Residents of St. Marys Vaccinated Against Typhoid
St Marys began typhoid vaccination today with vaccine from the Ohio health department. The Rotary club set up vaccination headquarters and Dr Heap directed the effort. Immunization followed an interstate illness of 400 people, linked to contaminated water. Local health engineers Hall and Bass seek contamination sources, noting two condemned wells lacked chlorination and potential canal-water intrusion. Immunization was voluntary and typhoid onset typically appears after 10 to 14 days.
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BT. Marys
St Mary's
Ohio Health Department
Rotary Club
Pe Clara
Heap
Elty
Ro H. Markwith
G A. Hall
Howard Bass
Health Department
Hall
Markwith
Maiia
Brighton News Notes Easter guests and local visits
A crowded list of Brighton residents hosted and visited over the weekend. Families from Huron and nearby towns gathered with the Rhodes, Wilkes, Ritzenthaler, and Gill households for Easter preparations and social calls. Local clubs met, with the Jolly Homemakers hosting a 16 member gathering, while others shared common errands and visits across Columbus and Toledo areas.
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Anenium
Frank ‘Toomey
Charles Wilkes
Ralph Rhodes
Nancy
Irene
Loretta Ritzenthaler
Frank Rhodes
Huron
Paul Rhodes
Kay
Kay Jeff
Ben Fenner
Vera Heidrick
Columbus
C. E. Gill
H. L. Gill
Wellington
R. O. Gill
Paul Wilkes
Bra
Frank Cozan Ardwo
Theodore Hardy
Cleveland
W. H. Heidrick
Teddy ‘Hardy
D. L. Clausen
Toledo
D. L. Clayton
Harvey Myers
Covi Myers
Robert Ee
Brookside School hires Mrs. Margaret Dickey for 1941 42
Employment of Mrs. Margaret C. Dickey as teacher of the sixth and seventh grades at Brookside School for the rest of the 1941 42 school year was announced today. She succeeds Miss Margaret Latran who is married. Mrs. Dickey, mother of Helen Dickey a circuit music teacher, is a graduate of Edinboro State Teachers College and has 16 years teaching experience in Pennsylvania plus one year in Conneaut. She has done substitute teaching recently.
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Margaret C. Dickey
Brookside School
Dickey
Poartoin
Margaret Latran
Helen Dickey
Edinboro State Teachers College
Edinboro
Easter services follow Palm Sunday events at Methodist church
Vincent Church notes describe Palm Sunday morning worship at the focal Methodist church with the junior choir singing I Will Not Forget Thee Rev Frank Wolfe of Berea Children’s Home spoke and a UA Berea student played two flute selections. Baptisms and church memberships were recorded and an Easter morning service at Avon Methodist church was announced along with an Easter Day breakfast and a missionary address by BRIEFS attendees include local residents visiting Baldwin home and neighbors from Lorain New London and nearby towns.
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Vincent
Focal Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Frank Wolfe
Berea Children's Home
UA Berea
Whispering Hope
Holy City
Adams
Avon Methodist Church
Restrictions On Mail To Enemy Nations Listed
Bulletin from Washington restricts mail to enemy nations to Red Cross messages only, with short wartime notes to POWs. Foreign letters must show sender, be in English, legible and brief, avoiding code phrases and defense topics.
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C. J. Sarster
Washington
Red Cross
North Ridgeville Friendship Club Hosts April Meeting
Mrs Felix Anderton with sixteen Frendship Club members hosted the April gathering. The tour of a newly decorated house preceded a dessert, business session, and discussions of Easter plans for out of town members. Prizes were awarded, and members discussed social hours replacing sewing due to heavy rain. Church activities included Palm Sunday services and new member baptisms at Ridgeville Church. Sunrise services with church youth in charge and Good Friday services noted.
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Friendship Club North Ridgeville
Felix Anderton
Frendship Club
Ro Gilder
Hopp
Smith
Lucy Wilfern
Radcliffe
Ridgeville
Richard Lutz
George Lasch
D. Maddock
Charles B. Stoushi
Hetty Burne
Marie Gerstenberger
Ann Irons
Alex Do' Than
Warren Wilcot
James Salley
Garry Lee Wilcox
Warren
House backs sales tax prospect on revenue program
Washington April 2 A retail sales tax alongside the Treasury plan for a $7.6 billion revenue program appears to have solid support from a majority of the Ways and Means Committee. The tax would raise around 4.1 billion in estimates, excluding government dealings, though opposition remains and the chairman’s vote is uncertain.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Wass and Means Committee
Hill Ace
SAKOO
Robert J. Coughton
D. N.C
Dewgnten
Organize Camera Club At E H S Organize Camera Club
The Flyhailed School announces the formation of a Camera Club to boost high school interest in photography. Officers include George Burdock as president and George Hoke, Marin Berson as secretary, Jack Stanford as treasurer. Meetings after school on the second and fourth Mondays. Miss Gladys Fanell is faculty advisor. The committee may hold public hearings the week of April 13 before further program review.
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George Burdock
George Hoke
Marin Berson
Jack Stanford
Trease
Gladys Fanell
Oberlin Chamber Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
Oberlin April 1 The Oberlin Chamber of Commerce Business and Professional group held its annual meeting in the recreating room at Erwin Worcester home. Six members were elected to the executive board: Dr. R. A. Phipps Mark Webber Gordon Nawler Exci Worcester Frank Locke and Walter Walker. Jean W Hill chaired the meeting and A Stefan was second chair. A Victory campaign for war bonds was announced headed by John von Alem. The Chamber will support garden and vegetable purposes and a small grant was noted. Ada Cook attended the dinner meeting. Ernest Malhas listed delivery service.
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Berlin
Anmba
Oberlin Chamber of Commerce
Erwin Worcester
College Place
R. A. Phipps
Mark Webber
Gordon Nawler
Exci Worcester
Frank Locke
Walter Walker
Ofiers
Fast Seas
Herschel Barone
Chatre
Jean W. Hill
A. ‘ Stefan
Oke
John von Alem
Oberin War Work Council
Campacon
Cece
Appreyi
Templeton Sp
Griske
DL Heaths
Harvey
Tethments
Oberlin and Bowling Green Students Enter Army Training
Winder, a junior at Oberlin College, and Weeks, a Bowling Green sophomore, head to New York for a 22 week officers training course. Sergeant Eisenhauer, promoted to corporal at Camp Welters Texas, serves in Public Relations and co-edits the camp newspaper The Camp Welters Longhorn. Frances Spelbrink plans to join him in Mineral Wells Texas for several months. Families from Morgan Street and Oberlin College engage in upcoming weddings and spring vacations as students like Betty Herrick Donald Campbell and Robert Howe travel home.
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New York
Robert 5. Eisenhauer
Ata
Camp Welters
Texas
Camp Welters Longhorn
Fisenhauer
Oberlin College
Army
Cleveland News
Frances Spelbrink
Mineral Wells
Otis McKee
Morgan Street
Lexington
Massachusetts
Richard
Pristilla Leonard
Hugh E. Leonard
Betty Herrick
Charles Herrick
Donald Campbell
Harry Campbell
Bowling Green
Oberlin
Robert Howe
Profester Howe
Robert
Mercerburg Academy
Derby prep begins as eastern turf season opens at Bowie
The article outlines the Kentucky Derby field trimming underway at Towle and Bowie in Maryland and Florida. It details prep races like the $1500 Chesapeake Handicap at Havre de Grace and the $1000 Bluegrass Stakes at Keeneland, with Calumet Farm entries and top contenders such as Alsab, Bless Me, and Devil Diver shaping the Derby picture.
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Pal
Jack Guenther
United
EW Youk
Aite
Hacking
Fabioht
Towle
Col
Matt
Florida
Bowie
Havre de Geace
Maryland
Fister
Porter's Cap
Gilded Knight
Whiskery
Alsab
Chamaion
Kentucky
Marsland
Ainal
Keeneland Path
Calumet Farm
Ben Jones
Rmclech
Bubbling Over
Our Boots
Black Servant
Bull Li
Greentree
Devil Diver
Jain New York
Beny
Massillon High Faces Uncertain Football Season Refunds Told
Massillon Ohio April 20 0R The prospects for Massillon High School football next fall were clouded by uncertainty today as athletic authorities ordered refunds of money for about 1000 tickets already called in.
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Massillon
Massillon High School
Hobby Show At Hamilton School Highlights Student Displays
Pupils at Marallton School showcase diverse hobby displays across grades from kindergarten to eighth during the second annual event. Upper grade showcases include soap, post cards, fishing scrapbooks, model planes, and ships while sixth and seventh grades feature paintings, handmade items, plaques, and plaques. A long cray on mural decorates the fifth grade, with other exhibits like stuffed animals and china pieces. The school faces funding uncertainty as voters rejected a two trillion proposal, and another election is planned before fall.
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Marallton School
Drdenits Sratentar Adernown
S Ue Dents
Home Man Parent-Teacher Association
Schol
Greece
Prader
Earl Ackley
Class Display Showcases Student Creations Across Grades
The third grade presents drawings of model airplanes and bombs with toy pistols and holiday cards. Second grade shows automobile license plates and dollhouse minis. First grade features rabbits and story characters, while kindergarten displays colored drawings, a doll house, and a miniature village.
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Salt
Alps
Kintergartert
Witt Jattore
Gost
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E. E Edwards
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A. W. Davidson
Robert Lee
Ford Myers
E. E, Edwards
Marjorie
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Harold Willman
Marion Hanes
J. M. Ecba
New London
Giles MecClaffin
Willman
Lillian Burge
Larry Jewett
Willsien
Erie Cauran
Jesse Burge
Kipton
Clement Greene
Corliss Blackman
Berea
Washington, D. C
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Bruce
Verna Jeane Ewell
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Carol
Elyria
Charles Browne
W. E Heck and Sons
Near Amherst
T. M. Caldwin
Baldwin
Sip
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Lorain
Alvin Hibbard
0. B. Ree
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Harold Mill
Sheffield
T. M. Haldwin
B. KR. Adams
Kenneth Bowers
Avon
Bonnerbell Harrish
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Harnad
North Ridgeville
William Schtaittgen
Efrens
Ara
Johnson
Alor Sil
Camera Club
Esther Wood
Ozerfly Ff
Sin
Ada Cook
Ernest Malhas
Union St
Elyria Home
Weather Matter Products
Eas Oreria
Atlantic Seaboard
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Hamilton School
Fistuter
Wiggles
Music
Broad Street
Walit
Altman & Ackerman
AAA
Toc
Elyria, Ohio
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