365 Huron Children Get Polio Inoculations
In New London on Wednesday, 365 first and second grade children from six Huron County elementary schools received Salk polio shots. Schools and numbers were Greenwich Village 65, Greenwich Township 23, Ripley Township 26, North Fairfield Village 87, Fitchville Township 32, New London Centralized 164. Dr Charles H Edel, Huron County health commissioner, and staff from Norwalk oversaw the inoculations.
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New London
Huron County
Greenwich Village
Greenwich Township
Ripley Township
North Fairfield Village
Fitchville Township
Charles H. Edel
Norwalk
Society To Take Tour To Historic Landmarks
Columbia youths invited to join the Historical Society for a May Saturday field trip to the old blockhouse and nearby landmarks. An exhibit of antique wooden articles from local and regional sources highlighted recent meetings, with some artifacts slated for storage in Elyria until Columbia space is ready. Officers listed include Mrs. Malcolm MacClelland president Edith Langdon vice president and Mrs. Doris Stelter secretary.
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Columbia
The
Historical Society
Fiield
Elmwood Nook
Root Rd
Sally Bronson Adams
Malcolm MacClelland
Edith Langdon
Doris Stelter
Baptist Mission Circle
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Edward Madak Post
Town Hall
Clara DeVoogh
Rowland Barhoff
Cleveland
Milwaukee
John Burnett
Parker
Newark
Dayton
Anna Jo Groening
A.groening
Texas
Gene Dunford
Berea
Barbara
Crowder Heads Freshman Hi V Wins Election
Paul Crowder was elected president of the Freshman Hi-V Club last night. He and other officers will be installed at the club meeting next Thursday. Tom Gruen was elected vice president, Roger Stone secretary, Paul Heinzerling treasurer, and Bill Gerber sergeant at arms. For Junior Hi-Y Club selections next Wednesday, nominating committee named Bil Gebhardt and Tom Schmitt for president, Charles Sprenkle for jr president, Larry Benze for salary, Jim Roughton for treasurer, and Jack Nivus for sergeant at arms. Nominations from the floor will also be accepted.
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Paul Crowder
Tom Gruen
Roger Stone
Paul Heinzerling
Bill Gerber
HLY Club
Bil Gebhardt
Tom Schmitt
Charles Sprenkle
Larry Benze
Jim Roughton
Jack Nivus
Rich Food and Late Hours at White House
A Washington Desk story notes critics question Eisenhower’s late banquets and meals at the White House while presidents past, including Truman, are described amid anecdotes. It discusses press access, public dinners, and historical tidbits about Dolly Madison serving ice cream and early presidential dining habits.
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Phyllis Heyman
Merriman Smith
Uattea Preas
White House
Washington
Leslie Bo
Eisenhower
Eisenhowberts
Joel Banat Eaeer
Truman
Mayflower
Drew Pearson
Wilson
Pearson
Sean Pekan
Federal
Critis
LaGrange Grange Dance Tonight and Paper Drive Plans
Old Glory Grange youth group hosts a square dance at the FFA hall tonight at 8:00 pm with a mixed crowd. Officers for the coming year include Rus Tow Adams president and Carl Knapp vice president. preparations for a paper drive and a carnival July 21 22 23 are noted along with homemaker activities and an FFA banquet May 7 at 7:00 pm.
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Lagrange
Old Glory Grange
Clement
Grange Ffa
Rustow
Adams
Carl Knapp
Glenn Long
Allen Nichols
Jerry Long
Richard
Mary Ann Pickworth Wolf
Gilbert Rahrig
Dick Smith
Marion Vickers
James Moulder
John Holcomb
Alden Hopkins
Ray Ketchum
Willard Wolcott
Kenneth Jackson
Bill Forbush
Jay Thayer
Lyle Behner
Don Seabold
Frank Blakeslee
F.F.A
LaGrange F.F.A
Vocational Agriculture Room
Girls State Candidates Are Chosen For Vermilion
Carla Widdows on and Cheryl Barber were selected by the American Legion auxiliary as co editors of The Compass for the coming year. Alternates Leslie Roberts and Aura Lee Laux complete the slate. All four are National Honor Society members and active in Varsity Choir and Dramatics. Girls State runs the week of June 18 on the campus of Capital University.
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Vermilion
Carla Widdowson
Cheryl Barber
Compass
American Legion Women’s Auxiliary
Girls State
Leslie Roberts
Aura Lee Laux
The
American Legion
Tabu
Capital University
National Honor Society
The Numbers Man Peddles Dreams for Dimes
A jokey promo teases a story involving a numbers racket and a con man named Mambo Montanno, with Steve Roper as the comic page feature. It paints pockets being picked at work or a smoke shop as setup for the adventures to follow.
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Mambo Montanno
Steve Roper
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Garudename
Swift Homes
Lakeland Swift Homes
Birmingham
Crowder
Elke
Mickey Jelke
New York
Sing Sing
Jelke
Vermilion High School
Dent
D. Jackson
John
City
Tenn
Dolly Madison
Catherine Frances Cavanagh
Brownie Furniture
Lodi Street
Elyria
Aneemi
Myra
Eitery
Rathead
Sheffield
DuPont
Gabardine
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