Plans For Seasonal Farm Labor In Ohio
Ohio State Employment Service prepares placement plans for farm workers as the Agriculture Department ends its farm labor recruitment program on January 1. James H R. Tichenor of Elyria reports the plan to assist farmers and processors statewide, with coordination across Ohio and neighboring states. An internal organization will handle agricultural labor issues, aiming to finish by year end, while offering workers mobility from surplus to demand areas.
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Agriquiture Department
Ohio
Adid
Pass
Amherst Christmas program and club events summarized
Amherst community notes describe a December school Christmas program with readings, songs, and a toy orchestra, plus a Christmas party held at a local home with a dinner, gift exchange, and round robin cards. Also reported are Eagle Scout, church group activities, a membership campaign, and scheduled holiday events at area congregations.
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Danhary
Leona Glover
Shaker Heights
Mold
Amherst
Mesdames Cla
Alexander
Ravert Choate
Cora Gillete
Florente Gillian
John Ludwig
Kenneth Mather
James Nicholl
W. G. Nerd
Nina Penton
Alfred Proctor
Latey
Roenter
Milo
Kendeigh
Oberlin
Nord
Edgemere Place
Crile Veterans Hospital
H. W. Powers
A. A
Geo Will
Dh A. Werhecher
Darksaty Alreel
A. FP
Ruth
CG. A. Alexander Coshostes
Havehean
A Proctoy
Nerdy
J. Ludwig
L. Room
Santa Claus
George Nagel
S. Dus
Bertha Latran
Paul Blair
Amherst Aerie of
Two Bahamans And Three Jamaicans Returning Home
Two Bahamans and three Jamaicans working in Lorain County farms will depart tomorrow, reducing remaining foreigners to eight Jamaicans and no Bahamans. The eight Jamaicans, all in greenhouses, have a one year extension to stay in the United States, until January 1, 1849. The workers were instrumental during and after the war in harvesting crops that could have been lost.
Open House and Local Meetings Highlight Wellington Notices
Wellington notices report open house for Mr and Mrs Paul Newton on Lincoln Street. Upcoming events include First Baptist Missionary Society meeting, a Wellington Grange turkey dinner and officer election, and a First Methodist Church official board gathering. Also covered are hospitalities, airport staff changes, a VFW Auxiliary Christmas party, a death in Mt Vernon, and a Wellington Junior Chamber stag party with Joe Louis and Ja Walcott fight viewings.
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Wellington
Lelan Kirkpatrick
Robert Hersrick
Paul Newton
Wincoln Street
Newton's
First Baptist
Sooiely
Ruecell Edwards
Pleasant Street
First Baptist Church
Kenneth Avery
T Gelogck
Grange Hall
Ortner Brothers
Charles Wenner
Jones Street
Han Xers
Wenner
Norman Walton
North Main Street
Miss Algatrachhio
Rita Flanagan
Lakewood
St. Louis
Mears
Guy Lowery
Charles Robishaw
Mt. Vernon
Brighton
Bessie
Ida Lowery
Belle Krause
Califor
Nia
Lee
Ashtabula
Fred
Chicago
Wellington Junlor Chamber of Commerce
Legion Home
Joe Louis-Jae Walcott
Earl W. Piper
D. E. Piper
Grove Street
Kappa Sigma
Ohio Wesleyan University
Piper
Om. C. A
Army Will Choose Unknown Soldier
The Army plans a selection process to name the Unknown Soldier from World War II dead, modeled after the 1921 Unknown Soldier ceremony. Nine caskets from major combat theaters will be reduced to one, with the final Unknown Soldier to be laid in Arlington and receive honors.
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Washington
Plang
Arlington National Cemetery
Battte
Chalon-sur-Mare
France
U. S
Europe
United States
Capitol
European
Far East
Pacific
Mediterranean
Middle East
India
Burma
China
Alaska
Caribbean
Lake Avenue Cub Scouts Meet at Lake Avenue School
Den 8 of Cub Pack 105 met at Lake Avenue school on Wednesday evening. Nine cubs attended with three guests Mrs Walter Lowe, Mrs Rost, Koski and son Daniel, Den Chief Richard Stone and Den Mother Mrs C R Woodings. Dwane Smith was ill. They crafted spatter print Christmas cards, book plates, and yarn balls from old stockings and began toys for future completion.
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Lake Avenue
Den
Walter Lowe
Rocky River
Rost
Koski
Daniel
Richard Stone
C. R Woodings
Jone
Dwane Smith
Lake Avenue Homemakers Host Christmas Meeting
Mrs Dana Fox hosted a Friday gathering with 14 members and guests Ann Gleason and Mrs Sheeler. A noon lunch followed a decorated table, gift exchange, and a brief business session led by Mrs Grandstaff. Textile painting and knitting demos were planned for the next meeting at Mrs Clarence Woodings, with councillors listed.
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Willa
Lake Avenue
Fuesia
Dana Fox
Ann Gleason
Sheeler
Harold Starkey
Ralph Edwards
Industria
Norway
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Chronicle
Telagram Bipela
Onis
Twendas
Oar
Evansville
Ind
Goshen
Gournsey
Facmey
Groveport
Lester Miller
Miller
Venezuela
Loria Tile Co
Turner
Vergpans
Gl Insurance
Tert
Mentanen
Primouthe
Ration Office
Are Auorentt
Tinguaance
Lee Eding
Faret
Segalar
Lucy Romer
Cleveland Ave
Farm Bureau Party
Tunihes
Matthew Pechaltis
Dulles Prench
Meo
Mo Hatley
Prdley French
Las
George Walker, Jr
Jim Wenzel
Harold Krause
Don Fullmer
See Yan
Mas Chael
The
Eagles
My of
al Rhone
Wilma Haas
Jean Haas
Hevy
Intermediate League of
Howard Washka
Mary Lou Taylors
Ity Reven Ikrang
Mildred Martit
White Gait Fund
Eagle Auxiliary
Svresis Club
Dirling
Woodhill Drive
Marion Steele
Stella
Stith
Dorothy Menz
Lnstesses
Vicki
B. Avery
Park Avenue
RN O. Chib
Biegmans
Blberia Beach
Hickory Trev Grange
Adolph Meinzerling
Santa
Claus
St. Joseph's
Elyria
First Evangelical United Brethren
Russell Bou
Fla
Yoel
Boaz
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Circle Four
Women's Guild
Clayton Hollingsworth
Lincoln Street
Cleck
Bill Monschein
E. River
Ted Prindle
Gleveland ST
Halliwell
Myrtelle
Mill
Bell Cos
Paul
Paulise Elek
Coha
M. Shepard
Oonce
C. E
Bell 412
Broadway Lorain
Ohlo
Sanders
Edgers
AVON
James A. Resar
Jaycox Road
Avon Lake, Ohio
Maytag
Maytag Elyria CO
Were
T. O. Murphy Co
East College Bt
N. J. Hoskins
Fores Buresy Mutual Automobily Insurance Co
Feroz Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Farm
Buresy Life Insurance Co
Home Office
Columbus
SIRUS
SUNIS
Phillips Drug
Nate
North America
Kolinski
Standen Real Estate and Insurance
Elyria Savings & Trust
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