Columbus Teachers Get Pay Increase
Columbus Board of Education approved a $500 raise effective September 1 with January 1 supplemental increases, boosting teacher salaries from $1425 to $2030 for bachelor’s degree, and from $3030 to $5675 for those with master’s degrees, funded by a two-bill levy and the Daniels-Cram School Foundation Law, while Norway plans to import 185,000 root stock from America to expand apple, plum, and pear trees.
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Columbus
Columbus Board of Education
ACOH
Daniels-Cramar School Foundation
Norway
America
Erection of Industrial Building Proposed for Lorain County Fair
At a dinner in Wellington ClaiP UL the fair secretary announced plans for a joint Lorain county effort to finance an industrial exhibit building for future county fairs. Elyria Chamber of Commerce urged backing to overcome facility concerns risking equipment and displays. Lorain County Industrial Council may review the proposal, noting about 70 76 manufacturers in the county.
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Wellington
Claip UL. Hil
Lorain County
J. B. Johnson
Elysia Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Het
Local families attend Lorain County Fair and business sale
A notice lists Mrs. Finley and daughters Sally and Nancy from Shaker Heights visiting the Lorain County Fair with relatives Mr and Mrs C C Wilcox and Mr and Mrs Richard Ptert Ring. Carl Helton of Columbus attends, guests of the Sooy family. Pfc LaVerne Newberger on furlough from Kessler Field visits his parents. Judith Ann Sooy visits grandparents as Perry Sony and Arthur Ensign join the Sooys at the fair. Charles White paint shop sold to Donald M Robart and Mrs George H Chamberlain, to be renamed Robart’s Paint and Wallpaper Co. Members of the Robart and Chamberlain families move into the building, with Robart from Ohio Wesleyan and prior Cleveland work. Possession of the store will occur soon.
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Canada
Ele. Finley
Sally
Nancy
Shaker Nesphts
Finley
C. C. Wilcox
Lorain County
Carl Helton
Columbus
Shusband
Richard Pert Ring
LaVerne Newberger
Kessler Field
Army Air Corps
E.R. Newberger
Bennett Street
Judith Ann Soay
Donald Sooy
Cleveland
Perry Sony
North Main Street
Arthur Ensign
Carton
Sooy’s
White
Charles White
Linton A. White
Donald M. Robart
Lakewood
George H. Chamberlain
Wellington
Tlyria
Robart
Birmingham 4-H Club Wins First Prize At Achievement Day
Birmingham The Birmingham Kitchenettes Girls 4 H Club earned first prize for their booth at Achievement Day in Huron held Friday and Saturday. Among 16 entries the top prizes included Lets Coauk Geneen German first and Joan McKin non second. Food Preservation Carolyn Webber first and Emilyn Wickline second. Cakes and Cookies Judy Knott first and Irene Spore second. Salads and Sandwiches Phylis McKinnon first.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Kitchenettes
Huron
Geneen German
Joan McKinnon
Carolyn Webber
Emilyn Wickline
Judy Knott
Irene Spore
Phylis McKinnon
Sunday School and Family Reunions in Ohio
Sunday School at Roadside Park Huron served a basket dinner for about forty. Afternoon games. Von biker Reunion held Bain Gringe Hall with eighteen members from Huron Birmingham Cleveland. Brewer Reunion at Dan Brewer home near Oberlin with thirty seven attendees from Michigan Oberlin Wakeman Norwalk and Elyria. Next reunions planned at Farmingham and Sandusky at Nellie Springer’s home.
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Huron
von Biker
von Bitsen
Bain Gringe Hall
Birmingham
Cleveland
Henry Johannson
Farmingham
Brewer
Phe
Dan Brewer
Oberlin
Michigan
Wakeman
Sans
Norwalk
Vera
Elyriay
Sanduay
Nellie Springer
Ralph Heckstein
Booker Washington Memorial Coins Gain Local Popularity
Residents of Elvria and nearby areas bought nearly 200 of the Booker T. Washington Memorial coins minted at Denver priced at 140 dollars each. Carl Webber and daughters, Sally Balromi and Harold Clary, and Robert Hamm of Brooklyn were noted in regional items. The Friendship Sunday School promotes a bake sale at the O.P.S. store in Vermilion on Saturday, August 23.
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Elvria
Karl
Webber
Caralyn
Beverly
iSally Balromi
Harold Clary
Big Star Lake
Baldwin
Mich
Pic
Robert Hamm
Brooklyn
Afr
Charles Hamm
Friendship Sunday School
Telays i
O.P.S
Vermilion
Coins sold out but Philadelphia and San Francisco issues remain
Minted coins sold out in most places. Philadelphia and San Francisco issues at 1 leach remain available. Surplus funds beyond 40 cent tender value will aid an industrial training school for Negroes in Franklin County, Virginia. Booker T. Washington’s portrait appears on the obverse with a slave cabin and Hall of Fame image on the reverse.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pooner
Frankliis
Virginia
Booker
Washington
Hall of Fame
Fisherman nets hole-in-one on Mobile Bay trip
Alan Bill Murphree a Radio Rauien engineer aboard One Mobile hooks two simultaneous bass weighing two and a half pounds each during a fishing trip on Mobile Bay. Moscow resumes sale of unrationed gasoline at state stations, price four times the rationed level.
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Pishermas
Alan-Bill Murphréé
Radio Rauien
GAN
Murhpee
Moscow
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Frederick Snyder
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Oberlin Hospital
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Catherine Murray
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Amherst
New York
Gorge Jones
Harvard University
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Rockford
Russell Baker
Morristown
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Pepsi-Cola Company
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Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Elyria’s
Pioneer Bank
Savings Deposit Bank
Elyria
Booker Washington
Harry Bros
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Paul Carin
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