Mosher hits narrow scope of newspapers in talk
Rep Charles A Mosher told 900 journalism students at Kent State University that American papers show a shockingly narrow concept of their social duties. He criticized editors for sensationalism and routine reporting and warned the public is poorly informed about government at all levels.
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Feek
Mosher
Kent State University
U.S Penana
Pedd
Charles A
Oberlin News- Tribe
Grafton Hot Stove League to Organize Teams
The Grafton Hot Stove League plans a meeting at Grafton School grounds tomorrow at 6 p.m. to form teams for boys and recruit volunteers for management coaching and field preparation after relocations from the tornado. A mothers auxiliary is sought, contact Al Kazmaerczak or John Dirling. a Farm Team for boys 6 to 10 will be organized May 11 at 6 30 p.m. registrations then, practice to start.
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Grafton
al Kazmaerczak
John Dirling
Chamberlain
Firelands Coin Club exhibit attracts large Elyria crowd
More than 500 attended the Firelands Coin Club show at the Veteran's hall in Milan with displays from Norwalk Sandusky Bellevue and other towns. Auction chairman Allen Wakes said bidding was active and the value of coins near 1000. Top prizes included best of show for US coins of Washington Lincoln and Jefferson and numerous category awards.
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Allen W. Wakes
Hakes
Norwalk
Firelands Coin Club
Roniald
Nnal
Was
Dove Harper Hite
Thelokens
Veteran's of Foreign Wars Hall
Martin Luther
Milan Ave
U.S
Washington, Lincoln and Jefferson
Sandusky
Bellevue
Mansfield
New Washington
Ashland
Huron
Mt Vernon
Medina
Brownhelm
Som
Milan
Elyria
Tiffir
Charlotte
N.C
Nortt I
Brown
Tiffin
Cygnet
Ohio
Levies Sandusky Bourse
Lorain Coun
Vernon Breighner
Re Ty
Ath
PTA
Local students win awards at Kent State journalism day
Awards go to Norwalk High Dial and Kathy McLaughlin for feature and sports columns in the Signal. The Signal earns multiple honors including best newspaper and best editorial page. Cleveland St Stanislaus Spire wins best newspaper for up to 1,000 students, Rhodes High Rhodes Review tops for larger schools. The Herald Elyria High earns honorable mentions in feature writing and sports pages. Avon Lake Spectrum members collect several mentions including sports columns and sports page runner up. Other area students receive honors such as Annette Spradling for feature writing in North-O-Gram of North.
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Rhodes Review
Kent State University
the Herald
Elyria High
Sally Bungart
Barb Niebling
Bob Christie
Avon Lake High
Rich Galer
Dave Brown
Avon Lake
Annette Spradling
North-O-Gram’ of
North
Diamond safari topic at Elyria Kiwanis luncheon
Michael Ondreyco chief investigator Lorain County Sheriff's Department will speak at the Downtown Kiwanis Club noon meeting at the YMCA. He will recount a personal safari to British Guiana under the title A Diamond Safari. Co chairmen Kosma Glavas and Bill Harmon plan Strawberry Festival committee appointments in two weeks. festival set for June 16 at American Legion Post No. 12 on Home Street.
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Elyria
Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Michael Ondreyco
Lorain County
American Legion
Ohio St
Ohio State Patrol seeks applicants for next training class
Ohio State Highway Patrol announces a 14 week training program starting July 12. About 10 percent of applicants are accepted, with 37 men currently completing 625 hours of study and physical training. Applicants must be 21 to 35, high school educated, 5 ft 9 in, 160 pounds, in good shape and of good character. Graduate patrolmen start at 460 dollars monthly, rising to 550. Applications accepted until June 15 at patrol posts.
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Columbus
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Anson B. Cook
Ohio State Patrol
Col Cook
Amherst Women Back Curfew Law and Local Levies
Amherst Democratic Women's Club approved enforcement of the under eighteen curfew and heard details on May ballot levies. Judge Henry P. Webber of Lorain County Domestic Relations Court reviewed proposals while Richard Croyle of Amherst discussed funding to establish a county school for retarded children.
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Amherst
Amherst Democratic Women's Club
Henry P. Webber
Lorain County Domestic Relations Court
Richard Croyle
Hee
Music may trigger epileptic attacks in some people
Medical notes by Dr Herschensohn describe musicogenic epilepsy where certain notes rhythms or instruments provoke seizures in susceptible individuals. Attacks range from tingling to unconsciousness and even sleepwalking, but can be avoided by altering music arrangements and the condition can be treated with patience and proper care.
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Man
Chronicle-Telegram
By Ih.l. Herschensohn, M.D
MAA Jewelers
Broad Street
Certified
American Gem Society
Brandau
Ted Seward
Fairfax
Broad St
B. F. Goodrich
Second Street
West Avenue
BFG
Broadway
Lorain
Merthe
Majestic
Wwe
Llajestie
Merthe’'S Rd
Bermuda
Powels
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