Homemakers Chorus Organized as PermanentGroup
A group of 30 women formed the Lorain County Homemakers Chorus on a permanent basis with Mrs. Harry Lauer as chairman, Mrs. Leslie Gould secretary, Mrs. Ollie Minnich librarian, and Mrs. H. H. Gregg director. They plan meetings through the year and performances at events. Officers and Miss Frances Eckert will travel to Columbus to confer with the Ohio State University music director, aiming for several summer meetings.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Ohio State University
Wellington Piano Students Present Two Recitals
Wellington hosts two piano recitals by Mrs. Roy McCormick pupils. May 23 at her home and May 26 at the First Congregational church feature numerous selections ranging from classical to folk tunes performed by many named students in a busy program.
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Wellington
Roy McCormick
First Congregational Church
Gaynor
Robin” Thompson
Patricia McConnell
Thorepson
Keith Kiplinger
Grieg
Dorothy Baker
Rodgers
Aubrer Clayman
Dot” Thompson
Merry Farmer
Schumann
Richard Waters
Anns Lee Bovard
Capt Ride” Weido
Sidney Ray
Schutte
Donna Friend
Tulips
Lichner
Vada Long
Gerald Hughes
Wade
Mary Lupico
Moskowski
Lois Leach
Godard
Mary June Ebersole
Beethoven
Nancy Ann Arnold
Lindow
Maureen McCormick
Liebestraum
Liszt Thompson
June Carpenter
Long
Robert Matcham
Manning Gerald Hughes
Richard Watters
Ora Lee Ebersole
Strauss
Blake
Wade Long
Anna Lee Bovard
Josephine Bellin
Weybright
Edith Barnes
Audrey Clayman
Clementi
Mary Jane Ebersole
Heffer
Rogers
Poldini
Mrs. McCormick
Women attend Cleveland Diocese convention in Ohio
Mrs. J. Gibbons and Miss Gertrude Allen accompanied Mrs. Tamblyn to Cleveland Saturday for the Fifteenth Annual Convention of the Cleveland Diocese of the National Council of Catholic Women at Hotel Cleveland. They attended the dinner and afternoon session highlighted by a pageant and music.
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North Ridgeville
J. Gibbons
Gertrude Allen
Tamblyn
Cleveland
National Council of Catholic Women
Hotel Cleveland
Community notices from Elyria Sunday events and scout activities
Several local families gathered for memorial services and dinners at area landmarks including the Capital Theatre and Poor Clare's Monastery. Girl Scouts Troop 1 planned meetings a hike to Cascade Park and a memorial day decoration, with June 3 set for Nature Study. Brief social updates cover birthdays and visits to relatives in Elyria, Lakewood, and Cleveland.
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Charles Kremser
Charles
William Ruppelt
Vern Andrews
Capital Theatre
Elyria
John Gibbons
Poor Clare’s Monastery
Rocky River Drive
Merie Redmond
Mary Francis
Gomer and
Dustin
Cleveland
L. Hadaweay
Charles Sherring
Hadaway
Len Brickley
Lakewood
E. Knowles
Marie Redmond
Gildys Evans
Harold Reimer
Everett Knowles
Janet
Girl Scouts
Marilyn Brown
Georgia Standen
Jean Ody
Ann Wilbur
Virginia Lyons
Florence Line
Cascade Park
Ledessal Edens
Mayor Petro Urges Strict Parking Enforcement
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro announces a tightened enforcement policy for parking tickets starting May 1. Drivers who do not respond within 72 hours will receive a warrant. early penalties apply within 46 hours and the next 24 hours. Courts will be held every Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. for explanations.
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Joseph Q. Petro
Bates College Professors Travel 8000-Mile U.S. Bus Tour
Professor Grosvenor Robinson of Bates College begins an eight thousand mile bus tour across the United States. A thirteen foot long bus ticket serves as his vacation stand-in for a European trip.
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Lewiston
Grosvenor Robinson
Bates College
United States
Penn University Begins Fingerprinting Of Students
All students at the University of Pennsylvania are asked to have fingerprints taken in the nation’s first college fingerprinting project. The effort is directed by the Department of Justice and the campus Scouters Club.
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Campes
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Mutss College
Department of Justice
Campus Scouters Club
Santa Cruz Fish Horn Siren Delays City Wakeup
Fire department test of a new fish horn siren at 8 AM produced an unusual toot causing a false alarm from box 5. Eight toots repeated four times or 32 blasts were delayed, pushing the 8 o'clock signal 10 minutes late and demoralizing local business. Sale, Saturday at The Gas Office. Your patronage will be appreciated.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Box 5
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Day’s Music & Hardware Store
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Acme
Sap
Ruth
Maumee
Holland
Mich
Ruby Hadaway
Elsrna
Hershey
Petro
R. J. Smeltzer
Church of the Nazarene
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Broad Street
Paradise Soda Grill
Palm Beach
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