Black River area hosts winter banquet and club notices
A Black River Athletic Booster Club banquet at the high school honors boys and girls basketball teams wrestling and cheerleaders with a pot lunch and long night last year. Spring cleaning events at Pythian Hall are planned for April 13 and 14 with a luncheon and two auctions to follow. Chatham township baseball registration runs tomorrow and Sunday at the VFW Hall for ages seven to twelve. The Black River PeeWee Football Boosters eye an autumn season with a first meeting Monday at 8 pm in the high school cafeteria. The Black River French Club reports warmer at Easter in Canada during spring break. The FFA plans its annual Parents and Sons Banquet for April 19. American Legion Post 608 meets Monday at 8 pm with Auxiliary Thursday pm. A Pioneer village on Black River Junior High School grounds showcases eighth grade history class project.
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Black River
Liberty Bell Temple
Spencer Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Betty Kelly
Dale Ferguson
Black River PeeWee
Hgh School
Gordon Smith
Black River Junior High School
Hal Johnson
Flower festival queen sought in Avon festival
Avon announces the Second Annual Festival of Flowers from April 30 to May 4 with an April 25 pageant for Avon residents aged 16 to 21. Entry forms are at Avon City Hall or Avon High School and must include a wallet size photo sent to Queen Pageant 36920 Orchard St Avon 44011. Twenty six trophies will be awarded on May 3 for floats, antique cars, and other showcases with a marching corps contest afterward. Entries for parade and corps compete must be mailed by April 15 to Barbara Biro 2727 Center Rd Avon 44011.
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Avon
Avon City Hall
Avon High School
Queen Pageant
Orchard St
Barbara Biro
Center Rd
First ugly pageant planned in Lorain
Lorain launches what it calls the world’s first Ugly Pageant from April 17 to 19. The event, by Lorain Auto Mobile Dealers and Lorain Trade Association, includes an auto show and lucky losers sale on Broadway. Entries require advance registration with the Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce.
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Lorain
Lorain Automobile Dealers
Lorain Trade Association
Fourth Street
Eighth Street
Ohio Lottery
Elyria Memorial Names and Addresses in Local Infirmaries
A scrambled list of names and addresses appears to be drawn from Elyria Memorial records or notices. The sequence includes individuals and households tied to various streets in Elyria Lorain and surrounding towns, showing residents and relatives with addresses such as 763 Infirmary Rd, 299 Harwood St, and 267 Pasadena Ave, among many others.
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Auble
Infirmary
Arthur Bowman
Harwood St
Isaac Bulger
Pasadena Ave
Jota Chen
Rosewood
Janes E Charper
Donna Coleman
Garvin
Edward DE Leonardis
Sterl
Loran
Robert Fitzpatrick
South Main
Spencer Bonnie Francis
Maddie Ave
Donald Gaisdos and Son
Eastlawn
Lorain
Melissard Glaze
Denison Ave
James F Hardff
Antrim
Howard Hartong Jr
Avon Lake
Litchfield
Walter Hill
Sandalwood
William
NATZ
West River South
Terry Jenkins
Local Residents List Hidden in Street Directory Fragment
A garbled OCR list shows names and addresses across Lorain and nearby towns including Lorain St Joseph Amherst Avon Lake Vermilion Sheffield Lake and Avon. Entries include Mrs Elio Deje Sus and daughter 13th St Jeannie Espino 1531 E 29th St and others with various streets, avenues and Drs. The fragment appears to be a directory or notice excerpt with numerous personal names and home addresses.
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Douglas Charboneau
Westlake
Elio Dejesus
Mow
Jeannie Espino
Thomas Fraley
Ridgewood
Anna Franks
Karen Leghart
Amherst
George Lewis
Euclid
Livchak
Devonshire
Sheffield Lake
Sam Manclso
Lake Ave
Srumida Mendez
Robert Moras
Reid Ave
Charles Paige
Victory Ave
John
Tinka Stasovska
Larry Sylvester
Inwood
Avon Lake
Watson
Camden Ave
Gerald Callaway
Fairwood
Flyrra Anthony Bender
Homewood
Joseph Campana
McKinley St
David Dominico
Autumn
Arthur Jarrell
Shore
Dennis Kolibar
Ashwood
Kimberly Pearce
Risden
Pesticide sales in California hit 275 million dollars
California's agriculture department reports about 275 million dollars worth of pesticides sold in the year ending June 30. The figure reflects strong demand across farming sectors and may influence ongoing regulatory discussions in Sacramento.
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Sacramentos PI
California
California Department of Food and Agriculture
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Black River Ax
By Neyso Stroup
Chatham
VFW
French Club
Canada
United States
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Spencer American Legion Post 608
Clark ST
Donny’s
Jimmy Ley
Coosa
Joe Vitale
Maoments
Beavers den
Erie
Ohio
Fr.sat. & Sr
Wheels
the Lynx
Bump City
Tangent
Jacob Kelly
Big Dicheraps
Big Dick
BIG Dicks
Archive
Palate Theater
Broadway
Greater Lorain
Byres
Chronicle-Velegram
Elyria Memorial
Herbert Strickland
Kenneth
12Th
Donald van Gose
Philp
Westervelt
Parsony
Norwalk
Ernest White
Band
Bernard Williams
Sor
Albrecht Rd
Michael Zoruba
Lear
Lorain St. Joseph
Maranatha
E. Main
LaGrange
Port Chaps
Bresting
Fred Aipples
Elyria
Robert Myer
Elyria Youth Unlimited
E.Y.C
RED Top
Wendy
Night Life
Ernie Nichols
Jan Tanner
Center Ridge RD
Rocky River O
Turing
Jones Boys
Edith Fulas
Jin
Jim Perrino
John Liu
West Lorain Oberlin
O Henry S
Veal
Palen Veel
Gerla Breed
Boeghett
Midway Mall
Americana
Cucana Inn
Irwen
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