County Builders To Meet Tonight
Lorain County Builders Contractors Association members plan a regular session at 6:30 p.m. at Spring Valley Country Club. Topics include the Idea Home and the House of Enchantment projects in Lorain, plus election to fill the late Jack Williams’s unexpired term as association secretary and three membership applications for approval.
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Lorain County Builders Contractors Association
Valley Country Club
Idea
Lorain
Jack Williams
Elyria Industries Thrive On Gas From Pipelines
Ohio industries rely on natural gas from major interstate lines with six cross-country pipelines, five through Ohio, plus Gulf Interstate line. Ohio Fuel runs 36 compressor stations and major plants like Crawford in Sugar Grove to supply 565,000 customers. Two-thirds heat homes. since 1946 service expanded to 112,000 homes.
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Elyria
iGeneral Industries
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Ridge Tool Company
C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Company
Perry
Fay Company
Timms Spring, ‘Company
Texas
Atlantic Seaboard
Ohio
Big Gulf
Louisiana
Ohio Fuel
United States
Chiaso
Gulf
Rocky Mountain
Vsend
Crawford Station
Sugar Grove
Lancaster
Wellington
California
Motorist Uses Seneca Lake Water in Radiator
A Geneva man learned the hard way that Seneca Lake never freezes. Believing lake water would be antifreeze, he poured it into his car radiator and paid 75 in repairs. Officials explained the lake stays unfrozen due to its great depth.
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Geneva
N. Y
Seneca Lake
Navy Men Separated For Communist Ties
Washington reports that since 1950 the Navy discharged or had 21 officers and four enlisted men resign under other than honorable conditions for connections with Communist activities. Figures cited during House appropriations subcommittee testimony by Vice Admiral James L. Holloway, chief of personnel.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Service
House Appropriations
James L. Holloway
Amherst Pythian Sisters hold inspection and events
Amherst Temple Pythian Sisters held practice for inspection at the regular meeting and donated to the American Cancer Society. Home picture purchased for the building fund. Homecoming Day set for June 13 at Medina Pythian Sisters Home. An invitation from Oberlin Temple to attend its annual inspection on May 6 was read. Two representatives to attend the Amherst Community meeting. Final practice for inspection for all officers and degree staff on April 27 at 7 20 p.m. Inspection scheduled for May 11. Refreshment committee listed and refreshments served by named members. Jaycee Ettes meet this evening at 7 29 p.m. at Mrs Merrill Walker's home. members to bring scissors for favors for the DSA banquet next Monday. Cub Scout committee to meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Earl Raesler's home.
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Amherst
Amherst Temple Pythian Sisters
American Cancer Society
Medina Pythian Sisters
Medina Pythian
Oberlin Temple
Clara Ehrman
Carrie Kreger
Ava Alexander
Bessie Avery
Fannie Heller
Melle Werner
Odelia Coverdale
Ione Wasem
Jaycee-Ettes
Merrill Walker
Pearl St
DSA
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cub Scout Committee
Earl Raesler
McCarthy Seeks Witnesses for Army Hearings in Arizona
Senate investigators await word from Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy on rules and witnesses for his Army dispute hearings. The panel hopes to obtain this information and a written statement of McCarthy's side through counsel Roy M. Cohn. McCarthy is in Arizona suffering from bronchitis.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Roy M. Cohn
Arizona
Flanagan's Band Opens Season at Crystal Beach Easter Sunday
Ralph Flanagan formerly of Lorain and his orchestra will launch the season at Crystal Beach ballroom on Easter Sunday night. Featured with the band are Buddy Vietor Scottee Marsh and the Singing Winds in his first year in the band business.
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Ralph Flanagan
Lorain
Crystal Beach Ballroom
Buddy Vietor
Scottee Marsh
Singing Winds
Busi
Flanagan Band Tops Charts and Radio Wins in 1950s
Flanagan broke speed limits of success earning a half million dollars and drawing an estimated three million in person. The group set attendance records at major dance venues, ran 44 weeks of CBS and ABC radio shows, topped TV features, and issued a long line of top selling records including a 1950s best selling pop album. Downbeat Magazine praised the band as dynamic and danceable, keeping the beat and listening well.
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Rness
Flanagan
CBS
ABC
Downbeat Magazine
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Zenith
Lorain, Ohio
C-T
W. W. Baughman
Standen & Geitgey
We Are
MR. Vincent
Higbee Co
Irene Hensley
Detroit
House of Beauty
Broad ST
Timms Spring Company
Ernest Neubauer
Diamond
W. Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
June E. Alexander
News and Delivery Service
Franklin Ave
Crystal Beach
Norman Vincent Peale
Fulton J. Sheen
Schwind's Picture Store
West Second Street
Center Ridge Road
Jack
Just
Gay
Gabardine Rayon
Dan River
Buster Brown
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