Musical Art Society Opens Fall Season With Piano and Cello Recital
The Musical Art Society will open its winter season on October 1 with a piano and cello recital. Carl Sehlner of Baldwin Wallace Conservatory and Miss Rather Pierce of BW faculty will perform, joined by the society’s members. Admission is free. guests welcome. The program also features a Messiah piece by the Choral Department and plans for future concerts at the First Congregational Church Wick Room.
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Musical Art Society
Amsie
Carl Sehlner
Baldwin- Wallace Conservatory of Music
Miss Rather Pierce
BW Conservatory
First Congregational Church
Ots Nan
Schiver
Pierre
Bester Sehen
Mussie Gal Dhe
University of North Catelaa
Badbert Beswick
Ash
Gael Simalt
Tt Society
Mes. E. Roth
Kolopus
Eligabeth Tosler Anneueve
Titsie
United States
Torbay
South
Coubley
Anders
Breck
Je Morrie Scott
Walter VonBrek
Gerald Fratk
Methodist Church
Thas
Miss Clady
Mel Cullough
Thie City
Wick
Wwe
CG. A Squire
Vier
Karl 1
Kolen Hemirnes
Mire Karl Po Ree
OF OW Tabnes
Mildred Wagner
Tio Astrer
Gladys McCueHowieh
Bachete
Varios
BL Roth
Gen. Despeciat
Robert Boyling Cencil
A] Wo Tuse
Ghotys McCuthugh
Whears
Elizabeth Taylor
Marui Upp
Ensign Wm. Ryan And Bride Spend Leave In Elyria
Ensign Wm. Ryan U.S. Navy and his bride, formerly Judy Reitzes of Brooklyn, spent leave with his father HJ Ryan at 1212 Lake Avenue, Elyria. The couple, married in Baltimore, Maryland, left last night to return to New York City.
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M. Ryan
Ensign
U.S .N
8. M.S
Judy the Reth Reitzes
Brooklyn
New York
Ensign Ryan
HJ. Ryan
Lake Avenue
New York City
Baltimore
Maryland
Personal News Highlights From Dayton And Surroundings
Capt. R N Brown, back from 20 months in New Guinea and the South West Pacific, visits his wife’s parents on East Avenue in Dayton Ohio. He plans to attend Aviation School at Randolph Field. Local clubs jammed with leaders attending federation conferences while many young women prepare for college courses. Diners, travelers, and relatives host gatherings as servicemen return and families reconnect across the region.
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R.N. Brown
New Guinea
Southwest Pacific
Dan Hang
East Avenue
Iis
Dayton
Ohio
Capt. Brown
Brows ‘Marain
Randolph Field
Evelyn Bird
Miriam McIntire
Grave Nau
Aurille Lyon
Chatrerin
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
Ohu Federation of Business and Protessant
Net
Howe
Columbus
Satnday
Tou
Esther Gauthintain
Guile
Ruth Sebalt
Pelen Mesetse
St Joh’s
Otsc
Patedi
Lee
Uiotel
Derry
Strelas
George Elbert
Rivers Hale Court
James Darmody
Lee Ange
Eligabeth Penny
Mildred Penny
Larry Sehurenher
Midetown
Agar Widerman
Dorothy Baye Smith
S$. G. Smutty
Rostern Heights Boulevard
Virgin Simpson
J. M. Simpson
Statore Avenue
Flare Stone Maether College
Cleveland
Clarenew
Bo Karkpatetek
Beulah Karkpatriek
Washington Avenue
Servier Gommata
Thyackley
Field
Columbus Street
New London
John Oba
Charlotte Anne White
Harry HO White
AT Feet
Raver Street
Yesterdy
St Mars of the Springs College
George Pesder
Een
George Fesler
Camp
Doris Leser
Long Beach California
Wall
Mir
So J. Leser
Edue
Frank Dee
Emilie Ann
Nuthrup Street
MT Bialogyi
Harvey Hopkins
West River Street
Entertaining Broadcast Attendees at Cleveland Convention
Attend Broadcast A and Mrs Lowell Stan spent work-end in Akron for a Saturday and Sunday convention in Cleveland. Nation officers attended and many teachers shared instructions. Mrs Stove reelected to the board. Linnes hosted by Bob Mane for "We the People" at Mayflower Hotel. Fred and Ivor Hope entertained.
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Lowell Stan
Akron
Cleveland
Ohio Danewin Teachers Association
Nation
Stove
The
Linnes
Bob Mane
We the Teople
Mayflower
Aron
Hest Fred
Ivor Hope Brothers
Mitte Tameats
Local News Briefs From Area Families and Hospitals
A rough OCR text notes several personal notices: Leonard Rounds of Camp Dorn Mississippi on furlough with his wife Mrs Leonard Rounds at North Eatots. Mrs Dianes Darmody of Los Angeles visiting sister Mrs Agnes Halderman of 202 Click Street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Hoppe at Elyma Memorial Hospital on September 25. Mr and Mrs Batest Gor Lorain announce a birth on September 29 at Kilmerni Hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Reveigi of Ridgeville announce the birth of a daughter on September 24 at Ely Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Geese Tondo of LaGrange are parents of a son born September 24 at Blears Memorial Hospital. Mos dean Chae of Lindstreet spends vacation in Rochester New York.
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Ates
Highe
Ghia Univer
Leonard Rounds
Camp Vor Dorn
Mississippi
Leonid Rouinds
North Eatots
Dianes Darmody v
Los Angeles
Agnes Halderman
Clik Street
Ernest Hophte
Eleventh Street
Elyma
Memorist
Batest Gor Lorain
Kimerni Hospital
Walter Reveigi
Ridgeville
Lindstreet
Iso
Rochester
New Ye Bern
Hever
Elyrie Memorial
Heegetal
Mogi Avenue
W Nahn
Dot Oyytong
Suightes Seta
Y D Deb Cabinet Conference Plans Discuss Postwar Business Girls
Members of the Y Deb cabinet and adviser Mrs Jurriet Buster organized a conference at Mise cottage on the lakeside weekend. Betty Lau Kreeger led Saturday evening business talks on postwar plans for business girls and urged voter registration and awareness of candidates records. Plans for the coming year included a V-Oebe drive, a membership push, and a Sunday church group program with Pilgrim Community Church youth.
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Jurriet Buster Etting
Mise Cottage
Lakeside
Betty Lau Kreeger
Goodspeed Anowe
Business Girls
Forest Tah
Ely
Eda Kersehney
Parent Teacher Week Marked By Membership Drive
Governor of Olin proclaims Parent Teacher Week September 24 30 Elyria units aim to boost last year’s membership and reach 235 000 member target set by Mrs Georges P Webster Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers. Members from Elyria, Ohio aim to unite schools and communities to support youth under PTA leadership and honor national leaders at a Cleveland luncheon.
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Olin
John W. Bricker
Elyria
Georges P. Webster
Ob Congress of Parents and Teachers
California
Ohie
Chinimen
Mys Wile Jian Pte
Aceamahi
Heme
Feheral
PTA
Elvtars
Hin
Carl W. Martin
Ohig Par
Form Youth Fellowship organizes at First Congregational Church
A new youth group formed for seventh and eighth graders met at 4 PM to organize a Junior Youth Fellowship under Richard Lehman. Officers elected were President Warren Sowherden, Vice President Vinlet Opra, and Secretary-Treasurer Bob Cochrane. A 6 PM social included a sandwich supper with thanks from FR William AL Leath and desserts from church room mothers.
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First Congregational Church
Richard Lehman
Oberlin
Warren Sowherden
Vinlet Opra
Bob Cochrane
William AL Leath
Covoa
Arthur Hudnutt
Wilma Sunkely Athe Puino
Dan Kinsey
Mr. Kinsey
Jane
Lows Ferry
Mion Seheal
Chorely Orhook
Lehman
Mmakion
License names listed for regional holders and ages
A fragment lists individuals including Steve A Timasenko and Lorain Labovey Jane Dorothy Popovich aged 39, Virgie Howard 21, Graftan Betty Stovamus 18, and RD 2 Grafton. No dates or locations provided.
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Steve A. ‘Timasenko
Lorain Labovey
Jane Dorothy Popovich
Lorain
Virgie Howard
Betty Stovamus
Grafton
Meat Far Corn Roast at Cascade Park Event
Twenty members of the Y. M. G. of St. Pauls church gathered in Cascade Park yesterday afternoon for a corn roast. Officers led arrangements for the event. The next social will be a tureen supper at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Ernst Irion on Third street with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dunford as co-hosts.
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Fo O
Congeewational Church
Mro
Mys
Alex Fell
Othe Church
Y. MG
St. Pauls
Cascade Park
Ernst Irion
Third Street
Russell Dunford
Hospital Discharges Listing Various Local Residents
A cleaned notice lists hospital discharges and associated addresses for Valley City and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Harvey Kloos Mrs Clarence Palm er Mrs Glen Mc Mullen and several others with multiple street addresses such as 121 Edison court 304 Washington avenue 808 East Broad street and 444 West Fifteenth street. The roster mentions baby boys and girls born to multiple families and includes several mistyped or partial names and locations typical of a local hospital discharge record.
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Harvey Kloos
Valley City
James Ratston
Edison Court
Clarence Palmer
West Avenue
Glen McMullen
James Cobb
Grattan
Clarence Kirkpatrick
Wiushington Avenue
Roman Sageta
East Broad Street
Golden Hildebrandt
Ma Mosso
Lake Aye
Allen Spence
Rod
Olhe Bohannon
West Fifteenth Street
Albert Fechke
God
East Avenue
Merritt der
Ala
Ninth Street
Day Meighlin
Fairkown Avenue
Arthur Macgids
Steve Teleha
Mere
Grace Spicer
Ralph Frabotla
Grafton
Charles Nerson
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