

The story of the "
Dash Between" July 16, 1922, when
Mae Dillworth was born Maria Agnes Pulaski in the North Hill section of
Akron, Ohio, and June 20, 2010, when the grandmother and longtime resident of
Granger Township, Ohio, died at
Hospice of Medina County at the Inn, appears in the July 5, 2010, edition of the
Medina County Gazette.
The daughter of Polish immigrants worked for many years as a teller at First National Bank of Akron.

Mae married Verne Dillworth, who served in the Army Infantry in Europe during World War II, on Oct. 17, 1942, at St. Hedwig Catholic Church in Akron.

She once served as president of the
Polish Legion of American Veterans Ladies Auxiliary Chapter in
Summit County. Her husband, who is of Irish descent, is a past president of PLAV Post 32 of Akron.
Mae and Verne raised two children, Jerry Dillworth and Veronica Hayes, on a farm in rural
Medina County.
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here to read the full story in The Gazette.
At the top, Mae is pictured with her parents and older siblings at her First Holy Communion. Below is a photo of Mae, center, with other PLAV Auxiliary officers.
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