the church to combine courage with compassion and advocate the social gospel. Four graduates plan Orient service this summer in Japan and China. several will teach in North China schools.
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Oberlin
George A. Buttrick
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Oberin Graduate School of Theology
Bosworth Hall
New York
Germany
Thomas W. Graham
Graduate School of Theology
Orient
Kent
Toshio Sadaie
Hokkaido
Japan
Masaru Nakamura
Nagawa-Ken
Peter Wong
Hongkong
China
Albert Faurot
Foochow College
Sadaie
Nakamura
Congregational
Wong
Church of Christ In
Chungking
Robert Mueller
St. Louis
North China America
Peking
Dudlex C. Mosure
Pontiac
Mich
Joseph Howard Varner
Joseph Varner, Jr
Albert Louis Faurot
Fisk University
Birmingham
Ala
James Benjamin Cayce
Louisville Munnicipal College
Louisville
Lawrence Alvin Crawford
Mount Union College
North Olmstead
Paul William Kohier
University of Cincinnati
Haverford College
Cimcinnan
Dana Skidmore MacDonald
Hiram College
Dudley Cornell Masure
Detroit Institute of Technology
Masuko Otake
Kobe College
B. R. E. Hartford School of Religious Education
Oberlin College
Darren
Wadham Parker
Michigan State Normal College
Owosso
Gardner Calvin Taylor
Leland College
Baton Rouge
Joseph Howard Warner, Jr
College of Wooster
Wooster
James Leroy Borer
Ashland College
D. D. Borebrake Theological Seminary
Mansfield
Leroy Cabbage
Yale University
Jeromesville
Indianapolis 500 remembers its late heroes as Meyer foregoes race
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis notes Louie Meyer the three time 500 winner will not start the Memorial Day race, choosing pit signals for rookie Rex Mays. The piece recalls Meyer's 1928 1933 and 1936 victories and his 1939 crash that convinced him to quit racing. It also recalls Billy Arnold who twice jumped the wall and quit after the second incident.
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United Press
Ndianapolis
Ind
Louie Meyer
Meyer
Rex Mays
Gabriel
Indianapolis
Rone Radio Service Edges Jacobs Meats 3 2 in Night Match
The Rone Radio Service team defeated Jacobs Meats 3 to 2 in two games played last night at Roose-. The action featured tight pitching and late scoring as both sides traded runs.
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Rone
Jacobs Meats
Roose
Indians Beaten Again as Feller Seeks Seventh Win
Cleveland loses to Detroit 8 to 5 as Bob Feller aims for his seventh win of the year. Detroit bats explode with five runs in the fifth and sixth, despite Ken Keltner’s third inning triple that gave Cleveland a short lead. Rollie Hemsley and Beau Bell drive in Cleveland’s runs, while Benton holds the Indians in the late innings.
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Cleveland, O
Oscar Vitt
Bob Feller
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Vite
Tigers
Detroit
Feller
Tom Sears
Johnny Allen
Bill Zuber
Johnny Humphries
Joe Dobson
Naymick
Tribe
Litlle
Ken Keltner
Young Herald Newhouser
al Benton
Indians
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Beau Bell
Lou
Jeff Heath
Hal Trosky
Boudreau
Kellner
Rollie Hemsley
Mack
Ben Chapman
Detroit AB
FR. H. O
E. Bartell
McCosky
WY Gehringer
Gobson
York
Bartell
Gehringer
Keltner
Sell
MecCosky
Greenberg
Heath
Fox
B. Campbell
Higgins
Tebbetts
Newhouser
Benton
Cleveland AB
R.H. O. AE
Chapman
C. Campbell
Troskr
Bell
O Beltner
Hemsley
Allen
Zuber
Humphries
Meek
Trosky
Dolson
Dodson
Narmick
Dobson
Amherst High School to Hold Commencement Tonight
Amherst Ohio May 29 1959 seniors at Amherst High School receive diplomas at 8 15 pm in the school auditorium. Diplomas by Mrs I G Maxwell board president. Speaker Grove Patterson Toledo Blade editor. Music includes Sam Truscello clarinet Ora Mae Schaeffer harp. Class list, band plans, fundraising via tag day Memorial Day, summer softball field use, and summer programs for staff and students.
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Amherst
Amherst High School
I. G. Maxwell
Board of Education
Bliss Marion Steele
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Sam Truscello
Ora Mae Schaeffer
Hobert Fuhrman
Mary George
Lewis Good
Robert Griffin
Betty Herbst
Ruth Hogrefe
Lucille Holiner
Norma Hollingsworth
Martha Hollstein
Helen Jackson
George Jaeger
Norman Kurth
Margaret Lawrence
Alice Linn
Robert McCann
Doris Miller
Paul Meitzki
Frances Muaiga
Marjorie Negle
Dick Ott
Macy Alice Penton
Marilyn Pietch
Gerald Schoeder
Agnes Schwartz
U. S. Automatic Co
Arthur Engie
Carl Deeds
Brownheim
Ohio State
Standings and results across major leagues
American League standings list Boston Cleveland Detroit New York Chicago St Louis Washington Philadelphia with recent results Detroit 5 Cleveland 2 New York 12 5 Washington 4 1 St Louis 10 1 Chicago 3 3 Boston 4 Philadelphia 1. Today Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis. National League standings show Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh with results Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 5 Chicago Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 2. Today Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago only games scheduled. American Association results include Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo Indianapolis St Paul Louisville Columbus Milwaukee with Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 4 Toledo 2 Indianapolis 1 14 innings St Paul 7 Milwaukee 1 Louisville Columbus rain.
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G. W. L. Pet
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklin
Cincinnati
T. Louis
Bester Dagtugeeweaee
Ttsburgh
Pittsburgh
Siewanatt
Brooklyn
American Association
Kansas City
Minnneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Ee Haar
Louisville
Toledo
Barnes
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Carlisle Inn Seeks Games With Local Class C or D Teams
The Carlisle Inn softball team invites managers of Class C or D teams in Lorain County to arrange games. Interested parties should call 4568 after 6 p m any day except Monday.
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Carlisle Inn
Lorain County
Schulz Family Plans 30th Wedding Anniversary Dinner
A family dinner marks the 30th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schulz at St Paul Lutheran Church Friday 6 p.m. hosted by Ladies Aid. The Schulzes reside on Jackson Street. they have three living children Walter, Mrs Emery Redman, and Henry. a daughter Helena Becker died years ago. Open house 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. with friends invited.
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Charles Schulz
Jackson Street
St Paul Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Schulz
Flippert
Kentleigh Corner
Timms Springs Co
Elyria
St Josephs School Alumni Banquet Celebrates Tradition
The twelfth annual alumni banquet of St. Josephs parochial school was held in the school hall with 123 guests from Cleveland Elyria Lorain and Amherst. P T A officers chaired the event and toast master Herbert Fuhrman led programs and toasts to the pastor students and faculty.
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St. Joseph's Parochial School
P.T. A
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
James Henry
Arthur Penders
William Wenzel
Herbert Fuhrman
Our Lady
Robert Wenzel
Raymond Zink
St Joseph's School
Crete Young
Florence Schmitz-Kropf
Joseph Fuhrman
James Smith
Frank Kovach
Patricia Gammons
Wiliam Nolan
Lakewood
James Wenzel
Herbert Gammons
William Raab
Adam Drozdowski
Josephine Dybinski
Mary Alice McDermott
Joan Brown
Dorothy Fuhrman
Concordia Club discusses Personality at St Paul Lutheran
The Concordia Club of St Paul Lutheran met Tuesday evening in church parlors with Norma Beesing leading and Marian Streicher reading scripture. Olga Bayer organized games while a treasure hunt rewarded guests. lunch for 15 was by Louis Schick. Officer slate includes Clifford Messal as president and Norma Beesing as secretary. June 11 set for next meeting. A Junior Walther League nominating slate was announced for June 6. A band mothers club attended Board of Education to propose weekly band instructor Mr. Kiefer visits.
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Concordia Club
St Paul Lutheran Church
Norma Beesing
Marian Streicher
Olga Bayer
Louis Schick
Clifford Messal
Carl Grugel
Glen Slumska
Franklin Miller
Junior Walther League
Mothers’ Club
Board of Education
Kiefer
Legion Auxiliary Plans Memorial Day Parade and Dinner
Members met at the legion rooms on East Street to review a sorpy sale, plan a tureen supper, and invite the legion as guests. They announced Memorial Day parade marching and set 9:20 a.m. meet time. June 11 program topic will be Americanization with Mrs. H Short as chair. Donations to the band approved. social hour followed with cards.
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Legion Auxiliary
HL Haynes
East Street
Legion
Legion Rooms
H. Short
Edith Hoffner
Jacob Krieg
Mable
Church council meeting and officers installation planned
The St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church council meets at 7 30 this evening. The Eagles and auxiliary joint officer installation occurs at the Eagle Home with the May Birthday party. Arnsherst High annual commencement exercises are at 8 15 in the school auditorium.
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Council of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Eagles and
Auxiliary
Eagle
Arsnherst Hi
Amherst to Honor Soldiers With Parade and Program
Amherst holds a morning ceremony for fallen soldiers starting at 9 30 with parade marshal Herman Short leading a wreath laying at Crownhill Cemetery then returning to the public school to collect pupils. The route includes Tenney Avenue Church Street and Cleveland Avenue Cemeteries with firing squad salutes and a program at Town Hall led by Rev Kenneth Kuniz of the Congregational Church.
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Amherst
Herman Short
Crownhill Cemetery
Tenney Avenue
Church Street
Cleveland Avenue
Kenneth Kuniz
Congregational Church
Amherst Firemen Plan Parade and Outing Event
A special Amherst Firemen meeting outlined parade participation for Thursday and a June 16 outing at Brandt's Park with Lloyd Haas as chairman. A local versus South Amherst firemen baseball game will feature, with next Tuesday eve meeting set to finalize plans. Oberlin School of Commerce speaker Mr Schwartz addressed the Amherst Rotary Club, with guests William Baker Lorain and J Woitring California.
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Amherst
Brandt’s Park
Lloyd Haas
South Amherst
Mr. Schwartz
Oberlin School of Commerce
5419 Income Tax Returns Filed From Lorain County
Internal Revenue Commissioner Guy T. Helvering announced that 347,535 Ohio individual income tax returns were filed for 1938 and that 5,419 of these came from Lorain County.
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Internal Revenue
Guy T. Helvering
Ohio
Lorain County
Chippewa Lake Park Set to Open on Memorial Day
Chippewa Lake Park will open its gates on Thursday May 30 and launch what is expected to be the most successful season in its history. All departments will be in operation as of opening day with Parker Beach managing the park. Preseason events, including weekend dancing and Sunday Midget Auto Races, have drawn crowds in anticipation of a strong season.
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Chippewa Lake Park
Parker Beach
Chippewa
Money Wanted for Five Figure Loan by Married Young Man
A married man with steady work and good financial references seeks a five figure loan. He offers 6 percent interest and secures the loan with a first mortgage and additional security. Written requests should reference Box 231 at the Chronicle Telegram.
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Cial
Chronicle-Telegram
Four-H Club Meetings Reported Three Times Weekly
News reports announce that all four 4-H club meetings are published under a single heading three times weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Reporters file notes a day before publication to ensure timely coverage.
Busy B's Meeting Recap at Mrs Dushenske's Home
The Busy B's met Wednesday May 22 at Mrs Dushenske's home. Nine members answered to Favorite Flower as Donna Nichols and Donna Mowatt handed out programs. A group discussion on Table Setting followed with Nichols showcasing cover for one. Members worked on scrapbooks and Jeanne Wilcox led games after ice cream and cookies.
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Tne
B’s
Mrrs
Dushenske
Donna Nichols
Donna Mowatt
Jeanne Wilcox
All Around Girls Hold First Regular Meeting
The group met at Mrs. Dushenske's home for its first regular meeting. New members Jane Jones Maxine Bowman and Minnie Bensley joined the roll. Jean Miller and Minnie Bensley were named to the social committee. Members chose personal appearance nail polish and gave short talks on the illustrated topic.
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Dushenske
Jane Jones
Maxine Bowman
Minnie Bensley
Jean Miller
Kipton Keen Kutters Elect Officers for Sewing Project
The Kipton Keen Kutters met May 22 at Mrs. B. J. Sharp home to select this year's project. Officers elected include Martha Jane Davidson president Rita Ingersoll vice president Marjorie Russell secretary treasurer Eva Jane Geist news reporter and Jeanette Lewis recreation leader. Advisors are Mrs. Sharp and Loretta Lewis. The club has 18 members.
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Kipton Keen Kutters
B. J. Sharp
Martha Jane Davidson
Rita Ingersoll
Marjorie Russell
Eva Jane Geist
Jeanette Lewis
Loretta Lewis
Home Artists Hold Second Meeting at Carlisle Center
The Carlisle Center school hosted the Home Artists for their second meeting on May 23. Two new members joined the group and 11 members attended as sewing and cook books were shared. Games proposed by Recreation Leader Virginia Jurst were played.
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Carlisle Center
Virginia Jurst
La Grange Juvenile Farmers Elect New Officers
The third meeting held Friday evening May 24 announced new officers and distributed project books. The group scheduled the next meeting for May 3h.
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la Grange Juvenile Farmers
Trip le H Markley 4-H club meets at Hollis home
West River Road meeting held Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs R E Hollis with Warren Hollis in charge in president Ralph Richards absence. Bob Haynes reports on prior meeting and notes project books due next meeting. Officers and advisors urged to attend YMCA meeting Wednesday May 29. Next regular meeting set for Donald Keller's home Thursday June 6.
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West River Road
Markley
R. E. Hollis
Ralph Richards
Warren Hollis
Bob Haynes
YMC. A
Donald Keller
Mothers Helpers 4-H Club Meets With Kathryn Mulich
The Mothers Helpers 4-H club met Thursday with Kathryn Mulich. Esther Beal led the business session after sewing, and a recreation hour followed. Refreshments were served to six members and their advisor Marian Knittle. The next meeting is planned for the afternoon of June 1 with Marian Knitile.
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Mothers’ Helpers
Kathryn Mulich
Esther Beal
Marian Knittle
Marian Knitile
Jolly Janes Sewing Club Meeting Notes
The Jolly Janes sewing club will meet at the Lauton home on Thursday afternoon June 6 with no meeting this week due to Decoration Day. Last meeting was at leader Mrs Lawrence Burnett’s home. officers installed include President Virginia Lauton Vice President Eileen Putt Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Lauton Recreation leader Marjorie Jones News reporter Carolyn Woodworth.
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Columbia
Jolly Janes Sewing Club
Lauton
Lawrence Burnett
Virginia Lauton
Eileen Putt
Dorothy Lauton
Marjorie Jones
Carolyn Woodworth
Sunshine Cooking Club meets with Marjorie Carpentier
The Sunshine Cooking club will gather Tuesday afternoon May 28 in Columbia. The meeting follows the prior gathering at Helen Barotier’s home.
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Columbia
Sunshine Cooking Club
Marjorie Carpentier
Helen Barotier
Two Girls Appoint Officers for Lunch Project
Marian Hitchcock was appointed vice-president and Doris Klaas as chairman of the place committee. The girls made graham plain and orange muffins which with orange juice composed their lunch.
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Marian Hitchcock
Doris Klaas
Graham
Sons of the Soil Meet at Keller Home May 28
The Columbia group Sons of the Soil gather at leader Mr. Keller on Hoot road for a May 28 meeting. Last week twenty four members attended the Crocker home where games and sports were played. Officers elected include Maynard Cartright president Arthur Rogers vice president Roland Bartter secretary and Richard Stearns treasurer.
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Columbia
Sons of the Soil
Mr. Keller
Hoot Road
Donald
Kenneth Crocker
Maynard Cartright
Arthur Rogers
Roland Bartter
Richard Stearns
Violet's Busy Bees Elect Officers at East Carlisle Meeting
The Violet's Busy Bees of East Carlisle met at Phyllis Holcomb's home on May 23 at 2 pm. Officers elected include President Betty Schmidt Vie President Maxine Yost Secretary Phyllis Holcomb Treasurer Sara Beth Rose News Reporter Jean Yost Recreation Delores Hayes Advisor Violet Rose. Next gathering set for May 31 at Delores Hayes's home with refreshments provided by Mrs Kenneth Holcomb.
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Violet
East Carlisle
Phyllis Holcomb
Exc. Avenue
Betty Schmidt
Vie
Maxine Yost
Sarabeth Rose
Jean Yost
Delores Hayes
Violet Rose
Abbey Road
Kenneth Holcomb
Dayton Heavyweight Buddy Knox to Fight Chuck Crowell in Minneapolis
Dayton heavyweight Buddy Knox set to box Chuck Crowell on June 7 in Minneapolis, per manager Oscar Menachef. Knox previously defeated Crowell in New York last year.
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Dayton
Buddy Knox
Chuck Crowell
Minneapolis
Knox
Oscar Menachef
Crowell
New York
Dayton Star Halfback Declines Lions Offer
Jack Padley an all Ohio halfback from the University of Dayton last year said today he declined an offer to play with the Detroit Lions pro football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Jack Padley
University of Dayton
Detroit Lions
Tunis Fall
Greenfield Pitcher Bob Miller Plans Next Step
Greenfield O May 29 Bob Miller a left handed pitcher from Greenfield McClain high school is to advance to new tryouts and seek opportunity in regional play.
La Grange Memorial Services Set for Thursday Morning
Decoration Day services will be held on the public square at 9 am Thursday. The Elvira American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will lead the parade to the cemetery, with Dr. Vernon W. Wagar of Oberlin delivering the address. Coffee and donuts will be served to veterans at 8:30 am.
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LA Grange — Decoration Gey
Elvira American Legion
Vernon W. Wagar
Oberlin
Division of Aid for Aged Office Closed for Decoration Day
The Division of Aid for the Aged office in the Masonic Temple will be closed all day Thursday due to Decoration Day.
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Aid For
Division of Aid For
Masonic Temple
Army field kitchens contract awarded to Remington Rand
The War Department awarded a contract about 130000 dollars to Remington Rand Inc for 3000 army field kitchens. Units will be built at Marietta Ohio and Tonawanda New York with delivery to follow. Company managers require proof of American citizenship from employees within 18 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
War Department
Remington Rand, Inc
Marietta
Ohio
Tonawanda
N. Y
U. S
Remington Rand
Indians Prepare for July Trial With Scout Ralph
The Cleveland Indians arrange a July 1 trial with Indian Scout HL Ralph coordinating plans with coach Gerald Armstrong to organize one on one sessions and evaluate players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Indians
HL Ralph
Gerald Armstrong
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Rosenburg
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Buttriex
Jesus
Temple
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Paul William Kohrer
Cincinnat
Monroe
Kohier
Sport Parade
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Marian
Riding Academy
Elyria Fair Grounds
Edge Meats
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
Welt
St. Joseph’s School
Mes, Haynes
A-News
Keen Kutters
Jolly Janes
Violets
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Firestone
Scienti
Money Savers
Guncel Os
Mee
Firestone Campron
Mace
Syresout
Bakitbos
la Grange
Army Field Kitchens
Carter
Holi
R. J. Smeltzer
Evangelist
Church of the Nazarene
Barwood Street
Newspar
Crete
Ar EE
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