Elyria Trackmen second to Rocky River in triangular meet
Elyria High finished a distant second to Rocky River in a three team meet at Rocky River. Sherman won shot put and discus for Elyria, Tillack and Bruce led in sprints and distance. Herrett highlighted Rocky River with three wins including high jump and both relays. Mindek led Parma with two firsts and a relay second.
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Limouce
Johnny Cabas
Elyria High
Tracksters
Rocky River
Pirates
Parma
Art Bridenbaugh
Elyria
Big Russ Sherman
Rudy Davis
Jack Tillack
Jerry Bruce
Sherman
Davis
Tillack
Bruce
Herrett
Bob Herrett
Bob Mindek
Mindek
Rhymes
Elvott
Domisi
Greenman
Bkelley
Tilinck
Roace
Bower
Spang
Welshans
J. Cook
G. Ceskney
Glasser
Martinko
Graham
Berneike
Diuzen
Oblak
Foss “Eh
Gregory
Basser
Royce
Patma
Hoeky River
Rouer
Reed
Gross
Skorownsky
Steffen
Horton
Iaohes
Henning
Black
Kilitus
Herret
Kovar
Dubray
Pincepy
Ditzen
Shaw
Pince
Stewart
Ward Leads City Bowlers With 659 In All Star Meet
Jack Ward of Artes Beer starred in the All-Star League at the Bowling Center posting 258 659 for a 2964 series and guiding Better Line to two wins over Altes Beer. The Beiter Line team trailed in second place with a high game of 1064 as teams jockey for standings.
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Jack Ward
Artes Beer
Altes Beer
Beiter
Bill Gebhardt
George Cotton
Bill Mackin
Rocky del Sesto
Ed Evanish
Frank Malik
Seenaeneessenes
Arvay
Eagles
Elyria Eagles
Knowles
Sniezek
Standard Cleaners
Resar Orchids
Wesserman
Olympic Recreation
Salmon eggs exchanged between rivers Smeem and Dee
Salmon eggs are being transferred between the River Smeem in Ireland and the River Dee in Wales as part of a cross‑border conservation effort. The move aims to support salmon populations and genetic diversity across the two river systems.
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Smeem
Ireland
Dee
Wales
Moose A Pin Schedule and Local Club Notes
The Moose A Bowling League will close its season Sunday afternoon at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with six matches starting at 1 30. The card lists George's Chips vs Buckeye Mold and Die and other pairings. Wakeman ATANKE Mees Grange held a meeting. reforestation talk by John Wells and Solovox music by Mrs Reis ing. Honor Anniversary with pinochle prizes to Mrs Shinsky and Mrs Nickels. 20th wedding anniversary gift for Mrs Al Steyer. Paper sale for the library set for Saturday April 29.
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Moose
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
George's Chips Vn
Buckere Mold and Die
Yarse Sports
Brave Trucking
Smith Texaco Service
Grasrle's
Watside Inn
Moose No
la Grante Hardware
Atanke Mees Grange
John Wells
Reising
Florence
Bryan Dalton
Harald
Winthrop French
Robert Hoyt
Ray Shinsky
Russell Nickels
Lewis Kuhn
al Steyer
Shinsky
Arty Holmes
Kuhn
Feller Aims To Strike Old-Time Terror Again This Season
Detroit U. reports Bob Feller, once a feared Cleveland pitcher, may reclaim his old dominance this year. Though his fastball fades, he uses sharp curve and smarter pitching to outthink hitters like Gerry Priddy. Feller aims to outsmart batters with corner control and scientific approach to pitching.
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Jerry LE Donne
United Press
Etroit U.ki
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Tribe
Iowa
Feller
Detroit Tigers
Priddy
Tigers
Gerry Priddy
Tiger
Cleveland Moundsman
Feiler
Standings and results from major leagues and minors
Baseball standings show Washington leading New York as Boston and Philadelphia hover, with yesterday's results including Cleveland beating Detroit and Washington posting a 5 4 win over New York. Tonight and tomorrow's schedule names St Louis at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Boston among others, plus minor league scores and matchups across International and American Associations.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphie Br. Lous
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadephia
St. Louis
Ganes St. Louis
Ostrowski
Lemon
Red Wolds
Scarborough
Philadelphia
Fowler
V. Dobson
Pet Chub Wei
Perchinne
Olis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
India
Jae Io Owe
City
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Bickford
Miller
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chesney
Peterson
Rus
S. Brechen
Brooklyn
St. Loui
W.L. Pet
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Baltimore
Springfield
Jersey City
Roerat
Four Ohioans Cited For Carnegie Hero Medals
Four Ohioans received bronze Carnegie Hero Fund citations for rescues in 1949 and 1949 50. John Robert Hunt and Link Young of near Newark Ohio, and Forest D Hickman of Marion, plus James C Walker of Cincinnati, were honored for saving a boy from a pond during a drowning attempt and rescuing a generator worker from an explosion debris and freeing a cab driver from a burning wreck.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Young
Hunt
Hickman
Benjamin H. Eddy
Marion
Eddy
Walker
Carl W. Tummiler
Cincinnati
Tummier
Tummler
Tummiler
Oberlin Council to address parking meters and pay raises
Oberlin council meets Monday to discuss parking meters and wage increases for village employees. Ben Lewis to report on the salary committee in absence of chair John Hill.
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Oberlin
Ben Lewis
John Hill
Prospect School
Virginia Kleppe
Gladys Simpson
Florence Worcester
Julia Collins
Beverly Boardma
Margaret Utterback
Phyllis Wheatley Association
W. EF. Stevenson
Oberlin College Employers Association
PTA
Vernon Stevens
George Thourot
Clare van Ausdale
Leonard Sudley
Pleasant School
Elyria
Arthur Williams
Overlin
North Olmsted RUW May 4 meeting and events
The North Olmsted RUW announces its regular meeting and birthday luncheon on Thursday May 4 in the Coe Memorial building with Group 5 serving at 12 30. Guest speakers include Rosalie West of Boston executive director of the AULW and Sadie Burgess of Cleveland state president. Elect officers. Nearby Junior and Senior Women groups plan allied events with luncheon at 12 30 and music. Speakers include Mrs Tenie Wusluers from Elyria on conditions in Russia. Other items mention Rose Cook hosting the Past Noble Grand society of Pine Rebekah lodge May 2 with hostesses Nina Darow Cora Barrows Warrie Boone and Eunice Bailey. Mr and Mrs I J Barnard and daughter Mona spent time in Florida and returned.
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North Olmsted Ruw
North Olmsted
Association of Universalist Women
Coe Memorial Building
Rosalie West
Boston
AULW
Sadie Burgess
Cleveland
D.P
North Ol
Center Ridge Road
Nina Darow
Cora Barrows
Warrie Boone
Eunice Bailey
I. J. Barnard
South Porter Road
Eustis
Fla
Birth of Judith Ann Barnard in Albion Ohio
Mrs Read's parents announce the birth of a daughter named Judith Ann to Mr and Mrs R J Barnard Jean Newby at Lakewood hospital on Thursday April 20. Ed Williams is vacationing in Florida. Robert Pomeroy of Oklahoma City visited his mother and sister Mrs Sadie Pomeroy and Miss Lucretia Pomeroy over the weekend. Kiwanis News notes a closed meeting May 1 in the Coe Memorial building and a card party on Friday May 26 in the same building.
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Coe Memorial Building
North Olmsted Kiwanis Club
Columbia LAND CONCERT APRIL 28 COLUMBIA
A band concert will be held at the school auditorium Friday evening April 28 with new green and white uniforms. A memorial tree was planted in the park with a bronze marker honoring the old District Number of schools in the station area. Memorial Day observances were planned after a meeting at the fire station. The Jolly Janes 4-H club, led by Mrs. Lawrence Burnett, is planning summer projects with sixteen members and open memberships.
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Columbia Land
Columbia
Jolly Janes
Jolly Jones 4-H Club
Lawrence Burnett
Sixty Club Dinner Dance Planned At Town Hall
The Sixty club votes Mildred Patymak as president and lists officers for the coming year. A dinner and dance at the town hall is set for Saturday May 13 with Altruist class serving, Mrs Murrle Fish as chairman. John Burnett and wife celebrated their 25th anniversary at the daughter’s home. Grandchildren and four great grandchildren attended and presented a gift of 25 silver dollars. Other local visits and family weekend plans are noted among residents including the Walchecks Artzes Mayers and Kerckhoffs.
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Mildred Patymak
Shireley Relsinger
Marian Jakobsky
Pat Garman
Pat Dettman
Pat Jocke
Club Te Dine
Sixty Club
Murrle Fish
John Burnett
Henry Klink
Pearl Road
Strongsville
John} Burnett
Herbert Walcheck
Cleveland
Musa Artz
Grafton
Ruth Richardson
Akron
Carl Artz
Carol Ann
Kathleen Mayer
William Mayer
Richard Kerckhoff
Columbus
Lee Walker
West Ridge and Carlisle Grange Meeting Notes
Carlisle and West Ridge Grange groups met Tuesday with about 60 attendees including 18 from Amherst and one from Oberlin. The program featured Hickory Tree Grange, plus remarks and a luncheon. Other items note David Peters singing at St Johns College and various local visits and dinners across several families.
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Carlisle Uramup
West Ridge Road
Carlisle Grange
Amherst
Oberlin
Willia Anderson
William
Hickory Tree Grange
David Peters
Cleveland
St. John’s College
Alfred Ensign
George Vincent
Elyria
Vincent
Barbara
Fred Schram
George Schockey
Eugene Schokey
Hilda Gi
Stella Saturday Horoscope and Local Aid Society Report
Stella Saturday offers April 29 and 30 horoscopes highlighting Taurus traits and cautionary notes about temperament, inner voice, and partnership. The piece notes two families, Mrs. Russell Johnson and Mr. Sumner Lawrence, plus thirteen West Ridge Aid Society members at Elyria Achievement Day last Wednesday.
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Stella
Russell Johnson
Sumner Lawrence
West Ridge Aid Society
Elyria
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