Sesqui Queens Court Troupe at Ridgeview Center Preview
Readable fragments describe Sesqui Queens candidates introduced at Ridgeview Shopping Center as part of a 2028 Sesquicentennial event. Stage under construction hosts booths for candidate introductions and local vendors. A bearded-giant pastor and a jury trial segment are mentioned with performances by students from Pidgeville High School.
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Caroline Sue Caroll
Ton Vellochin
Pidgewile High School
New Alten
Toms
Oberlin Senior Violin Recital Tonight
Oberlin College Conservatory announces senior violin recital by Buffino major student at Warner Concert Hall tonight at 8. Accompanied by Sonia Louden, assisted by Sylvia Argaville. Program includes Beethoven Violin Sonatas and works by Bach and others. student former president of campus music groups and grand organizer of college chamber ensembles.
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Uoward
Ohron College
Crise
Oberln
Dura
Volin
Qherisa Grekusta
Vaowwe
YVIC
Istimrmortal
College
Cacon Rs Lad Fou
Suburban Calendar Tvents Tonight in Several Towns
Local listings show events across Henrietta Rochester and surrounding areas including booster club fry at high school, missionary society meetups, public relations program, AMVET post dance, church gatherings, and youth club activities. Highlights include services at churches, society meetings, council events, and a variety of community programs through the evening.
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Fireland
Fisa
Wsccs
Rik Vieur
Liban
Les Luds Club
Edward Clles
Mar Ud
Crafton
Bond of the
Menals
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Lee Pooste
Hgh
Building Permit Denied in Oberlin for Residential Project
An Oberlin permit for a residence was denied due to 40 unsatisfied sewer connections and unserved areas. Harvey Johnson filed the application, estimating Burns Vern home costs at 18000, with costs to extend sewers and facilities. A separate permit for a three nearopim home faced withholding for failure to submit building details. Clarke and Mister Can faced costs of 10000 for construction. Town meetings, schedules, and approvals were noted, with various parties and firms listed as involved.
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Residenca
Path Crom
City Milliinet
Harvey Johnson
Pheerty
Clarks and
Miste Can
Crafton S
Tso
Cims
Rarewis
Slo
Pruste Temes Inc
Parihaw Honoparty
Josn von Telpro
Akron Harddiess
Alon Meton Et Club
Nis
Bride To Be Honored At Linen Shower
A linen shower for Miss Carol Arn, hosted at her home, featured guests including Peru Toran, Clevend, Wakeman, Somerses, and others. Attendants served refreshments from four to nine, with a cake and decorated table as well as flowers. The event was assisted by Vas Cather and Por of Tis 4 with Woes Woty wmeys.
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Wablapan
Patich Nolan
Carol Arn
Gulsts
Peru
Toran
Nowy Atk
Ireland
Wakeman
Somerses
Warden
Annual Picnic for Children by Circle
Readable fragments describe a community event titled annual picnic for children organized by Circle. Mentions include location hints and participants, but details are fragmented and unclear. The item reads like a local society notice in a mid century paper.
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Circle
Mrs Jones To Lead Committee At August Meeting
Mrs Jones is slated to lead the committee set to meet at the church on Pine Street. Officers for the upcoming August session were named with Mrs Chiles and others expected to participate.
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Mrs. Jones
Monnens
Thas
Ge Churen von Wernesdiy
Schaefer
Fred Perser
Ochich
Chiles
Krebs
Flos
Wecomm
North Eaton Drive Chairman Cited For Work
North Eaton Drive official cited for community project duties amid local concerns. Report notes civic duties performed, with details on referenced schedule and related events.
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North Eaton Drive
Kiwanis Meeting Reports Small Turnout
A chaotic note describes a Kiwanis gathering with unclear details about the date and attendees. The fragment mentions Nevins and Antys among members but lacks coherent facts or events.
Sesqui Queen Hopefuls in Ridgeville Selections
A total of 18 F1 girls vie for the sesquicentennial queen crown during Aug 23 to 28 celebrations in North Ridgeville. Final entrants listed include Noreen Swan 17 of 9280 Root Rd and Caro Wolfe 17 Ridgeville High senior from Toto Dyke Rd, with others named Judy Brown and Roberta Milson among finalists.
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Suip
Noreen Swan
Caro
Wolfe
Swan
Ron Ud F Swen
Root Rd
Rheeville High Schoo
Parmatown
Ridgeville Hoh School
Vino
Gus Wolfe
Toto Dyke Rd
Judy Brown
Jence Buescher
Bidget Curran
Donna Jacobs
Pote
Hine
Snna Mae Krute
Tysren Lrigslet
Ard
Roberta Mae Milson
Lineman Released After Burn At Medina Rural Coop
A lineman from Medina Rural Electric Cooperative was released from Xien Memorial Hospital after two days of treatment for hand burns suffered while contact with a 7200 volt line on a 74 foot pole. Richard Williams, a 26 year old, was knocked unconscious and three fingers on each hand were burned to the bone. Authorities believe duty fuses prevented a worse outcome.
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Medina
Tneman
Xien Memertil
Richard Willams
South Main SL
Williamis
Coop
Sad Williams
Han
Williams
Iulia
Florence Women’s Bake Sale Planned by Local Group
Florence officials announce a bake sale organized by the Florence Women’s group at the church. Activities include student recitations and a pep of children, with proceeds supporting local causes.
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Florence
Police Scramble Over Truck Car Crash Confusion
Vehicle collision report shows a truck allegedly hit a car but investigators question the sequence of events. A bystander claims a truck driver pushed a cart prior to impact while police note no clear fault and inconsistent statements from witnesses.
TOPS Dreamers Hit Weight Loss Marks in Week
TOPS unit in NORTH TATON records mixed results as members report gains and losses. Mary Taf loses 2 percent while Tihel Thowls gains two pounds. other members show marginal changes in the weekly tally.
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Mary
South Amherst Women Host Rummage Sale at American Legion
SOUTH AMHERST The Amhein Legion Auxiliary will host two rummage sales at the American Legion Home on Aug 22 from 8 am to 8 pm. Mrs Robert Gervel and Ve y Tarald Burdue will arrange pickup of articles that week.
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South Amherst
Amhein Legion Auviliry
Amercian Legion
Rotert Gervel
Vey Tarald Burdue
OES Aide Lectures To Kiwanis
Gilbert Barth a social security representative spoke at the Kiwanis Club on widow with children benefits and how benefits can be called in regardless of wage and age. Portia Heights welcomed new member Edward Cooke and Cary Crane attended as guests with plans announced for an upcoming meeting.
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Gilbert Barth
Portia
Nicanes
Sacia
New Cranstot
Fdwad Cooke
Didies
Cary Crane
Seven Holstein cows yield milk and butterfat records
The Holstein Friesian Association lists seven cows with year long totals. Grafton State Farm and other owners report milk outputs from 8 to 29 31 pounds and butterfat between 12 4 and 169 lbs.
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Epoks
Sven Holstein - Friesians
Grafton
Hetlo Veeman King
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Crocker Mistess
Leona Posch
Crocker Brothers Valley Cits
Graf Len State Farm
Burke
Bonnie Morag
Danty Weaver ‘Skiand and Woodhome Idea
Nance Rear
Rhsaecher Orcotn
Driver Fined for Failure to Stop at Distress Call
A driver named MEDIIICIGON-Mayo faced a fine after failing to stop at an assured safe distance during a distress incident. The case cites safety violations and driving costs as penalties.
Pomona Grange Public Relations Event Planned
Pomona Grange in Lorain County sponsors a public relations program at Ridge Ville Grange Hall in cooperation with a state project to discuss rural and urban problems. A tureen supper at 7 pm precedes a mock wedding and panel discussion with invited guests from real estate, life and casualty insurance, income tax, and Social Security fields.
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Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Progran
Ridge Ville
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Social Sec
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Amherst Chamber Seeks Probe Into Missing Speed Signage
The Amherst Chamber of Commerce urged the Amherst Police Department to investigate the disappearance of two eight foot speed limit signs installed on Milan Avenue and North Main. One sign was recovered in a quarry hole on property owned by Pryce Brothers Co, and a second sign remains missing. Chamber president Russell Dodson said the signs were uprooted rather than torn down, implying heavy force, and warned that removal will be prosecuted. Merchants say stricter enforcement was hurting business.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amherst Police Department
Chamber
Russell Dodson
Milan Ave
North Main
Pyce Brothers Co
Wilan Ave
Kopenhafer
Dodson
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