Autos Damaged In Multi-Vehicle Route 45 Collisions
Deputies report two traffic incidents. Suz anne Wargo of Warren was rear damaged at Route 45 when her car was struck by a Buckeye Pipe Line truck driven by Kenneth Bond. Louis Almasi and Edward Perking also had damage in separate West Avenue near Broad collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Wargo
DB. 1
Gratton
Gal
Buckeye Piped
Kenneth Bond
Warren
Wargo
West Avenue
Broad
Almasi
X Rays At Wellington Fair For Chest Examinations
The Larrin County Tuberculosis and Health Association offers chest X rays at the ordain County Fair in Wellington today and tomorrow. A tent near the County Health Department inside the main entrance will host the service under Bob Brooks of General Surveys Columbus. X rays run daily from 10:00 a.m. until close, charged at one dollar with reports mailed to individuals in about two weeks.
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Larrin
Market Prices and Conditions For Livestock Produce
Market notes show steady to fair trends with various livestock and produce items. Cattle bids note choice and medium grades with prices around 18 to 35 dollars for beef cuts, and sheep and lambs with mixed quality from good to cull. Vegetables and canned goods list beans celery cabbage and onions with assorted prices, while fruits and roots display fluctuating values.
Vincent Methodist events and teens picnic in Vincent
The Vincent Methodist church wing hosts a Thursday afternoon meeting at 1:90 at Edith Hurlbut's home on West River road. The Progressive Class was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Baldwin. Roll call guests included Mrs. Coons Rowland Rea Harnish Lewis and others. A September 11 church parlor meeting is announced. A third annual teen community picnic sponsored by Mrs. Ernest Goodsite and Mrs. Cherba was held at the Cherba home with over thirty attenders. Henry Sedlacek of Cleveland delivered a sermon using Psalms 98 and 100. Stella Goodsite led Sunday school and Mrs. George Cox taught the adult class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland
O. B. Rea
Nellie Harnish
Fid
Lewis
Lenore Cook
Mra. J. Cook
Frankie Beesey
Kenneth
Michael Weldon
Ernest Goodsite
Cherba
Vincent
Henry Sedlacek
Cleveland
Methodist ‘Church
Armed Service
Stella Goodsite
George Cox
van Nuys
Cal
Reese
Almond Hull May Be Source Of Auto Fuel
New York reports California scientists from the University of California prepared high proof brandy and fuel alcohol from almond hulls. W W Cruess Johnny Kilbuck and Ernest Hahl say hulls can yield table size foods and livestock feed, with vitamin C content. They note government subsidies and tax rules could hinder large scale use, but a big distiller might adopt the process. They caution the name brandy from almond hulls may not appeal to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Califoria Scientisia
Chemurphy
W. Cruess
Johny Kilbuck
Ernest Hahl
University
California
Death Records MRS MARTHA KNAPP GRAFTON
Mrs Martha Knapp 74 died Tuesday evening at her daughter s home in Columbia Station She had been ill six weeks Born in Eaton township Surviving five daughters three sons 42 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren a sister and a brother The body at Russel D Fulton Funeral Home services Friday at 2 pm burial Knowles cemetery Amherst death notices continue for Anna Grugel and others with funeral details and survivors. outlook includes clergy and cemeteries.
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Martha Knan
Grafton
Martha Knapp
Martha Wilking
Columbia Station
Eaton Township
Wilkins
Elsie Quick
Raymond Lee
Mel
Maxine Lees
Elyria
Bert Baker
North Ridgeville
Hugh Knapp
Elis
Anna Grugel
Amherst
Franken Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Hiom
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Earl Grugel
Columbus
Ray
Carl
Minnie Baxter
Mia
Paulie Mauer
Laura Kroeger
John
Fred Hoffman
Zileh Funeral Home
St. Paul's Church
RL. Bosse
Crownhill Cemetery
George. Scheible
Avon Lake
George Behoible
Leonard Haag
Lake Road
IOS Gan
Beheible
Germany
Pat
Yhurey
Burmeister
Belden
Road
Veron Grable
Lutheran Church
Bay Village
Ata Haag
Runa
Scheible
Grandparents Host Visits Across Clarksfield Area
Clarksfield area families entertained grandchildren this past week. Floyd Sutherland and wife hosted Julie Sandra Sutherland. Ray Rider and wife welcomed Bobby Cooke, both children attending New London. Tris W H Stone hosted Gary and Rally Stone from Dayton arriving Thursday for a two week vacation before school resumes in September.
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Strandrui
Floyd Sutherland
Julie
Sandra Sutherland
Ray Rider
Bobby Cooke
New London
Tris
W. HH. Stone
Gary
Rally Stone
Dayton
Sunday School Lesson on Honesty Proclaimed
Readings from Proverbs and wisdom on honesty, truthfulness, and fair dealing. The lesson emphasizes inner integrity, truthful speech, honest weights and measures, and living a life consistent with honesty in business and daily conduct. Includes discussion questions and a concluding prayer inviting the Lawgiver to dwell in hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Clericuy
God
Veteran Granted Permit For Store On West River Street
An X serviceman James Mate has been issued a building permit to construct a grocery and general store at 1514 West River Street South on his father s property. The project, costing about 2500, measures 206 by 25 feet and will fill a local need as there is no store in the neighborhood. Other permits include H d Campbell dwelling at 246 North Prospect Street, Kaplan s Furniture Store addition at 624 West Broad Street, Charles Paren dwelling at 148 Dib Worth Avenue, and a permit adjustment for Black Gusek at Dilworth Avenue Jefferson Street and Heliavenue intersection.
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James Mate
Africa
H. d. Campbell
North Prospect Street
Kaplan
Furniture
West Broad Dreet
Glover
Charles Paren
Dibworth Avenue
Wlack Gusek
Jefferson Street
Heliavenue
Dilworth Avenue
Five divorce suits dismissed in common pleas court
A series of divorces were dismissed in common pleas court with Bertha von Duyke vs Karl and Jamie Mann vs Huber among the names. Anna Barrett, L. A. Carlisle and Florence Barry were granted divorces by Judge Guy B. Findley on grounds of adultery cruelty and cruelty respectively. Alice Walker and Lorain filed for neglect and cruelty while Margaret Johnson seeks divorce for neglect and wilful absence. A petition asks to determine and register title to property of John Wright. The grand jury will hear about 30 criminal cases next week. Settlement sums were approved in two traffic death cases. New court staff includes Mery Gamble as secretary to the prosecutor.
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Oimmen Pleas
Sulla
Bertha von Duyke
Karl
Jamie Mann
Huber
Clara Hlinzieg
Leland
John Burbliss
Marguerite
Bertha Rigo
James
Anna Barrett
Lawrence
Guy B. Findley
L. A. Carlisle
Molle
Guy 8. Findley
Florence Barry
William
Alice Walker
Lo Lorain
Willie
Mary H. Wright
Sheffield Lake
John Wright
Margaret Johnson
Elyria
Phillip
Police arrest Walton Ice Co. worker for false unemployment claim
Louis Schindler 53 employed by Walton Ice Co on Boston avert uue and who lived there was fined 25 dollars and costs and given a suspended ten day county jail sentence by Mayor A Ry Agate for obtaining 19 dollars in unemployment compensation from the State of Ohio by false representation. The affidavit charges he claimed he was not employed during the week ending Jan 1 when he was. The court suspended the sentence on condition he restitution be made. Schindler was arrested on a warrant sworn by Don Schindler investigator for the bureau of unemployment compensation. Though their names are identical they are not related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schindler
Walton Ice Co
Boston Avertuue
A. Ry Agate
Iran
Ohio
Schindler
Don Schindler
Bureau of
Two Motors Stolen From B and O Railroad Near Grafton
Two Briggs and Stratton gasoline motors valued at 3130 were reported stolen from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Grafton two months ago. B and O railroad police notified authorities today as part of the ongoing investigation.
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Briggs and Stratton
Baltimore and Ohio
Grafton
Elyria Kansas Found Between Newton and McPherson
Kenneth Krueck and Gladys Williams report a third Elyria in Kansas between Newton and McPherson. Elyria Kansas, population 60 in summer, lies on a federal highway five miles from McPherson with a lumber yard, grain elevator, station, general store, and a combined school and church. The former Elyria, Ohio settlers were not clearly identified.
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McPherson
Elyria Lunthes Company
Krueck
Enmeone
Elyria
Kansas
Ohio
Amherst Council Tackles Excess Water and Sidewalk Plans
Amherst council held a busy session addressing excess water in basements and Sewage drainage queries. Investigations were set for possible sewer obstructions and township ditch sources while sidewalk consent and shrub removal near Town Hall park were debated with deadlines for action.
Local club notices and recital highlight September meeting
Mrs. Lucy Roemer notes the September meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Delta Bechtel in Forest Hildrive with Chely members at St Ann's Catholic church. Honors awarded to Mrs. D Makrynska Mrs. L Kramer Mrs. F Hurlbut and Mrs. G Nagel. A dessert was served to members and guest Mrs. Gallagher of Toronto. Ella Reising presented piano pupils in a Brownhelm Congregational church recital with solo and duet numbers and two student pieces. The Brownhelm B B 4 1 club met to plan County Fair exhibits at Wellington with Dwight Miller recording the day. Hospital news lists newborns and discharges. briefs include visitors and travel plans. Three teams from 12 states won a Junior American Legion sectional baseball tournament in Cedar Rapids Iowa and Davenport Iowa.
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Amherst
Village
Carl Northeim
Tenney Avenue
H. IL
Beesing
Cleveland Avenue
Jackson Street
Milan Avenue
Malcolm Solak
Charles Cerehle
Floyd Lodge
Henry Gordon
Karl Mulder
South Lake Street
Paul Pikey
R. Cho+ate
Girl Scouts
Town Hall Park
Wettrieb
Wuiters
Board of Public Affairs
Caverdale
Sabiers
Joan Brown
Skill Club
Park Avenue
Mary Abraham
Kay Sabath
Cleveland
Honers
Ian
Marilyn Jenne
Betty Weising
Betty
Netizki
Dlessert Celjrse
Leona Dybinski
Hetty Netizki
Lorain
Purley
Legion Auxiliary
Oressa Brown
Church Street
Madalline Bruce
Gertrude Prucha
Delia Bechtel
Anna Michael
Nellie Wilker
Minnie Mathes
Beverly King
Delta Bechtel
Forest Hildrive
Chely
St Ann's
St. Joseph's Catolic Church
Tueday
Leo Carr
D. Makrynska
Lous Kramer
Frank Hurlbut
George Nagel
Mrs. Gallagher
Toronto
Canada
Theresa Gammons
Ella Reising
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Brownhelm B. B
Kroup
Wellington
Dwight Miller
Hospital
George Harris
James Childress
James Donnelly
William Baker
Pearl Street
Edwin Rose
Cincinnati
Aly
Frank Radde
Labor Day
John Miller
Sterling
Helen Rice
Cedar Rapids
Eams
American Legion
St. Paul
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Misie
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Fulton
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Trieste
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Lees Middie
Leghorn
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Ruark
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Royal Stats
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Ducky
Reyce
Selter
Mike
Duckling
William Meyer
Chicago Park
Meyer
Vath
ZOO
Webster
Destray
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Teahethitons
Chad
Orother
Chronicle-Telegram
Veteran
River St
H. E. Agate
Karen Radabaugh
Louis and
Gulway Radabaugh
Oberlin
Melvin Johnson
Barry Fisher
Howard Fisher
Fourth Street
Ralph Belden
Mery Gamble
William G. Wickens
Police Dept. News
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Howe
Kenneth Krueck
Foster Avevenue
Gladys Williams
Oxford Avenue
United States
Newton
WGAR
Willams
Kansas Cy
Lucy Roemer
Aisilade
P. X. Rexall Drug & Store
United Prem
Central
Beane
Montgomery Wa
Permongas Koolgat
Kool Vent Metal Awning CO
Borala
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