Once And For All at EHS Draws Big Opening Night Crowd
Elyria High School staged the senior class play Once And For All drawing 400 in the auditorium. Sidney Duvall’s drama follows Nicola Benzetti and a two-building courtyard amid a protection racket, with Newsman Michael Webb and wife Linda driving civic action. The cast includes 21 seniors led by Ronald Aldrich, Floyd Baum, Pat Madhock and Terry Woodings. production staff features Kathleen Hess and Earl Russell. The show repeats at 8 15 Saturday.
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EHS
Sidney Duvall
Tuxedo Place
Nicola Benzetti
Ronald Aldrich
Demetrio
Anna Benzetti
Floyd Baum
Fay Demopoulos
Michael Webb
Harvey Wilcox
Linda
Marcia Prindle
Christine Delarge
Pat Madhock
Nick Benzetti
Arnold Price
Terry Woodings
Nick
Dondero Urges Better Etiquette In House
Rep. George A Dondero of Michigan criticized House decorum in a recent speech urging members to act like gentlemen. He said the chamber should reflect the forum of the American people and called for improved behavior amid a lighthearted rift over foot placement and chair etiquette.
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Harman W. Nichols
United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
George
Mr. Manners
George Anthony Dondero
Royal Oak
Mich
Michigan
Dondero
Amherst Driver Is Cited After Traffic Mishap
A Lorain Amherst driver faced charges after a Wednesday night collision at West 21st Street and Washington Avenue. James W. Smith, 33, Amherst, was charged with reckless driving following an attempt to pass another vehicle.
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Amherst
Lorain
James W. Smith
West 2St St
Washington Ave
Smith
Franklin J. Leshinski
West 21St St
Leshinski
British Rail Strike Called Sparks National Debate
Prime Minister Anthony Eden and his cabinet met in emergency session to approve plans to blunt nationwide railway strike actions set to begin Sunday. The walkout by railway workers challenges both Conservative and Labour campaign positions and threatens to disrupt the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden
Rere
Farm Flock Numbers Fall As Egg Prices Forecast
Nation wide farm trends report by County Agent Paul G Leidheiser notes egg prices may rise this summer and fall due to a 28 percent drop in hatch chick numbers from the current year. Overall March farm flock is 2 percent above eight years ago with milk production in 1955 expected to match 1934's 123.5 billion pounds.
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Paul G. Leidheiser
United States
Unclear grocery price list featuring produce items
A fragmented OCR grocery page shows prices for cucumbers, greens, lettuce, horseradish, parsley, parsnips, radars, tomatoes and related items. The text lists various quantities and prices with numerous garbled words, making precise items and totals hard to determine.
Service Personnel Lays Ahead LOGEX Exercise at Fort Lee
Sgt Coletta L Wilford daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred C Wilford will take part in LOGEX 55 an army wide logistical exercise at Fort Lee Virginia next week About 5000 officers and enlisted will be trained in supplying combat troops for modern warfare No field units will be used but simulated conditions will add realism Sgt Wilford joined the Womens Army Corps in 1950 after Henriettta High School graduation Private First Class William A Ternes son of Mr and Mrs Roy Ternes will be a sharpshooter with the M1 rifle He is with Company C 118th Engineer Battalion at Fort Campbell Kentucky and attended Eaton High School before Army service and basic training at Fort Campbell
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Dondero
John
Harry
Missouri
Michigan
Huntington
Nettle
Brown
California
A. C
Rowan
Grosse, Isle
Mich
O. H. Barnes
Mesapo
Jazmin
Charles Jenin
Kings
Middlefield
Lester Bowen
Jo Ann
LaPorte
Alvin Keener
Karen
Polk
Hazel Naegele
Wellington
Harold Pfeiffer
Richard
Litchfield
Bowen
Ktds
Forest N. Rice
Kathleen Fern
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Jerry Szabo
Tlome Circle
Home Circle Club
Pearl Handley
Welington
WAC
Coletta L. Wilford
Fred C. Wilford
Amherst
Ft. Lee
Wilford
Women's Army Corps
Henrietta High School
William A. Ternes
Roy Ternes
R. D
Elyria
Batttalion
Ft. Campbell
Ternes
Eaton High School
Council Offers Transportation On Election Day
The citizenship council of the UAW-CIO will furnish transportation to and from polls on election day Tuesday according to Frank Oldenburg chairman of the council. Oldenburg said the union offers this service as a civic responsibility and urges all citizens to vote regardless of party. For transport call Elyria telephone 2789 during the day and 37352 after 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizenship Council of the
Uaw-Cio
Frank Oldenburg
Oldenburg
Elyria
Strike Shuts Down Paonee School Grades Walkout
Pupils of the seventh and eighth grades walked out in Paonee as the school stayed on standard time while the town observed daylight saving time. The strike was timed to protest the differing clock settings and affected classes.
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Pawnee
Ridgeville Kiwanis Names Man to Board
Ridgeville Kiwanis Club of North Ridgeville met at Bess and Andy's with Michael Auer as president. Stephan Adam elected to represent on the Teen Twirlers Advisory Board. Harold K. McAlpin joined as new member. Edward Wysocki guest. Stephen Johnson Jr. of Bendix Westinghouse spoke on automotive transport. Next week inter club meeting with Ridgeville Congregational Men's Club at 6:30 p.m.
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Ridgeville
Kiwanis Club
North Ridgeville
Bess and
Andy
Michael Auer
Stephan Adam
Harold K. McAlpin
North Enton
Edward Wysocki
Stephen Johnson Jr
Bendix-Westinghouse, Co
Sewer Taps To Cost 25 Dollars At Elberta Beach
County commissioners approved a resolution fixing a 25 dollar fee for sewer taps at Elberta Beach to cover operating costs of the new sewage disposal plant. The plant cost 62,000 dollars and is financed by assessments on benefitting property plus an annual maintenance fee of 20 dollars for residences and 40 dollars for commercial structures connected to the sewer.
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Elberta Beach
Alibi Crackdown Sends Harold Stanley Back to Jail
HATTIESBURG Miss UP Harold Stanley, serving a suspended 12 month road gang sentence, is back in jail after police report he slipped from custody at night to burglarize then reentered his cell. Authorities say he had been evading confinement for two days before being recaptured.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Harold Stanley
Stanley
County Aid Refused For Pets League
Lorain County Commissioners told a three woman committee that a proposed county animal league could not rely on county financial help. They discussed plans for a new dog kennel costing about 14000 dollars and noted Cuyahoga County’s model is privately financed. The board said county funding could not be expected for several years until the league proves its capability.
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Lorain County
Animal Protective League
Cuyahoga County
Benjamin Roth
J. §. Vair
Alan Smythe
League
Ridgeville Grange reports funds and plans for 100 dollar fair
Ridgeville Grange met with Mos er Jack Spirek in charge. Two membership applications were received for action next meeting. Vanity fair and bake sale grossed 100 dollars led by Mrs Edward Zimbro. Grange donated to buy a Boy Scout flag and approved the Fund Drive for Firelands Scout Camp. The last dance of the year is May 7. May 10 meetings start at 8 30 pm. Refreshment committee listed. Ernest Brandt and wife returned from Florida and Virginia Taylor and Malcolm Van Wormer served refreshments to 34 people.
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Ridgeville
Grange
Moser Jack Spirek
Edward Zimbro
Dana *Ox
Firelands
James Hershey
Frank Mason
Dan Harding
Frank Cousin
Otto Berkley
Clarabelle Miles
Lenard Miles
Elyria CCC Leader Due As Speaker
Allan W. Fritzsche of Elyria will speak at the 37th Annual Campaign Dinner Meeting of Catholic Charities Corporation in the Euclid Ballroom Hotel Statler on Thursday May 5 at 6 45 p m More than five campaign leaders will attend The campaign runs in 220 parishes from May 7 to May 21 Archbishop Hoban Msgr Mohan and Fred Hauserman will also speak The goal is 925 000 to support homes for the aged child care Merrick House two CCO camps and 27 agencies in the Diocese of Cleveland
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Allan W. Fritzsche
Elyria
Catholic Charities Corporation
Euclid Balle Room
Statler
Edward F. Hoban
Frederck B. Mohan
Fred M. Hauserman
Merrick House
Catholic Charities Program
Diocese of
Cleveland
Librarian Speaker Delights Ridgeville Benevolent Group
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church in Ridgeville held its regular luncheon and meeting with devotions by Mrs. Richard Redstone. John Rebenack, Elyria Librarian, spoke on library work. upcoming events include a father son banquet and future meetings at the church.
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Ridgeville
Boey
Sunshine
Charles Hutchinson
Edward Klammer
Guild of St. Peter’s Chten
St. Peter's Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Contract Set For County Road Improvements
County commissioners awarded Hart Construction Co the contract to resurf ace 26.3 miles of county roads and spot oiling slag roads before residences for 173 445 dollars. Only one bid was received while the engineer estimated 174 345 dollars. Hart noted this year's costs rose about one percent from last year.
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Hart Construction Co
Don E. Patterson
Hart
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Sven
Cora Svenson
Mike Moss
Wade Corrigan
Sally Wentz
Penney Sheppard
Big City
Marilyn King
Charlotte Bilge
Rhoda Weingarten
John Walker
Linda Webb
Ar Une Squire
Glenda Cheesman
Pettygrew
Nichols
Jose A. Ortiz
East 30Th St
Clifton Perkins Jr
Elyria Ave
Ortiz
Richard W. Wilson
28Th St
Pearl Ave
Yesteray
Perkins
Williams
Nagy
Sheffield Lake
Henderson Dr
Anthony F. Bascone
West
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Broadway
Irene M. Barnicle
West Germany
British Rail
Mra
Ruth Rice
I.D
Bar U
Del
D& Romes
Law
Balda Fair Ind
Aarantagus
Civanhouse
Bkia
Council
Ridgeville Club
Pfaudler Co
Pets League
Ernest Brandt
Florda
Irginia Taylor
Malcolm van Wormer
Elyria CCC
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Chronicle-Telegram
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