Leake, Ohio Railway chief relocates to Detroit in C&O tie
The Gas Reporting Leake and Ohio Railway announce its former president has moved his office from Cleveland to Detroit. Bowman, as executive chairman, will act as liaison between the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Pere Marquette Railroad. Bowman, a native of Fostoria, also serves as officer between the lines.
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Leake & Ohio Railway Company
the Road
Cleveland
Detroit
Bowman
Pere Marquette Railroad
Mr. Bowman
Fostoria
Government reforms urged by Hoover commission advice
A Missouri farmer received five different fertilizer recommendations from five department agencies. Congress is urged to implement Hoover commission findings without delay, with Missouri lawmakers listed as advocates in Washington.
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Congress
Hoover Commission
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Truman Plans Tax Cuts After War Aid Fight
The report details President Truman’s proposed revenue impact and committee actions. It notes tax reductions on admission tickets, cabaret taxes, and cigaret excise duties as part of broader fiscal adjustments following wartime measures. An auxiliary Eagles committee meeting chaired by Mrs. Lamson covered audits and listed attendees, with a luncheon served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
George Lamson
The
Eagles
W. North Street
Harry Scott
Lola Helms
Thelma Youngman
Wade Speelman
William Papenius
Barbara Wilbrandt
Harvey Martin
Stork Specials List New West Ohio Babies
Mr and Mrs William Weber 510 S Main St welcome a boy four pounds twelve ounces Mr and Mrs Russell Keckler 13612 W Market St Tiffin greet a boy seven pounds eight ounces Mr and Mrs Charles Seever Arcadia announce a girl eight pounds 13 ounces born Friday in Findlay City hospital
Wallis Hakes Bernard Baruch on Government Security and Freedom
Wallis Hakes cites Bernard Baruch and Emerson to warn that excessive government erodes freedom while personal security resides in individuals. He contrasts this with a tale of a Greensboro hotel guest confessing a towel theft from 20 years ago and promotes Ford's fifty ways and a local dealership address.
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Bernard Baruch
Park Bench
Emerson
Glen Marshall
Baruch
America
Greensboro
N. C
FORD
Willis J. Hakes, Inc
E. South Street
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Virgil Grove and Jesse Dieter admitted to Rural Route 4 Fostoria and Wayne. Dorothy Chopson admitted from Flat Rock Michigan. Mrs Perry McElfresh and baby discharged. Daniel Covert Rural Route 1 Kansas and Miss Janice Hull plus Merlin Hull at 920 Sandusky Street discharged or treated.
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Hospital News
Virgil Grove
Fostoria
Jesse Dieter
Wayne
Dorothy Chopson
Flat Rock
Michigan
Perry McElfresh
Baby
Daniel Covert
Kansas
Janice Hull
Sandusky
Merlin Hull
Sandusky Street
Methodists Plan Year At 149th Ohio Conference Meeting
More than 3,000 Ohio conference Methodists will gather at Lakeside to review the year’s accomplishments and draw plans for the coming church year. The session runs through June 12 marking the 149th annual gathering within the Ohio Conference territory.
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Columbus, CO
Ins
Ohio Conference
Lakeside
Paineville Patrolman Endorses Spanking Wayward Teens
Painesville patrolman Leon Debolt says a 15-year-old girl was spanked by her father after she returned home at 3 a.m. The officer notes the girl reported the incident and the father declared discipline was needed and effective.
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Painesville, O
INS
Leon ‘‘Tiny’’ Debolt
Painesville
Tiny
Showers Today For Northern Ohio With Cool Sunday
The Ohio region experiences widespread showers tied to a system from Michigan through Indiana. Forecaster A S Klemetsmo notes thundershowers this afternoon and highs of 70 to 80 degrees with a 8 to 12 degree drop tomorrow as cooler, dry air arrives west of the line. The south and southeast may see continued rain tomorrow before clearing.
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International
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
A. S. Klemetsmo
Arms Aid Plan Faces High Costs and Long Run
State Secretary Acheson warned Atlantic defense cost may rise. Sen. Russell predicts total arms aid could reach 20 billion dollars over 10 to 12 years if the international situation remains tense. Acheson told Senate committees that North Atlantic defenses are currently inadequate and costs may increase soon.
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Washington
INS
Acheson
Sen
Russell
Senate’ Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
North Atlantic
America
School dollars stretch as programs expand across districts
Officials compare per pupil costs over ten years noting Cleveland Heights, Bedford and Bexley show higher spending yet improved programs. The superintendent argues school boards squeeze nickels hard while maintaining a broader curriculum such as driver training. A separate note reports AFL telegraphers ratifying a settlement with United Press after a 33 day strike.
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Ohio
Cleveland Heights
Bedford
Bexley
Buffalo
Blair Ruhl obituary banker and WWII veteran dies at 38
Blair Ruhl president of Second National Bank Bucyrus since 1943 died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after months of illness. He joined the bank in 1915, rose from cashier to VP and cashier, served in World War I, led local American Legion, and was a Bucyrus Country Club founder. Survived by widow Gladys and three children. Services Saturday at Wise Funeral Home.
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Bucyrus
Blair Ruhl
Second National Bank
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ruhl
W. A. Riddew Corp
American Legion
Bucyrus Country Club
Bucyrus High School
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Gladys
E. Blair, Jr
Wise Funeral Home
Funeral services for Peter A. Slama in Fremont
Peter A. Slama 86 of Fremont father of Sister Mary Lecta of Notre Dame convent Fos oria will have services Monday at 9 30 a m in St Joseph's Church Fremont. Burial follows in parish cemetery under Ochs Funeral Home Fremont direction friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Slama
Fremont
Mary Lecta
Notre Dame Convent
Fosoria
St. Joseph's Church
Parish
Ochs Funeral Home
Funeral services for Alma Huffman 72 in North Baltimore
Funeral services for Mrs Alma Huffman 72 wife of James W Huffman of 335 N Main Street will be conducted Monday at 3 30 P M at Harrold Funeral Home with Rev D D Carl officiating She died Friday at 1 P M from a heart attack born March 13 1878 in Crawford County Ohio she leaves husband three sons Ralph J Huffman Walter A Huffman and Carl W Huffman five grandchildren and a sister Mrs D B Bushey Burial is in North Baltimore cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Alma Huffman
James W. Huffman
N. Main Street
Harrold
D. D. Carl
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earl Rogers
James
Jean Huffman
Nancy
Doris Huffman
D. B. Bushey
North Baltimore
Huffman
Pardee Club
Card of Thanks to minister and neighbors
I thank Rev Corl for consolation during bereavement and the neighbors Daughters of America Loyal Order of Moose Relief Corp Dorcas Class Welcome Class for flowers and kindnesses. Mrs. Carrie Youngblood.
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Corl
Neighbors
Daughters of America
Loyal Order of Moose
Relief Corp
Dorcas
Carrie Youngblood
Marjorie Newhouse Pupils Share Piano Recital At Fostoria
A large audience attended the Marjorie Newhouse piano recital at the Fostoria Woman's Club Little Theater. Don Saliers performed Gershwin the Rhapsody in Blue with Newhouse directing the orchestra from a second piano as students Diana Carter Christina Porter Larry Hakes and many others participated.
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Marjorie Newhouse
Fostoria Woman's Club
Gershwin
Don Saliers
Miss Newhouse
Diana Carter
Christina Porter
Larry Hakes
Robert Riggle
Red Ohler
Judith Lane
Karl Pingle
Sharon Carnicom
Carolyn Sue Workman
Suzanne Richardson
Bermie Hummel
Suellen Kovacs
Jacqueline Beam
Kristine Knepper
Leanna Elder
Tommy Bender
Danny Maurer
Roberta Swartzbaugh
Dorisarm Norris
Jill Carter
Saundra Knisely
Sally Jo Ward
Suzanne Welker
Wool Market Little Change Sees Strong Wools
Boston reports limited offerings of greasy domestic worsted wools sold at strong prices. Milling company in Fostoria lists red and white wheat prices. Fostoria police seek Parker McCoy, about 80, missing since moving from Bryan, to settle a relative’s New York estate.
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Boston
Mass
L. Milling Company Fostoria
Fostoria
Parker McCoy
Bryan
New York State
Sixty Club Plans June Hawaiian Dinner Dance
The Sixty Club executive board met at Mrs. King Haylett’s home to arrange a June 22 dinner dance at the Fostoria Country Club with a Hawaiian motif. A follow up meeting is set for Tuesday at Mrs. Louis Frank’s Elm Street home to finalize plans and decorations. A dessert course was served to Mrs. Howard Degan, Mr. Russell Thompson, Mrs. J. B. Sullivan, Mrs. Edward Faber, and Mrs. William E. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixty Club
King Haylett
Fostoria Country Club
Louis Frank
Elm Street
Howard Degan
Russell Thompson
J. B. Sullivan
Edward Faber
William E. Phillips
Power Squadron Plans Rendezvous In June
Final plans for the annual stag rendezvous set for June 17 and 18 were approved by the Fostoria Power Squadron at their Friday evening meeting in the Rosendale building. Crews were assigned to boats leaving Sandusky to rendezvous at Vermilion. Major Walter May, back from two weeks active duty as a reserve officer, reported on reserve boat battalion organization.
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Fostoria Power Squadron
Rosendale
Sandusky
Vermilion
Walter May
Ben Lentz
Fostoria
Washington
Churches Will Aid Blood Program In Fostoria
Eldren E Layton chapter president and Dr T W Geoghegan blood program chairman of the American Red Cross Fos toria chapter met with the Fostoria Ministerial Association at the YMCA to plan the June 23 blood program. Ministers adopt a resolution to aid donor recruitment with each church appointing a congregation chairman.
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Eldren E. Layton
T. W. Geoghegan
Fostoria
American Red Cross
Ceramic Engineers To Meet In Findlay
Richard S. Cole of Marshall Melhorn Toledo will discuss Current Trend in Labor Relations at the Northwestern Ohio section meeting of the American Ceramic Society. The Findlay Country Club dinner Friday June 9 includes a 2 p.m. golf, 6 30 p.m. dinner, and 8 p.m. address. Frank C. Arrance of Electric Auto-Lite Co. heads reservations. Golf is blind par. members may bring guests. Cole is a Wauseon native and former Optimist Club of Toledo president.
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Richard S. Cole
Marshall, Melhorn, Bloch and Belt
Toledo
Northwestern Ohio
American Ceramic Society
Findlay Country Club
Frank C. Arrance
Spark Division
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Fostoria
Cole
Wauseon
University of Michigan
Law College
Optimist Club of
Three Masonic Bodies to Elect Officers in Fostoria
Three Masonic bodies in Fostoria will elect officers in the next two weeks. Garfield Chapter No 150 Royal Arch Masons meets next Thursday evening. Fostoria Commandery No 62 Knights Templar meets Monday June 12. Fostoria Council No 90 Royal and Select Masters meets Thursday June 15.
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Fostoria
Mronic
Garfield Chapter
Royal Arch Maisons
Fostoria Commandery
Knights Templar
Fostoria Council
Royal and Select Masters
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Clarence McBeth
James Smith
Jack Smith
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Richard H. Carter
Ricky
Mount Vernon
Whitney’s Drug Store
Perry and
Elm
T. S. Wonderly
W. South Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Anna Feindel
Bascom
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Morris Dye
Sharyn Lanning
Bloomdale
Findlay City Hospital
Sandusky City Commission
William Mesnard
Fremont Women of the
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Memorial Hospital
Clayton Smith
Bettsville
Edith Yoder
Charles J. Greene
Lynn St
Farm Bureau Mutual
Bible School
Assembly OF God
Lynn Street
Bill Moorman
Ellis Damiani
Edward Arnold
Binnie Barnes
Deputy
Jon Hall
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Colorado Territory
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Virginia Mayo
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Barbara Britton
Marsha Hunt
William Lundigan
Veo Gurl
Jones Beach
Rowald Reagan
Virgina Mayo Edo Brake
Mauna Loa Volcano
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Mauna Loa
Fustoria
Robert Taft
John Bricker
Senate
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Rep
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Washington, D. C
Stork
Wallis Hakes
Willis Hakes
Methodists
V. P. New York
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AFL
United Press
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Fostoria Blood Program
A.M
Chiet
J. W. Huffman
Power Squadron
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Findlay
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Powell
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