Dismissed Head Of Schools Will Be Given Hearing
Cardington Ohio April 23 The Cardington school board will grant a hearing May 7 to Rolland Thompson whose dismissal as school superintendent will become effective June 1 The board declined to publish the charges but it is learned none involved moral turpitude Thompson has been connected with Cardington schools since 1925 and has served as superintendent since 1932 The law allows him to appeal his dismissal in the common pleas court.
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Cardington Aduol
Rolland Thompson
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MW Owas
Candligton
Oakwood man in DUI crash defers case
Tomkins of Oakwood Street was arrested for driving while under the influence after his car collided with a parked vehicle owned by Richard Notley on East River Street. Notley's two year old son Richard Jr suffered minor injuries. The case was postponed to trial at the defendant's request.
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Tomkins
Oakwood Street
Richard Notley
Oxford Avenue
Notley
Richard, Jr
East River Street
Fourth
Noteley
Parma Heights man’s cash bond forfeited in intoxication case
A $M cash bond was ordered forfeited in poker court today after Fred A Knippenberg of Parma Heights failed to appear for trial on an intoxication charge filed April 19. He was arrested on Harwood Street.
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Fred A Knippenberg
Parma Heights
Harwood Atreet
Lorain Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving
PeWitt C Lumpkin of Lorain was fined five dollars with costs suspended after arraignment in police court on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested at 1 30 a m for running a traffic light at Amad and East Bridge streets.
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peWitt C. Lumpkin
Lorain
Amad
East Bridge Street
Motorist Fined After Reckless Driving Arrest
Joseph Sabo of 221 West River Street was fined $2 with costs suspended after arraignment in police court yesterday afternoon on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested at 2 am for failing to stop at West River and Lodi Street.
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Joseph Sabo
West River Street
West River
Lodi Street
Registration for sugar ration books urged at schools
The Office of Price Administration asks applicants to prepare complete family lists and exact descriptions for all members, with relationships and precise sugar holdings. One family member must register for the entire unit at the nearest elementary school during May 4 5 6 and 7, to receive ration books and stamps based on household size.
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Office of Trice Administration
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Pete
P T A Program Highlights School Play and Flag Lesson
Amherst Ohio April meeting of St. Joseph parochial school P T A featured first grade pupils presenting The Lonesome’s Penny with a long cast list then second grade presented We Love Our Flag with American and English children. God Bless America sung by both grades. Reviews of Wind Swept and Paradoxy read by Ursuline College seniors Carmody and Ryan. Special prize awarded to Mrs. Specker. Preparations underway for the comedy Good Night Ladies now in its third annual presentation.
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Lonesomest Penny
Stephen Latran
Johnny
John Niesen
Jenny
Kathleen Finnegan
Patricia Henry
Mary Low Haas
Priscilla Wohlever
Betty Sliman
Joan Ryan
Agnes Rolling
Delores Spesato
Geraldine Heese
Burton Vilagi
Margaret Glaoweriski
Richard Gasper
Agnes Holling
America
Mary Eton Chase
Gilbert Keith
Carmody
Ryan
Ursuline College
Cleveland
Specker
Ambert High juniors stage play with raffle proceeds
The Ham Actors present a two act comedy in the town hall auditorium under directors Ald Ludwig and Dorothy Walker. Cast includes Lois Schibley Norma Darckert Hubert Mibiita June Ruth Walter Gambish Robert Prittir Jacqueline Braeudizan Bachaga Spotatich Dick Logan Gerey Showalter Gordon Ward Tole Hoth. Proceeds go to the junior senior reception. Election results show Independent candidates winning mayor to clerk with strong votes at the high school ballot. LeRoy W Hotlson enlisted in the U S navy awaiting training at Great Lakes.
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Town Hall
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Dorothy Walker
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Hubert Mibiita
June Ruth
Walter Gambish
Robert Prittir
Jacqueline Braeudizan
Bachaga Spotatich
Dick Logan
Gerey Showalter
Gordon Ward
Tole Hoth
Paul Hogrelel
Albert Conrad
Alice Mehrling
Betty
Hoe 'bin Rey
Edwin S. Day
Jarre
Raleigh
Grayison College
Virginia
Wade Brurs
Maynard Brucker
Matty Hall
Jim Donnelly
Aleta Mays
Cornel
Janet Smith
Earlene Harris
Reevs Mansnih
Mildred
Amherst Area Groups Plan Meetings and Activities
The May meeting includes a home gathering hosted by Miss Frances Jaeger with Mrs. Henry Schriner, while prizes go to Mrs. C. EF Schmidt and Mrs. BE HL Mays. Numerous clubs announce events from beauty tips and dress demonstrations to card parties and scavenger drives, with hospital notes and troop cookie sales outlined for the Amherst area.
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Frances Jaeger
Cleveland Avenue
Henry Schriner
C. EF. Schmidt
BE. HL Mays
C. B Schmidt
EH. Mays
Feed Mathes
South Amherst Girl Scouts Meet at Town Hall
In South Amherst April B Clover troop of Girl Scouts gathered at the town hall after school on Monday. Sixteen scouts and two leaders answered roll call. After the opening service and flag ceremony Helen Tolechka recited the Girl Scout laws. Wanda Winson delivered an interesting paper.
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IRL Scout News
South Amherst
Helen Tolechka
Wanda Winson
S W O C Protests Lorain Lodge 1104 and Union Drive
S. W. O. C protests Lorain Lodge 1104 and the Steel Workers Organizing Committee. Thomas Pycrall, Lorain local secretary, says the union with 10 000 members seeks to resume the offensive against the bill. He notes a plea to C I 0 affiliates this week from William Murray and says the C I 0 opposes the Social Justice maxi sine barred from mails all week.
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Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Smith
Vincent Dil
Thomas Pycrall
Lorain
William Murray
Pycratt
Hi-Neighbor Club Meeting in Eaton Details
The Hi-Neighbor club met on Wednesday April 15 at Mrs Corwin Swans home with 21 members and three guests. Members voted to support the introduction program. It was noted no Red Cross sewing materials are available now and the group repeated the Lord's Prayer.
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Brownhelm Contrepational Church
Helen Rice
Quarry Road
Lucille King
Raymond Bell
Redlands
Calif
Raymond Bacon
Mes
Burton Sage
Ella Sage
Meeting Notes Highlight Mrs Bunter as Winner
Mrs Bunter won the event while Mrs Susan Wargo assisted in serving. Several members were remembered by their sisters as the refreshment course and group photos followed. The next meeting Witt-ba is planned for May 20 at Mrs Lawrence Hunter’s home.
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Susan Wargo
Witt- Ba
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