Principals Return to Schools Weeks Before Opening
Elyria public school principals have returned to their buildings a week earlier than usual to prepare for the 1951 52 school year. New students and transfers should register this week, including kindergarten and first grade entrants. Principals will be in their offices 830 am to 12 pm and 1 to 4 pm daily.
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Byria
Elyria
Washingston Junior High
Franklin Gottfried
Washington Building
L. N. Nicholas
Gottfried
Margaret Histed
Plane Crash Near Columbus Kills Dayton Couple
Civil aviation investigators seek cause after a Beechcraft Bonanza disintegrated in flight near Columbus. Victims Samuel A. Hoke 40 and his wife died returning from Cape Cod. The crash, seen by Joseph Fravel, scattered wreckage across a Licking county farm. The Beechcraft Bonanza was destroyed. Sep 4 5 school term details note teachers returning. In a separate note, 1950 Class I railroads spent $2,719,080,000 on fuel materials and supplies, up nearly $100 million from 1949.
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George Miraben
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Maynard Huene
Allen and Garford
Doris I
Snyder
Edison
Freeman A. Dusthimer
Ely
Olive T. Cheney
Franklin
Fern R. Gates
Gates
Roosevelt
Harry Frankfather
Hamilton
Walter Adler
Jefferson
Dwight G. Felton
McKinley
Janis
Cape Cod
Mase
Joseph Fravel
Licking County
Pataskala
Hoke
Hoke Brothers
Carroll
Sampel Jr
David
Timothy
Family Hiking Rules From a Child’s View
Edgth Thomas Wallace Dick recalls how children judge a mother’s permission for a hike. He notes youngsters gauge mood and reason before asking, while Jack emphasizes a mother’s questions about distance determining if they may go.
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Jack
Ann Beckstein Weds Harold Felshaw in Birmingham Ceremony
Ann Beckstein daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Beckstein of Birmingham became the bride of Harold A Felshaw son of Mr and Mrs C L Felshaw of Catawba Island in a Florence Congregational church wedding on August 24 at p m White gladioli adorned the altar and two seven branch candelabra lit the church The Rev Howard Crabtree officiated The bride wore Chantilly lace a ballerina length gown with a strapless bodice under an all basque jacket She carried a cascade arrangement of white carnations Geneva Beckstein was bridesmaid with Mrs J W Green matron of honor The groom was attended by Wendell Felshaw best man and Richard Beckstein Edward Deuschel ushered Two hundred fifty guests attended the reception at the Florence Grange hall The couple plan to reside at 1725 Buckland Avenue Fremont both have local high school ties and Mr Felshaw works at the Erie Ordnance Depot
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Birmingham
Ann Beckstein
Ralph Beckstein
Here
Harold A. Felshaw
C. L. Felshaw
Catawba Island
Florence Congregational Church
Jessie Howe
Ella Reising
Howard Crabtree
Birmingham Methodist Church
Geneva Beckstein
J. W. Green
Florence Grange Hall
Felshaw
Buckland Avenue
Fremont
Birmingham High School
Port Clinton High School
Erie Ordinance Depot
Wellington trip and personnel moves headlined
Mr and Mrs Henry Wessell and Mr and Mrs K O Townsend plan a sightseeing trip to South America. Townsend brings his camera to share photos at meetings. Norman Walton, ex Wellington Airport manager, is assigned to overseas duty. Pauline Powell and family stay with her mother on Barker Street. Mail to Norman Walton reaches San Francisco. Martin Horton transfers to US Navy Receding Station in San Diego. Dr Sidney R Stone relocates his offices from the second floor.
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South America
Wellington
Florida
Pauline Powell
W. J. Powell
Barker Street
Norman E. Walton
Mediation talks set to end power strike in Pittsburgh
Union and management officials met with federal mediators here to resolve a six week walkout against Ohio Power Light and its 1,100 CIO workers. Sub committees studied a ten point company proposal aimed at an early settlement as Harold Johnson of the firm voiced optimism.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio Power Ice
CIO
Ohio
West Virginia
William Pachler
Harold Johnson
Union Officials Consider Settlement After Ten-Point Program
Union leaders went into immediate caucus signaling interest but avoided committing to an imminent settlement. The ten-point plan calls for a one cent hourly wage rise, a two-year power-plant contract to June 1 1953, a one-month shift for division workers, a three-week vacation for long service, a wage inequity clause, Sunday work time allowances, and an escalator clause linking a one percent wage rise to cost of living increases. It also allows temporary transfers between plants for up to two weeks.
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