126 Pound City Boy In A 50 Pound Cast
Richard Van Vlerah, a 13 year old polio survivor, plays in the Lefty Grove League last year despite a 50 pound right arm cast from surgery. He weighs 126 pounds and must sit out this baseball season but hopes to regain use of his right arm and adapt to catching with his left hand. Born July 13, he considers his year lucky.
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Richard van Vlerah
Richard
Lefty Grove
Morris van Vlerah
Prospect
Norwalk
Rilvria Memorial Haosnital
VFW
Ana Cama
New London Woman Fined in Assault Case
Mrs. Shirley Whitaker, 20, of 56 South Kriffin Street Greenwich, fined 50 in mayor's court Friday on assault charge filed by Mrs. Ralph Fowler. Robert Steel, 36, of 157 North Railroad Street, fined 200 for driving while intoxicated by Mayor Preston Golding.
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New London
Shirley Whitaker
South Kriffin Street
Greenwich
Whitaker
Ralph Fowler
West Washburn Street
Robert Steel
North Railroad Street
Preston Golding
Marine Private Burtchin Graduates From Recruit Training
Marine Private Roger B. Burtchin, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Burtchin of 197 Whittlesey Ave, completed recruiter training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. He will begin four weeks of individual combat training and four weeks of basic specialist training in his military occupational field.
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Marine
Roger B. Burtchin
D. E. Burtchin
Whittlesey Ave
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Vermilion Man Dies In Crash Weekend County Accidents
A Vermilion man, Rom Randall aged 41, died after his motorcycle went out of control on Ohio 113 near Florence. In Norwalk area, two-car crashes injured drivers William Sommers and Wayne Spencer, with Spencer’s passenger Mike Flory sustaining minor injuries. A Wake man incident involved a dog. a Worcester man and Cornelia Ward caused a rear-end collision with minor injuries. Ottawa County reports 164 whiskey thefts from a state liquor store in Elmore.
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Huron County
Rom Randall
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Bay View
Randall
Ohio
William Sommers
Lawrenceville
Wayne Spencer
Wakeman
Sommers
Old State Road
U.S. 20
Renceville
James Letcher
Worchester
Mass
Cornelia Ward
Collins
Letcher
Elmore
Ottawa County
Wakeman Homecoming Week Parade and Fireworks Planned
Wakeman plans a multi event homecoming next weekend with a Queen’s Ball at St Mary’s Hall and a Saturday parade at 10 am from Wakeman school grounds. Contenders for queen include Brenda Orson Pat Guinn Pam Mollison Marsha Linn Linda Cleary and Linda Miller. Events include drill team judging, noon lunch, horse shoe contest, Army Band concert, pony pull, air show, water fight, chicken barbecue, baton twirling and fireworks.
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Jack
Brenda Orson
Pat Guinn
Pam Mollison
Marsha Linn
Linda Cleary
Linda Miller
Wakeman
St. Mary’s Hall
U.S. Army Band
Cleveland
Congregational Church
Glen Orson
Norman Nestor
Treas
Young motorist pays court waiver after red light stop
Howard J. Mann aged 22 of 25 W. Seminary Street signed and paid a $15 court waiver following a police citation for a red light violation issued in the early hours of Saturday.
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Howard J. Mann
Berlin-Milan Board Sets Library Budget
At the July Berlin-Milan merged library board meeting Berlin Heights librarian Bessie Green announced a summer reading program for all capable readers through Aug 23 with a "Reading is Fun" theme. The reading room will feature balloons and a prize for every two books read. Story hours for younger children were scheduled, with Mrs John Feyedelem assisting. The board set an estimated total budget of 42312 dollars for both libraries.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin-Milan
Bessie Green
John Feyedelem
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A&p
Vermilion Man
Spencer
Mike Flory
Law
Berlin
Milan
Colonel Sanders
LUNCK
Terry
N. Norwalk
STC
UC Em Um Coir LL
Philco
The
NEW Philco
Philco Cned
Philco Color TV
Philco CO Ee Teaa Dhed
Minature
Shakil
CCLT
Firestone
Mhittlesev
Maxie
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