Dress Revue and Contests Result in Wellington
Results from the southern Lorain County dress revue and demonstration contests held yesterday in Wellington were announced by Miss Rhea Shields. Senior division honors went to Marian Johnson, Eloise Rowland, Patricia Ody, Thelma Makenzie, and others across categories including easy to make cotton dress, sport clothes, school dress, and complete costumes. Junior divisions featured aprons and various demonstrations, with 39 girls representing seven clubs.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Rhea Shields
Marian Johnson
Pittsfield
Eloise Rowland
Rochester
Patricia Ody
Dre
Thelma Makenzie
Brighton Victory
Berry Tomehuk
Ales
Brighton Club
Sarand
Sally Melow
I Osind
Ele
Lew Camden Sunshine Vietory
Thelma Zielger
Bengduton
Mabel Barker
Cardense
Martha Shay
Penfield
Alice Brandt Ort
Alice Nets
Sunny
Sally Munhes
Cone Prince Elarmeny
Claveretios
Easy Co
Lois McCarmell
Gel Smith
Camden
Sunshine Victory Workers
Marianna _Jones
Wilma Jackson
Bryan Keighley
Brighton
Eleanor Jackson
Rosalee
Evelyn Hunt
Beuch
Sixteen Registered With Selective Service Board
Sixteen men registered with the Flyrna Selective Service board in July according to board officials, but only seven are 18 years old. The rest enlisted before the Selective Service Act or before reaching required birth dates and are now discharged. Names and addresses of listed registrants are given, with most birth dates unverified.
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Flyrna Selective Service Board
Weves Eary
Rebert SH
Bland Quentin Reese
West River
West River Stherhs Teena Laws Willkans
John Sarnevsky
Oxford Avenue
Kenneth Arnel Kriwek
Feeter
Max Alfred Scharelon
Morgan Avenue
Nebson Chester
Thomas Baker
Ford Neenne
Oscar
Samuel
Es Rey
County bids and vehicle collision in nearby areas
Market notices report plans to take bids for a Cres Creek channel change in Penfield township and a county purchase of fuel from Ole Read Improvement Co. A collision on Route B2 near Columbia Station injured a car driver and contractor as deputies investigate after reports of a strange man along the highway. Marital filings list Anthony Calwimbara seeking a divorce from Jean, Verna Kock’s suit for alimony, and a 1948 marriage noted with two children.
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Romnissesers
Mey
Cres Creek
Penfield
Donald C. Catterson
Ole Read Improvement Co
Board
Turk Ona Action Am
Ietter
Aim To Break Railroad Jam
Washington announces a two point plan to ease the nation’s railroad jam. The War Department will release several thousand experienced railroad workers from the army to relieve manpower shortages, especially on Western lines. Army planes and pilots will redeploy troops nationwide, handling about 2 000 soldiers monthly, with commercial airlines backing the effort. The move signals a reversal of earlier stance, following congressional demands via the Office of Defense Transportation.
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Washington
War Department
Wll
Commercil
Department
Congress
Defense
Local write in campaign shapes November council race results
The write in vote and line 3A totals influence the forthcoming November council contests. Stella Sehitlenan led the Sixth Ward write in effort with 53 votes, Paul Knapp drew 106 for the Sixth Ward Republican ticket, and on the Democratic side Wry i Nant Holeane claimed ANE votes for president of the board. Alfred Alten and William Windsor led Contivtleat borne with 304 and DET votes respectively. Disputed ballots rose as election officials review write ins and potential changes.
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Ralph Terry
Republicas
Stella Sehitlenan
Cfiffth
Paul Knapp
Tom
Pdemocratic
Wryi Nant Holeane
West Line Garage Finan
Cam Anandidate
Hage Mumber
Election Board
Stella Walsh Hurt In Bay Village Crash
Stella Walsh of Cleveland sustained severe injuries in a Bay Village crash while she and companion Eleaner Repinski were returning from a swim at Vermilion. Their car was sideswiped by a truck driven by B. C. Bartell who fled the scene. Repinski suffered minor cuts.
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Stella Walsh
Bay Village
Cleveland
Takewood Hospital
Inguries
Rhythm Club operator loses permit over minor liquor sale
COLUMBUS The state liquor board revoked the Rhythm Club at Steubenville permit held by Duane Walker after he faced charges of selling liquor to minors and allegedly interfering with two inspectors who testified they were treated as drunk patrons. Inspectors Coffey and Conway were suspended earlier by the director on orders from Gov Lausche.
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Columbus
Duane Walker
Steubenville
Walker
Robert H. Coffey
Owen T. Conway
Robert Mo Sohngren
Frank d. Lausche
Permit Granted For Construction Of New Building
A permit was issued by Building Inspector Hart Dickason yesterday to L. W. Rathbury for a new commercial building on Cleve land street east of Abbe road. The one story brick and steel structure, 40 by 80 feet, is valued at $7,500.
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Clevel Land Street
Abbe Road
Hart Dickason
L. W. Rathsbery
Spelling error causes embarrassment in police report
Police Chief E Z Stankard said a misspelled name led to confusion after a court case in which William Jenney of 106 Rush street was fined for disorderly conduct. He noted William H Jenne of 717 Foster ave is not the arrestee. A 17 year old was caught attempting to steal a tire on Fourth street alley. Juvenile authorities took custody. Turkey's railways placed 25 locomotives and 610 freight cars into operation.
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E. Z. Stankard
William Jenney
Rush Street
William Jenne
Foster Aveshue
Council
Stankard
William H. Jenne
Foster Avesue
Mark
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
Turkey
Three Girls Are Apprehended At Elyria Railroad Camp
Three 17 year old girls were apprehended by police today at New York Central Railroad Camp No. 9 west of Elyria after a note to parents prompted a search. One admitted staying five days. They were turned over to county juvenile authorities for further investigation.
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New York Central Railroad
No. 9
Elyria
Cleveland
Enjoy Bike Hike To Oberlin College
Elyria boys will bicycle trip to Oberlin College tomorrow afternoon starting at 1 p.m. organized by the Y.M.C.A. boys division as a Summer program activity. They will tour college buildings upon arrival.
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Oberlin College
Elyria
Boys’ Division
Association
Oberlin
FUGITIVE CAPTURED AFTER PRISON BREAK IN OHIO
Warden Frank D Henderson said James T Walsh 31 one of two inmates who escaped from Ohio penitentiary during church services last Sunday would be returned today. Recaptured yesterday by Youngstown police at a Poland avenue address officers also arrested a 25 year old woman inside the house. His companion Edward Hutchinson 23 remained at large. The beaver is the largest member of the rodent family.
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Columbus
Frank D. Henderson
James T. Walsh
Ohio Penitentiary
Walsh
Youngstown
Poland Avenue
Edward Hutchinson
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Phadhs Barston Des Gluntengler
Jouraner Dinky
Hora Poanter
Weltington Sur Useiders
Vorgindt Regal
Aden Fowethe
Cassie Ebrig Fonels
Vays
Besa Peries
The
Selective Service Board
Henry R. Tomes
Columbia Station
William Chyik
Bedford
Coluumbia Station
Shecriffs
Pittsield Center
Anthony Calwinbara
Betas
Aed
Jean of
Verna Kock
Ne Sepleri
Eth Beyyon
Ieee A
Paxe
Elantia
Sporentis
Vania
Fey
Santperre
Deres
Tata News
Wade
Jon
Ibs
Thomas Loa
Witham J Darear
Ate
Alex Mane
Hfeads
John J. Tominac
Bette
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Tominac
Bolivia
Straits of Magellan
Sudro-Curtis
Prompt Service
Ellor Service CO
Lodi BT
General Motors Technical
Cevten
Verhinal Center
GM Technical Center
Sorenre
Bs Pvt
Ofesearch
General Maters
Jeet
Petreye
Midiien
General Motors
Geneal Motors
General Motore
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
BUICK
Cadillac
Fisher
GMC
Allison
Cleveland Diesel
Delco
Delco Producta
Piesa
Hetroty Diesel
Buster
Alanati Kigatras
Merye
Guide
Newegarture
Accigrmieta
Hrowa-Lipe
Thao
Deeg
Herrar Tanaanestie
Harriaon
Packard Electric + Proving Grounds
Saginam
Saginaw Steering
Geara Veerstedt
M Tien Derrice
GM Ovecotas
General Mocore Parte
General Meara Bagtituce
General Motors of Canada, Ltd
Mi Binaga Laducies
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