Won By Eye Wat Gallo Wins Junior Model Prize
Gallo, 15, from Belavenue, won the junior division of the misher body-érattaman's guild hodal tar dexigd competition for his miniature model. He receives $100 and a path to a national competition where the top winner earns a $4,000 scholarship. Donald Gunlock of Chillicethe earned the Ohio sept er division award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Gallo
Andrew Gallo
Belavenue
Ofin
Érattaman's Guild
Elgrns
Ohio
Donald
Gunlock
Chillicethe
Ohio Reports 160 Paliomyelitic Cases in State
Columbus reports 160 paliomyelitic cases in Ohio as of 10:45 AM, with 04 cases reported on August 4. The state budget discussions focus on county and department requests, projected deficits, and the potential November ballot impact. Commissioner Brenson notes spending adjustments will recur in January when appropriations are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Division of
Perseme
Brenson
Budget Commission
Menia
Plan Water Safety Instructor Course Tentative
The plan outlines a Red Cross water safety instructor course to be conducted locally during the week of August 20. A survey will estimate eligible applicants aged 19 or older, qualified as Red Cross senior lifeguards, with interested individuals urged to contact local Red Cross posts by August 20 for final arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counly
Linear Red Cross
Oflee
Coirsé
Alland Hardy
Haag Reunion At Avon Lake Park
The 3th annual Haag reunion will be held at Avon Lake Park on August day. A potluck and regular business meeting will take place with games and contests for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haag
Avon Lake Park
Vaag
Weste Lake Road
Chippewa Lake
City council discusses streets and paving projects confusion
A muddy OCR reads like a city council briefing on street upgrades and curb repairs. Reports mention Gruterete avenue and Grroote streets approval, proposed parcels, and a plan tied to urban renewal.
Deaths and Obituaries in Elyria and Lorain Area
Obituaries record Joh Hugh Smith of Carlile Township and multiple local deaths. Survivors include spouse Hessie Squinns Smith, son Kido Smith, three grandchildren, ten brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements noted at Sudres Curtis Funeral Home and First Methodist Church with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Also brief notices for Judge Daniel W. Caer, Charles Eighman, Louis Schreck, and Frank Hoffman with service details and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh
Hugh Smith
Carlile
Tenth Street
Western Aidomatié Co
Fist Methodiat Church
Solotioh
B. & A.M. Marshall
Elvela Council
Knights Templar
Order of Eastern Star
Fleia
Hessie
Squinns Smith
Kido Smith
Hirce
Hope
Mans Sears
Hugh
Cheryl Smith
Dan Maiden
Hos Smih
Linyd Smith
Ben Nolines
Ada Steith
Elyria
Sudres Curtis Funeral Home
First Methodist Church
Homer W. Courtney
Chureh
Atticiate
King Solomon Loder
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Les Kishman
Charles Eighman
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Mantay
St. Jnsent
Has- Payal
Grand River
Plaraner
Louis Schreck
Cambridge
Gurl Kehoof Milenuker
Wis
City Bonds To Be Refunded
The city completed the refunding of 90000 worth of bonds at a lower rate of interest. City auditor Elldworth J. Albert signed and delivered the bonds to the city. The bonds will be held in the sinking fund until retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elldworth J. Albert
Aniking Hind
School Coaching Staff Reorganized as Veterans Return
The article details a broad reshuffle in the school athletics program. Wilbur Vaughn resigns and Harold Block’s son joins as second assistant football coach. Ralph Baer returns to coaching in multiple sports, with Trubey overseeing golf and Bauer handling baseball and track. Several new assignments span basketball, tennis, health education, football, and physical education across multiple schools and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur L. Vaughn
Truebey
Pars
Harold Block
Block
Navy
Ralph Mauer
Ralphy Baler
Army Air Carpe
Baer
Seateh
Wlack
Trubes
Seter
Hunter Bauer
Don Melkey
Trubey
Bauer and Gast
Lewis Akeloout
Ater
Fairstasoz
Walter Adler
Roorevell
Peta Hallere
Allen and
Elysch
George the
New York Stock
Curb
Guess McKinley Thed
Kfather
Columbus
Hamilton
Spat- Ags
Sng
Kidopis Tree
Central
Cam
Nail Castallers
Elec
Glidden
Anthlétis Sete
Sonehsig
Seston
Nash Kelvinator Benediet
Paramount Pic
Steffone
The
Radio Corp
Sears Roeb
Century Fox
Warner Bros
Woolworth Co
Benedict
Motors
Ghrwsler
Gen Motors
Hige
White Motu Tn
Feesiimay
A. N . Smith
Avon
Muartin Bath
Amy South
US Steel
Selles Neeehing Copper & Mines Shale
Anaconda
Waditien
Repuine
straNickel
Saererebecagie
Calteva
Ind
Socony
Aimer Power & Laight Ceerese
Col Gas & Klee
Bata Tue
Market items and prices from a vintage grocery page
The clipping lists produce including tomatoes and peppers with varied prices and descriptions such as yellow sumers, green peppers, and tomatoes. It also notes onions, corn, and a range of meats like lamb and sheep with bid prices and quality terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Amit
Pevais
President and daughter vote in Independence ballot
President Foarian and his daughter cast ballots in Independence. The president drew ballot No 84 at the familiar Memorial voting booth, marking a routine day in the election process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foarian
Tnt Miskoufi
In And About The Court House MP MP
Court records show Electric Co. of Wellington suing Edward Toth for 607 for work and labor. Several divorces granted today including Violet Willis from Charlies Findley as judge Guy B Findley presides. A variety of suits and dismissals noted with cases of neglect cruelty and common-law actions. A Marion man Earl T Fowler 42 killed after being struck by a northbound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mp, Electric Co. of
Wellington
Edward Toth
Woth
Labor
Violet Willis
Charlies
Guy B. Findley
Willie Reese
John
Dudaé Guy
Findley
Orton
Marion
Earl T. Fowler
Four Killed In Crash Of Two Navy Planes
Four Navy personnel died in a collision near Carville Maryland as two planes crashed during a return trip to Washington. One crew member parachuted safely and escaped injury after the midair impact with an experimental Corsair fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRK
Hoffman
Darner
Ussiman Waste
Clemons
Miss Dag Daveeh
Carville
Patment
Naval Ale
Washington, DC
Robert
Mahi
Douglas Aircraft Co
Byrnes accuses Molotov of aiming to rig Big Four chairmen
In the past ten days Byrnes exposed backstage maneuvers by Molotov to press the Big Four into pre selecting chairs of key commissions. He said Molotov twice sought meetings to dictate commission chairmanships and denounced the tactic before the Procedure Commission. Byrnes warned he will challenge Russian statements and curb manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Molotov
Med
Byrnes
Big Four Council
Byres
Procedure Commission
Rules Commission
Trial continued for women case until August 13
The case involving a 12th Street establishment charged with keeping a disorderly place and possessing seven Viquer bottles was continued to August 13 at the request of Police Chief E Stankard and Solicitor Richard Horan. Mrs Bond hosted guests, with police declaring ongoing inquiries following July complaints. Date notes also mention a veteran discharge correction for Medune from Private First Class to Technician Fourth Grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tela
Luenle
Sor West 12Th Street
E. Stankard
Bond
Renal Arty
Stankard
Con Tuhliances
Richard Horan
Columbue
Waong
Medune
AfeChune
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Cxhaedman Rolopossid
Ned Sued Acon Ete
Ue Council
Abe
Wil Toney
Directo
Saul
Ritecy Lipase
Parmieler
Morgan Siren
le Aide
Laorne
Orapannily
Pert
F.H.A
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Daniel WH Caer
Hawaii
Aed Det Juder
Mrs Has Sah KO Groend
Wuek
Far Arkh
Heyaney
Sedgeman
Oberlin
OWIO
P.R. Smith & Co
Elyine Savings Building
Cleveland Stech Exchange
DIAL
Buckeye Street
Mary Washington
Sherman Duval
Floyd Pritchett
West Broad Street
Didge H.W. Nye
Bertha Asinev
North Maple Street
Arthur
Edward Ragnoni
Jennie Jacoby
Dorothy Roig
Russell, Jr
Norpha Smith
R. D
Russel B. Smith
Marsh & Son
Tire & Battery Service
Cedar St
Gus Company
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