Ponies Clash At Lorain County Fair sulky races open
The Lorain County Fair harness program opened with double heat wins by Jane Brewer and Priority Miss in the 2:24 pace. Vicki H and Charm Boy led two trot classes while Falcon Reward won the free for all driven by Sis Mowrer. Other winners included Lady, Teddy, Candy, and Baby Pauly in varied pony classes.
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Jane Brewer
Wellington
Lorain County Fairground
Elbridge Moxley
Medina
Earl Bowman Jr
Onl Jan
Priority Miss
Cline
Oe Spurgeon
Plain City
Prairie
Danny
Stout
Teddy
Candy
Ed Maxwell
Jeromesville
Bill Maxwell
Maxwell
Mowrer
Parker
Close
Trotters
Vicki H
R. D. Witchey
Ashland
Prince Alexander
T. Brinkerhoff
Leff
H. L. Auble
Lodi
Charm Boy
Button Up
Ingham
Falcon Reward
Sis Mowrer
Wooster
Sis
Sissy
Priority Dist
Cline Bournon
Lady Gulf
Howard Groas
Slim Gilson
Miss Voidi
Harry Poulton
Croton
Ettel
Priority Mind
Eppy
George Stanford
Farm Lawrence
Miller
Ard
vVick H
Fissel
Miss Ponce DeLeon
Cline Spurgton
Meredith Dewey
D. E. Landair and Sons
Holmesville
FL Miller
George Bryce
Toleo
Vicoka_H
Buccess
Gordon
Rey Tames
Avon
Aid
Lindsey
Rocky Dean
L. Robney
Gates
Milla
Wirtenberger
Henry Bock
Berea
Gary Murray
Preston
Pat Wilson
Lightning
Charles Hawley
Herold Nighola
Jim Stout
Big Prairie
Dan Stout
Scout
William Stout
Rabbit
Victor
A. Parker
Wayne Poss
New London
Thimber
Sona Armstrong
Shreve
Falcott Reward
Baby Pauly
Oren Close
Orere Close
Ghp, Staub
58 Farmers Practicing Conservation in Huron County
Norwalk Ohio district technician William Addison reports 58 farmers in Huron County cooperated with the Huron Soil Conservation District in 1956 the most since 1946 when the district began. Farm plans numbered 48 and local farmers built 21 farm ponds installed 240000 feet of tile on 626 acres and completed 0.5 miles open ditches and 0.75 miles diversion ditches. Local conservation activity aligns with Ohio program trends.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Huron Soil Conservation District
William Addison
Addison
Soil Conservation Program
Ohio
Appeal Denied in 1955 Columbus Slaying Case
The Tenth District Court of Appeals denied the appeal of Lessie Taylor, 33, of Columbus, upholding his conviction for first degree manslaughter in the 1955 slaying of Marine Cpl. Louis Lupo. Taylor was sentenced to 120 years, but the sentence was suspended during the appeal. Lupo was shot on a Columbus sidewalk while on furlough.
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Columbus
INS
Tenth District Court of Appeals
J Lessie Taylor
Cpl. Louis
Aipo
Taylor
Ohio
Lupo
Sponseller To Get Master’s Degree Monday
Wellington resident William Sponseller son of William Sponseller Sr a Geauga high school teacher earned a master’s degree in education from Kent State University and is set to graduate Monday He previously earned a bachelor’s degree from Muskingum College
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Wellington
William Sponseller
Geauga
Cheaterland
Kent State University
Haay
Ile
Our Muskingum College
Fragmentary Telegram Note from Syria and Ohio
The readable items show a scattered telegram fragment referencing Syria and Ohio with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the fragments provided.
400 Families Must Move for Columbus Expressway
Columbus city officials face relocating about 400 families within four months to clear space for the Columbus expressway project. Authorities weigh housing options as the displacement affects residents and neighborhoods.
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