Coat and camera stolen from Amherst home
A sable coat valued at 3000 dollars and a 1200 dollar camera were reported stolen from Kenneth H. Daly's home at 622 Washington Ave Amherst. Daly, president of Nordson Corporation, reported the theft at about 545 p.m. Tuesday after finding the residence ransacked. Access was gained through a west side window with a rock, and exit occurred through a south side door. A complete inventory will be made to determine if other items are missing.
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Kenneth H. Daly
Washington Ave
Daly
Amherst
Nordson Corporation
Fire damages Howers Brothers Department Store in Lodi
Fire caused about 40000 damage to the Howers Brothers Department Store a downtown landmark in Lodi yesterday afternoon around 2 30. Fire department reports say a match tossed into a box of paper behind the store started the blaze. The attic was gutted and smoke and water damaged merchandise while customers and employees were safely evacuated.
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Lodi
Howers Brothers
Lodi Fire Department
Help to Stop Drinking Ad From AA Post Office Box
A brief notice promotes help for stopping drinking with contact details AA Post Office Box 467 Elyria Ohio 44035 and a phone number 324 5066 for support.
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Elyria
Ohio
Animal World Viewed in Film at Lorain County Park
Three nature films shown by Lorain County Metropolitan Park District explore spiders bees and insects. Spiders contrasts spiders with insects Secrets of the Bee World surveys life in a bee hive and its social activities Winners covers insects as Earth's dominant creatures. screenings start 8 p.m. at Mill Hollow Nature Center Mil Hollow Bacon Woods Park.
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Lorain County Metropolitan Park District
Mill Hallow Nature Center
Mil Hallow-Bacon Woods Park
Chris Time Pick dominates at Fair stake races
About a thousand harness racing fans witnessed the county fair opener featuring Northern Ohio Colt stake events. Two year old pacing colt Chris Time Pick driven by Wayne Nickells won both heats in 2 07 and 2 06 2 while the purse for the third race reached 5263. Sandy Bay posted top times among locals and Lou Mellert owned filly captured both heats of the William B. Murray Memorial pace with purses of 4473.
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Chris Time Pick
Wayne Nickells
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Gene Krebs
Wellington
County Fair Racing
Northern Ohio
Northfield
Baby Pacer
Sandy Bay
Lou Mellert
William B. Murray
Miss Chanel
Ron Richardson
Baron Bye Bye
Jim Perry
Coaltown Scot
Mackus
Mangenilli
Sunday Baby
Pace
Baron Bye
Skeeter Bug
Amos N' Andy
Coffin Skipper
Arel Bill
Ro Jean
J B Brewster
Chita
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AB Alcoholics Anonymous
Animal World
Eureka
Sanle Dust Bag
Sonia Capedy
Sage Kreener
Cleveland St. Elyria
Lorain
Coaltown
Sears
Rsoue
Min Hoan Ts Hoe
Reg
Galton
Syts
No-Chai
Yrs
Lyr
Ays
Craftsman
ATEX
Pate
Great Lakes Mall
Rollow Acres
Carnegie
Southgate
Richmond Mall
Shoregate
N. Olmsted
Alliance
Moway Mall
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