Genealogy Finds From Church Records to Cemeteries
The guide outlines where to write for vital records and divorce histories and explains church records as a rich but scattered source. It notes tips for using family Bibles tombstones and cemetery records, warns about transcription errors, and suggests search timing tools and equipment for tombstone surveys. It also points to obituary notices newspaper directories and state library resources plus the Library of Congress collection.
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U.S
Everton Publishers
Historical Society
Library of Congress
Washington
Amherst police case nets indictments for two officials
Lorain County Prosecutor Joseph Grunda sought a special prosecutor for Amherst city government probes. Miss Ramstead, a former Grunda secretary indicted on a felony theft charge, and Koppenhafer, accused of aiding theft, face trial for pilfering 2700 dollars from Amherst general funds. Both plead innocent. no trial date set. Koppenhafer remains out of work as chief, with Edward Kobal now in command of the department.
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Er Lorain County
Joseph Grunda
Miss Ramstead
Grunda
Mikus
Police
Amherst
Chronicle-Telegram
Amherst General Fund
Koppenhafer
Joseph A. Ujbelyi
Lorain
Lorain County
Democratic Party
John S. Haynes
Elyria
Miss
New stroller cart uses pistol-grip handle for control
AP reports a new stroller shopping cart features a pistol grip handle to give the shopper more control. By positioning the child lower the risk of tipping is reduced.
Denim robe marks a judge's fashion trend
Cincinnati judge Fred Cramer, 73, previewed a blue denim robe with a hoop and two D-ring ribbons as a departure from the traditional black gown. He said it signals engagement with youth and social issues, aiming to ease court tension and connect with younger defendants and jurists.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Fred Cramer
Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Gates
University of Cincinnati
Beverly Ferguson
Bricklayers settle pact and other union contracts update
Bricklayers Local 34 in Lorain County settled with the Lorain County Independent Masons and General Contractors before the Saturday midnight deadline. Utility Workers Local 270 reports a tentative agreement with Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co and will mail details and voting times to members. Laborers Local 758 remains in talks with a deadline at midnight today. Operating Engineers Local 13 continues negotiations in Columbus, with a contract deadline not yet set. Local 18 represents about 16,000 workers statewide.
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Bricklayers Local
Lorain County
Masons and General Contractors
Robert Butz
Butz
Utility Workers OF America
Cleveland Electricluminating Co
Laborers Union Local 758
James Byrd
Associated Contractors
Columbus
Ohio Contractors Association
Local 18
Pay and benefits rise noted for LCCC staff list
A long payroll snippet lists dozens of LCCC staff and officials with varied pay amounts from $10,745 to $19,490, including names such as Richard C. Dragan, Howard Ellis, Clarence Fehlhaber, and others. The passage ends with a separate note on biblical references to wine in the Old and Mosaic laws.
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Chard C. Dragan
Howard C. Ellis
Clarence G. Fehlhaber
David R. Ferguson
Ralph &. Hammond
Robert D. Hasenmueller
Adrian B. Karmazyn
Michael J. Karta
Terrence J. Kurtzweill
John W. Leeson
Carol L. Leininger
John F. McKenna
Mark B. McKinley
Eliene Naegele
Kenneth J. Olcott
Donald E. Peter
Dolores A. Ridenour
Linda K. Rowe
David L. Schmit
Boss Offers Fringes to 250 Employees at Miller Container
Rock Island AP report describes Tom Miller’s fringe benefits for his 250 workers. Trips to Florida and Wisconsin retreats, a gift of the mouth program, and options to wear clown suits are among perks. A company bus, Naples Florida complex visits, a Minocqua Wisconsin lodge, and a Gulf of Mexico apartment complex are highlighted. Miller walks the plant daily, greeting workers by first name, and claims fringes cut turnover in a tight labor market. Employees can join frequent recreational trips and exclusive home-owned amenities, with family use of retreats limited to two weeks a year.
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Rock Island, St
Tom Miller
Florida
Wisconsin
Miller
Rock Island
Miller Container Corp
Gulf of Mexico
Naples
Fla
Minocqua
Wis
Steelworkers win huge pay hike in three-year contract
In Pittsburgh USWA says basic steel industry employees will gain over 33 cents an hour Sunday as a 2 cent per hour general raise, plus a 13 cent cost-of-living adjustment for 400,000 members. An extra 0.4 cent adds to job class structure, with 20 cent increases planned Aug and over the next two years, and a $150 bonus in October under a no-strike agreement. Current average pay runs a little above $8 per hour.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers
USWA
Basic Steel
New York
Scott
Singer
Alcoa
Texaco
Am Home
St Am Motors
Teleun
Armea
Westy el Wm Ash
Gil
Boeing Se R
SouthCo
Tam
Pierre Borden Mat Cpc
American Machine & Foundry
Col Gasan
Emerson
CrwZel Bs
Hs Fruehauf
Curtis Wr
Ims
Goodrich
LC. Industries
Dow
Kewanee Industries
duPont WB Bs Lear Sueler Iy
Easkdee
Eaton Bun Pe
Exxon Aes
Gypsam
FMC
Sat
Richmond Ay Searle
G.D
Firesto
Ford M Bate Sybron
el Pat Toledo Edison Ga
Union Pacific Corp
Victoriometer
Gtel el Wise
Woolworth
F.W
GaPact
Silette
Gondyr Ifit
Columbus
Grech M'sun
Ohio
USDA
Barun
Chicago
Midwest
Neston
Mutuals LykesCp
Marathn
Allstate
Dreyfus
Mead Corpe
Fidelity
Mobil
Nort
Putnam Fonds
Owen
Valor
Wegram Finance Opens on Wall Street in New York
An intact notation reports Wegram launching finance activities on the New York Stock Exchange. The brief notes Market access, trading start, and potential impact on Wall Street as investors monitor the flagship listing.
Lorain County grain prices reported by Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports yesterday's closing grain prices: Wheat 2.09 per bushel, shelled corn 2.17, oats 1.60, soybeans 8.65 per bushel. Also notes local business figures and annual estimates.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Doverman wins $80,000 in lottery
Arthur Reichman of Dover Ohio wins at least 90 000 in Ohio Lottery Writings and may pursue a Reichman lifestyle. Pol O Gold game winner last night nets 75 600 with a return planned next week. Other Pot O Gold winners include Cary Horvath Brenda Stivers Lottie Lanes and Robert Carey. Weekly drawing numbers and state results listed.
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Cleveland
Arthur Reichman
Dover
Ohio
Reichman
Cary] Horvath
Northfield
Brenda Stivers
West Carrollton
Lottie Lanes Wadsnera
Robert Carey
Adrian
Robert J. Summers
Millersburg
Bstil Frazier
Bat Blackburn
Youngstown
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Bakers Coven
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United States
Anarco Industries, Inc
Food Market Institute
Dallas
Carpenter
Ms. Ferguson
Dayton
Ryman B. Rosen
Muted Rosen
CEI
Monica B. Williams
CET
LCCC
June H. Allen
Roy B
Ralph D. Bishop
Jawah 3. Brown Jr
Charles 8. Buckalew
Donald F. Creger
Virginia Edwards
Richard A. Ehike
Frank J. Giganti
Robert G. Kaiden
Madeline R. Kolesar
Susan G. Luck
Stephen H. Mahood
Wendy F. Marley
Doree Martin
Walter H. McGreevy
Barbara A. Miller
Gertrude D. Parks
Mary L. Pugh
Jenny Rivera
Richard J. Robbin
Alan M. Rosich
Marie E. Russert
Samuel J. Sansone
Patricia J. Sarriano
Helen A. Shepard
Joan S. Stokley
Louis M. Suarez
Gertrude Schlik
Reid G. Wood
Dan J. Wright
George R. Wright
Joseph L. Freconna
Jacqueline Temple
Joan L. Wintle
Harold Montgomery
Stephen W. Skertie
Egypt
Palestine
Ceeran
Wayne One
Richmond
Tod
Wegram
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Doverman
Abbett Martin
Aon
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