Elyria Business College Sold To Wooster Man
Charles E. Spitler will take over Elyria Business College at 340 Broad Street from Mrs. Mildred S. Reese and the late E T Reese. Spitler runs the Ohio Institute of Business in Wooster and plans a five hour morning and five hour evening schedule starting April 19 with six courses: junior accounting higher accounting business administration stenographic secretarial and executive secretarial. The college is VA approved for veteran training and registration begins April 5.
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Elyria Business College
Mildred S. Reese
E T. Reese
Charles E. Spitler
Spitler
Ohio Institute of Business
Wooster
Spruer
Ohio State University
Elyna
Veterans
Ten Years Are Sunday From Chronicle-Telegram Files
Chronicle-Telegram files recall ten years past as a Sunday issue with no paper. The item notes shifts in industry and retail tax plans facing Ohio legislators during a convening period.
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Ohio
Never Gave Up Newport Driver Lived to 102
The Newport RI story notes Robert L. Dring who at 102 claimed to be the nation s oldest licensed driver never gave up. For nearly a year before his death he could not drive but a friend started his car weekly to check it just in case.
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Newport, R.I
Robert L. Dring
Dring
Audrey Hepburn Wins Oscar and Broadway Award in Cinderella Tale
New York report details Audrey Hepburn rising from her seat to claim the Oscar and Antoinette Perry Award after 28 months of relentless work. The piece notes her early Broadway debut as Gigi, her engagement with James Hanson ending to focus on acting, and her habit of dining alone while training. It portrays her as a delicate, private star who values solitude to refuel.
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Audrey Hepburn
Hollywood
Broadway
Antoinette Perry
Phyllis Battelle
New Yorks
New York
Center Theater
Audrey
America
Antoinette ,Perry
Wiliam Wyler
Gig
Sabrina Fair
Forest Fires Set Record In 1953
Ohio recorded 1,720 forest fires in 1953 the highest total in state history. Fires burned 17,648 acres about 10,000 fewer than 1952 with damage estimated at 143,986 dollars. Causes included burning debris smokers railroads miscellaneous and incendiary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Division of Forestry
Sellers Must Pay Taxes For Pike Property
Erie County auditor Gerald G Schweinfurth warns landowners who sold land to the Ohio Turnpike Commission and did not receive full cash balances that withheld funds cover current taxes. Tax bills are issued to the sellers by the county treasurer, and after payment receipting should be sent to the commission in Columbus for reimbursement. This method follows state law despite its complexity.
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Vermilion
Gerald G. Schweinfurth
Erie County
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Turnpike
Columbus
Realtor Conference Slated For Apr 2
District One members of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards will hold their annual conference April 21 in Cleveland with sessions at the Hotel Cleveland. F Ross Ellis district vice president will preside as speakers discuss meeting problems of a competitive market.
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District One
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Cleveland
F. Ross Ellis
Bee and Calf Demonstrations At April Meeting
Well and David McMillan gave demonstrations. Twenty members and one visitor were present. The next meeting will be held April 13 at the Crile home. Dan Nesbett will give a demonstration on bee hives and James Bakes will discuss Weighing Your Calf. The next meeting for rope project members is Tuesday.
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Well
David McMillan
Crile
Dan Nesbett
James Bakes
Pittfield Jolly Stitchers elect new 4-H officers
Marilyn Winsor was chosen president with Barbara Tenny as vice president Ellen Mull secretary treasurer Pat Palmer recreation leader Edith Mull and Karen Kepler news reporters and Diane McConnel health and safety chair. Next meeting set for April 7 at 8 p.m. The Huntington Liberty 4H Club met with Mr and Mrs Marion Crile and project books were distributed. Tom Jordan and Bill Has were noted.
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Pittfield Jolly Stitchers
Marilyn Winsor
Barbara Tenny
Ellen Mull
Pat Palmer
Edith Mull
Karen Kepler
Diane McConnel
Huntington Liberty 4H
Marion Crile
Tom Jordan
Bill Has
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